back with a comeback, winning Game 6 4–1 and Game 7 6–1. With the series tied 7–7, Game 8 had to be a win for either team to take the playoff crown. The Wolverines competed the comeback winning the game 5–3 and the series 9-points-to-7. The Wolverines, as Northern Ontario Jr. B champions, received their second crack at the Keystone Cup in Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan. They lost their first game to the Saskatoon Royals 4–1. In their second game, they were crushed by the Fort Qu'Appelle Fort Knox 7–1. Game 3 did not go well either, as they lost 8–2 to the Winnipeg Saints. The final game had the Wolverines lose to the Victoria Cougars 4–2. They exited the championship without a win. 2007–08 In 2007–08, the Wolverines may have had the best regular season in TBJBHL history, outside of the 2003–04 Thunder Bay Northern Hawks undefeated season. After going 24–1–5, the Wolverines found themselves, again, in the finals against the Northern Hawks. The Hawks won Game 1 5–1, but the Wolverines countered with 5–0 and 6–3 victories in the next two games. Game 4 was a 5–4 Hawks victory to even out the series, but games 5 and 6 went to the Wolverines 6–5 and 6–3 respectively to win the Wolverines a third straight playoff title. The Wolverines moved on the Keystone Cup in Selkirk, Manitoba. They started off the tournament on a promising note—their first point in three years: the Wolverines tied the Pilot Butte Storm 3–3. The next game, the Wolverines fell to the Norway House North Stars 5–1. In the third game of the tournament, the Wolverines lost 6–1 to the Sherwood Park Knights and later that night they lost 8–1 to the Grandview Steelers. They finished off their third Keystone Cup tournament with a 5–1 loss to the Selkirk Fishermen. 2008–09 In 2008 it was announced that the Wolverines would be the hosts of the 2009 Keystone Cup tournament. They finished the Thunder Bay Jr. B season in first place with a 25–5–0 record. In the league final, the Wolverines defeated the Thunder Bay Northern Hawks 4-games-straight to win the league. Both the Wolverines and the Northern Hawks advanced to the Keystone Cup, played at the Thunder Bay Tournament Centre in April 2009. The Wolverines started the tournament with a 6–1 win over the Northern Hawks. Later that night, they beat the Keystone Junior Hockey