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2024-25 Hermantown Girls Basketball Schedule

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Nov. 23 – at Cloquet

Nov. 26 – at Bemidji

Dec. 3 – North Branch

Dec. 5 – Proctor

Dec. 7 – Irondale

Dec. 10 – Chisago Lakes

Dec. 13 – at Grand Rapids

Dec. 17 – Cloquet

Dec. 20 – at Duluth Denfeld

Dec. 26-27 – at Esko Tournament

Jan. 3 – at Duluth East

Jan. 10 – at East Grand Forks

Jan. 11 – at Crookston

Jan. 14 – at Rock Ridge

Jan. 16 – at Proctor

Jan. 21 – at Hibbing

Jan. 28 – at Superior

Jan. 30 – at Mesabi East

Feb. 6 – Grand Rapids

Feb. 7 – Duluth Marshall

Feb. 11 – Hibbing

Feb. 13 – Esko

Feb. 18 – Duluth East

Feb. 20 – at North Woods

Feb. 26, Mar. 1, Mar. 6 – Section Tournament

Home games listed in boldface.

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