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The Soo North Stars may have little to play for at this time of the season but the team continues to add more victories to the win column.

The Niagara College Knights came to Sault Ste. Marie with hopes of picking up some wins and hanging on to top spot in the men's division of the OCAA while keeping pace with the St. Clair Saints on the women's side.

The Niagara College Knights have had Sault College's number this season and the visitors took care of business on the court once again on Friday.

For the Soo Greyhounds, every potential point in the standings is important, especially for a team that's fighting to get into the playoffs. On Friday night at Memorial Gardens, the Greyhounds let a point slip away.

The Michigan Soo's Kewadin Casino Indians Junior A hockey club will be no longer after the end of the season.

The Ubetcha Wildcats will look to continue their successful run this week in North York. The Senior AA entry from the Sault have won three consecutive tournament championships this season with their last one coming last week in Scarborough.

It wasn't the finest of efforts that the Soo North Stars have put forth this season but the team still managed to take both games of a weekend series with Rayside Balfour.

The Soo Thunderbirds found enough offense to tame the Rayside Balfour Sabrecats on Sunday afternoon. Former Ontario Hockey Leaguer D.J.

The Soo Greyhounds saw an unsuccessful road trip come to an end after settling for a tie. The Greyhounds blew an early 3-0 lead and skated away with a 4-4 draw against the Brampton Battalion in Ontario Hockey League action on Sunday afternoon.

Two days after dropping a 2-1 decision at the hands of the Blind River Beavers, the Soo Thunderbirds had the chance to erase that memory and get back into top spot in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League's West Division.