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Growing competition

Growing competition

When the Firefighters Ten Mile Road Race began in 1910, there were about 20 competitive racers in the field.
Wolves land Judson

Wolves land Judson

Luke Judson is coming home. Well, close enough. The Emo, Ont. native confirmed on Monday that he’ll suit up next season with the Lakehead Thunderwolves.
Katapaytak up for junior hockey player of the year

Katapaytak up for junior hockey player of the year

Fort Frances forward Byron Katapaytak is up for the RBC Junior Hockey player of the year award.
Maciver named assistant GM of NHL's Hawks

Maciver named assistant GM of NHL's Hawks

Thunder Bay’s Norm Maciver is the new assistant general manager of the Chicago Blackhawks.
The Black Sheep

The Black Sheep

Matt Lapointe eats, sleeps and breathes mountain biking. “If I’m not at work, I’m usually on my bike,” says the group ride co-ordinator for the Black Sheep Mountain Bike Club .
Training Prospective

Training Prospective

When horses get ready to run the most exciting two minutes in sports on Saturday, Thunder Bay’s Claire Powell will be one of very few people allowed near them.
SIJHL: Derek Levanen named Flyers’ head coach, GM

SIJHL: Derek Levanen named Flyers’ head coach, GM

The Sioux Lookout Flyers have found their man. Former Thunder Bay Flyers star Derek Levanen has been tapped by the Superior International Junior Hockey League franchise to step behind their bench in 2012-13, taking over for the deposed Brad Zangs.
Local bowler heading to nationals

Local bowler heading to nationals

Thunder Bay’s Kelsey DeGrazia, 11, will represent Northern Ontario at the 2012 Youth Bowling Canada five pin National Championships in St. John`s, Newfoundland. The national championships takes place from May 5 to 7.
Right track

Right track

A private entrepreneur is on the fast track to bringing stock car racing back to the Oliver Paipoonge area. The last dirt track racing in the Thunder Bay district closed about nine years ago.
Queens settle for Esso Cup silver

Queens settle for Esso Cup silver

Despite a furious third period comeback attempt the Thunder Bay Sportop Queens run for a second Esso Cup Canadian National Female Midget Hockey Championship fell just short Saturday as they dropped a hard-fought 4-2 decision to the Pembina Valley Haw
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