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Laurentian University athlete burning up triathlon scene

Laurentian University cross-country runner star Alicia Kaye has qualified for the World Triathlon Championships, to be held in September in Japan.

Wolves' prepare for the 2005/06 season

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] The Sudbury Wolves unveiled their future this week, announcing the signing of 2005 first-round draft pick Brett Parnham, and showcasing him with 2004 draft pick Ryan Crouch at a press conference.

Foligno headed south for summer

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] Sudbury Wolves forward Nick Foligno is bleeding red, white and blue these days.

Bertuzzi reinstated for start of season

Vancouver Canucks star and Sudbury native Todd Bertuzzi, who was suspended last year for attacking Colorado Avalanche forward Steve Moore, is now allowed to return to the NHL immediately.

Lavigne's small in size, big on the blueline

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] Scott Lavigne is a betting man, and he's going against the odds as he pursues his OHL hockey dreams. name="valign" top > Scott Lavigne played in 42 games for the St.

Beljo ready to howl for Mississauga Ice Dogs

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] This is the second article in a series focusing on OHL Young Guns. Jadran Beljo's calm demeanor hides a menacing, score-at-all-costs beast.

Houle's blazing his own path in OHL

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] J.F. Houle doesn't have to look far for motivation because it's right under his feet.

Golf round from heaven

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] It was one of those rounds every golfer only dreams of. name="valign" top > Timberwolf Golf Club pro Kurt Kowaluk won the Titleist and Footjoy Championship Sunday in Kapuskasing.

Wonderful weekend for Wolves

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] Mike Foligno knows the thrill and excitement that comes with achieving the dream of being drafted into the NHL.

Randy Carlyle to coach Mighty Ducks

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] Never in his wildest dreams did Randy Carlyle imagine his life in hockey would take him from the bitterly cold arenas of Sudbury to the endless sunshine of southern California.