Local Sports

Lakehead basketball’s Greg Carter is once again the OUA West defensive player of the year.

Teen Challenge Thunder Bay is calling on local anglers to help support their cause.

Cold weather will delay the start of Saturday’s Sleeping Giant Loppett. Event organizers on Friday said with overnight temperatures predicted to hit -23 C, the extra hour should help thaw things out a bit.

Skier Michael Somppi is headed to the World Cup circuit.

Lakehead University wrestlers are on the hunt for national gold again. A year after Emma Brightwell and Preston Mikulasik captured top spot at the 2012 CIS wrestling championship, the Wolves will send eight athletes to London, Ont.

Scott Morrison is hoping history repeats itself this weekend.

Eric Szymczyk made 16 saves Wednesday night, leading the Dryden Ice Dogs to a 4-0 win over the visiting Thunder Bay North Stars.

Ryan Thomson will not play for the Lakehead Thunderwolves at the OUA Wilson Cup Final Four. The fourth-year forward, LU’s biggest outside threat and their No.

Scott Hill pumped his fist crossing the finish line Sunday, no other skiers in sight.

Staring down the rugged California coastline, Dustin Wilson paid little attention to the Pacific Ocean on his left and drove the ball dead centre down the Pebble Beach fairway.