ON THE ROAD AGAIN IN THE PLAYOFFS
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Brandon will play its Eastern Conference quarterfinal games in Virden for the second season in a row due to the annual conflict with the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair that restricts their use of Assiniboine Credit Union Place.
Here’s a look back at other years Brandon headed out on the road to make themselves at home.
• 2026: Virden — Games 3, 4, 5 (Calgary).
• 2025: Virden — Games 3, 4 (Lethbridge).
• 2018: Dauphin — Games 3, 4, 6 (Medicine Hat).
• 2017: Dauphin — Games 3, 4 (Medicine Hat).
• 2012: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4, 5 (Calgary).
• 2011: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4, 6 (Medicine Hat).
• 2006: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4 (Moose Jaw).
• 2005: Winnipeg — Game 2 (Moose Jaw).
• 2004: Winnipeg — Game 6 (Prince Albert).
• 2002: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4, 6 (Saskatoon).
• 2001: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4, 6 (Swift Current).
• 1999: Regina — Game 5 (Red Deer).
• 1998: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4 (Regina).
• 1995: Winnipeg — Games 1, 2, 5 (Moose Jaw).
• 1995: Winnipeg — Games 1, 2 (Prince Albert).
• 1984: Virden — Game 5 (Lethbridge).
• 1972: Winnipeg — Games 4, 6 (Saskatoon).
• 1972: Winnipeg — Games 3, 4, 6 (Regina).
» Lucas Punkari/For The Brandon Sun