Jaymee Fiset scored three times as the Main Street Mayhem blanked Cater 2 U Queens 5-0.
Abby Sanders and Claire Hyatt added the other markers.
The other game in the Borderland Women's Indoor Soccer League saw the Boston Pizza Ball Blasters forfeit to the Wright Physiotherapy Rockettes.
Northwestern Ontario football fans won't have to travel very far for next year's Grey Cup.
The CFL has awarded the 103rd title game to Winnipeg.
It will be played November 29, 2015 at Investors Group Field, which opened last year.
Ticket details are still in the works, but season ticket holders will get first priority.
Winnipeg last hosted the Grey Cup in 2006.
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Local Sports For Wednesday March 26
International Falls Broncos girls track team placed third at an indoor meet yesterday in Bemidji.
Savannah Olson picked up a win in the shot put.
Emma Gilbert place second in the same event.
Lexi Erickson was second in the 3200 metre run while Breanna Shoffner finished second in the 60 metre event.
A member of the Rainy River Voyageurs women's softball team has earned the season's first pitcher of the week honours in the MCAC Northern Division.
Oashaja Dobie struck out 64 in 50 innings of work over the weekend to go 5-3 to start the season.
The Voyageurs, who went 6 and 3, have also been ranked 10th to start the season by the NJCAA.
All-star honours for International Falls native Ben Gordon.
He's been named to the All-Central Hockey League team.
The member of the Tulsa Oilers is currently 4th in league scoring with 88 points and second in goals with 35.
Dates for the SIJHL semi-final series between the Fort Frances Lakers and the English River Miners have been announced.
The best-of-seven series will begin Friday at the Ice for Kids arena with game two going Saturday night before it shifts to Ear Falls for games 3 and 4 next Thursday and Friday.
The other semi-final series involving the Thunder Bay North Stars and the Minnesota Iron Rangers is also starting Friday in Thunder Bay.
Savannah Olson picked up a win in the shot put.
Emma Gilbert place second in the same event.
Lexi Erickson was second in the 3200 metre run while Breanna Shoffner finished second in the 60 metre event.
A member of the Rainy River Voyageurs women's softball team has earned the season's first pitcher of the week honours in the MCAC Northern Division.
Oashaja Dobie struck out 64 in 50 innings of work over the weekend to go 5-3 to start the season.
The Voyageurs, who went 6 and 3, have also been ranked 10th to start the season by the NJCAA.
All-star honours for International Falls native Ben Gordon.
He's been named to the All-Central Hockey League team.
The member of the Tulsa Oilers is currently 4th in league scoring with 88 points and second in goals with 35.
Dates for the SIJHL semi-final series between the Fort Frances Lakers and the English River Miners have been announced.
The best-of-seven series will begin Friday at the Ice for Kids arena with game two going Saturday night before it shifts to Ear Falls for games 3 and 4 next Thursday and Friday.
The other semi-final series involving the Thunder Bay North Stars and the Minnesota Iron Rangers is also starting Friday in Thunder Bay.
Local Sports For Tuesday March 25
It will be the Fort Frances Lakers taking on the expansion English River Miners in the SIJHL semi-finals.
The Miners upset Dryden Monday night 3-2 to win that quarterfinal series 4 games to 2.
Dates for the series are expected to be released in the next day or two.
The Miners upset Dryden Monday night 3-2 to win that quarterfinal series 4 games to 2.
Dates for the series are expected to be released in the next day or two.
Monday, March 24, 2014
Local Sports For Monday March 24
Fort Frances Lakers have selected their semi-final round opponent.
They've decided to play the winner of the quarter-finals series between English River and Dryden.
The Miners currently lead that series 3-2 with game 6 being played tonight in Dryden.
The Lakers earned the right to choose its next round opponent after inning a two-game total-goal series over Thunder Bay, capped by a 3-0 win Friday.
Don Debenedet's rink came out on top of the men's International bonspiel held at the Fort Frances Curling Club on the weekend.
He beat out the Raymond Roy rink in the A-side final.
Greg Gustafson beat John Gibson's foursome in the B-side.
Chris Silver took the C-side title over Ron Silver.
Peter Jenson beat Dave Johnson in the D-side event.
A total of 24 teams participated.
They've decided to play the winner of the quarter-finals series between English River and Dryden.
The Miners currently lead that series 3-2 with game 6 being played tonight in Dryden.
The Lakers earned the right to choose its next round opponent after inning a two-game total-goal series over Thunder Bay, capped by a 3-0 win Friday.
Don Debenedet's rink came out on top of the men's International bonspiel held at the Fort Frances Curling Club on the weekend.
He beat out the Raymond Roy rink in the A-side final.
Greg Gustafson beat John Gibson's foursome in the B-side.
Chris Silver took the C-side title over Ron Silver.
Peter Jenson beat Dave Johnson in the D-side event.
A total of 24 teams participated.
Local Sports For Friday March 21
Fort Frances Muskies sports teams are heading back home without medals.
The Muskies boys team ended its run at the all-Ontario championship in Burlington with a 6-1 loss to Haliburton in the quarter-finals.
The girls hockey team was eliminated from the playoff round of its championship in Sudbury on Wednesday.
The girls curling team skipped by Hailey Beaudry finished off play at the all-Ontario's in Brampton with a 7-3 loss to Richview of Etobicoke yesterday afternoon to finish with an 0 and 4 record.
Fort Frances Lakers bench boss Wayne Strachan has been named coach of the year in the SIJHL.
It's the fourth time Strachan has won the award.
Strachan guided the Lakers to the their first ever SIJHL regular season championship, and a fifth-place showing in the Canadian Junior Hockey League weekly rankings.
Fort Frances Lakers playoff game with the Thunder Bay North Stars is still a go.
It's the second game of the two-game total goal series to decide who gets choice of opponent in the semi-finals.
The North Stars hold a one goal edge after beating out the Lakers last Saturday 4-3.
Game time at the Ice For Kids arena is 7:30 PM.
Four teams have advanced through the A side of the Fort Frances Women's Volleyball League playoffs.
Scared Hitless, Kiss My Pass, Gillons Cougars and Alliance went unscathed in the first week of the double-knock style rounds.
The rest of the teams have been knocked to the B-side with playoffs resuming next Thursday.
The Muskies boys team ended its run at the all-Ontario championship in Burlington with a 6-1 loss to Haliburton in the quarter-finals.
The girls hockey team was eliminated from the playoff round of its championship in Sudbury on Wednesday.
The girls curling team skipped by Hailey Beaudry finished off play at the all-Ontario's in Brampton with a 7-3 loss to Richview of Etobicoke yesterday afternoon to finish with an 0 and 4 record.
Fort Frances Lakers bench boss Wayne Strachan has been named coach of the year in the SIJHL.
It's the fourth time Strachan has won the award.
Strachan guided the Lakers to the their first ever SIJHL regular season championship, and a fifth-place showing in the Canadian Junior Hockey League weekly rankings.
Fort Frances Lakers playoff game with the Thunder Bay North Stars is still a go.
It's the second game of the two-game total goal series to decide who gets choice of opponent in the semi-finals.
The North Stars hold a one goal edge after beating out the Lakers last Saturday 4-3.
Game time at the Ice For Kids arena is 7:30 PM.
Four teams have advanced through the A side of the Fort Frances Women's Volleyball League playoffs.
Scared Hitless, Kiss My Pass, Gillons Cougars and Alliance went unscathed in the first week of the double-knock style rounds.
The rest of the teams have been knocked to the B-side with playoffs resuming next Thursday.
Local Sports For Thursday March 20
Four third period goals in a span of four minutes helped the Fort Frances Muskies rally from a 4-1 deficit to beat Robert F. Hall 5-4 and advance to this morning's quarter-finals at the all-Ontario boys hockey championships in Burlington.
Tyler Van Uden scored twice with Cole Tymkim, Jarrod Taylor and Carter Brown with the eventual winner getting the others.
The Muskies finish the round robin with a 3 and 1 record and now face Haliburton at 7:45 AM this morning.
The run for the Muskies girls hockey team at the all-Ontario in Sudbury is over.
They lost 6-1 to St. Theresa in their quarter-final match last night.
Clare Sandelovich had the Muskies only goal.
Fort Frances Muskies girls curling team, skipped by Hailey Beaudry, is down 0 and 2 at the all-Ontario's in Brampton.
Her rink lost 10-9 to Mount Cararmel in their opener, rallying from a 7-1 deficit to tie the score only to loss in the final end.
They then fell to Toronto's Loretto Abbey in the afternoon contest.
This morning, they face London area's Medway High School and Richview of Etobicoke this afternoon.
Fort Frances Muskies boys hockey team has been eliminated from the all-Ontario hockey championships in Burlington.
The Muskies were downed 6-1 by Haliburton in the quarter-finals.
Graeme Kitt notched the Muskies only goal late in the third.
Hailey Beaudry and her Fort Frances High School curling team dropped their third straight game at the all-Ontario girls curling championship in Brampton, losing 8-6 to London's Medway High School this morning, officially eliminating them from playoff contention.
They play their final round game this afternoon against Richview of Etobicoke.
Jayme Fiset continues to have a hot boot for the Main Street Mayhem, scoring four times in a 9-1 victory over the Wright Physiotherapy Rockettes in the Borderland Women's Indoor Soccer League.
Abby Sanders and Shannon Darby each scored twice with Claire Hyatt notching the other.
There was no score provided in the game between the Cater 2 U Queens and Boston Pizza.
Fort Frances Lakers' Lucas Debenedet has been named the SIJHL's rookie of the year.
The 18-year-old from International Falls led all scorers with 48 goals and 112 points in his first season.
He's the fifth Laker in the league 13-year history to win the award.
Meantime, Minnesota Austin Frank has been named top defenceman, beating out Lakers Cody Wickstrom for the award.
Thunder Bay's Eric Mann has been named top goaltender over Fort Frances's Jordan Cartney.
The Emo all stars of Donald young school conquered a tournament against all other Rainy River District Schools in an extreme game of backgammon.
They went undefeated!
Tyler Van Uden scored twice with Cole Tymkim, Jarrod Taylor and Carter Brown with the eventual winner getting the others.
The Muskies finish the round robin with a 3 and 1 record and now face Haliburton at 7:45 AM this morning.
The run for the Muskies girls hockey team at the all-Ontario in Sudbury is over.
They lost 6-1 to St. Theresa in their quarter-final match last night.
Clare Sandelovich had the Muskies only goal.
Fort Frances Muskies girls curling team, skipped by Hailey Beaudry, is down 0 and 2 at the all-Ontario's in Brampton.
Her rink lost 10-9 to Mount Cararmel in their opener, rallying from a 7-1 deficit to tie the score only to loss in the final end.
They then fell to Toronto's Loretto Abbey in the afternoon contest.
This morning, they face London area's Medway High School and Richview of Etobicoke this afternoon.
Fort Frances Muskies boys hockey team has been eliminated from the all-Ontario hockey championships in Burlington.
The Muskies were downed 6-1 by Haliburton in the quarter-finals.
Graeme Kitt notched the Muskies only goal late in the third.
Hailey Beaudry and her Fort Frances High School curling team dropped their third straight game at the all-Ontario girls curling championship in Brampton, losing 8-6 to London's Medway High School this morning, officially eliminating them from playoff contention.
They play their final round game this afternoon against Richview of Etobicoke.
Jayme Fiset continues to have a hot boot for the Main Street Mayhem, scoring four times in a 9-1 victory over the Wright Physiotherapy Rockettes in the Borderland Women's Indoor Soccer League.
Abby Sanders and Shannon Darby each scored twice with Claire Hyatt notching the other.
There was no score provided in the game between the Cater 2 U Queens and Boston Pizza.
Fort Frances Lakers' Lucas Debenedet has been named the SIJHL's rookie of the year.
The 18-year-old from International Falls led all scorers with 48 goals and 112 points in his first season.
He's the fifth Laker in the league 13-year history to win the award.
Meantime, Minnesota Austin Frank has been named top defenceman, beating out Lakers Cody Wickstrom for the award.
Thunder Bay's Eric Mann has been named top goaltender over Fort Frances's Jordan Cartney.
The Emo all stars of Donald young school conquered a tournament against all other Rainy River District Schools in an extreme game of backgammon.
They went undefeated!
Local Sports For Wednesday March 19
Fort Frances Muskies boys hockey team is one and one after the first day of play at the all-Ontario high school hockey championship in Burlington.
The Muskies open with a 12-1 win over Timmins on hat tricks from Josh Gouin and Graeme Kitt.
They were shut out 4-0 by Toronto's Community Hebrew Academy in the afternoon.
They have an early game this morning again LaSalle out of Kingston beginning at 7:15 AM .
The Muskies girls are also one and one at their championship being played in Sudbury.
They opened with a 1-0 win over Embrun on Shelby Tymkin's first period marker but lost 4-2 to St. Michael's Catholic School of Stratford in the afternoon.
Tymkin and Katie Sinclair with goals in that game.
The Muskies are back on the ice at 11:45 AM E.S.C. Theriault.
Donald Young School captured a ping pong tournament, beating Sturgeon Creek in the final four games to 2.
Tyler Van Uden broke a 1-1 tie early in the third as the Fort Frances Muskies skating to a 2-1 win over La Salle of Kingston this morning at the all-Ontario boys hockey championship in Burlington.
Graeme Kitt had the team's other goal.
The Muskies need a win tonight against Robert F. Hall to assure them a spot in tomorrow's quarter-finals.
That game begins at 5 PM.
A late game rally fell short for the Fort Frances Muskies girls curling team in its first game at the all-Ontarios in Brampton.
Hailey Beaudry's rink lost 10-9 to Mississauga's Our Lady of Mount Carmel after being down 7-1 after four ends.
Beaudry's rink scored 6 in the 7th to tie the game only to lose on a last rock draw in the final end.
The foursome now face Toronto's Loretto Abbey at 12:30 PM.
The Muskies open with a 12-1 win over Timmins on hat tricks from Josh Gouin and Graeme Kitt.
They were shut out 4-0 by Toronto's Community Hebrew Academy in the afternoon.
They have an early game this morning again LaSalle out of Kingston beginning at 7:15 AM .
The Muskies girls are also one and one at their championship being played in Sudbury.
They opened with a 1-0 win over Embrun on Shelby Tymkin's first period marker but lost 4-2 to St. Michael's Catholic School of Stratford in the afternoon.
Tymkin and Katie Sinclair with goals in that game.
The Muskies are back on the ice at 11:45 AM E.S.C. Theriault.
Donald Young School captured a ping pong tournament, beating Sturgeon Creek in the final four games to 2.
Tyler Van Uden broke a 1-1 tie early in the third as the Fort Frances Muskies skating to a 2-1 win over La Salle of Kingston this morning at the all-Ontario boys hockey championship in Burlington.
Graeme Kitt had the team's other goal.
The Muskies need a win tonight against Robert F. Hall to assure them a spot in tomorrow's quarter-finals.
That game begins at 5 PM.
A late game rally fell short for the Fort Frances Muskies girls curling team in its first game at the all-Ontarios in Brampton.
Hailey Beaudry's rink lost 10-9 to Mississauga's Our Lady of Mount Carmel after being down 7-1 after four ends.
Beaudry's rink scored 6 in the 7th to tie the game only to lose on a last rock draw in the final end.
The foursome now face Toronto's Loretto Abbey at 12:30 PM.
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