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Howarth quits

Howarth quits

Todd Howarth's rein at the helm of the Thunder Bay North Stars is over. On Sunday the Superior International Junior Hockey League franchise announced Howarth had informed team officials he was stepping down for personal reasons.
Unice blanks Wolves again, LU drops fifth straight

Unice blanks Wolves again, LU drops fifth straight

Josh Unice continued Saturday night his mastery of the Lakehead Thundewolves.
McCarville eliminated at Scotties

McCarville eliminated at Scotties

Krista McCarville, Ashley Miharija, Sarah Lang and Liz Kingston will have to wait until next year.
Easy triumph

Easy triumph

The Thunder Bay North Stars can't finish first, and second is looking like a long-shot miracle at best. Third place, however, is a different story.
Johnson hits 9 3-pointers, Wolves sweep Windsor

Johnson hits 9 3-pointers, Wolves sweep Windsor

Ben Johnson missed all four shots he took from two-point territory Saturday night. Apparently all he needed to do was step back a few feet.
LU women crushed by Windsor, drop 4th straight

LU women crushed by Windsor, drop 4th straight

It was a weekend to forget for the Thunderwolves women's basketball team. Lakehead was blown out for a second straight night on the road by the No.
Wolves with horses

Wolves with horses

Kayleigh Redish and Shandelle Mathusz share a love of horses. That love for the animal is why they both became part of the horse community in southern Ontario growing up.
Russell, Johnson power LU win over Lancers

Russell, Johnson power LU win over Lancers

Give the Windsor Lancers another five minutes or so, and they just might have completed their comeback. Then again, the extra time might have given Ben Johnson, Venzal Russell and Matthew Schmidt more time to perfect their long distance range.
McCarville playoff bound, Dahl comes up short

McCarville playoff bound, Dahl comes up short

Krista McCarville swept her way Friday into the 3-4 Page Playoff at the Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Kenora.
LU hockey drops fourth straight

LU hockey drops fourth straight

The suddenly cold Thunderwolves hockey team fell short once again on Friday night.
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