Local Sports

The Kinross Speedway held it’s final points night of the 2003 season and began the preparation for their big invitational this past Saturday night.

A lack of discipline cost the Soo Greyhounds a victory as the Sudbury Wolves scored a late power play goal to sweep both games of a home and home series.

From: Ken Hilderley Date: September 07, 2003 01:41:17 AM To: dick.peplow@shaw.ca; johndavidcameron@shaw.ca Subject: SooToday Sports Story The Soo Thunderbirds received an early lesson that a hockey game requires a full 60 minutes of effort.

The Soo Greyhounds will be out looking for their first win of the exhibition season in the second game of a home and home series with northern rival Sudbury tomorrow.

The St. Mary's Knights and Sir James Dunn Eagles made an early statement that both are eyeing a spot in the city championship.

George Wilson started his party by blowing away the late model field for a three-win night at Laird International Raceway.

Surviving a marathon weekend, Handiman Clem/Ball Busters became the first local women's team in 15 years to win the provincial slo-pitch championship.

The Soo Greyhounds wasted no time by selecting star centre Jeff Carter as team captain for the upcoming season.

The Soo Elks 341 Bantam Selects used a powerful offensive display to cruise to an Ontario Baseball Association Bantam A Championship on Sunday afternoon at Sinclair Yards.

The Kinross Speedway entered its 2nd last points night of the season this past Friday night as part of the Chippewa County Fair.