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Wednesday Prep Sports Notebook
Duluth East boys basketball coach Rhett McDonald (right) watching his team's offense running a half-court set against Duluth Denfeld on Tuesday night. Howie / The Howie Blog

Wednesday Prep Sports Notebook

Takeaways from Duluth Denfeld's 64-52 high school boys basketball win over Duluth East on Tuesday night, from Hunters head coach Phill Homere, Greyhounds head coach Rhett McDonald, Hunters elite guard MarNaries Ferguson and legendary The Fan 106.5 play-by-play announcer Brian Prudhomme. Read the story. Note: Prep Hockey

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WCHA announces partnership with the Duluth News Tribune

"The DNT recognizes the continued importance of the growth of women's and girl's hockey and remains committed to telling the inspirational stories of these student athletes." -- Duluth News Tribune Publisher Neal Ronquist

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Lincoln Park businesses celebrate the season

Duluth's Lincoln Park is in the holiday gift shopping spirit with their upcoming Winter Market. Over 20 neighborhood businesses are participating in this year's event and around 100 vendors will be hosted at the All American Club, Bent Paddle Brewing, Dovetail Cafe and Marketplace, Duluth Pottery,

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Prep Hockey Notebook

“Being up late against Cretin-Derham Hall, that tie hurt, but overall it was a positive weekend. The Cretin game lived up to the hype and had it all – power plays, great goals, a fight and overtime." -- Hermantown coach Patrick Andrews

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Quote Me, Howie: Jill Johnson's tribute to her dad, Mike Randolph

"Your legacy may be in the record books now, but long before that it already lived in every team you have built, every player that you have mentored, all four children you have raised with these same values, and every person you inspired along the way. Congrats on 708 Wins." -- Jill Johnson

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Quote Me, Howie: Phill Homere, Rhett McDonald, Andy Fenske

"Most people look at our team and think this is our rebuilding year. I do not agree. We are returning three starters and have guys on this team who can flat-out play." -- Duluth Denfeld boys basketball coach Phill Homere

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