Local Sports

On Friday night, the Soo Thunderbirds were looking to show the rest of their Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League opponents that they could compete with the league's best.

The Soo Greyhounds find themselves in a position where wins are hard to come by.

The Bawating Braves were the lone local team to gather a victory on the opening day of competition at the Guy Vetrie Tournament.

The Soo Greyhounds took a serious blow to their playoff hopes on Thursday night as the Windsor Spitfires slapped a 6-0 defeat on the Hounds.

Twelve teams are ready for action as the Guy Vetrie Tournament is set to begin in Sault Ste. Marie on Thursday.

The Soo Thunderbirds had one thing on their mind when they took to the ice on Wednesday night against the Blind River Beavers. Revenge. In the last two meetings between the two teams, the Beavers knocked off the Thunderbirds 2-1 in Sault Ste.

Country Way made their move up the Women's Hockey League standings this week with a pair of shutout victories to pull into a tie for first place overall.

After four days of racing, the hometown Searchmont Ski Runners proved to be the kings and queens of their own mountain.

The dream of a berth to the Scott Tournament of Hearts national championship for Elaine Uhryn came to a sudden end.

In a showcase for the up and coming talent in Northeastern Ontario, nine members of the Sault Ste. Marie Aquatic Club put on podium performances at the Fred Rams B Championships in Timmins on the weekend.