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Trevor Letowski is headed full circle. The former NHLer has been named to Canada’s national junior hockey team’s coaching staff, filling a spot recently vacate by Drummondville coach Martin Raymond.

Varsity Girls Basketball Westgate 65 Churchill 23 W: Kayla Gallo 18, Kaitie Dampier 16 C: Julia Mills 11, Aungelle Wabigwan 10 Hammarskjold 67 Superior 19 Standings Rank School W-L PCT GB 1. Hammarskjold 8-0 1.000 --- 2. Westgate 5-2 .714 2.5 3. St.

Cliff Ronning and Greg Adams haven’t lost their love of hockey yet. On Wednesday night the former NHLers will lead a group of ex-players onto the Tournament Centre ice for an exhibition game against local firefighters and police.

Bill McDonald’s isn’t worried his team is entering the second week of the OUA hockey schedule still in search of its first win of the season. Coming off a pair of road losses last weekend against the No.

KINGSTON -- Kevin Tree retained his Queen's Open title in Kingston on Saturday, placing first for the second year in a row. Tree led the Lakehead University men's running team to a 3rd place finish of the 11 teams competing.

Bridget O’Reilly and Gillian Lavoie led the Lakehead Thunderwolves to victory in Winnipeg on Friday night.

Billy Jenkins scored his first OUA goal and Cody Alcock netted his first of the season, but it wasn’t enough to help the Lakehead Thunderwolves start 2015-16 on a winning note.

It was a comeback for the ages. The Thunder Bay North Stars spotted the visiting Minnesota Iron Rangers a four-goal lead on Friday night, but stormed back in the third to score an improbable 8-6 win.

Don't count out the Westgate Tigers just yet.