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Tan's 22 leads Thunderwolves to easy win

Tan's 22 leads Thunderwolves to easy win

Beat the teams below them in the standings and the Lakehead Thunderwolves are an OUA men’s basketball playoff lock.
Double-double by Williams leads LU to lopsided win

Double-double by Williams leads LU to lopsided win

Jylisa Williams didn’t have her best night on Friday.
Van Buskirk, Windsor blank Thunderwolves

Van Buskirk, Windsor blank Thunderwolves

The Thunderwolves just couldn’t get the offence going Saturday night against Parker Van Buskirk and the Windsor Lancers.
Wolves volleyballers keep playoff hopes alive

Wolves volleyballers keep playoff hopes alive

Losing 10 of 11 games isn’t exactly the best way to punch your ticket to the OUA women’s volleyball playoffs.
Badgers rally to beat Wolves at home

Badgers rally to beat Wolves at home

A strong start had the Lakehead Thunderwolves in early control, but a slow finish sunk them back below .500.
Thunderwolves hoops squad earns 10-point win

Thunderwolves hoops squad earns 10-point win

The Lakehead Thunderwolves men’s basketball team took a giant leap Friday toward securing yet another OUA playoff berth.
Bosch stops 32, Wolves nip Lancers on road

Bosch stops 32, Wolves nip Lancers on road

A great goaltending performance was just what the Lakehead Thunderwolves needed Friday night. Jeff Bosch delivered.
Cory Kay returns to Cats for third season, younger brother in tow

Cory Kay returns to Cats for third season, younger brother in tow

The Kay family pipeline is continuing to produce ballplayers for the Thunder Bay Border Cats. On Thursday the Northwoods team announced that not only will outfielder Cory Kay return for a third season, but younger brother Gunner will follow too.
Winter run

Winter run

Four years ago Kip Sigsworth couldn’t believe a marathon ran indoors could become successful.
Wolves confident they can co-exist with AHL franchise

Wolves confident they can co-exist with AHL franchise

The Lakehead Thunderwolves won’t meet their demise if the city builds a proposed new event centre. City officials on Tuesday announced the university and its hockey team will be part of a consortium headed by former NHL coach Gary Green.
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