Local Sports

Mother nature continues to reek havoc on the Women’s Hockey League as the season hits the stretch drive. Warm weather once again forced the league to scrap Monday night’s line-up at the outdoor facility in Echo Bay and revamp the upcoming schedule.

Sault Ste. Marie's Laura Gold is off to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) championships next week.

The UBetcha Senior AA Wildcats saw their well tuned offensive machine sputter for just a game but it was enough to eliminate the team in the quarterfinal round.

While the Soo North Stars should have been celebrating the fact that the team has grabbed a strangle hold on their Great North Midget League semi-final series, the focus was instead on how they were going to stay out of trouble.

The Soo Greyhounds got off to a slow start and just couldn't recover Sunday afternoon as they dropped a 5-2 decision at the hands of the Sarnia Sting.

The Sir James Dunn Eagles continue to dominate the local volleyball loop as both the senior and junior Eagles captured the High School Girls Volleyball City Championship on Saturday at White Pines.

Sir James Dunn was also celebrating victory on Saturday after the school captured both the midget and junior division titles at the High School Boys Basketball City Championships at Korah.

The Bawating Braves weren't prepared to let their city championship drought continue any longer. Backed by intensity and a solid team effort, the Braves took an early lead and held on for a 55-47 win over the St.

One week after the Michigan Soo Indians suffered through their first two-game losing streak of the North American Hockey League season, the Indians bounced back with two solid efforts to sweep the Youngstown Phantoms by scores of 5-3 and 4-1 on Frida

The Soo Thunderbirds dream of a Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League regular season championship may have came to an end on Friday night in North Bay.