CJOB Sports Show with Christian Aumell

Christian is joined by Hockey Helps The Homeless organizer Trevor Alexander about their second annual tournament to raise money to help the less fortunate. 

On this episode, U of M Men's Volleyball coach Garth Pischke tells us about the strange end to his longtime career. Also, Bison quarterback Des Catellier reacts to the combines getting cancelled. And Meghan Rafferty shows us who runs the world! 

Colin Hodgson, lead for curling's Team Mike McEwan, chats about his sportsmanship award. MHSAA Executive Director Chad Falk laments the high school championships getting cancelled. And Westman volleyball player Daniel Thiessen talks being named an All-Canadian. 

On this episode, Manitoba skip Jason Gunnlaugson stops by to chat about his not-so-smooth journey to the Brier. And Leah Hextall weighs in on the Jets and her historic NHL broadcast! 

On this episode, St. Paul's hockey coach, Andrew Harder walks us through his team's crazy championship win! We also check in with new Valour FC goalkeeper, James Pantemis. And find out what's next for Manitoba weightlifter, Reinna Skelton after her trip to World Juniors was cancelled amid Coronavirus concerns. 

Former Blue Bomber Jovon Johnson has signed a one day deal with the club so he can retire as a member of the Blue and Gold. He talks the decision and his future. And Manitoba speedskater Alexa Scott returns home after capturing bronze at the World Junior Championship. 

Jamie Thomas of Jets TV calls in to talk the Jets last bunch of games, and their health. Should the CFL ditch the rouge? Jamie Nye thinks so, and tells us why. And a 30 year old powerlifter and a 70 year old powerlifter talk their coming trip to the National Championships in Winnipeg.

World champion curlers Mackenzie Zacharias & Jacques Gaultier stop by with tales of their golden adventure abroad! Also, Winnipeg's own Butch Goring shares his thoughts ahead of the Islanders retiring his number. And Hector Vergara tells about the newest campaign from Sport Manitoba - No Ref, No Game! 

Former Manitoba Bison Adam Henry chats about being named Canada West Defenceman of the Year. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie talks CFL...and XFL. And Bisons basketball player Addison Martin wins the Canada West award for Courage through Adversity. 

On this episode, we sit down with Manitoba curling champion, Jason Gunnlaugson ahead of the Brier. Also, Kelvin Cech of the Winkler Flyers tells us what it was like to be crowned the MJHL Coach of the Year. And Bob Irving emerges from hibernation to tee up the Blue Bomber Winter Special!

Kerri Einarson's squad went to Moose Jaw and won the Scotties! Now they're back in Manitoba and Christian had the chance to chat with Einarson, second Shannon Birchard, and lead Briane Meilleur about their title-winning experience! Then, Leah Hextall breaks down NHL trade deadline day and ponders whether the Winnipeg Jets will ever figure out how to be a good team this season. 

Ashton Liskie, VP of Umpires for Baseball Manitoba, stops by to talk about an upcoming clinic and....how do they do it? And the Freezer checks in with Winnipeg Ice forward Isaac Johnson, who leads the team in scoring.

New Bomber linebacker Micah Awe calls in to talk about his decision to join the Blue and Gold. The Athletic's Murat Ates discusses the latest Winnipeg Jets developments. And Manitoba racecar driver David Richert chats about racing and Europe, and how people manage to walk away from those heavy crashes.

Lots of audio from Willie Jefferson as he tells Winnipeg why he decided to return to the Blue and Gold. And 14-year-old Logan MacDonald and his mom Marcia come by the studio to talk his big Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu win in San Diego. 

On this episode, Jamie Nye of 980 CJME in Regina tells us what free agency looks like from The Green Zone. Also, we hear about the state of the league from future MJHL Commissioner, Kevin Saurette. And it's squash time! Tournament chair David Glass serves up all the details about the championship heading our way!

On this episode, we hear from Winnipegger Thomas Miles who re-signed with the Bombers & Kyle Walters tells us what he thought of free agency overall. 

The Manitoba Moose are retiring Jimmy Roy's jersey. He calls in to talk his playing career and his new gig as director of player development for the Jets. And in this week's edition of the Freezer, Jackson Leppard chats about his career season. 

Former MJHL/Bisons goalie Byron Spriggs calls in to talk about the upcoming charity outdoor hockey event. And the MJBL's Jamie Bettens answers questions about some MLB news, including the Mookie Betts trade and Pete Rose's newest cry for a return to baseball. 

On this episode, local rowing coach and Olympic silver medalist, Janine Stephens tells us about the Presidents Award. Also, Winnipeg Rifles coach, Geordie Wilson stops by to break some exciting news about the future of player development. And in this installment of the Replay Booth, our favourite tater tot Jeff Braun takes on Mystery, Alaska.  

There was a huge game on Sunday.....in Curling!! Ted Wyman calls in to talk Kerri Einarson's big win in the Manitoba Scotties. And Darren Anderson from Special Olympics Manitoba talks about the upcoming Winter Games in Thunder Bay. 

On this episode, we catch up with commissioner Kim Davis who's retiring after 18 years with the MJHL, and with incoming commissioner, Kevin Saurette. And Murat Ates of The Athletic tells us what to expect from the Jets...and from his new foster puppy, Clyde!

On this episode, we hear from both Zach Collaros & Kyle Walters about the Bomber quarterback signing. And the Canadian Junior Curling Champion skips stop by to tell us about their amazing road to gold!

On this episode, we meet Fraser Aird, the newest member of your Valour FC team! Also, legendary Wesmen volleyball coach, Mike Burchuk tells us how he feels about being inducted into the Canada West Hall of Fame (and which 1940s movie inspired him!). And did you know that one of the best table tennis officials in the world lives right here in Manitoba?! Darek Mikita tells us about his amazing journ...

With the NHL All-Star break here, it's time to look back at the first half-plus of the season with Leah Hextall. What went wrong? What will happen next? Then, Carson Lambos of the Winnipeg ICE talks about the team's enormous homestand and what he did for his 17th birthday. Finally, Bill Johnson of Football Manitoba explains why flag football is exploding in popularity. 

Mitch Peacock previews the upcoming weekend for the Winnipeg Ice. The Australian Open gets started this week, and Mark Arndt of Tennis Manitoba shares his predictions. And one last weekend of NFL play before the Superbowl. The Power Parlay picks who they expect to see in the big game.