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2024 All-Lake Superior Conference Boys Hockey Team

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First Team

F River Freeman, Hermantown junior

F Bobby Thornton, Cloquet junior

F Jake Garski, Grand Rapids senior

D Will Esterbrooks, Hermantown senior

D Bauer Murphy, Grand Rapids senior

G AJ Reyelts, Proctor senior

Second Team

F John Scott, Denfeld junior

F Tanner Ross, Proctor junior

F Tate Swanson, Hibbing sophomore

D Karson Young, Cloquet junior

D Carson Pavlowich, Proctor senior

G Dane Callaway, Hermantown senior

Honorable Mention – Jackson Strukel, Hibbing freshman; Kaenan Smith, Duluth Marshall freshman

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