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It's playoff time in junior hockey. In the Ontario Hockey League, 16 teams will face off in opening round action with only one of those teams experiencing a victory in their final game and advancing into the Memorial Cup tournament.

Soo Greyhounds head coach Marty Abrams would prefer to be preparing for a first round playoff match but instead must focus his attention on improving his club for next season.

The Soo Thunderbirds prepared for their playoff opener against Blind River with a 4-3 win over the North Bay Skyhawks to conclude the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League regular season on Sunday night.

The Soo Greyhounds saw their season come to abrupt end on Sunday afternoon.

One week after clinching the North American Hockey League's North Division title, the Soo Indians showed no signs of slowing down this weekend.

The Soo North Stars find themselves just a single victory away from claiming a Great North Midget League championship.

The Soo North Stars remain as dominate as they were during the regular season.

The Soo Thunderbirds continued to tune up for the playoffs with a 10-0 trouncing of the Manitoulin Wild on Friday evening.

The Windsor Spitfires are not making life easy for the Soo Greyhounds.

The Bawating Braves season ended on a losing note but the defeat could not take away from the fabulous season the club experienced.