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A return to Thunder Bay for the World Junior Baseball Championship is not out of the cards. But officials with the Thunder Bay International Baseball Association said Tuesday it’s premature to say they’re entering the bidding process.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats are back at .500. Omar Cotto, Luke Willis and Brett Kay drove in two runs apiece on Monday night, helping the Cats to a 7-2 win over the Duluth Huskies, ending their road trip with a third win in five outings.

Katelyn Andrea played basketball, volleyball, track, tennis and badminton this past school year. The Grade 11 St.

The Thunder Bay Chill are threatening to run away with things in the Premier Development League’s Heartland Division.

Wes Parsons has quickly established himself as one of the top starters in the Northwoods League.

Darts player John Rutherford says the secret to improving at the game is all about practice. Rutherford has played darts since he was 18 years old when he used to play with his father back in Scotland.

Michael Suchy drove in three runs on Saturday night as the Willmar Stingers denied the Border Cats a shot at .500.

The Thunder Bay Chill relinquished first place in the Heartland Division for about 48 hours. On Saturday they stole it back from the Des Moines Menace, blanking the host WSA Winnipeg 4-0 to capture their sixth win in seven outings.

Barry Caland and Walter Keating Jr. will take a two-shot lead into Sunday’s final round of the 2012 Mallon’s Play It Again Better Ball Championship.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats can win on the road.