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At a time when their offense was cold and their top offensive player has left the team for seemingly the next month, the Soo Greyhounds responded with a seven-goal outburst in the nation's capital.

Call it a case of redemption for the Soo Indians. Back in October, the US National Development Program Under-17 team swept a two game series from the Soo Indians at the Chi Mukwa Community Recreation Centre.

The Soo Greyhounds have seen enough of Dayne Davis. Less than a week after stoning the Hounds in the Sault, Davis was up to his old tricks again as the Kingston goaltender led the Frontenacs to a 2-1 victory over the Greyhounds on Friday night.

The Soo Greyhounds saw their six-game unbeaten streak come to an end but maintain their share of top spot in the west division. The Peterborough Petes skated to a 4-1 home ice victory over the Greyhounds on Thursday night.

The SalDan/National Supply Pee Wee Wildcats recorded a city first in convincing fashion.

The Soo Greyhounds began a long journey through unfriendly territory on Wednesday night.

The Soo Y Dolphins made a splash at the second Northeastern Ontario Regional Development Meet held over the weekend at the Elliot Lake Municipal Pool.

(This story continues a series of articles profiling student athletes from Sault College's varsity programs. Included in the series is a preview of the week ahead in Sault College athletics.

The Soo Greyhounds have sent veteran winger Jeff Larsh packing. On Tuesday, the Hounds shipped the 19 year-old fourth-year player to the Toronto St. Michael’s Majors in exchange for 18 year-old left winger Jamie VanderVeeken.

The Soo North Stars continue to show no sings of slowing down in their quest for another Great North Midget League championship. The North Stars stretched their GNML win streak to 14 games with a pair of victories on the road over the weekend.