Sports Looking Back: April 15, 2026
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IN LOCAL HISTORY
• 60 YEARS AGO — Orville Klusendorf and his Reston rink of Eileen Klusendorf, Bill Iles and Margaret Bulloch were winners of the first event in the final bonspiel of the season.
• 40 YEARS AGO — Dan Halldorson of Brandon fired consecutive 66s on the weekend to claim the $36,000 first prize at the $200,000 Deposit Guaranty Golf Classic in Hattiesburg, Miss. Halldorson shattered the 72-hole tournament record with a 263 total, five shots better than the old record.
• 20 YEARS AGO — Brock Bastone scored two goals and set up another as Brandon knocked off Westman South 8-1 at the Sportsplex in an exhibition game between Directors Cup hockey teams. Jordan Barnes and Nolan Jago each had a goal and two assists.
• 10 YEARS AGO — The Westman Youth Football Association has been without a permanent home for 16 years. That will soon change. President Blaine Moroz announced that the association had agreed in principle to acquire a 530-by-1,200-foot parcel of land located north of Simplot Millennium Park, home of Brandon Minor Baseball.