Local Sports

With mountains of snow on the ground and more on the way, golf is the last thing on most people’s minds.

A road start is never an easy way to start a playoff run.

If you’d told Matt Erdman before the season his team would host a playoff game in 2014, he had gladly accepted. On Wednesday night, however, he wanted more.

Getting the Phoenix Coyotes’ financial ship in order was the easy part. That Anthony LeBlanc and his partners could handle. It’s the on-ice stuff the ownership can’t control.

The Churchill Trojans are varsity boys basketball champions.

A three-goal second period propelled the Thunder Bay North Stars to yet another win Tuesday night.

Persistence pays off. Told Sunday the Thunder Bay International Baseball Association was out of the running for the 2015 18U World Baseball Cup, executive director Warren Philp refused to give up hope.

This snow-filled winter has been a blessing for Sleeping Giant Loppet organizers.

A premier international baseball event will be making a return to the city, just two years later than organizers were anticipating.

The Lakehead Thunderwolves women’s nordic skiers will have a chance to complete a decade of dominance next weekend.