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Hero comes home

Hero comes home

Paralympic gold medallist Robbi Weldon arrived home Monday night to a hero’s welcome.
Queens stay hot in Hamilton

Queens stay hot in Hamilton

The Thunder Bay Sportop Queens are roaring through the Stoney Creek Midget Showcase in Hamilton. The midget AA squad on Saturday won for the third time in as many outings, blanking the Pittsburgh Elite 2-0.
Ice Dogs take preseason opener

Ice Dogs take preseason opener

Tyson Holder had a goal and two assists to help propel the Dryden Ice Dogs to a 4-1 victory over the host Fort Frances Lakers Friday evening in Superior International Junior Hockey League preseason play at Ice for Kids Arena.
Coaching mystery

Coaching mystery

The Thunder Bay North Stars magical mystery coaching tour on Wednesday night finally hit the ice.
Fresh start for Wolves hockey squad

Fresh start for Wolves hockey squad

Joel Scherban calls training camp the most exciting time of year.
Mithrush scores first goal for UOIT women's soccer program

Mithrush scores first goal for UOIT women's soccer program

Thunder Bay’s Jessica Mithrush has entered the University of Ontario Institute of Technology’s record books.
Wolves lose Cain to University of Manitoba

Wolves lose Cain to University of Manitoba

Luke Cain is the recruit who got away. The 25-year-old Thunder Bay forward, one of several high-profile newcomers the Lakehead Thunderwolves landed in the offseason, has instead chosen to play for the University of Manitoba Bisons in 2012-13.
Fantastic finish for retiring Caland at District Amateur

Fantastic finish for retiring Caland at District Amateur

Lucky No. 13 was also a good way to call it a career.
MacAskil commits to LU baseball team

MacAskil commits to LU baseball team

Lakehead’s fledgling baseball team has its final 2012 recruit.
Bortuzzo signs one-year contract with Penguins

Bortuzzo signs one-year contract with Penguins

Robert Bortuzzo is back in the Pittsburgh Penguins fold. The 23-year-old Thunder Bay defenceman on Thursday inked a one-year, two-way deal to return to the Steel City, where last season he made his NHL debut.
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