Curling is a sport that is relatively easy to learn and get into but clubs in the Rainy River District are struggling to get interested participants, especially the younger generation, through their doors and involved.
In Stratton, its curling club is all volunteer run and puts a huge emphasis on being community minded.
As the days go on, more and more events and gatherings are being forced to be cancelled due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
You can add the Emo Walleye Classic to that list as the organizing committee on Sunday announced that the tournament would be axed this year as the community's health and safety amid this pandemic is paramount.
THUNDER BAY, Ont.—The SIJHL announced last Wednesday its first and second all-star teams for the 2019-20 season.
First Team
Holly McRae is hoping to inspire the next generation of girls in Fort Frances to push for their dreams and to never hold back through her journey in the world of strongman competition.
The SIJHL continues to unveil its award winners for the 2019-20 season.
Yesterday the league announced that Robert DeGagne of the Thunder Bay North Stars has been named its Coach of the Year for the 2019-20 season.
He's looking forward to the future after having his season end so abruptly, but Noah Loveday still is thankful for everything he has experienced.
Getting that experience at a provincial championship is huge for the development of a young athlete and the Muskie senior girls' volleyball team was able to see firsthand the level of effort needed to succeed on the all-Ontarios stage.
For the first time in history, Fort Frances will host the OFSAA 'A/AA' girls' hockey championships in 2022.
Chris Sinclair, who curently is the head coach of the Muskie boys' team, put together a bid for Fort Frances to host when he coached the girls' squad back in 2018-19, and it was accepted earlier this school year.
As directed by Hockey Canada and the Canadian Junior Hockey League (CJHL), the Fort Frances Lakers announce the remainder of the 2020 hockey season has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Very few sports have been safe from the repercussions of the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic and NCAA diving was no different.
