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Lopsided loss

Lopsided loss

The Ottawa Junior 67’s look pretty good for a team in its first year at the major Pee Wee level. The hometown Thunder Bay Kings probably don’t want to see what they do for an encore.
Missed opportunity

Missed opportunity

The Paul Carr foursome has dug itself a bit of a hole to start the Canadian Masters Curling Championship.
MLB season predictions from tbnewswatch.com

MLB season predictions from tbnewswatch.com

It’s the dawn of a new era in Major League Baseball. The New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies are no longer the top dogs, their free-spending ways a relic of a different time.
Equal footing

Equal footing

The Northwestern Ontario All-Stars and Thunder Bay Kings found their way into the point column Monday night at the All-Ontario Pee Wee AAA Championship. Jared Nensika scored the equalizer at 9:06 of the third period, earning the All-Stars a 1-1 tie.
Kings drop opener

Kings drop opener

Nursing a second-period lead is never a good idea. It came back to bite the Thunder Bay Kings in their Monday matinee opener at the 2013 All-Ontario Pee Wee AAA Championship.
Queens settle for silver at provincials

Queens settle for silver at provincials

It was a heart-breaking setback for the Thunder Bay Sportop midget AA Queens Sunday as they fell 3-2 in double overtime to the North Bay Ice Boltz in the gold medal game of the midget AA division final at the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association
A different league

A different league

After working alongside men as a mechanic for the last 20 years, Jenn Talarico assumed she’d never be friends with a group of women.
Four Kings grabbed in OHL draft

Four Kings grabbed in OHL draft

A quartet of Thunder Bay Kings heard their names called Saturday through 14 rounds at the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection Draft.
Wolves basketball lands four recruits

Wolves basketball lands four recruits

Fresh off their first trip to the CIS championship final in more than three decades, the retooling Lakehead Thunderwolves have begun the rebuilding process.
Queens win five of seven at provincials

Queens win five of seven at provincials

It was a good opening day for the Thunder Bay Queens at the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association provincial championships taking place in Ottawa as they were victorious in five of the seven games they played.
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