Lakehead teams open strong with 2-0 start in multiple sports
Lakehead Thunderwolves surge to 2-0 in OUA men's basketball after wins over Waterloo and Algoma, led by Bilamu and Santacruz with 21 points each. Women follow 1-1 with Algoma, led by Eva Guilera. Volleyball opens with two straight wins over Royal Military College, while hockey suffers two losses to TMU. Next action includes hosting McMaster and Windsor in upcoming games.
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Lakehead Thunderwolves
Nathan Bilamu
Harold Santacruz
Thunderwolves
Algoma Thunderbirds
C.J
Fort William Gardens
North Bay
Nipissing Lakers
Bold
TMU
Nick DeGrazia
Justin Paul
Joe Mack
Keighan Gerrie
Ben Badalamenti
Algoma
Kur Mayuom
OUA
C.J. Sanders
Walleye rally past Lumberjacks in SIJHL action
Daxton Lang hat trick and an assist powered Kam River Walleye to a 6-3 win over Ironwood Lumberjacks at Norwest Arena. Larry Wintoneak debuted as head coach while Kam River extended its win streak to four after a separate 6-3 victory the night before.
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Ram River Fighting Walleye
Daxton Lang
Fighting Walleye
Ironwood Lumberjacks
Norwest Arena
Kam River
Dwight Lee
Larry Wintoneak
Walleye
Thunder Bay U18 A and AA hockey action highlights
Lincoln Galbraith volunteers with the Thunder Bay Minor Hockey Association as U18 A and AA teams posted multiple wins and tight finishes. Current River Comets led by Theodore McMillan and Aaron Taylor flourished in 9-2 and 5-1 games, while Nipigon Elks and Westfort Rangers fought to 2-2 and 1-1 draws. Significant performances included Parker Cocks, Nathan Ostrom, Kieran Bortolin, and Wyatt Pradal driving several scores across divisions.
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Ight
Thunder Bay
River Comets
Neebing Hawks
Theodore McMillan
Aaron Taylor
Oscar Pawlowski
Michael Pella
Volunteer Pool
Bearcats
KC Sabres
Parker Cocks
Nipigon Elks
South End
Nathaniel Ostrom
Cayden Lewis
Westfort Maroons
Thunder Bay Elks
Hayden Galloway
Westfort Rangers
Fort William Canadiens
Nicholas Kapush
West End Bruins
Sam Williamson
Volunteer Pool Bearcats
Daniel Lombardo
Connor Menard
Tucker Mann
Carson Bagley
Hudson Livic
Mitchell Polich
Fort William Hurricanes
Nathan Vita
Comets
Thunder Bay Kings
Kings
Joshua van Voort
North End Flames
Rangers
Kieran Bortolin
Logan Cooke
Jaxxon Sawdhyn
Parker Jacobson
Liam Eade
Bortolin
Thunder Bay Beavers
Carter Wemignans
Nicholas Bruno
Maroons
Jonathon Nadon
Brayden Horychuk
Calen Charban
Norwest Stars
Morgan Lemmetty
Carson Dove
Charlie Sims
Walker Holowanky
Miles Antoniak
Hawks
Callan Gibbon
Chase Kochan
Neebing
Keiden Almgren
Emmett Adduono
South End Rangers
Patrick Guerard
Wyatt Pradal
Bombers win bantam final at Thunder Bay finals
Bombers quarterback Troy Succo led a 40 13 victory over Redblacks in the under-14 bantam final at Fort William Stadium. Other finals saw Vikings beat Red Rockets 20 14 in under-8 tyke, Lions edge Bisons 30 24 in overtime for under-19 atom, and Ti Cats defeat Stampeders in under-12 peewee gold medal game.
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Lumberjacks
Kaden Goodwin
Carter Poddubny
Sam Sargent
Kam River
Travis Vander Zwaag
Walleye
Fort Frances Lakers
Fort Frances
Dryden GM Ice Dogs
Thunder Bay North Stars
Red Rockets
Lions
Bisons
Ti-Cats
Stampeders
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