Hear the Herd brings you the latest news and stories from around the Bison Sports world. Every Friday, hosts Jason Pchajek, Michael Still & Neil Noonan interview Bison athletes, break down the past week's games, and preview the weekend ahead.
In this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Mike and Jason are joined by Kevin Negus, Jack Mandryk and Zach Janzen of the Bisons men’s volleyball team ahead of the 2020 U SPORTS Men’s Volleyball Championships on March 13 – 15 right here at the University of Manitoba.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Neil and Jason wrap up the 2019⁄20 season with men’s basketball tough loss in Alberta, the future potential of Bisons hockey, and Kelsey Wog’s incredible performance at the U SPORTS Swimming Championships.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Mike, Jason and Neil go over the playoff pictures for each Bison squad heading into one of the last weekends of the regular season.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Neil, Jason, and Andrew the Intern breakdown men’s hockey’s playoff chances, the tough road ahead, and the three star seniors Bison Sports will be celebrating this upcoming Saturday in Adam Henry, Jonah Wasylak, and Sean Christensen. All that, plus Andrew’s experience working with Bison Sports and making sports media a career.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Mike and Neil celebrate #10 ranked men’s basketball’s impressive weekend against the Huskies including Kieran Zziwa’s game-winning three at the buzzer on Saturday. All that plus, women’s basketball, and men’s volleyball’s showing against UBC.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Neil, Mike & Jason catch up on a full weekend slate of Bison games including Zacharias’ game-winner for women’s hockey, Veloso’s three-goal weekend, the hot basketball teams and camaraderie on the men’s volleyball team.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, the fellas celebrate the women’s hockey team sweeping Lethbridge this past weekend, the big comeback from our 7 – 1 men’s basketball team, and how the rest of the Herd is looking heading into the break.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, the fellas welcome in student intern Evan Midford — also colour guy for Bisons men’s hockey — to recap the Grey Cup and what it means for sports fans in Manitoba as well as the men’s hockey team’s season, Duckworth Challenge, and this weekend’s games.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, the guys look forward to this weekend’s 29th Annual Duckworth Challenge against the crosstown rival Winnipeg Wesmen. Programming note for podcast listeners: Hear the Herd has moved to Tuesday’s at 11:30 AM on 101.5 UMFM.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Neil and Mike revisit one of the greatest Bison football games ever, the last second hail mary, and the 2‑point attempt. All that, plus Jenai Buchanan and Erin Fargey from women’s hockey join us live in studio!
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, the fellas revisit Bison footballs last-second victory over the Regina Rams, men’s hockey opening weekend split with Lethbridge, and women’s soccer big weekend out west.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, we’re joined by Jonah Wasylak, 5th year forward for the Bison men’s hockey team to talk about the upcoming season and the weekend’s opening series vs. Lethbridge.
On this week’s episode of Hear the Herd, Jason and Neil break down the first four games of the women’s soccer season and preview this weekend’s doubleheader. Plus, Mike Still makes it in from the rain just in time to interview Bisons’ fourth-year wide receiver Riley Harrison before the Homecoming game this Saturday.
On this week’s episode, Neil Noonan and Michael Still breakdown Bison football’s 1 – 1 start, their matchup with the Alberta Golden Bears, and a story on Gowanlock’s weight loss journey. All that, plus women’s soccer opening weekend, Jessica Tsai’s hot start, and an interview with captains Hayley Ward and Shaylyn Dyck.
On this episode of TWIBS Jason talks about Kelsey Wog getting ready for FINA worlds, as well as his interview with Venla Hovi, one of the now last Clarkson Cup champions.
It’s signing season! On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason breaks down some recent news regarding the professional futures of some Bisons talent. He also takes some time to chat swimming and football news!
Jason is back everyone! Fresh off the Atlantic shores, on this episode of TWIBS Jason takes us through his trip to Charlottetown for the 2019 U Sports women’s hockey national championship. He talks the sights, the games, and everything he learned about your favourite Bisons!
Before jetting off the PEI for the women’s hockey national championship, Jason stops running around for a few minutes to talk track nationals, going on this weekend at James Daly Fieldhouse. He breaks down day one of the event and what fans can expect from the next couple days.
On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason gets you set for the Canada West women’s hockey finals between the Bisons and U of A Pandas. He also shares some stories from last year’s national championship in London, ahead of his impending trip to PEI for round two.
The quest begins tonight, as the Bisons women’s hockey team returns to the ice for the Canada West semifinals against UBC. Jason breaks down what we can expect from the series, and recaps the night that was from women’s volleyball.
It’s now down to two teams, as on this week’s episode of TWIBS Jason breaks down the final weekend for three Bisons programs, and sets up the last two remaining: Women’s hockey and women’s volleyball. It will be one quiet spring at the U of M.
The first Bisons team into the postseason in 2019 is the first out, as on this week on TWIBS Jason talks last night’s playoff play-in game between Manitoba and Winnipeg. Also on the docket is men’s hockey’s season finale this weekend.
Today on TWIBS, it’s the finale of the 28th Duckworth Challenge. Heading into tonight’s pair of games between the Bisons and Wesmen volleyball clubs, the U of W is ahead in the series 2 – 1, looking to finish off the herd. Jason breaks down what has happened so far, and what is coming up tonight. Plus, some news surrounding that old barn, Wayne Fleming Arena!
On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason sets up a pair of must-win scenarios involving the Bisons and Lethbridge Pronghorns hockey teams. On the men’s side, the Bisons need to win to stay alive, while the Pronghorns can clinch a playoff spot this weekend, and on the women’s side, the Pronghorns are fighting for their playoff lives against the first-place Bisons.
On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason breaks down where the remaining Bisons teams are at, and what that means for their playoff chances. Who’ll get in? Who’ll fall out? Only time will tell, but Jason will give you all the details.
On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason breaks down what he thinks the New Years resolutions from the Bisons programs will be. Plus, he sets up the 2018 playoff rematch between the Bisons and Cougars in men’s hockey.
Welcome back! In the first episode of TWIBS in 2019, Jason sits down with Alanna Shamrna, national champion and alternate captain of the Bisons women’s hockey team, to discuss the season so far, progress on her return, and what she’s been up to all these months.
In the final episode of TWIBS for 2018, Jason talks about all the highlights (and lowlights, is that a word?) from the last calendar year. To be discussed is the 2018 National Champion Bisons Women’s Hockey Team, Kelsey Wog being Kelsey Wog, and more!
On this week’s episode of TWIBS, Jason breaks down the news surrounding the seemingly imminent return of the WHL to Winnipeg, and how that will impact the hockey landscape in the city. He also wraps up the 2018 schedule with recaps, and OH I almost forgot, the Bisons men’s hockey team won! [DISCLAIMER] As of Dec.7 Bison Sports and the WHL have no comment to make on the subject and do not have anything to confirm. All information is per anonymous sources and has not been confirmed by any organization involved.
On this episode of TWIBS, Jason wraps up the first half of the 2018 – 19 season by talking about something NOT men’s hockey! He sits down to talk about the nationally ranked Bisons swimming team and the potentially dangerous weakness shown by the Bisons women’s hockey team against the Saskatchewan Huskies.
On this episode of TWIBS we have another episode in the on-going saga of “What’s wrong with the men’s hockey team?” and Jason sets up the final home weekend for women’s hockey as the first half of the Canada West season winds down.
More solo-Pchajek, as Jason tackles the struggles of the men’s hockey team ahead of the evening’s Canada West action. That and more on this week’s episode of TWIBS.
Jason is joined by Lauren Taraschuk, national championship winning goaltender from your Manitoba Bisons.
On this week’s edition of This Week in Bison Sports, Jason welcomes Bison women’s hockey goaltender Lauren Taraschuk to the show. The 2017 – 18 Canada West rookie of the year will join the show to talk about winning a national title AS A ROOKIE, and how she plans to follow up her superstar debut.
Solo Pchajek again this week, as he discusses the potential return of the Western Hockey League to Manitoba’s capital (with a pit stop at everyone’s favourite ice box Wayne Fleming Arena). He also recaps the football team’s unfortunate luck against UBC and sets up their playoff dance with Calgary.
This week on TWIBS, Jason sits down with Brendan Warren, Dylan Sutherland, and Kyle Martens, of the Bisons men’s volleyball team to set up their weekend set against the Macewan Griffins, and the season to come.
Solo-Pchajek this week on TWIBS. He takes to the airwaves to recap the week that was, set up the week that will be, and talks (now legal) marijuana after U Sports rules to uphold the ban. Also on the docket is a discussion of the ongoing Got Game Open Trials as they stop in Winnipeg, as well as the recently announced CPL‑U Sports draft!
In this week’s edition of TWIBS, Jason sits down with Bison men’s hockey captain Brett Stovin, and rookie defender Thomas Lenchyschyn, to talk about the season ahead and set up the evening’s home opener.
On this week’s edition of TWIBS, Jason sits down with newly minted Bison women’s hockey captain Erica Rieder, and alternate captain Karissa Kirkup, ahead of their season opener against the Calgary Dinos.
It’s all track and field this week on TWIBS, as Jason sits down with members of the Bisons track and field team to discuss their sport, as well as hosting the upcoming U Sports national championship. Jason also previews the weekend’s football action, as well as the Bison men’s hockey season opener.
Solo Pchajek today as the scheduled guest has a practice before a big weekend of action. Speaking of which this episode looks at A LOT of different sports whose season is starting up.
Bison Football QB Des Catellier sits down to discuss the rough start (0−2) for the Herd and what he expects from Saturday’s game against Alberta. He also talks about the journey that led him to his spot behind centre on the squad.
A new season and a new era for TWIBS as Jason Pchajek takes over as host and is joined by John Gaudes, Bison Sports Information and Digital Media Coordinator to set up the fall sports season.
Men’s basketball, Women’s hockey and the major award winners from the annual Bison Banquet as we wrap up this season of This Week In Bison Sports. Check out the UMFM Soundcloud page for an extended edition of TWIBS featuring an exclusive, bonus interview with Trevor Alexander of The Hockey Show.
Recorded live at the campus celebration for the USport champion Women’s Hockey team, the Kucheravy and Sharman show is back on the air.
The USport championship winning Bison Women’s Hockey team players and coaches discuss their road to the top.
The Bison women’s hockey team are at Nationals but this episode featuring Coach Remple and eight players from the squad was recorded before they left.
Bison swimmer and multi-medalist Kelsey Wog plus memebers of the Canada West championship winning Women’s hockey team and the team’s coach John Rempel.
Bison Women’s Hockey set to host the Canada West final best-of‑3 this weekend and TWIBS talks to Coach Rempel and has a roundtable with Erin Kucheravy, Venla Hovi, Jordyn Zacharias, Alanna Sharman and Lauren Taraschuk discussing the epic 4OT series winner against Alberta last weekend.
Women’s hockey host a huge playoff series against Alberta this weekend and Zuk talks to Coach Remps and players Reider, Zacharias, Fyten, Sharman and Kucharavy about the matchup and speaks to Claude Berube and members of the Track & Field team.