Sports

Great North Midget League Hockey Sudbury Capital Wolves 6 North Bay Trappers 3 Northern Bantam AAA Hockey North Bay Blades 4 Timmins Rangers 6 SUMMARY (Files from www.nobhlaaa.com) First Period 1. NB: Chris Hebert (Unassisted) 10:05 FG 2.

Great North Midget League Hockey Valley East Cobras 3 North Bay Trappers 8 Northern Junior A Hockey North Bay Skyhawks 3 Sault Ste Marie Thunderbirds 5 SUMMARY (Files from www.nojhl.com) First Period 1.

The North Bay Skyhawks scored three times in the opening period and hung on for a 5-4 road victory over the Northern Michigan Black Bears in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Friday night.

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.

In the rematch of last year's senior girls basketball finalists, the E.S.C. Algonquin Barons defeated the Chippewa Raiders 46-36 on Thursday evening at the Raiderdome.

Chantal Pelletier’s long single in the bottom of the eighth inning gave the Canadore Panthers a 5-4 win Wednesday night in Ontario Colleges Athletic Association women’s fastball at Kelly Field.

Another day, another hole in one at Osprey Links golf course. Congratulations to Mark Stewart who aced the 172 yard 8th hole on Wednesday September 28th with a 5 iron. Witnessing the hole in one were Dr. Carey Landreville and Brian Rogers.

In NDA senior girls basketball, the ESC Algonquin Barons upped their league record to 3 and 0 with a 39 - 21 victory over the West Ferris Lady Trojans at the West Ferris gym on Tuesday night.

Congratulations to Terry Tilleczek of Sudbury, ON who aced the 165 yard 17th hole at Osprey Links on Friday, September 23rd. Terry was playing his practice round for the annual Sportspal two Man Challenge and scored the ace by hitting a 7 iron.

The first annual GTA Open Weightlifting Challenge was staged Saturday at the Variety Village sport facility in Toronto. Two lifters from the Norsemen club managed to win medals in what proved to be the most competitive weight divisions of the event.