Profile of Taylor Lambert

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Taylor Lambert is a sports reporter at the Moose Jaw Times-Herald.

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• Central girls beat Avonlea
  The Cyclones posted scores of 25-10, 25-21 and 25-15. Central coach Brad Hennenfent wasn’t too happy about the mental focus of his team ...
• Vanier knocks off Elecs in football quarter-final
  The 23-6 quarter-final win is a far cry from the 27- and 35-point margins that the Vikings posted against the Elecs this year. “(Estevan) ...
• Bantam Tier II team falls to Weyburn
  It ended up being a 4-3 exhibition loss to Weyburn, but the team certainly impressed their coach with a late rally that nearly tied the ...
• Lady Warriors undefeated to start season
  The ladies beat the Prairie Storm 1-0 on Saturday to kick things off, followed by a 3-3 draw against Weyburn on Sunday. Head ...
• Pee Wee team splits with Estevan to start season
  The result was that the team came out of their opening weekend with a 5-2 loss and a 7-5 win against Estevan to start the South Sask Minor Hockey ...
• Weyburn downs Caronport in soccer playoffs
  “I’m very happy with how they controlled the ball today, that was probably the biggest thing,” said Eagles ...
• Caronport falls to Greenall at volleyball tournament
  Central, Vanier and Riverview/Cornerstone all fell in the first round of the Tier I playoffs Saturday. Peacock, meanwhile, lost in the Tier II ...
• Central captures second place in football
  Vanier led 7-0 at the half in a game that saw both teams cough up the ball and fail to capitalize on opportunities, yet still ...
• Clippers hockey stumbles to start season
  The Clippers fell 7-0 Friday and 6-3 Saturday to the Concordia Thunder in Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference action. But the ...
• Vanier wins frosty soccer victory over Cougars
  Both teams dressed in pants, toques and gloves, and the few parents that stayed to watch huddled under blankets in the miserable ...
• Bantam Warriors pull off comeback victory
  Down 6-3 after two periods, the Moose Jaw Ford Bantam AA Warriors looked done like the proverbial Thanksgiving ...
• AAAs win one, lose one with two OT games
  The Warriors lost by that score to the Prince Albert Mintos Saturday, then beat the Saskatoon Contacts by the same margin Sunday in Saskatchewan ...
• Fins shine at first meet of season
  Well, it is for the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins, at least. The local swim club opened its new season with the first meet of the year in Regina ...
• Warriors blow 5-1 lead in loss to Broncos
  The Moose Jaw Warriors blew a 5-1 lead with sloppy defensive play en route to a 7-6 loss in Swift Current to the Broncos Friday night. ...
• Vanier takes big win over Caronport in soccer
  But some wins aren’t much fun to take. The Vanier Spirits beat the Caronport Cougars 9-0 in girls soccer Tuesday, and Vanier coach Rick Spanjer ...
• Speed skating club ready for new season
  The registration numbers are up from last year, and the sport seems to be holding its own in the annual battle for kids’ time and ...
• Central girls take two wins from round robin
  The Cyclones won by scores of 25-14 and 25-13 against the Eagles, while they handled the Royals by scores of 25-9 and 25-19. Avonlea also beat ...
• Hemsing solid at arm wrestling worlds
  The event, held in Venice September 6 to 13, was the largest championship ever, boasting more than 2,500 competitors. Hemsing finished ...
• Southern Rebels look to youth for success this year
  Most importantly, they’ve gotten younger. “We’re very happy with the direction we’re going,” said Don Gabel, general manager and assistant ...
• Comeback effort too little, too late for AAA Warriors
  “We thought we’d addressed the issue last weekend (in North Battleford) about putting a full 60 minutes in,” said Warriors assistant coach Jeremy ...
• Regina Chargers win touch football provincials
  The Rebels fell 14-13 in the semifinal of the provincial touch football championships, and they had to watch as the Chargers went on to win the ...
• Midget Tier Is dominant in opener
  They certainly accomplished that as they largely dominated the visiting Balgonie Prairie Storm Sunday in a 6-4 win to open their ...
• Central content with 6-1 loss to Ardens
  The Cyclones fell to Swift Current on a double-header bill Saturday that also saw them beat Estevan 5-0. ...
• Vanier wins epic football battle against Colts
  In a thrilling, down-to-the-wire game Friday, Vanier and Swift Current gave the sparse audience who braved the chilly weather a great show. The ...
• Warriors lose close one in Edmonton
  The Warriors’ bench boss pointed to his team’s play as an equally guilty factor in their 3-2 Western Hockey League defeat ...
• Caronport crushed by Watrous in 6-man football
  The Cougars kept things close in the first half, allowing just a 7-0 lead for the visitors. But a breakdown on all fronts in the second half saw ...
• Central boys and girls win at Vanier
  The girls won 3-0 by scores of 25-10, 25-15, and 25-19. The boys won 3-1 (22-25, 25-14, 26-24, 25-20) in a tough battle. Girls ...
• Weightlifters shake off cobwebs
  Hence the name of the CobWeb Open, the first Saskatchewan Weightlifting meet of the season, held in Moose Jaw this past ...
• Midget Tier Is optimistic
  Despite a 0-3-1 record in exhibition play, the Moose Jaw Midget AA Tier I Warriors are expecting a successful season. ...
• PeeWee Tier Is to rely on goalies, speed
  But there are some things that are apparent already. “It’s early to tell, but we’re not a big team,” ...