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Wolves want in on Sunday

Wolves want in on Sunday

If there are any Lakehead Thunderwolves parents in town, the players would appreciate it if you put any Sunday dinner plans on hold. They plan to be otherwise occupied.
Golden Bears cup run includes preparing for worst

Golden Bears cup run includes preparing for worst

Winning a national hockey title isn’t easy at the best of times. Winning one without your captain, league MVP and league scoring champion is an even more daunting task. Chad Klassen was Mr.
Bisons ready for McGill

Bisons ready for McGill

Saskatchewan and Alberta meetings in the Canada West hockey final are pretty much a spring ritual.
McGill sticking with winning game plan

McGill sticking with winning game plan

The McGill Redmen know how to win at Fort William Gardens.
Golden opportunity

Golden opportunity

Seventeen seconds separated Thunder Bay’s Robbi Weldon from the Paralympic podium in Vancouver Saturday. "I was very proud of myself and with my results," Weldon said.
Getting set for the World Junior Championsihps

Getting set for the World Junior Championsihps

Eric Gagne is a former Cy Young Award winner. Justin Morneau won the American League MVP in 2006. They’ve got something else in common besides being great ballplayers.
Hutton makes pro debut with Phantoms

Hutton makes pro debut with Phantoms

Former Fort William North Star goalie Carter Hutton made his American Hockey League debut on Saturday night.
BMX training

BMX training

A local BMX pro wanted children to get off the couch and onto a bike so he started a series of training camps to do just that. Rick Foreman, promotions for Thunder Bay BMX , raced as a professional BMX biker contestant in the 1980’s.
Former Border Cat resigns White Sox post

Former Border Cat resigns White Sox post

Former Thunder Bay Border Cats infielder Oney Guillen has resigned from his job as a scouting video technician with the Chicago White Sox after tweeting negative comments about the organization.
Capers dump Wolves in consolation round

Capers dump Wolves in consolation round

It really wasn’t much of a consolation for the Lakehead Thunderwolves men’s basketball team. A day after being eliminated on the opening day of the national championship at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, the No.
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