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Call Kris Hamlin the Mariano Rivera of the Superior International Junior Hockey League. He sure knows how to close a game. The last-place Thunder Bay North Stars forward scored the winning goal Friday night with just 0.

Lakehead’s woeful start to the OUA hockey season continued on Friday night. Not that a 5-1 loss wasn’t expected. After all, it was the No. 4-ranked McGill Redmen playing host.

After most 18-point wins, most basketball coaches are pretty happy. Manny Furtado isn’t most coaches.

The St. Ignatius Falcons know they’ll have a target on their backs when the high school football playoffs open next week.

Lakehead Athletics (Media Release) October 29, 2015 — Thunder Bay, Ont. Lakehead's cross country runners will leave it all out on the trails this Saturday at the OUA Championships, hosted by the University of Waterloo.

THUNDER BAY QUEENS HOCKEY (Media Release) www.thunderbayqueens.com THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Goldcorp midget A Queens are off to Fort Frances this weekend to compete in the first annual Scott Clendenning Memorial Showcase.

Junior Football (Quarter Finals) (3)St. Patrick 20 (6)Superior 6 STP: 4-2-0 SCVI: 1-5-0 (4)Westgate 34 (5)Churchill 6 WCVI: 2-4-0 SWC: 1-5-0 Semi Finals Matchups (3)St. Patrick @ (2)Hammarskjold (4)Westgate @ (1)St.

It wasn’t pretty, but coach Dave Battistel will take it. His St.

Varsity Girls Basketball Westgate 57 Superior 29 W: Megan Rubin 12, Mackenzie Patterson 11 U: Kaila Granholm 15 Standings Rank School W-L PCT GB 1. Hammarskjold 10-0 1.000 --- 2. Westgate 8-2 .800 2.0 3. St. Ignatius 5-4 .556 4.5 4. Superior 4-5 .

Varsity Girls Basketball Westgate 60 St. Ignatius 58 W: Sam Read 15, Rachel Rubin 9 I: Lauren Maki 28, Ally Wood 17 St. Patrick 39 Churchill 23 P: Jaquelyn Conacher 10 C: Fayth Chambers 6 Standings Rank School W-L PCT GB 1. Hammarskjold 10-0 1.