Sports

The Laurentian University men's basketball program slam-dunked two more recruits. Bryan Davidson and Ryan Vetrie will start playing for the Voyageur basketball program in September.

BY SCOTT HADDOW The Sudbury Canadians are going through some growing pains. The squad recently passed the halfway point of their 2006 season and has yet to earn a win, going 0-6.

Hello OHL fans, it's time for an early summer fixing of news and happenings. Let's go with some Sudbury Wolves stuff. The Sudbury franchise held its annual rookie orientation camp last weekend with much success, in more ways than one.

BY SCOTT HADDOW Josh Haslam hates sitting around. Fiercely competitive by nature, Haslam recently won gold in the midget boys' discus at the 2006 OFSAA Track and Field Championships.

BY SCOTT HADDOW Despite a sweltering, muggy day, the students from Kirkland Lake Collegiate Vocational Institute stormed off the school bus to visit the newly opened Hockey Heritage North (HHN).

(MS) Many women start a fitness routine without learning the proper techniques and without the right apparel. This can lead to discomfort, injury, and the end result may deter them from their fitness goals.

BY SCOTT HADDOW In the world of hockey, a player coming full circle is as common as slap shots. Peter Michelutti Jr.

In the 50s, fastball was a dominant sport in the Sudbury area. One of the best pitchers ever to throw heat from the mound was Capreol's Ezio Bevilacqua. The tall and husky hurler was known for his determination, competitive spirit and endurance.

BY SCOTT HADDOW It was reality check time for the young players looking to break into the OHL at the Sudbury Wolves' 2006 rookie orientation camp. The camp occurred this past weekend at the Tom Davies Community Arena in Lively.

Tickets are now on sale for the 37th annual House of Kin Sports Celebrity Dinner. The event will be held at the Caruso Club on June 7, starting at 6 pm. Tickets are $35 each and are available at the House of Kin, located at 1889 Regent St.