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SATURDAY SCOREBOARD

Prep Boys Hockey

White Bear Lake 3, Hermantown 2

Duluth East 4, Rock Ridge 3 OT

New Richmond 8, Superior 1

East Grand Forks 4, Duluth Denfeld 0

Prep Girls Hockey

Benilde-St. Margaret's 3, Proctor-Hermantown 0

Duluth 4, Blaine 3 OT

Superior 3, Hudson 1

Andover 8, Grand Rapids-Greenway 1

Hibbing-Chisholm 3, Visitation 2

North Shore 5, Detroit Lakes 0

Prep Boys Basketball

Duluth Marshall 64, Ely 43

Cherry 90, Solon Springs 71

Eagan 76, Duluth East 62

Prep Girls Basketball

Duluth Marshall 64, Ely 43

Winona Cotter 70, Esko 48

Princeton 81, Hermantown 73

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