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If it wasn’t for Ryan Daniels and the Laurier Golden Hawks, the Lakehead Thunderwolves would be on a 12-game winning streak. Don’t think for a second the Wolves don’t want a little revenge.

The Ryerson Rams managed to hang with the Lakehead Thunderwolves for 20 minutes. And they played even with them in the fourth. It was the third quarter Saturday night they'd like to forget.

Joseph Jones said beating the Ryerson Rams wasn't as easy as it looked. He was probably being a bit of a generous host.

The Lakehead Thunderwolves are the sole possessors of top spot in the OUA West Division.

The Westgate Tigers ran the ball down the throats of opponents all season long.

If it's too cold for the other team, it's probably just right for the Westgate Tigers.

The St. Ignatius Falcons are a win away from a return trip to the senior girls high school basketball provincial championship.

To be the best, you've got to beat the best.

Lakehead isn't blowing opponents out of the water, but like Tim Tebow in the NFL, they just keep finding ways to win. On Friday the No. 9-ranked Thunderwolves built a healthy three-goal lead on the host Windsor Lancers, then hung on to win 4-3.

It looked like a runaway at first, but in the end it was the timely shooting of Ryan Thomson and Greg Carter's stellar defence that kept the Thunderwolves among the undefeated. Lakehead's No.