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Cody Johnston had his Ontario opponent right where he wanted him in the early going of Draw 10 on Wednesday at the Canadian junior men’s curling championship in Calgary. It’s the finish he’d like to have another crack at.

The Thunder Bay Border Cats will have at least two familiar faces on the mound in 2011. The Northwoods League baseball team on Wednesday announced it has re-signed pitchers Zak Miller and Brad Delatte.

Thirteen-year-old McKenna Cades is a little nervous heading into a provincial gymnastics qualifier in Nepean this weekend.

Jon Kreiner knew he was getting a great player when he landed Nova Scotia guard Tasia McKenna in 2006. But the women’s basketball coach never once thought he might be getting someone who might ultimately become the team’s all-time leading scorer.

The Lakehead Thunderwolves are going retro this weekend in support of prostate cancer awareness.

After missing most of the season because of a concussion, Pierre-Marc Guilbault is hanging up his skates to focus on his education.

Steals in the fifth, sixth and seventh ends powered Thunder Bay’s Cody Johnston to his first win Sunday at the Canadian junior men’s curling championship in Calgary.

A four-point second end proved too much for the Krista McCarville to recover from in Sunday’s Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts final.

Krista McCarville won’t have much time to collect her thoughts, but the Thunder Bay skip is OK with that.

Thunder Bay’s Justin Gvora was a one-man wrecking crew. Too bad for the Lakehead Thunderwolves his destructive ways were aimed at them.