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Junior men fall in deep hole at nationals, women even at 2-2

Junior men fall in deep hole at nationals, women even at 2-2

New Brunswick’s Josh Barry took early command of Monday’s Draw 5 match against Matthew Roberts rink from Thunder Bay and never looked back.
Thunder Bay rinks 1-2 at Canadian juniors

Thunder Bay rinks 1-2 at Canadian juniors

A pair of big ends cost Thunder Bay’s Matthew Roberts rink Sunday night at the Canadian junior men’s curling championship.
Victoria bound

Victoria bound

Kaitlyn Hay is looking to swim all over the world. A member of the Thunder Bay Thunderbolts, the grade 12 St. Pat’s student has been in the pool for longer than she can remember.
Sergerie tricks it up

Sergerie tricks it up

Adam Sergerie knows how to go out with a bang.
Wolves women snap slide against Guelph

Wolves women snap slide against Guelph

Carolyn Fragale and Ayse Kalkan may have saved the Lakehead Thunderwolves basketball season. The dynamic senior duo put up 19 points apiece on Saturday night, leading the Wolves to a 70-65 road win over the Guelph Gryphons (6-11).
Sunday ready

Sunday ready

While Thunder Bay considers itself a hockey town, it has room to celebrate the biggest football game of the year.
Jordan Smith takes over North Stars coaching reins

Jordan Smith takes over North Stars coaching reins

Former Lakehead Thunderwolves captain Jordan Smith is the new coach of the Thunder Bay North Stars.
Shootout victory

Shootout victory

In a division as tight as the OUA West, the Lakehead Thunderwolves can use all the points they can get. On Friday night they picked up a pair, thanks to the sharp shooting of captain Adam Sergerie.
Thomson powers LU men hoops win

Thomson powers LU men hoops win

Ryan Thomson erupted for 11 points in the opening five minutes of the second half and the Wolves pulled away from the Guelph Gryphons in rapid fashion Friday night. Thomson finished with 22 to lead all scorers in the 87-55 triumph.
Thunderwolves women drop third straight

Thunderwolves women drop third straight

The Lakehead Thunderwolves are rapidly playing themselves out of the playoffs. In fact, after dropping an 82-58 decision Friday night to the host Guelph Gryphons, the Wolves are on the outside looking in.
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