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The Thunder Bay Nationals fell one run short Monday night at the Canadian Junior Little League Championship in Lethbridge, Alta.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats on Monday salvaged their last hope on a disastrous road trip that pushed them from contenders to also-rans.

Bryce Jorgenson and Kody Anton had three RBI apiece to lead the Thunder Bay All-Stars to another lopsided win at the Canadian Senior Little League Championship in Regina.

The semifinals are set at the Strathcona Invitational and there is still a pair of ex-champions in the hunt.

Home field proved advantageous Sunday for Lethbridge Southwest.\ The host squad downed the Thunder Bay Junior Nationals 6-2 at the Canadian Junior Little League Championship, dropping Team Ontario to 2-2.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats picked the wrong time to start slumping again.

Brad Thrower started the game pitching for the Thunder Bay Junior Nationals, but it was his hitting that made a difference at the Canadian Junior National Little League Championship Saturday in Lethbridge, Alta.

Brad Thrower started the game pitching for the Thunder Bay Junior Nationals, but it was his hitting that made a difference at the Canadian Junior National Little League Championship Saturday in Lethbridge, Alta.

Nicholas Nigro tossed 3.2 innings of shutout ball Saturday and drove in three runs at the plate, leading the Thunder Bay All-Stars to a 6-1 win over Lethbridge at the Canadian Senior Little League Championship in Regina.

The Michigan Bucks may have swept four of the five Premier Development League’s regular season awards, but Thunder Bay Chill forward Sullivan Silva captured the biggest one of all.