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Border Cats home opener slated for May 28

Border Cats home opener slated for May 28

The Rochester Honkers will help the Cats kick off the home portion of their schedule with a four-game set.
Seven-goal outburst earns North Stars weekend sweep

Seven-goal outburst earns North Stars weekend sweep

Thunder Bay scored three times in the first and three more times in the second to secure the win, their fourth in a row.
North Stars start slow, finish strong in win over Islanders

North Stars start slow, finish strong in win over Islanders

Thunder Bay beat Kenora for the fourth time in four outings this season, downing the visitors 6-1 on Friday night.
Pozihun pushing for playoffs, skipping for Team Malette

Pozihun pushing for playoffs, skipping for Team Malette

Team tied for 11th with two games to go before the postseason begins early next year.
Rink, travel woes lead to Islanders cancellations

Rink, travel woes lead to Islanders cancellations

Superior International Junior Hockey League team plans to soldier on despite incidents that led to postponement and cancellation of weekend games.
Walleye win 10th straight game at home

Walleye win 10th straight game at home

Saturday's 3-2 win over Sioux Lookout was the team's sixth in a row overall.
Walleye's top line combines for 18 points in win over Bombers

Walleye's top line combines for 18 points in win over Bombers

Daxton Lang had two goals and five assists, Jett Mintenko had a six-point night and Kaden Goodwin had a hat trick to lead Kam River past Sioux Lookout.
Carter George makes Canada's world junior team

Carter George makes Canada's world junior team

The goaltender is the first Thunder Bay player to suit up for Canada since Mackenzie Blackwood in 2016.
George perfect in junior exhibition against USports all-stars

George perfect in junior exhibition against USports all-stars

Thunder Bay goaltender made 12 saves on 12 shots in Canada's 5-2 triumph on Thursday.
Silver looking to peak before provincials

Silver looking to peak before provincials

Slow starts to the season have stymied the Tbaytel Major League of Curling playoff chances of teams like Silver and Ben Mikkelsen, but it hasn't stopped them from trying to add wins to their totals.
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