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Duluth East defeated Brainerd 2-1 in overtime in high school boys hockey at Duluth Heritage Center on Thursday night. The Greyhounds recorded their first victory in eight starts.
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U of M athletic department dismissed whistleblower following accusations of athlete mistreatment
Moira Novak, who oversaw the athletic department’s trainers and team physicians for nearly 20 years, repeatedly brought her concerns to athletic department administrators and the medical director.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Boys Basketball
Grand Rapids at Proctor
Duluth Denfeld at Cloquet
Greenway at Hibbing
Two Harbors at Deer River
Rock Ridge
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PREP STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Duluth Denfeld senior point guard MarNaries Ferguson has been named HowieHanson.com Prep Student-Athlete of the Week. He is
Tuesday Prep Events / Scoreboard
“After a very tough game against Proctor, I loved our response against Irondale on Saturday. We had fifteen different players score in the game, led by junior point guard Bailey Hermanson who had 23 points.” -- Hawks head coach Eric Borndal
Howie: Hawks ranked first in Minnesota 1A boys hockey
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Class 1A, No. 1-ranked Hermantown has exploded to another strong start in boys hockey, even though its 2-1-1 overall record might not leap off your computer screen. The Hawks
Quote Me, Howie: Chibuzo Osuchukwu, Duluth Marshall girls basketball coach
"She's bigger, faster and stronger than a year ago. She extended her range a lot, too. That's the goal, to improve each year. She has a high basketball IQ and that's why a lot of college coaches love her already." -- Osuchukwu on ultra-elite freshman Chloe Johnson