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Celebrity Hockey Golf Classic an emotional event for some

Celebrity Hockey Golf Classic an emotional event for some

Ryan Johnson has a pretty good reason to tee it up each year at the Thunder Bay Celebrity Hockey Golf Classic. The event, which raises money for cancer research, hits close to his heart.
Back-up plan

Back-up plan

Music City is where goalie Carter Hutton hopes to finally make his mark in the NHL.
Cats drop fourth straight in St. Cloud

Cats drop fourth straight in St. Cloud

Steven Cazares was strong in his Thunder Bay Border Cats debut. But his seven-hit performance wasn’t enough to help his new club stop its latest losing streak, which hit four games Tuesday night in St. Cloud, courtesy of a 5-2 defeat.
Former Georgia State two-guard joins Thunderwolves

Former Georgia State two-guard joins Thunderwolves

Jylisa Williams brings NCAA basketball talent to the Lakehead Thunderwolves.
Cats rocked in St. Cloud

Cats rocked in St. Cloud

The Thunder Bay Border Cats pitching situation isn’t getting any better. On Monday the staff was torched for 18 hits and gave up nine walks en route to a 12-3 thrashing at the hands of the St. Cloud Rox.
Vosler homers, Cats back on winning track

Vosler homers, Cats back on winning track

Jason Vosler is making home-run hitting a habit. The Thunder Bay Border Cats third baseman went deep for the second night in a row on Friday.
Goalie Hutton signs with Predators

Goalie Hutton signs with Predators

Thunder Bay goalie Carter Hutton has a new home. The 27-year-old, who made his NHL debut with Chicago this past season, on Friday signed a one-year, two-way deal with the Nashville Predators.
Cats rally late, fall one run short

Cats rally late, fall one run short

The Thunder Bay Border Cats started the second half of the Northwoods League season the same way they did the first – with a loss.
Pro hockey in Thunder Bay still among LeBlanc’s goals

Pro hockey in Thunder Bay still among LeBlanc’s goals

Anthony LeBlanc says he still wants to bring professional hockey back to Thunder Bay.
Wolves hockey lands Alcock

Wolves hockey lands Alcock

The captain of the Kingston Frontenacs is on his way to Thunder Bay. The Lakehead Thunderwolves on Wednesday announced the 21-year-old had agreed to play for the Lakehead Thunderwolves in 2013-14, the first recruit of the Bill McDonald era.
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