The Bulldogs' prized 2024-25 newcomers:
Tindra Holm, 5th-year transfer goaltender
Olivia Mobley, 5th-year transfer forward
Caitlin Kraemer, freshman forward
Reese Logan, freshman forward
Zoey Krock, freshman forward
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Howie: UMD, MY9 Sports announce 2025-26 broadcast schedule
MY9 Sports has carried Bulldogs athletics since 2010. In 2022, the agreement was extended through the 2027-28 season, guaranteeing broadcasts of all home men’s hockey and football games, along with expanded coverage of women’s hockey, volleyball and basketball.
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Howie: Hermantown football has the pieces. Now comes the hard part.
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Howie: Duluth's civic theatre at 6 and 10 p.m.
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