L-R Haruki Yamazaki of the Des Moines Menace and Jamie Wynne of the Thunder Bay Chill battle for the ball during a USL League 2 playoff match in Des Moines on Sunday. The Menace won the game, ending the Chill's 2023 season.
As the 2024 USL League Two season nears, the Thunder Bay Chill organization is feeling good about its on-field chances.L-R Haruki Yamazaki of the Des Moines Menace and Jamie Wynne of the Thunder Bay Chill battle for the ball during a USL League 2 playoff match in Des Moines last season. The Chill are getting ready for the 2024 season, which begins at the end of May. As the 2024 USL League Two season nears, the Thunder Bay Chill organization is feeling good about its on-field chances.
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Meanwhile, this season will see another elite men's soccer team suit up in northern Ontario: The Sudbury Cyclones are set to make their debut on Saturday. "Our community is relatively known as a hockey and baseball town," he said. "There were a lot of passionate people here in our community that loved the game. We used to get sort of tastes of it, but we just felt that we wanted to bring something more consistent to our community."
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