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The Sudbury Wolves, the Ontario Hockey League and the City of Greater Sudbury will pay tribute to Wolves' veteran and Sudbury native Bobby Chaumont at Friday night's home game against the Barrie Colts.

Greetings OHL fans, it's another round of points to ponder. (Stats quoted are as of Northern Life's Thursday morning press deadline.) Let's start with some Wolves bites.

Their skill and poise has led them to face the best in Canada. Recently, five local biathlon athletes qualified for the National Cadet Biathlon Championships, and are currently testing their mettle in Comox, B.C.

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] When it comes to wrestling, a big heart is the difference between winning and losing.

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] It's the second period of a Sudbury Wolves game and the action is about to pick up with an intense bodycheck, but not too many people will notice.

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] All season, Cassandra Carpenter carried a heavy load for the Laurentian University women's basketball team, and time and time again she delivered with awe-inspiring performances.

Gymzone Gymnastics is hosting a March Break camp from March 14 to 18. There will be gymnastics, skating, sliding, a treasure hunt and more fun activities. It should be a great way for kids to spend time and develop solid physical and social skills.

Their skill and poise has led them to face the best in Canada. Five local biathlon athletes qualified for the National Cadet Biathlon Championships, and are currently testing their mettle in Comox, B.C. The championships run from March 5 to 12.

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW [email protected] It was exactly the kind of weekend the Sudbury Wolves were looking for.

Rob Bewick of the Laurentian University Nordic Ski Team won a bronze medal in the 15-kilometre pursuit race at the Canadian National and University cross Country Ski Championships March 2.