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Sports Notebook, Tuesday

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TODAY'S EVENTS

High School Boys Basketball

Proctor at Cloquet

Esko at Aitkin

Hermantown at Duluth Denfeld

Cherry at Nashwauk-Keewatin

Brainerd at Duluth East

Hibbing at Rock Ridge

Pine City at Duluth Marshall

Moose Lake-Willow River at Grand Rapids

Chisholm at Littlefork-Big Falls

Cook County at Mesabi East

Carlton-Wrenshall at Ely

Mountain Iron-Buhl at Greenway

High School Girls Basketball

Hibbing at Hermantown

Cloquet at Superior

Duluth Marshall at Proctor

International Falls at Cherry

South Ridge at Deer River

High School Boys Hockey

Superior at Hermantown

Rock Ridge at Cloquet-Esko-Carlton

Ely at Proctor

Duluth Marshall at Mora-Milaca

Lake of the Wood at Greenway

Pine City at Moose Lake

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