Sports news in brief for the week of June 18, 2025 – Our Communities – Winnipeg Free Press

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Basketball club champs crowned
Winners in 12 different age divisions were crowned over two weekends of Manitoba Basketball Club Championship play in May and June.
The championships, run by Basketball Manitoba, were held at the Sport Manitoba courts, the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg. More than 1,300 players on 110 teams took part in the 191 games played.
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Members of the Ignite 18U male basketball team pose with their coach after winning the provincial club championship last month.
Results of the finals were:
18U male – Ignite 86 Attack 65
18U female – Evolve 94 Attack 39
17U male – 204 Elite 73 Attack 68
17U female – Junior Wesmen 75 Summit 25
16U male – Thunder Bay 115 Refresh 94
16U female – Attack South 60 Attack 32
15U male – Ignite 76 Relentless 59
15U female – Attack 56 Attack South 27
14U male – Relentless 77 Attack 43
14U female – Attack 49 Junior Bisons 35
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Members of the Evolve basketball team pose with their winners’ T-shirts after winning the provincial 18U female club championship last month.
13U male – Attack 85 Junior Bisons (Dulder) 41
13U female – Attack 63 Junior Bisons 25
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Ball kids need for ATP Challenger tourney
Tennis Manitoba is looking for volunteers aged 10 and up to serve as ball boys and girls for the upcoming ATP Winnipeg Challenger tournament to be held July 6-13 at the National Bank Hub @ West St. Paul.
No experience is necessary, training will be provided in the weeks leading up to the event. Being a ball kid at this professional tournament will enable volunteers to learn about tournament operations and to experience high-level tennis from the best seat in the house. Tournament gear will be provided to all successful applicants.
To register or for more information, contact nancy@polartennis.com
For more information on the ATP Winnipeg Challenger, visit winnipeg.nationalbankchallenger.com
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