Local Sports

Jeff Carter scored three goals and Joey Biasucci made 27 saves as the Soo Greyhounds defeated the Saginaw Spirit 5-3 in Ontario Hockey League action at Memorial Gardens on Friday.

There are four Ontario Colleges Athletic Association basketball games on tap locally both tonight and Saturday afternoon.

There's a potential tiebreaker looming for the fourth and final playoff spot within the senior division of the local girls high school basketball league. With one week left to go in the regular season, four teams are tied for fourth place.

Halloween isn't until tonight but former Greyhound Jeff Weber was in town last evening to haunt his old teammates.

The Sir James Dunn Eagles are alone in third place with a 5-5 record following a 29-15 win over the Bawating Braves in senior girls high school basketball play on Tuesday.

The high school spotlight will be on football this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Rocky DiPIetro Field when the St. Mary's Knights play the champions from Nipissing District for the senior division title. St.

SAGINAW, Mich. -- Jeff Larsh is starting to come of age for the Soo Greyhounds. The Hounds' second pick (23rd overall) at the 2001 Ontario Hockey League draft, Larsh failed to score a goal in spot duty over 28 games as a rookie last season.

Adam Zuccato scored on touchdown runs of 25 and 69 yards to lead the St.

Jeff Rainville continued his attack on NOJHL goaltending Friday night at Memorial Gardens and this time Sudbury Northern Wolves' goalie Danny Battachio was the victim.

It's a much-anticipated city final for senior high school football bragging rights as the St. Mary's Knights and Sir James Dunn Eagles get set to wage war to determine Sault Ste. Marie's best of the best. Game time is 7:30 p.m.