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Today's Prep Events

Football

Hermantown (2-1, 1-1 Northeast Red) at Grand Rapids (2-1, 1-1)

Duluth East (2-1, 0-1) at Duluth Denfeld (3-0, 1-0)

Cloquet (1-2, 1-1) at Rock Ridge (1-2, 0-2)

North Branch (2-1, 2-0) at Mora (0-3)

Esko (2-1, 2-0 Northeast White) at Pequot Lakes (3-0, 2-0)

Cumberland at Northwestern

Braham at Barnum

Cherry at Cook County

Superior at Menominee

Boys Soccer

Hibbing at Duluth Marshall

Thursday Prep Results

Volleyball

Hermantown 3, Duluth Denfeld 0

Esko 3, Moose Lake-Willow River 0

Cloquet 3, Greenway 1

Rock Ridge 3, Hibbing 0

Mesabi East 3, Duluth Marshall 1

Boys Soccer

Hermantown 3, Grand Rapids 2

Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 6, Proctor 0

Girls Soccer

Duluth Marshall 3, Esko 2

2024-25 Bulldogs Men's Hockey Roster, Schedule

Forward – 5th Year Sr. Joe Molenaar, Sr. Dominic James, Sr. Carter Loney, Jr. Jack Smith, Jr. Kyle Bettens, So. Anthony Menghini, So. Matthew Perkins, So. Braden Fischer, Fr. Jayson Shaugabay, Fr. Callum Arnott, Fr. Max Plante, Fr. Zam Plante  

Defense – Sr. Owen Gallatin, Sr. Will Francis, Sr. Luke Bast, Jr. Joey Pierce, Jr. Riley Bodnarchuk, Jr. Aiden Dubinsky, So. Aaron Pionk, Fr. Adam Kleber, Fr. Ty Hanson

Goal – Jr. Zach Sandy, Fr. Adam Gajan, Fr. Klayton Knapp

Bulldogs senior captain Dominic James. Howie / HowieHanson.com (file)

SCHEDULE

Oct. 5 – Bemidji State

Oct. 6 – University of Manitoba

Oct. 11-12 – at Massachusetts Lowell

Oct. 18-19 – Minnesota

Oct. 25-26 – Stonehill College

Nov. 8-9 – North Dakota

Nov. 15-16 – at Miami

Nov. 22-23 – Western Michigan

Dec. 6-7 – at Arizona State

Dec. 31 – at Bemidji State

Jan. 4 – Alaska Fairbanks

Jan. 10-11 – St. Cloud State

Jan. 17-18 – at Colorado College

Jan. 24-25 – Denver

Feb. 7-8 – at Nebraska Omaha

Feb. 14-15 – Arizona State

Feb. 21-22 – at North Dakota

Feb. 28-Mar. 1 – Miami

Mar. 7-8 – at St. Cloud State

Note: Home games at DECC are listed in boldface.

Gaskin. Andy Kenutis / Minnesota Vikings

Vikings sign Myles Gaskin to 53, place Nick Muse on injured reserve

By Craig Peters

The Vikings on Wednesday signed running back Myles Gaskin to their 53-man roster and placed tight end Nick Muse on Injured Reserve.

Vikings Head Coach Kevin O'Connell said Muse was placed on short-term IR, leaving open the possibility of returning him this season after a minimum of four weeks.

"Want to just highlight Nick Muse, early on in the football game, he did have a small fracture in his hand and he will … he could play, but it would require him to wear a big old cast on his hand and have that thing wrapped, so Nick's value as a blocker and a pass catcher for us on game day, we thought it best to allow that thing to heal over the next three to four weeks," O'Connell said during his media availability Wednesday. "He was placed on short-term IR, which will allow us to get Myles Gaskin as our third [running] back on the roster. And then I'll keep you guys posted about what the plan of attack is at the tight end position as the week goes on."

Gaskin has been on Minnesota's practice squad and elevated for the first two Vikings games of 2024.

He has played two offensive snaps, rushing one time for minus-3 yards, and played nine special teams snaps so far but has yet to return a kickoff this season. Gaskin has played 43 games with 17 starts.

The Vikings also have Aaron Jones, Sr., who was evaluated Sunday but returned to the game, and Ty Chandler, along with fullback C.J. Ham in their backfield.

Community News

The Minnesota Department of Transportation will repair the 40th Avenue West bridge over I-35 in Duluth on Monday and Tuesday. Motorists can expect single lane closures in the northbound lanes of the interstate. Work is expected to occur between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. both days.

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