Sports

BY SCOTT HADDOW When the game is on the line, basketball player Stephanie Giroux is sure to be in the mix of things making a big impact.

A Belleville Bulls player came to the Sudbury Arena on Monday night and shot the lights out, but local fans cheered him on the whole way.

BY GIANNA UBRIACO Greater Sudbury's Sport's Council, SportLink, hosted their second annual Guts and Glory luncheon last Friday and the event featured three local athletes sharing their sports stories and speaking about what it takes to be successful.

BY SCOTT HADDOW The Lockerby senior boys' volleyball team is just slightly ahead of their time. The team recently won the AAA NOSSA crown by disposing of St. Charles in the final two sets to one.

BY SCOTT HADDOW For the graduating players on the Lasalle Lancers senior girls' basketball team, the 2007 OFSAA Championship is their last kick at the can for earning a provincial medal.

The 95th annual Grey Cup Championship will take place this Sunday, Nov. 25. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will face the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the first time ever in a Grey Cup game. The capacity crowd at Rogers Centre on Sunday will be 52,230.

A + Performer of the Day : Lo-Ellen Park hockey player Katie Maziarski. In her first three games, Maziarski scored seven goals and nine points to help the Knights start the season 3-0 in girls' Division II action.

Sudbury Wolves star goalie Sebastian Dahm has come a long way from Denmark to become one of the best in the OHL. Recently, the puck stopper talked to Northern Life reporter Scott Haddow about hockey and life.

BY SCOTT HADDOW Hey sports fans, it's time to lift the lid off the local athletics scene and see what's cooking. For the appetizer, I'll start with high school sports.

A + Performer: Today's A+ performer is Chelmsford Valley District Composite School's Cody Trainer. Playing for the boys' hockey team, Trainer got off to a strong start, scoring back-to-back hat tricks in his first two games.