Brad Coccimiglio

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio

With a significant portion of their roster returning, it gave them a chance to approach things with a mindset of not reaching. The Soo Greyhounds are set to graduate a small portion of their roster from the 2024-25 season and the team took to the 2025 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection with the traditional best player available outlook. That said, the team wrapped up the 15-round draft on Saturday having added players in spots they were comfortable with.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio

It was a trio of forwards that were on the Soo Greyhounds wish list on Friday as the Ontario Hockey League’s annual priority selection kicked off. With a pair of first round picks and another in the third round, the Greyhounds selected a pair of American forwards, one with ties to the organization, along with using a top 10 pick to take a forward that can play two positions.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio

Facing elimination, an early deficit was too much to overcome for the Soo Thunderbirds on Wednesday night. The Greater Sudbury Cubs jumped out to a 2-0 lead en route to a series-clinching 5-0 victory over the Thunderbirds at the John Rhodes Community Centre. With the win, the Cubs capped off a second-round sweep of the Thunderbirds to advance to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League final.

2 weeks ago | sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio

It was an unexpected time, but the Soo Thunderbirds and Greater Sudbury Cubs finally got to play in the Sault on Tuesday. Weather issues caused the Cubs trip to the Sault to be delayed on Monday, forcing the postponement of the third game in their second round Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League series. The game was ultimately moved to late Tuesday afternoon at the John Rhodes Community Centre, a game in which the Cubs won by a 6-3 margin.

2 weeks ago | sootoday.com | Brad Coccimiglio

With one game left on the docket and a chance at a medal, Brad Jacobs and his Canadian teammates finished the 2025 World Men’s Curling Championship on a high note. The Jacobs rink, which includes third Marc Kennedy, second Brett Gallant, and lead Ben Hebert rolled to an 11-2 win over China, skipped by Xiaoming Xu, Sunday in Moose Jaw, Sask. With the win, the Canadian team won bronze at the nine-day tournament.