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BOYS HOCKEY

Bemidji at Duluth East. Game Notes: The Class 2A/No. 14-ranked Greyhounds are 0-3, including overtime losses at 2A/No. 12 White Bear Lake, 4-3, and Tuesday at home against 2A/No. 15 Grand Rapids, 2-1. Duluth East will also visit 2A/No. 4 Wayzata at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, so a Greyhounds' victory tonight against the Lumberjacks could be important to avoid an 0-5 start.

Class 2A/No. 14 Grand Rapids at Duluth Marshall. Game Notes: The Thunderhawks (2-0) are heavy favorites against the Hilltoppers (1-0), who feature only four seniors.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Cloquet at Hibbing. Game Notes: Lumberjacks junior guard Jack Battaglia is an elite force.

Deer River at Cherry. Game Notes: The Tigers feature University of Minnesota recruit Isaac Asuma, a 6-3 point guard.

Floodwood at Two Harbors

Northwestern at Hayward

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Cloquet at Hermantown

Esko at Rock Ridge

Pequot Lakes at Grand Rapids

East Central at Barnum

Greenway at South Ridge

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