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Hermantown blanks Hibbing/Chisholm in 7A boys hockey final

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Senior Dane Callaway stopped all 27 shots to backstop Hermantown past Hibbing/Chisholm 4-0 in the Section 7A high school boys hockey championship game Wednesday night at Amsoil Arena.

Four different players scored goals for the Hawks, who advance to the Class A state tournament starting next Wednesday against a yet-to-be-determined opponent at Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul.

HowieHanson.com 2024 Section 7A Boys Hockey All-Tournament Team

F – River Freeman, Hermantown

F – Tanner Ross, Proctor

F – Tate Swanson, Hibbing/Chisholm

D – Henry Peterson, Hermantown

D – Jackson Strukel, Hibbing-Chisholm

G – Dane Callaway, Hermantown

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