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Sudbury Showdown

BY SCOTT HADDOW     Battle Report   Over the last week or so, the Sudbury Wolves have begun to forge their identity. After a slow start, the Wolves have caught fire recently, going 3-0-0-1 in their last four games.

LU teams defeated

BY SCOTT HADDOW It was a cold and unforgiving day on Wednesday at the Laurentian University soccer field.
Triple threat strengthens Chargers

Triple threat strengthens Chargers

BY SCOTT HADDOW The Confederation Chargers senior boys' football team has used a triple threat combination this season to dismantle opposing team's defences.

Big Nickel tourney starts Nov. 2

BY SCOTT HADDOW The annual Big Nickel Major AAA International Hockey Tournament has helped launch the careers of many successful OHL players.
NOSSA cross-country championships take place today at LU

NOSSA cross-country championships take place today at LU

BY SCOTT HADDOW Local high school cross-country running athletes are preparing for an invasion of out-of-town competitors looking to win gold on their home turf.
Semifinal action heats up local fields

Semifinal action heats up local fields

BY SCOTT HADDOW Queen's Athletic Field comes alive tonight as two big high school football playoff games kick off. Starting at 4:30 pm, the St. Benedict Bears (6-0) will take on the Lockerby Vikings (4-2) in the first semifinal.

Leaf games available on big screen

(CNW) Cineplex Entertainment and the Toronto Maple Leafs are pleased to announce for the first time the arrival of Leafs games on the big screen at 25  participating theatre locations including Sudbury. Beginning Nov.
Wolves beat Fronts' 3-2

Wolves beat Fronts' 3-2

The Sudbury Wolves put forth a gentleman's effort on Ladies Night Tuesday, topping the Kingston Frontenacs 3-2 while playing short-handed just four times the entire game.

LU soccer squads face off today

BY SCOTT HADDOW It's do-or-die Wednesday for the Laurentian University men's and women's soccer teams. The two clubs hit the pitch today at Laurentian for a pair of home playoff games.

Local marathon runner ranked 12th in Ontario

BY SCOTT HADDOW Marathon runner Karen Carvell-Cowling is charging her way up the Ontario rankings. Recently, the 40-year-old took first place, for women, in the Wineglass Marathon in Corning, New York. She set a determined pace for the 42.