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Jylisa Williams showed no signs on Saturday of the concussion that prematurely ended her record-setting campaign.

THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay Chill had one constant through their first 15 years of existence, a stretch that included the peak of a league title but the valleys of missing the playoffs for their first seven seasons.

In the end, Thunder Bay was exactly where Brandon Swartzendruber wanted to be. At 30, having bounced around the USL Professional Division for the past two seasons, the Colorado native decided a return to the Thunder Bay Chill was in order for 2015.

Firefighters Ten Mile Road race organizers aren’t trying to put any pressure on Kenyan Luka Chelimo.

Given the state of Chapples Field, Tony Colistro says the Thunder Bay Chill have no choice but to play at Fort William Stadium this season. But it also leaves them at the mercy of the city’s conditions.

Lakehead’s Jylisa Williams will take the court Saturday for the first time since a concussion knocked her out of the OUA playoffs.

The Thunder bay Chill are turning to their past as they look toward the future and a return to the Premier Development League playoffs.

SSSAA results for Thursday, May 8 Girls Soccer St. Patrick 2 Westgate 0 P: Lexi Malo, Katherine Meo Superior 1 Churchill 0 U: Cassia Wilson Hammarskjold 1 La Verendrye 0 Standings Rank School W-D-L GF-GA GDA Pts x1. St. Ignatius 4-0-0 18-1 12 12 2.

Chris Green has once again turned west to land his latest recruit. The Lakehead women’s volleyball coach on Thursday announced he’s added 5-foot-8 setter Haley Melhorn of Regina to the 2015-16 lineup.

SSSAA results for May 5, 2015 follow Girls Soccer Westgate 13 La Verendrye 0 W: Alexis Anderson (3), Havyn Jesperson (2), Brianne Walford (2), Emma Wall (2), Alanah Hogan, Katie Kantyluk, Sydney Kelner, Kendra Ryan Cycling Results Race 1 - Cyclo-Cros