Another strong day for the Fort Frances Muskies track and field team at the NWOSSA championships in Thunder Bay.
As a team, Muskies the finished third best in the senior division, fifth in the midget division and seven in the juniors.
Ayiana Gagne finished second in the midget girls 800 run and third in the 15-hundred metre event.
Grace Petsnick was second in the senior girls high jump and third in the triple jump.
Emma Bone earned a silver in the midget girls discus.
Alecea Yerxa finishing second in the senior girls 800 metres.
Tori Toriseva second in the senior girls 3-thousand metres.
Carson Noga second in the senior boys 400 metres.
Sean Husiak was third in senior boys shot put.
Several relay teams also medaled yesterday.
The girls 4 by 400 relay team with Ayiana Gagne, Cassie Krawchuk, Grace Petsnick and Kenna Spuzak captured gold in their event.
The midget girls 4 by 100 relay team finished second.
The 4 by 100 junior team also finishing second in their race.
The senior boys 4 by 100 team finished third.
The boys 4 by 400 open relay team ended their day with a third place finish.
Fort Frances Muskies boys soccer team will be making the trip to the all-provincial championship for a ninth straight year.
Connor Nelson and Brett Allan scored as the Muskies edged Dryden 2-1 for the NorWOSSA crown yesterday in Dryden.
The OFSAA championship takes place next week in North Bay.
On the girl’s side, the Muskies fell 2-1 to Kenora’s Beaver Brae Broncos in their final.
Janissa Judson with the lone goal.
In the Rainy River District Women’s Fastball League, the Mud Dogs powered past Dawson 19-6.
Rachelle Yeo on the mound for the win.
Shayna Copenance and Nancy Indian smacked homers as the Big Grassy Lynx defeated Manitou 30 to 10.
Indian was also the winning pitcher.
Northwest Bay defeated Sabaskong 21-3.
It was the Raiders 6-1 winners over Red Gut.
Grace Bragg with the win.
The Her-icanes got by the Renegades 3-1.
Kenzie Wenberg shot a 3 over 75 to give the International Falls Broncos girls golf team top spot after the first day of play at the Section 7AA championship at the Quarry at Giants Ridge.
The Broncos have a 5 stroke lead over Eveleth Gilbert heading into today’s play.
