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It was a playoff preview on Friday night at Memorial Gardens and the Soo Greyhounds came away with a bit of an edge over their first round opponents, the Windsor Spitfires.

BLIND RIVER -- The Soo Thunderbirds may have won the first battle but the war is far from over.

Clint Cudmore and his rink from Korah Collegiate are gearing up for the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association (OFSAA) curling championships in April.

(This story continues a series of articles profiling student athletes from Sault College's varsity programs. All photos and stories are submitted by the Sault College Athletic Department.

The games may not mean much in the standings for the Soo Greyhounds but the remaining regular games mean a lot for team momentum heading into the playoffs.

The Soo Bantam Greyhounds are champions of the Northern Ontario Bantam Hockey League.

The US National Team Development Program annually splits their squad up into a pair of teams.

The Soo Thunderbirds did what they needed to do on Saturday night.

The Soo Greyhounds can now stroke a division championship off their list of team goals.

Despite a change in venue, the results remained the same as the Soo North Stars skated to a 6-1 victory over the North Bay Trappers on Saturday afternoon at Memorial Gardens.