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Mike Judge and the Hammarskjold Vikings know what they have to do. After losing 13-7 to the St.

When Mike Hammond gets hot, he gets very, very hot. The heat was back on Friday night. Hammond netted a hat trick in the Wolves second non-conference contest, but hadn’t scored since the five-point outing.

Liam Fors knows how to score. The St.

The Churchill Trojans improved to 11-0 on Wednesday as senior boys volleyball dominated the high school sports schedule.

A visit by the Duluth Clydesdales was all the Thunder Bay North Stars to return to their winning ways. The Stars got goals from four separate players on Wednesday night, taking out their second-year opponent 4-1.

In four seasons with the Lakehead Thunderwolves, Winnipeg native Devin Welsh scored four goals. In 2007-08 and 2009-10, he failed to score.

The Can-Am Police-Fire Games are coming to Thunder Bay in 2016. Thunder Bay Mayor Keith Hobbs officially made the announcement at city council on Monday. Thunder Bay beat rival bidders Kingston, Ont.

The century mark isn’t proving to be much of a barrier for the Lakehead Thunderwolves of late. On Saturday, for the second time in three games, the men’s basketball squad cracked the plateau, downing the host Regina Cougars 105-79.

The Thunder Bay North Stars played with penalty-kill fire all game long. Eight times they got away with it on Saturday night. But the ninth time they went down a man, the Stars got burned.

Matt Caria had a goal and three assists Saturday night, just enough points to secure the win for the Lakehead Thunderwolves, a 4-3 triumph over the York Lions.