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Bandits win two types of games

November 14, 2025

Bobcats net two more wins, add 20-year-old goaltender

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Steelers extend win streak to nine games

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Matty Kondro, we hardly knew ye

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Bandits go 1-1, Tigers set pace

November 7, 2025

Rustlers on a roll in hoops, hockey

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Hynes lands in Lloyd to develop his talents

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Lancers secure first win at home

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Smith returns from nine-month layoff, scores first AJHL goal

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