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The E.S.C. Algonquin Barons senior girls basketball team went 3-1 to earn the silver medal in the Sister Fay Tournament of Excellence in Timmins on the weekend.

Jessie Peltier broke a 3-3 tie with a power play goal with less than four minutes to play to give the Manitoulin Islanders an upset 4-3 victory over the North Bay Skyhawks at the Howland Rec. Center in Little Current Sunday afternoon.

Trappers forward Darcy Vaillancourt races for the loose puck behind the Soo North Stars net in the first period. Photo by Chris Dawson. The Sault Ste.

Neil Macdonald's goal at 12:47 of the first period proved to be enough as the Skyhawks blanked the Blind River Beavers 2-0 at the Blind River Community Center Saturday night.

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Soo North Stars forward Brad DiCandia stands over Trappers goalie Patrick Beaudry who covers up the puck after another good opportunity by the North Stars. Photo by Chris Dawson. The last time the Sault Ste.

The Canadore Panther Women’s Volleyball team opened their season Friday night with loss to the Niagara College Knights. The Knights defeated the Panthers in three straight sets (25-15, 25-16, and 25-11).

Two combatants from Cogeco’s Sports Firing line Frank “The Toe” Caruso (left), and Chris Dawson (right) now take their arguments to the web with a new BayToday.ca weekly sports opinion feature called, “Toe to Toe.” Photo by Lee Anne Dawson.

Alex Ward's early second period goal on the powerplay held up to be the game winning goal as the North Bay Skyhawks snuck by the Sudbury Junior Wolves 2-1 Wednesday night at McClelland arena in Sudbury.

The É.S.C. Algonquin Barons senior girls basketball team upped their record to 7 - 0 with a solid 43-39 win over the SJSH Bears at SJSH on Wednesday night.