Today's Events
Boys Basketball
Hermantown vs. Becker, Duluth East
Forest Lake at Duluth East
Duluth Marshall at Proctor
Girls Basketball
Cloquet at Pequot Lake
Esko at Bemidji
Superior at Hudson
Duluth Marshall vs. Rock Ridge, Duluth East
Boys Hockey
Eden Prairie at Hermantown
Brainerd at Cloquet-Esko-Carlton
Chanhassen at Duluth East
Girls Hockey
Cloquet-Esko-Carlton at South St. Paul
Hill-Murray at Proctor-Hermantown
Eau Claire North at Superior
There is little mystery surrounding Cloquet’s path to improvement. The Lumberjacks must replace more than half of last season’s rushing production, develop a more productive passing game and avoid another slow start.
The Minnesota Monsters will host the Beaumont Renegades in the Arena Football One regular-season finale at 6 p.m. Saturday at Amsoil Arena. Minnesota (7-4) has secured the No. 3 seed and will host a first-round playoff game the following weekend. The Monsters’ opponent will be either
Senst is the athlete younger Hawks can watch and emulate, the teammate coaches can trust and the quarterback willing to accept responsibility. He is already one of Hermantown High School’s finest athletes. His senior year could add another memorable chapter, but it will not define him.
The Minnesota Monsters announced Tuesday that Meadow Lemon will move from general manager to operations director while also serving in an advisory role with Arena Football One. Lemon will focus on the Monsters’ operational strategy, internal systems and franchise development. His responsibilities will include coordinating organizational functions supporting the franchise’
The Duluth Heritage Sports Center did not begin with a consultant’s study, a formal government resolution or a carefully staged news conference. The project that transformed a scarred industrial property into one of Duluth’s most important community gathering places began, in large part, with a Saturday morning telephone
Tim Meyer is a Duluth architect and community builder. Reach him at tim.meyer@meyergroupduluth.com Observations from this week's discussions on the Redevelopment of the Lester Park Golf Course seem again to be off point. Rather than show the leadership needed to come up with a solid
