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Thunder Bay battled back from an early 4-1 deficit to sweep the Waterloo Bucks with an 8-5 triumph at Port Arthur Stadium in front of 912 fans.

Three straight doubles to open the game led to a three-run first, and combined with a strong start by Makaio Cisneros, helped Thunder Bay down Waterloo 9-4.

After seven seasons, former SIJHL coach of the year won't coach the team, but will remain on as a special advisor.

Lakehead is bringing in Brody Beauchemin from the Manitoba Junior Hockey League and Tait Ross and Marko Stojkov from the BCHL.

The Border Cats held steady at 4.5 games behind division leading Waterloo, who arrive in Thunder Bay on Thursday to start a two-game set.

Former Thunderwolves and North Stars assistant is back in the NHL with Seattle. 

A wild pitch and a throwing error led to three runs in the sixth, breaking a 6-6 tie at Port Arthur Stadium.

Northwestern Ontario assistant coach has won four Stanley Cup championships during his illustrious NHL coaching career.

Two-time PWHL champion hoping to bring her winning ways to the West Coast.