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THUNDER BAY -- It’s snowing in May – must mean the Thunder Bay Chill are back on the pitch.

Thunder Bay's Mackenzie Blackwood has been named the Ontario Hockey League's goaltender of the year. The Barrie Colts netminder posted a 28-13-0-0 record in 43 games, netting three shutouts. He tied for the league lead with a .

Three members of Ultimate Gymnastics Invitational Competitive Team are heading to Burlington, Ontario this weekend to compete in the 28th Annual Burlington Spring Cup.

THUNDER BAY -- Jon Kreiner continues to turn to the local talent pool to stock his Lakehead Thunderwolves women’s basketball squad.

Girls Soccer Hammarskjold 1 Superior 1 U: Kayley Dunn St. Ignatius 3 Churchill 0 I: Malary Cole, Erica Vidotto, Abbey Jacobson Standings Rank Team GP PTS W-D- L F-A (PDA) x1. St. Ignatius 5 15 5-0-0 20-1 (17) x1. St. Patrick 4 9 3-0-1 14-1 (13) x3.

THUNDER BAY -- Grant Fuhr has his spot in the Staal Foundation Open locked up. Thunder Bay’s Evan DeGrazia will have to work a little harder to secure a third consecutive entry at the Mackenzie Tour-PGA Tour Canada event.

Team Cycling Race #1 - Road Time Trial on May 2nd was cancelled. Race #2 - Cyclocross Results Individual Results Senior Boys 1. Emile Hamm ELV 12:25.7 2. Jacob Zavitz SCVI 13:14.1 3. Nathan Hay SIHS 13:34.6 4. Joshua Hamilton SCVI 13:36.2 5.

THUNDER BAY -- His father may no longer own the team, but Bryce Jorgenson will be back in a Thunder Bay Border Cats uniform this season. Jorgenson finished with four hits in just 27 at bats with the Cats in 2015, driving in one run in limited action.

Girls Soccer St. Ignatius 1 St. Patrick 0 I: Alyssa Carpino Westgate 7 Hammarskjold 0 W: Sydney Kelner (3), Alexis Anderson (3), Breanne Walford Churchill 1 Superior 1 C: Tessa Littlefield Standings Rank Team GP PTS W-D- L F-A (PDA) x1. St.

CALGARY, Alta. – The Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL) is pleased to announce the 2016 CJHL All-Academic All-Canadian Champions Team.