Sports

BY SCOTT HADDOW [email protected] From championship-winning teams to miraculous comebacks and incredible individual achievements, 2005 was a wild ride for local athletes. Here's a quick look back: January Northern Life reported Jan.

BY JASON THOMPSON [email protected] It wasn't pretty, but the Sudbury Wolves squeaked out out a 4-3 shootout win last night against the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds.

With the Christmas break behind them, the Sudbury Wolves will suit up for their first game in 10 days tonight, as they welcome the Soo Greyhounds to the Sudbury Arena.

Sport is one of the most significant and universal connections between individuals and society.

The Sudbury Canadians Soccer Club received a $25,000 grant from the True Sport Foundation and Bell Canada as part of the Bell Community Sport Fund recently.

BY SCOTT HADDOW [email protected] Boxer Amanda Beaulieu wants her title back. name="valign" top > Amanda Beaulieu, 21, will fight in the Canadian National Boxing Championships.

The Laurentian Lady Vees and Voyageurs Nordic Ski Team started off their season with an early meet and dominated the trails. The Vees and Voyageurs participated in the Hardwood Hills Invitational on Dec.

BY SCOTT HADDOW scott@northernlife.

Greater Sudbury hockey fans had plenty to rejoice and grieve on Wednesday as Todd Bertuzzi was named to the 2006 Canadian men's Olympic hockey team and Tessa Bonhomme was left off the women's Olympic squad.

Athletes of the Week name="valign" top > CAYEN Eric Cayen ESC l'Horizon Grade 10 Volleyball Cayen played a dominant role in helping his team capture the school's first-ever division A volleyball title and NOSSA A title.