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The Thunder Bay Border Cats hit the Northwoods League all-star break in winning fashion.

Kyle Lombardo’s sacrifice fly in the seventh inning Saturday night ended the Thunder Bay Border Cats season-long seven-game losing streak.

It was one and done in Pontiac, Mich. for the Thunder Bay Chill.

Jordan McCoy may be an all-star, but he sure didn’t pitch like one Friday.

Three times Carter Hutton has gotten the call to the NHL. Three times the Thunder Bay goalie has dressed and sat on the bench.

For Kakabeka Falls and its chance to grab national exposure, it’s only a matter of time; 10 seconds to be precise.

Thunder Bay’s Jamie Kompon has found a new home.

Wes Parsons is all but done as a Thunder Bay Border Cat this season. But before the Clarksville, Tenn.

Blessed with an offence that could do no wrong on the road and a pitching staff that could do no right, the Thunder Bay Border Cats were all but unstoppable last week in Waterloo.

Chris Porter has a new two-way deal with the St. Louis Blues. The 28-year-old, who spent nine years in Thunder Bay during his childhood, played a career-high 47 games for the Blues in 2011-12, scoring four times and adding three assists.