Sports

In hockey, the goaltender is regularly referred to as a team's number one penalty killer, and the last line of defense.

It appears that the Widdifield Wildcats are in the middle of a political football controversy that they had nothing to do with and because of that the Wildcats will be playing Eastview Secondary School in the Central Bowl on November 26th, instead of

The Nipissing University men’s squad captured the 2005 Lakers Invitational Volleyball Tournament with a 3-0 (25-17, 25-20, 25-12) victory over La Cite Collegiale.

The Algonquin Barons drew first blood in the NDA senior girls basketball finals earning a 39-24 win over the Chippewa Raiders on Wednesday night at the Algonquin gym. "Our second quarter was superb," said Barons coach Tim Lowe.

NBSHF chairman Bill Jacko, left and Karen Cobb, board member, along with back, from left, Brent Pigott, board member, Dave Cerisano, fastball and Bob Bird, hockey, look at the hall's website. Photo special to BayToday.ca.

The Lakers Seamus Strutt took home athlete of week honours as the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) named its athletes and teams of the week.

Seventeen Thunderbirds took on Southern Ontario swimmers in the 2005 Barrie Autumn Aqua-Fest swim meet held in Barrie last weekend.

The Cambrian Golden Shield defeated the host Canadore Panthers 2-1 to capture the Annual Canadore College Hockey Tournament at Pete Palangio arena on the weekend. The Canadore Panthers lone goal was scored by Evan Barley.

**Statistics as of November 13, 2005** Great North Midget League Standings (files from www.gnml.

Randy Edmonds is back in North Bay weighing his options. For the first time in his 14 year coaching career, the North Bay native was fired.