Local Sports

The Soo Greyhounds went off season shopping on Monday and pulled off a couple of major deals.

The Sault Steelers used a solid team approach to silence the Toronto Maddogs and cruise to their third Northern Football Conference victory of the season.

The Sault Sabercats took advantage of a depleted Brantford lineup to get themselves back into the win column.

Friday is the last day to register for girls elementary and high school level summer basketball camps that will be held at the Bawating gym during the month of July. Emphasis will be on drills and fundamentals.

Bavarian Inn needed goals from T.J. Boateng and Nana Oginkeyie to defeat the Soo Civics Under-17s 2-1 in Sault Amatuer Soccer Association Premiere Division play on Wednesday. Justin Montanini replied with the lone goal for the Civics.

The following is a press release from the Soo Greyhounds: ************************************************************ LISCUMB JR. APPOINTED AS NEW VOICE OF THE HOUNDS The Soo Greyhounds are pleased to announce that they have hired Sault Ste.

The following is a press release from the Royal Canadian Golf Association: ************************************************************ VICTOR CIESIELSKI WINS 2005 CANADIAN CLUB CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONSHIP Sault Ste.

Following a one-under par 71 on Thursday, Terry O'Brien seized the lead at the 2005 Royal Canadian Golf Association Canadian Club Champions Championship at Crimson Ridge.

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A Royal Canadian Golf Association release: *** NORMAN BRADLEY REMAINS ATOP LEADERBOARD AT CANADIAN CLUB CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONSHIP Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario – Norman Bradley of Kelowna, B.C.