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Four games were played on Thursday as the Mayor's Cup City Men's Hockey League playoff championship continued at the Pee Wee Arena and John Rhodes Community Centre.

For the 15th year in a row, the Korah Colts galloped past the competition for a High School Badminton City Championship.

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Sergei Kostitsyn's two goals helped the London Knights to a 5-1 win over the Owen Sound Attack on Wednesday night. The victory evened up their western conference semi-final series at 2-2.

The following story was prepared by Chris Dawson of BayToday.ca, a sister site of SooToday.com The North Bay Skyhawks were hoping to bounce back after Sunday's 5-1 defeat on home ice in game two of the best-of-seven NOJHL finals.

The Wawa Travelers Alumni were faced with the task of playing twice in a three hour span at the Mayor's Cup City Men's Hockey League playoff championships on Wednesday night at the Pee Wee Arena.

The melting of the snow and the returning of the Canada Geese can only mean one thing. It is Ultimate Frisbee time again in Sault Ste. Marie.

In Ontario Basketball Association club team action from this past weekend: *** The Sault Junior Cougars Major Bantam girls basketball team lost a heartbreaker to keep them out of the final rounds of the OBA Provincial Championships in London this wee

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Day one got off to a great start during The Tournament II. 16 teams out of the 35 teams entered, battled it out at the John Rhodes Community Centre on both Ice Pads, in front of many spectators, including family and friends.