Behind the Headlines: Bands of brothers: Regina Thunder roster has five sets of brothers, three of them twins

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Regina Thunder Head Coach Scott MacAuley says he wants to bring a brotherhood on his team that instantly - and that having five sets of brothers who are also players helps. The brothers say the family dynamic brings them together – even when they have a tough game. 980 CJME's Gillian Massie catches up with the brothers before practice.
16 Oct 2025 English Canada News

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