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The Soo Indians head into the Christmas break on a winning note as the North American Hockey League club beat the Youngstown Phantoms last night 4-3 at the Chi Mukwa Community Recreation Centre to complete a sweep of their North Division rivals.

The Christmas break couldn't come soon enough for the Soo Greyhounds as the team remains mired in a slump.

The Soo Greyhounds struggled to find their offensive game as the Barrie Colts shutout the Hounds on Thursday night.

Soo Greyhounds captain Jeff Carter was one of 22 players selected on Tuesday to represent Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championships.

They needed an outstanding goaltending performance to do it, but the Soo Greyhounds snapped their six-game winless skid on Sunday afternoon with a 4-3 victory over the visiting Owen Sound Attack.

The Soo North Stars run at the Waterloo Gold Puck Tournament came to abrupt on Sunday morning.

The Korah Colts emerged with both the junior and senior championship titles at the Husky Classic boys basketball tournament hosted by Central Algoma Secondary School on Saturday night.

Heading into this weekend's games with Rayside Balfour and Manitoulin, Soo Thunderbirds head coach Jim Capy was hoping that some of his players who had been in scoring slumps as of late would break out.

The Soo North Stars dominance in the Great North Midget League has carried over into tournament play.

The Soo Thunderbirds scored at will on Friday night and cruised to a lopsided victory over the Rayside Balfour Sabrecats.