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Kam River kept its first-place hopes alive with the 7-2, home-ice win on Sunday afternoon.

No. 4 college prospect, according to espnW, Makeer started her high school career in Thunder Bay.

THUNDER BAY – The Thunder Bay North Stars picked up a crucial, late-season win over a team they’re chasing in the standings.

Kai Edmonds recorded a 28-save shutout to earn the TMU Bold a 3-0 win in Game 2 of their best-of-three second-round series.

Former Olympian Caitlin Gregg captured her third Loppet win, while Matthew Liebsch of Minneapolis won a second straight title in the men's marquee event, the 50--kilometre skate race.

Strong start earns Kam River a home-ice win over rival Thunder Bay.

Thunder Bay rink still hopeful of earning a spot at the Olympic pre-trials later this year in Wolfville, N.S.

Lakehead will need to win two on the road for the second straight weekend to extend their season beyond Round 2 of the OUA men's hockey playoffs.

More than 54,000 people caught the action at this year's national women's curling championship.

Team will head to North Bay for provincials, which run from March 3 to March 5.