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The Sault Sabercats saw a franchise best season come to a disappointing end.

It was a drive for the hardware on Thursday night as Laird International Raceway held their mid-season championship.

The Soo Cambrian Mazda Midget Black Sox expected to have a double header on Wednesday night against the Petoskey Indians in Great Lakes Baseball League action.

The Sault Minor Football Association will crown their 2004 champions as the playoff finals in the bantam and tyke divisions will kickoff on Friday. In the Bantam division, Brody's will meet the Firefighters at 8 p.m.

George Wilson has made an instant impact in the late model division at the Kinross Speedway. In his second week of regular competition at the track, Wilson, pictured, grabbed his second consecutive feature victory on Friday night.

The Soo Cambrian Mazda Midget Black Sox are on quite a roll. The Sox took three of four games this weekend against Traverse City and have now won five of their last six games to improve their Great Lakes Baseball League record to 7-7.

Ontario Cup Soccer wrapped up in Sault Ste. Marie over the weekend with action in the Under-13 and Under-12 Girls divisions.

The Sault Sabercats have served notice to the entire OVFL that they are a team that just won't quit.

Ryan McInerney is officially a Soo Greyhound. The young forward was officially introduced in a press conference on Friday afternoon at Memorial Gardens. McIerney also officially signed his contract with the team at the conference.

Bar River's Steve Kent has been no stranger to victory lane this season.