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Graham Ritchie of the Thunder Bay National Team Development Center finished 12th at the Junior World Championships sprint on Sunday, clinching one of the best World Junior cross country skiing results in Canadian history.

Two-time world curling champion will be a part of the Team Canada coaching staff in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Tbaytel Major League curlers Al Hackner, Gary Champagne and Frank Morissette are Northern Ontario Senior champions.

The GridLink Atom Queens would drop their final game of the tournament against Anoka/Rogers.

Thunderwolves drop sixth straight decision and 10th in a row to the York Lions, falling 4-0 at home on Saturday night.

Subbing for Al Hackner, Trevor Bonot skips his team to victory in the Men's Major League of Curling final.

Friday's 5-4 triumph marks the ninth straight time York has claimed victory over Lakehead in OUA men's hockey play.

Coach Bill McDonald counting on second-year forward to rediscover his offensive touch against the York Lions at home this weekend.

Thunder Bay goaltender serves as back-up in 3-0 loss to Nashville after injuries strike New Jersey netminding duo.

The Thunder Bay Peewee Queens will be heading to Bloomington, Minnesota this weekend for the annual Cupid Classic Hockey Tournament.