Monday, May 11th we were joined by the voice of the Algoma Thunderbird Kevin Hemsworth, Algoma Men's coach Etienne Jacquet, and veteran Thunderbird Nicholas Gehlen on Saultsports.com, Facebook, YouTube, Periscope, and Twitch platforms.

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In less than 24 hours on Monday, May 18th another episode of the Algoma Thunderbird Basketball Show will be LIVE when we will be joined by Maxime Bellony from the Algoma Thunderbirds. We also talk about new recruit Bigus Bangoura.So make sure to start your week with us from 11:00 a.m and on our Periscope, Twitch, and YouTube platforms. Saultsports.com - Your Choice for Sports in the North

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Monday, May 25th episode of the Algoma Thunderbird Basketball Show. We were joined by second-year veteran Travis Thomas from the Algoma Thunderbirds. So make sure to start your week with us from 11:00 a.m and on our Periscope, Twitch, and YouTube platforms. Saultsports.com - Your Choice for Sports in the North.

Growing up north of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario in Haviland Bay, Mac Marcoux was surrounded by snow and hit the slopes at Searchmont Resort at an early age of four-years-old. He assumed skiing as his identity seemingly overnight. At the ripe age of eight years old, the now 22-year-old started to lose his eyesight due to a degenerated, Stargardt disease. At the age of 15 as a class B3 visually impaired athlete, Mac hit the slopes internationally to represent his home country of Canada on the IPC World Cup circuit. In 2104, Marcoux was the youngest of the Paralympic Alpine team when he represented Canada winning one gold and a bronze at the 2014 Sochi Paralympic Games in Sochi Russia.  In 2018, the Havilland Bay native headed to Pyeongchang, Korea for his Paralympic Games whereas an 18-year-old, Mac brought home one gold and two bronze.  

With a short cut 2020 racing season, Mac captured first place finishings at the Canadian Nationals and a first-place finish in Slovenia before the COVID-19 virus brought a crashing halt to his season.  Now as a 22-year-old, Marcoux is preparing for the 2020-2021 race season and hopefully training for the 2022 Paralympics in Bejing, China.

Brought to you by the Saultsports.com — Game Day Sports Network Podcast is Moving Sports Forward in the Algoma District.

Sit back, relax and join your host Jay Houslander for Game Day Sports Network Podcast, each and every week. Tune in as we go through the latest in the world or local sports with the help of coaches, athletes, volunteers fans and officials from your backyard.

Plus, in association with Saultsports hear from Algoma’s own as we document the achievements, accomplishments, stats and stories from the Northern Ontario sporting stage right here on this stream.

Brought to you by the Saultsports.com — Game Day Sports Network Podcast is Moving Sports Forward in the Algoma District.

Sit back, relax and join your host Jay Houslander for Game Day Sports Network Podcast, each and every week. Tune in as we go through the latest in the world or local sports with the help of coaches, athletes, volunteers fans and officials from your backyard.

Plus, in association with Saultsports hear from Algoma’s own as we document the achievements, accomplishments, stats and stories from the Northern Ontario sporting stage right here on this stream.