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The Thunder Bay Chill are the Premier Development League’s regular-season champions.

The Northwoods League all-star break couldn’t have come soon enough for the Thunder Bay Border Cats.

Joshua Johnson’s dedication to skateboarding won him the praise of the professionals who came to the city for the Sk8 skating demo at Prince Arthur’s Landing. The 15-year-old was showing some of his moves at Saturday’s event.

The Border Cats six-game slide is in the history books.

Sergio Campano Franco might not speak much English, but he’s found a way to communicate where he is on the soccer field.

Sergio Campano Franco might not speak much English, but he’s found a way to communicate where he is on the soccer field.

Ali Musse scored in the 84th minute, spoiling the Thunder Bay Chill’s return home Friday night. The WSA Winnipeg goal knotted the game 1-1, which proved to be the final outcome.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats have run their losing streak to six games.

Jylisa Williams’ basketball journey has already taken her from Atlanta to Alaska to Alberta. Along the way, she’s dropped out of school, joined the army and decided she missed the sport enough to give higher education another try.

Home cooking must be looking tasty to the Thunder Bay Border Cats right about now. The Northwoods League team dropped a 9-6 decision on the road to Alexandria on Thursday night, chalking up their fifth straight defeat in the process.