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North Stars eliminated from playoffs after Game 6 loss to Iron Rangers

North Stars eliminated from playoffs after Game 6 loss to Iron Rangers

The Thunder Bay North Stars’ season has come to an end. The North Stars fell 3-2 to the Minnesota Iron Rangers in Game 6 of their Superior International Junior Hockey League semifinal series in Hoyt Lakes, Minn.
Getting the call

Getting the call

Bradley Belisle did not have to wait too long to hear his name called in the Ontario Hockey League's annual draft.
Staying alive

Staying alive

Facing elimination, the Thunder Bay North Stars turned in their finest performance of the postseason. It was enough to earn a stay of execution. The No.
North Stars drop third straight, one loss from elimination

North Stars drop third straight, one loss from elimination

It’s do or die time for the Thunder Bay North Stars.
Jays purchase contract of former Cat Jonathan Diaz

Jays purchase contract of former Cat Jonathan Diaz

Jose Reyes' inability to stay healthy has landed former Thunder Bay Border Cats shortstop Jonathan Diaz back in the big leagues.
Murray named OHL player of the week

Murray named OHL player of the week

A strong playoff performance is netting Matt Murray some recognition. The Thunder Bay netminder was named the Ontario Hockey League’s player of the week after compiling a 3-0 mark en route to leading the Sault Ste.
MLB predictions

MLB predictions

A year ago on Opening Day, Canadian baseball fans were all but planning the Blue Jays’ victory parade.
More than just sport

More than just sport

Nicole Vercaigne’s experiences at Lakehead University will be remembered for more than just her time on the court.
All square

All square

There are a lot of words that can describe the first two games of the semifinal series between the Thunder Bay North Stars and Minnesota Iron Rangers. Passive is not one of them.
Wilkins, Thiel lauded

Wilkins, Thiel lauded

Andrew Wilkins says he will never forget the five years he spent at Lakehead University. The Thunderwolves hockey forward received a fitting parting gift, being named the university’s male athlete of the year in his final stint in Thunder Bay.
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