Local Sports

The Central Algoma Secondary School Huskies completed a three-game sweep of the W.C. Eaket Royals in Blind River on Tuesday in North Shore high school boys basketball league action.

Team Harnden will need to be on top of their game as the final two days of competition begins at the Northern Ontario Men's Curling Championships. Skip Al Harnden, along with Eric Harnden, E.J.

With the Windsor Spitfires having the night off, the Soo Greyhound had an opportunity to move ahead of their West Division rivals and into the final playoff spot in the Ontario Hockey League's Western Conference.

Al Harnden and company are off to a solid start at the 2004 Northern Ontario Men's Curling Championships. Harnden, along with brother Eric Harnden, nephew E.J.

The Soo North Stars' 2003/2004 regular season can be classified as nothing but amazing.

The Soo Greyhounds put a positive end to what began as a disappointing road trip.

After the Soo Thunderbirds dropped a 3-2 decision at the hands of the North Bay Skyhawks on Friday night, they had the opportunity to get back on the winning track with a game against the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League's second place team, the

Pure athleticism and skill.

Action is complete at the senior high school boys basketball Guy Vetrie Tournament after Father Henry Carr and Mother Teresa entertained the fans in Saturday night's championship final. The following is a recap of games from Friday and Saturday.

They received a scare from the Algoma University women's team, but the Redeemer University College Royals varsity basketball teams managed a sweep of Algoma in Ontario Colleges Athletic Association play on Saturday afternoon.