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Recreation and Sports Manitoba Canada
Recreation and Sports Manitoba Canada
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- Governing body for the sport of volleyball in the province. Athlete, coaching and officiating program information, Hall of Fame guidelines, as well as provincial tournaments and results.
- is a real community effort, with hundreds of volunteers working countless hours to help Special Olympics train and compete in the sport(s) of their choice throughout the entire province.
- is the recognized Sport Governing Body for Fast Pitch (including orthodox) and Slo-pitch Softball within the Province of Manitoba, and is a member of Softball Canada, the National Sport Governing Body for Softball.
- An association of industry and government and club members developing the recreation on snowmobiling in Manitoba. This site has listings of all trails and events in Manitoba.
- Governing body for amateur swimming in the province.
- A non-profit sport governing body. Includes information about member clubs, rules, events and tournaments.
- Serving Manitoba Horse community.
- A directory of sports information in the province. Features links to teams, events and websites.
- Together with our members, and other partners such as Tennis Canada, the other nine Provincial Associations, and Sport Manitoba, a variety of programs and services are offered to promote and develop the Sport of a Lifetime.
- Preserves, celebrates and showcases the history and heritage of sport excellence and achievement. Features 8,000 square feet of interactive displays and exhibits. Admission by donation. Includes hours, location and contact details. Located in Winnipeg.
- Objective is to promote and encourage safe, responsible and organized ATV trail riding throughout the province. Offers contact information.
- Oversees 5-pin bowling in Manitoba, including youth and masters' organizations. Features tournament information and results, lane certification and coaching information.
- A volunteer organization building the Trans Canada Trail across Manitoba and generally developing and promoting recreational trails in our province.
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