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The Soo Greyhounds are on the verge of completing three separate Ontario Hockey League trades, sources have told SooToday.com.

As the mid-season season champions have been crowned, the racers are gearing up for the stretch run. All five divisions at Laird International Raceway crowned mid-season champions on Thursday night.

Mike Stothers, a former first-round pick of the Philadelphia Flyers who went on to become an assistant coach with the National Hockey League club, is the new bench boss of the Ontario Hockey League Owen Sound Attack.

They've yet to play their first basketball game as the newest members of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association but the women's team at Sault College is taking shape.

While the playoffs are out of reach for the Sault Storm, the club has regrouped and look to end the year on a positive note and build for next season.

There is a possibility that the North of Superior Hockey League (NSHL) may yet get approval from the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) to expand to Thessalon and Chapleau, SooToday.com has learned. NOHA president Fred Sadowski told SooToday.

The Sault Storm has won but one of six games this Northern Football Conference season. And while a playoff spot may be out of reach for the locals, they'll try to make it two wins in a row tonight. It's a 7 p.m.

Terry McClelland made his return with a vengeance just when it seemed as though he hadn't really left.

There will be two teams of Greyhounds playing out of the Soo in the fall. The Soo Thunderbirds of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League are changing their name to the Jr. Greyhounds.

Former Greyhound Cory Pecker has signed a three-year contract with the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, SooToday.com has learned. The 21-year old right winger scored 53 goals for the Ontario Hockey League Erie Otters this past season.