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Daniel Shlaine

Bulldogs blitz hapless Gophers, 3-0

The UMD men’s hockey team might not be ranked yet, but Friday night played like a team about to turn some heads. The Bulldogs blanked No. 12 Minnesota 3-0 at 3M Arena at Mariucci, earning their first win on the Gophers’ home ice since 2021 and extending their

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Sports Notebook, Sunday
Bulldogs sophomore defenseman Aaron Pionk. Howie / HowieHanson.com

Sports Notebook, Sunday

"Martin Sleen was probably the most impressive athlete at the meet as he placed 4th in the 55 dash, 2nd in the high jump, and anchored the winning 4x200 relay." -- Hermantown boys track coach Tyler Homstad on a season-opening indoor meet at St. Scholastica.

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