Local Sports

Fans arrived at the John Rhodes Community Centre on Friday night expecting to see a tight battle between two quality hockey clubs. What they got was a quality performance for two periods before the Soo Thunderbirds took over.

The respective runs for the White Pines Wolverines and Bawating Braves at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association (OFSAA) championships came to an end on Friday.

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Dom DeLuca, Head Coach of Bantam AAA Greyhounds and Bryan Vereault, Assistant Coach of the OHL Sudbury Wolves, will be hosting an ON-ICE Hockey Clinic Monday July 3rd - Friday July 7th, called The Elite Hockey Development Camp, run by Bayardo Hockey

The London Knights drew first blood in the opening game of the Ontario Hockey League western conference quarterfinal with the Soo Greyhounds on Thursday night.

The White Pines Wolverines gained only a single point on Thursday but remain in contention for a playoff spot at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) A/AA Hockey Championships in Timmins.

The Soo Thunderbirds are in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League semi-finals but a much better effort is needed to extend the season beyond this round.

The White Pines Wolverines are off to a good start at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) A/AA Hockey Championships in Timmins.

It wasn't an easy task but the Soo Thunderbirds were finally able to eliminate the Manitoulin Islanders from the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League playoffs.

The 'B' Division Playoff Championship will take on the colours of red and green as Crawford's Canines and Lafarge will play in next Sunday's final.