Local Sports

HAMILTON -- The rigors of the road were not very kind to Sault Ste. Marie football on Saturday. To begin the day, the Sault Sabercats fell 35-9 to Hamilton's Steel City Ironmen here at Ivor Wynne Stadium.

With another year of experience under his belt, Joe Addison is ready to make a statement at Laird International Raceway.

After weeks of anticipation, Laird International Raceway is set to drop the green flag on Thursday. In a fierce battle with mother nature, LIR found themselves on the losing end as rain washed away the first three scheduled nights of racing.

Daylan Dorricott and Kaylee Raynor captured gold medals for their overall results at the 6th Annual Gymtrix Sunshine Classic Gymnastics Meet in North Bay over the weekend.

Local driver Gordon Hunt captured his first ever feature win at the Kinross Speedway on Friday night.

Seven locals are looking to take their skills to a global level after a very successful showing at the national championships. The seven took part in the Canadian National Sport Karate Championships held in Hull, Quebec last weekend.

SARNIA -- No matter how well the Sault Sabercats play, they can't seem to get past the Lambton Lions.

Sparked by an 11 point effort from Danah Viotto, Sports Gold captured the Algoma Basketball Association Women's Basketball League championship on Thursday night.

The Central Algoma Secondary School Huskies clawed their way to a narrow two point victory to claim their second consecutive North Shore Track and Field Championship.

One of the best hitters ever to emerge from the local baseball ranks, Sault native Aaron Fera has his sights set on securing a berth on the Canadian Olympic baseball team.