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Comeback win

Comeback win

Parity is in play. The Thunder Bay North Stars, long used to waltzing through the Superior Interntional Junior Hockey League season, have competiton in 2010-11 – and plenty of it.
Ryan buries 'embarrassing' game ball

Ryan buries 'embarrassing' game ball

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - Rex Ryan buried the New York Jets' embarrassing loss to the New England Patriots. Literally.
Still got it

Still got it

Brian Hutton ventured to Port St. Lucie, Fla. late last month for weekend of golf and good times with old friends, met over three decades in the golf business.
Wolves climb to seventh

Wolves climb to seventh

The Lakehead Thunderwolves will be the higher-ranked squad when the Manitoba Bisons invade Fort William Gardens at the end of the month.
Hawks double up Eagles

Hawks double up Eagles

The Northern Hawks tallied twice in each period Sunday en route to doubling up the Screaming Eagles 6-3 Sunday evening in Thunder Bay Jr. B/Juvenile/AAA Hockey League action at Delaney Arena.
Rough win

Rough win

It was no teddy bears’ picnic for the Lakehead Thunderwolves on Saturday night. On the prowl for a ninth straight triumph, the Wolves ran into a rough-and-tumble Regina Cougars squad looking to revenge Friday night’s 6-3 loss.
Thunder Bay rink ousted in Medicine Hat

Thunder Bay rink ousted in Medicine Hat

It wasn’t how Krista McCarville wanted to bow out of the Canada Cup of Curling.
Screaming Eagles win for first time

Screaming Eagles win for first time

A six-goal second period surge gave the Screaming Eagles their first-ever Thunder Bay Jr. B/Juvenile/AAA Hockey League victory Thursday evening as they downed the Nipigon Elks 7-1 at Delaney Arena.
McCarville loses finale, prepares for playoffs

McCarville loses finale, prepares for playoffs

Krista McCarville is moving on to the page playoffs at the Canada Cup of Curling, but not on a high note. McCarville gave up a steal of three in the ninth on Friday night to drop a 10-7 decision to Heather Nedohin, finishing round-robin play at 3-2.
Kerbashian stars for Sting

Kerbashian stars for Sting

SARNIA, Ont. - Thunder Bay's Kale Kerbashian had a four-point night, scoring twice and adding two assists as the Sarnia Sting edged the visiting Niagara IceDogs 6-5 in Ontario Hockey League action Friday night.
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