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Grondin propels Pack in shootout

Grondin propels Pack in shootout

Rookie Keith Grondin obviously has a flair for the dramatic.
Ravens triumph

Ravens triumph

The battle for top spot in the nation was every bit as thrilling and suspenseful as a battle for top spot in the nation should be. The No. 1 Carleton Ravens and the No.
Wolves whipped

Wolves whipped

The Lakehead Thunderwolves showed Saturday night they weren't quite ready for prime time just yet. The women's basketball team managed to stay close for a quarter in front of a packed Thunderdome crowd, but the No.
Gee Gees size too much for LU women

Gee Gees size too much for LU women

Lakehead's modest three-game winning streak came to a close on Friday night against a much taller University of Ottawa opponent.
Ice Dogs rally to down Stars

Ice Dogs rally to down Stars

The Dryden Ice Dogs exploded for three goals in the third period, dropping the Thunder Bay North Stars 3-1 on home ice.
St. Ignatius eliminated at provincials

St. Ignatius eliminated at provincials

Katelyn Andrea's 20-point performance wasn't enough to keep the provincial championship hopes alive on Friday for the St. Ignatius Falcons senior girls basketball team. The Falcons lost their third-round match 44-40 against the St.
Wolves hold off Ottawa, await Carleton

Wolves hold off Ottawa, await Carleton

The battle for top spot in the nation is still a go. Lakehead completed its end of the bargain on Friday night, withstanding a late charge by the visiting Ottawa Gee Gees to escape with a 78-72 win. No.
Hawks grounded

Hawks grounded

Alex Dupuis said his shutout of the Laurier Golden Hawks was two-and-a-half years in the making. If there was any doubt about his coronation as the official No.
Falcons win provincial debut

Falcons win provincial debut

It's on to round three at the provincials for the St. Ignatius Falcons senior girls basketball team.
Basketball: Believe the hype, LU to take on Gee Gees and Ravens

Basketball: Believe the hype, LU to take on Gee Gees and Ravens

Public Enemy once implored the world: “Don’t believe the hype.” Front man Chuck D and his trusty clock-wearing sidekick Flava Flav obviously weren’t Lakehead Thunderwolves basketball fans.
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