Manitoba's high school athletes of the year named
Eight of the best high school athletes in Manitoba were honoured Wednesday by the Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association. Overall, Payton Durand of Collège Jeanne-Sauvé and Magnus Carlos of Vincent Massey were named the top female and male athletes of the year, respectively.
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