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Cherry guard Isaac Asuma is surrounded by Denfeld defenders in the first half of Thursday's nonconference game at Denfeld Gym. The Tigers blitzed the Hunters 78-41. Howie / HowieHanson.com

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Cherry 78, Duluth Denfeld 41. Noah Asuma scored a game-high 25 points and his brother Isaac, a Gophers recruit, added 12 for the Tigers, who improved to 18-2.

Carlton-Wrenshall 78, Northland 65

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Cloquet 67, Grand Rapids 65

Esko 61, Carlton-Wrenshall 22

Barnum 67, Two Harbors 34

Mountain Iron-Buhl 83, Cherry 17

Hibbing 68, Duluth Denfeld 28

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Hermantown 6, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 1

Proctor 2, Superior 1

Brothers Isaac (left), a 6-foot-3 senior guard and Gophers recruit, and Noah Asuma, a 6-1 sharp-shooting sophomore guard, during Thursday's game at Duluth Denfeld. Noah is Minnesota's top-ranked baseball positional player (shortstop) in the Class of 2026. Howie / HowieHanson.com

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