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The Soo Greyhounds continued their offensive explosion on Tuesday night in Sudbury. Led by the two goal and two assist effort from captain Jeff Carter, the Greyhounds scored a convincing 7-3 win over the Sudbury Wolves.

The Soo Select Baseball Association, a division of the Soo Minor Baseball Association, have announced their award winners for the 2004 season. The Ontario Baseball Association has supplied autographed baseballs to each winner.

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

Central Algoma Secondary School, St. Basil, White Pines and Sir James Dunn combined to give the east an 8-3 win in the annual east/west game in high school hockey action on Saturday night at Memorial Gardens.

Sault Ste. Marie played host to the annual Ice Breaker Cup this past weekend with the local Microage 'BB' Wildcats capturing the Bantam BB crown and NuComm claiming the Pee Wee house league title.

The Soo Greyhounds saw their offense break out in a big way against the Peterborough Petes on Sunday night.

The Soo Thunderbirds continued their solid defensive play and gathered their first shutout of the season on Sunday afternoon.

It was a special day for the Algoma University College men's and women's varsity basketball teams. With the Redeemer University College Royals in town, both AUC teams put in a gritty effort as both teams picked up their first regular season wins.

The Sault College Cougars continued the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) regular season schedule on Friday night with a convincing 96-55 win over the Redeemer Royals in men's basketball.

The Soo Kewadin Casino Indians look as though they have finally turned the corner.