A couple of winning streaks for local teams have come to an end.
First in the Rainy River District Fastball League, the Big Grassy Braves had their 9-game win streak snapped with a 5-3 loss to Barwick.
Elsewhere, Rainy River defeated Manitou 18-3
Couchiching doubled up the Sabaskong Lakers 14-7
Stratton out scored Northwest Bay 18-9.
Two other games, Sabaskong Cubs-Beef Warriors and Big Island-Sight and Sound, were postponed.
Manitou Forest Product's suffered its first loss and gave up its first goals in seven games in the Borderland Soccer League, losing 2-1 to International Travel Services
Gavin Moorhouse and Colton Spicer with goals for the Travellers
Mike Sande scoring for Manitou.
In the other men's division game, Pharmasave and the La Place RendezVous Voyageurs played to a 1-1 draw.
Alan Albao scored for Pharmasave.
Shawn Brady for the Voyageurs.
Teams are being sought for a beach volleyball tournament planned for the Canada Day weekend.
It's limited to 12 teams for the four-on-four events at Pither's Point Park.
Contact Amy Wilson-Hands at 274-9045.
International Falls Broncos boys baseball team has honoured some of its players.
The team handed out awards and School Letters last night.
Christian Kittleson was named the MVP.
Ben Humbert picked up rookie of the year honours
Both Kittleson and Humbert, along with Gunnar Anderson were Arrowhead All Conference Team selections.
Players receiving School Letters in Baseball were:
Freshman: Kevin Kilbride, Jackson Vollum, Jack Mellstrom and Ben Humbert
Sophomore: Wyatt Ulrich
Juniors: Caleb Dahlin, Josh Potter and Gunnar Anderson
Seniors: John Bartkowski and Christian Kittelson
Players receiving team awards:
Rookie of the Year - Freshman - Ben Humbert
Most Improved Player - Sophomore - Wyatt Ulrich
Players award - Senior - John Bartkowski
Mr. Bronco Baseball - Senior - Christian Kittelson
Most Valuable Player - Senior - Christian Kittelson
Players Selected to the Arrowhead All Conference Team:
Freshman - Ben Humbert
Junior - Gunnar Anderson
Senior - Christian Kittelson
Go-karting goes tonight in Emo.
Racing begins at 7 p.m.
