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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jul 29, 2025

Page

11

Lagner repeats at Mascarin Mid Canada Open tennis title

Nick Lagner earns his third straight open singles crown at the Northwestern Ontario OTA event after a walkover in the final against Tanner Bedard. Lagner and Kristian Thomas also win the open men's doubles over Bedard and Trevor Masi, as multiple age divisions crown champions and a total prize pool of $11,000 is awarded.

Nick Lagner Kristian Thomas Mascarin Thunder Bay Community Tennis Centre Jamie Grieve Gino Mascarin Lagaev Toronto Tanner Bedard Garrett Prins Adam Baranowski Thomas Bedard Trevor Masi Ontario Elizabeth Niemi Niemi Leeann Ryder Kiyaan Jabbour Kolton Wakefield Brianna Babock-Toews Chris Horychuk Reynaldo Alvarez Wilfredo Pardillo Billy Warren Dolly Niemi Dave McCallum

Thunder Bay Border Cats Seek Playoff Run Versus Duluth Huskies

Thunder Bay hosts the Duluth Huskies at Port Arthur Stadium in a 6:35 p.m. game as it trails by seven and a half games in the East Division with 12 left. The Cats are 81-27 overall after a high scoring 25-26 win, the franchise high, and aim to close the season strong in a three-game series with Duluth.

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McIntosh claims second world gold in 200m IM

Summer McIntosh of Toronto won her second gold at the world swimming championships by taking the women's 200 metre individual medley in 2:06.69, narrowly ahead of Alex Walsh of the United States who took silver. Mary-Sophie Harvey of Laval earned bronze in 2:09.15 as Canada collects more medals in Singapore.

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