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Patrick Sharp isn’t sure how he’ll spend his allotted day with the Stanley Cup, but he is promising he’ll hold another public event in Thunder Bay like the one he staged in 2010.

Zach Thiac only tossed one inning, but it was enough to earn the Thunder Bay Border Cats reliever the win Tuesday night at the Northwoods League all-star game.

Midfielder Pedro Adan has been named the Thunder Bay Chill's most valuable player. Adan was given the award Monday night at the Premier Development League's annual season-ending banquet.

Marc Staal’s eye will never be the same. But the Thunder Bay native, a mainstay of the New York Rangers blue-line, vows he’ll be back as good as new this fall, his finals season before unrestricted free agency kicks in next fall.

The Thunder Bay Chill are the Premier Development League’s regular-season champions.

The Northwoods League all-star break couldn’t have come soon enough for the Thunder Bay Border Cats.

Joshua Johnson’s dedication to skateboarding won him the praise of the professionals who came to the city for the Sk8 skating demo at Prince Arthur’s Landing. The 15-year-old was showing some of his moves at Saturday’s event.

The Border Cats six-game slide is in the history books.

Sergio Campano Franco might not speak much English, but he’s found a way to communicate where he is on the soccer field.

Sergio Campano Franco might not speak much English, but he’s found a way to communicate where he is on the soccer field.