Thunder Bay North Stars Roll Past Dryden Ice Dogs to Close Season
Thunder Bay overwhelmed Dryden 7-1 at Fort William Gardens to cap the SIJHL regular season. Keenan Marks stopped 42 of 43 as Thunder Bay clinched the third seed and set up a quarterfinal against Fort Frances Lakers. Peter Forester and Beau Helmeczi had assists, while Lysak scored for Dryden.
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Homan holds firm at world curling championship
Canada skip Rachel Homan and her Ottawa team Tracy Fleury Emma Miskew and Sarah Wilkes beat Denmark's Madeleine Dupont 9-3 in round robin play at the SGT world women's curling championship in Uijeongbu. They improved to 3-1 after a late two deuce and steals.
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Switzerland
Silvana Tirinzoni
Sweden
Anna Hasselborg
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Blackwell signs with ECHL's Wichita Thunder
Spencer Blackwell, a Lakehead veteran forward from Erin Ontario, signed with the Wichita Thunder of the ECHL. The 25 year old led Lakehead in scoring this past season with 16 goals and 16 assists in 386 career games. The Thunder now sit at 33-20-7 as TMU Bold and Queen's Cup contenders move toward nationals.
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Dryden Thunder Bay bowlers excel at Youth Bowling Canada provincials
Youth Bowling Canada five pin provincial action held in Sudbury and Dryden produced strong results for Thunder Bay competitors. Bantam girls Hera Sutcliffe and Rachel Baccari won silver. bantam boys Adam Lehoux and Lucas Keeler claimed gold. junior girls NovaLee Meo and Sophie Kushner took gold with bronze for Sophia Danielson and Harmony Danielson. Galaxy Lanes and Mario's Bowl dominated senior girls with gold and silver, while senior boys Alex Geravelis and Robby Gregoire captured gold. District will send teams to the YBC nationals in Edmonton May 5 to 7.
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Novalee Meo
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Darren Davies
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Harmony Danielson
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Galaxy
Mario’s
Sarah Meservin
Kayleen Kajorinne
Jacob Davies
Isabelle Hayden
Jordyn Graham
Richie Baccari
Mario’s Bowl
Alex Geravelis
Robby Gregoire
Alyssa Bonnie
YBC
Edmonton
Thunder Bay Kings announce new season partnership plan
The Thunder Bay Kings AAA hockey program reveals a three year plan with NOHL and GNML for 2025-26, aiming to cut costs, boost development, and bring games home. The under-16 team will join GNML, while under-18 remains in GTHL with a 36 game schedule.
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