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Ontario Cup mountain bike race organizer Rob St. Marseille was confident that the uniqueness of the Cambrian Shield terrain would provide a northern Ontario experience riders from across the province would never forget.

Historically, the Great North Midget League (GNML) playoffs have not been home to ongoing, drawn-out drama. Sure, there have been some outstanding first-round matchups, complete with a sprinkling of overtime games.

Over the course of a typical season in sports, ups and downs are inevitable. However, Sudbury Nickel Capital Wolves captain Jacob Bonin wasn’t expecting quite so many crammed into the first few months of the year.

With the recent graduation of basketball players like Erin Simpson, Katarina Schwabe and Tiye Traore from the high school ranks, there comes a need for a new wave of youngsters to take up the charge.

A humbling defeat at home at the hands of the league-leading Guelph Gryphons last Saturday provided the Laurentian Voyageurs men’s field lacrosse team with a clear indication of just how far they need to go to play with the Ontario University Athleti

The Lively District Secondary School football team is not about to contend for the city final this year. In fact, with Lo-Ellen, St.

With the SDSSAA high school football season set to kick off today in Val Caron, here is a quick look at all 10 teams, along with their predicted regular season records — all in good fun: West Division Lo-Ellen Park Knights (5-0) - A perennial optimis

The world of professional sport is ripe with feel-good stories, but few hit closer to home last year than the season that was enjoyed by former Sudbury Wolves’ captain Derek MacKenzie.

Dave McGill is having trouble finding good competition.

Measuring progress, for any local sports organization, is seldom easy. Rejuvenated on a regional basis roughly a decade ago, lacrosse has hit a plateau of sorts with registration figures hovering between the 500 and 600 level the past few years.