CJOB Sports Show with Christian Aumell

A look back at the Winnipeg Rifles season with coach Geordie Wilson

Wesmen women's basketball point guard, Anna Kernaghan on their hot start to the season and their home and home with the Bisons!

Winnipeg ICE head coach James Patrick on his team being ranked number one in the CHL & MJBL's Jamie Bettens on the Braves winning the title.

Find out what Christian's take is on Kevin Cheveldayoff being cleared of wrongdoing by Gary Bettman & we hear from Bisons football coach Brian Dobie on the chance to clinch their home playoff game

The latest on the fallout from the Chicago Blackhawks scandal, including Jets audio from Jets TV on the Kyle Beach interview & we check in on the Wesmen women's volleyball coach about their upcoming season opener

Winnipeg Jets captain Blake Wheeler is out of COVID protocol and back with the team. Find out how he's feeling, how long it'll be before he's in the lineup and the familiar place where he isolated in Minnesota. Also, we chat with Valour FC's Daryl Fordyce on their playoff push and wrapping up the home portion of their schedule. 

Voice of the Bombers Bob Irving on the Bomber's upcoming game against BC & Anders Strome, Director of Player & Alumni Relations with True North Sports + Entertainment, on the Ducky Pond Hockey Classic

Jets open the season 0-2-1....what does The Athletic's Murat Ates think of that? And BC Lions radio analyst Giulio Caravatta on the Lions at Bombers matchup this weekend.

Manitoba Moose head coach Mark Morrison is looking forward to the start of the Moose season, and Winnipeg Wesmen men's basketball coach Mike Raimbault is too! We'll hear from both of them. 

Elks play by play voice Morley Scott as the Bombers get set to take on Edmonton tomorrow night & Winnipeg Wesmen womens basketball coach Tanya McKay on the return to play

Kenny Lawler and other Bombers address his drunk driving arrest, and CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore gives his insights on what we might see in the last two pre-season games for the Jets. 

The voice of the Bombers Bob Irving helps preview tomorrow night's game against the BC Lions; and Winnipeg ICE forward Conor Geekie dishes on the start of their season.

We speak with former hockey player Connor Wall about Sport Manitoba's Concussion Awareness Week.

We've got Sportsnet's Ken Wiebe and his impressions of the first few days of Winnipeg Jets training camp, and U of M Bisons Head Coach Brian Dobie on the return of university football. 

CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore tells Christian what he saw on day one of Winnipeg Jets training camp. After that, Wesman athletic director Dave Crook talks about the return of his program's athletics and the Duckworth Classic.

The Athletic's Murat Ates calls in to talk about what went wrong with Sami Niku's time in Winnipeg and looking ahead to training camp.

Bob Irving previews Bombers at Elks

MJHL Commissioner Kevin Saurette shares his excitement about the launch of the season tomorrow night; and big news out of Edmonton, as starting QB Trevor Harris is sidelined for the Bomber game this week. Voice of the Elks Morley Scott calls in to discuss.

Winnipeg Sun Sports Editor Ted Wyman discusses the controversial rule changes being trialled at World Curling championships.

CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore pops in to talk about the upcoming Jets mini camp + training camp; and CHED Elks analyst Dave Campbell helps break down their hopes this weekend against the #1 Bombers.

Blue Bombers' colour commentator Doug Brown joins the show to talk about that impressive defensive performance by the club at the Labour Day Classic and helps preview the Banjo Bowl. 

The Winnipeg Goldeyes' box office manager Paul Duque talks about the club's pending rebrand!

Murray McCormick of the Regina Leader-Post helps preview the Labour Day Classic & voice of the Bombers, Bob Irving is in Regina!

Welcome to Winnipeg, Naaman Roosevelt & voice of the Elks, Morley Scott on the team's return to practice after a COVID outbreak

Voice of the Riders, Derek Taylor on Saskatchewan's hot start and looking ahead to the Labour Day Classic