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Eagles rally to tie Stars

Eagles rally to tie Stars

The Screaming Eagles rallied with two late third period goals to salvage a 4-4 tie with the Jr. B Stars Thursday evening in Thunder Bay Jr. B/Juvenile/AAA Hockey League play at the Tournament Centre.
Skiing success

Skiing success

Michael Somppi managed to stay with the lead pack most of the way, but a final climb proved too much for the Thunder Bay skier, who had to settle for a seventh-place finish at the national senior men’s ski trials at Lappe Nordic Centre.
LU athletic department moving ahead with second indoor marathon

LU athletic department moving ahead with second indoor marathon

With more than 35 years of experience in the mental health field, Tom Walters believes good mental health is the foundation for an overall healthy lifestyle.
Makela barely tested in Canadian rout of Germany

Makela barely tested in Canadian rout of Germany

Amanda Makela didn’t have much work to worry about on Tuesday. The Thunder Bay netminder stopped 11 of 12 shots, leading Team Canada to an 8-1 win over Germany at the women’s under-18 world hockey championship in Stockholm, Sweden.
Home trail advantage

Home trail advantage

Michael Somppi knows the Lappe Nordic Ski Centre trails like the back of his hand.
Stars lose fourth straight

Stars lose fourth straight

The Thunder Bay North Stars slide has reached four games.
Makela stops 24 in women's world U-18 opener

Makela stops 24 in women's world U-18 opener

Thunder Bay’s Amanda Makela made 24 saves as Canada opened the women’s world under-18 hockey championship with a 9-1 romp over Switzerland on Saturday.
Sports 2010

Sports 2010

It was a wonderful year in sports for Thunder Bay in 2010, starting with one of the most successful events the city’s ever hosted.
Wisconsin runs wild on Stars

Wisconsin runs wild on Stars

It wasn’t the end to 2010 the Thunder Bay North Stars were looking for.
Lakehead falls in consolation final

Lakehead falls in consolation final

Losing isn’t something the Lakehead Thunderwolves men’s basketball team is used to enduring. Falling twice in a row is almost unheard of the past two seasons.
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