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Huskies open tonight at Bismarck, home opener Friday against Minot

The Huskies play in the five-team Great Plains East division in the 20-team Northwoods League.

The Huskies worked out Sunday afternoon at Wade Stadium. Howie / Duluth Times

The Duluth Huskies will open the 2023 Northwoods League college wood bat season tonight and Tuesday at Bismarck, before beginning a four-game opening homestand Friday with two-game series against Minot and Bismark at historic Wade Stadium.

Joe Vos of Duluth, an outfielder who hit .259 in 30 games for St. Thomas this spring, is the only local player on the Duluth roster.

Howie / Duluth Times

The Huskies play in the five-team Great Plains East division in the 20-team Northwoods League.

Duluth finished 34-33 a year ago.

The Huskies held Media Day Sunday afternoon.

Upcoming Games

Monday-Tuesday – at Bismarck

Friday-Saturday – host Minot

Sunday-Monday – host Bismarck

Tuesday-Friday – at Thunder Bay

June 10-11 – host La Crosse

June 12-13 – host Rochester

June 15-16 – at Eau Claire

June 17-18 – at Waterloo

June 19-20 – at La Crosse

June 21 – host Rochester (2)

June 22-23 – at Waterloo

Howie / Duluth Times

Marcus Pointer is Duluth's head coach/field manager, and Jeff Chapuran and Chris Miguel are hitting coaches and Will Peterson pitching coach.

2023 Huskies Media Day. Howie / Duluth Times

St. Luke's is the official medical provider of the Duluth Huskies.

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