Gary Moskalyk is a journalist for the Chronicle Journal, focusing on local news in the Northwest region. With a passion for sports, Gary covers a variety of sporting events and teams in the area, providing updates and insights to the community.
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The Thunder Bay Chill embark on their 25th anniversary season with a five-game exhibition slate, a 12-game regular season, a new roster (for the most part), and hopefully a deep playoff run to cap it all off.
By Gary Moskalyk, Special to the CJ Updated Two first-time champions prevailed in 2024 Fire Fighters Ten Mile Road Race.
By: Gary Moskalyk
Thunder Bay Border Cats manager — and newly minted author — JM Kelly was on hand at Port Arthur Stadium to guide the 2024 edition of the Northwoods League baseball
By: Gary Moskalyk
Rylie Paul scored in the 75th minute as the St. Patrick Saints defeated the St. Ignatius Falcons 2-1 on Thursday at Fort William Stadium to capture the Thunder Bay high school girls soccer crown.
The Thunder Bay Border Cats' promising start to the Northwoods League baseball season is no mystery to their manager, JM Kelly.
Toronto Maples Leafs forward Mitch Marner made surprise visit to Thunder Bay to watch his brother-in-law Greg LaChance play shortstop for the Border Cats on Friday night.
The Thunder Bay Chill are catching fire at the perfect time — the home stretch of the USL League Two soccer season.
The Thunder Bay Chill’s disappointment after Friday’s playoff loss is made worse by uncertainty for the team’s future in the USL League 2.
Canada scored three runs in the sixth inning to draw even with powerhouse Japan, but the defending Women’s World Cup of Baseball champions prevailed 7-6 in an eight-end, extra-inning thriller
By: Gary Moskalyk
Another season of Thunder Bay Border Cats baseball is nearly in the books.
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