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Boys Hockey

Hermantown 4, Grand Rapids 1. The Class 1A/No. 2-ranked Hawks, who captured another Lake Superior Conference title with the road victory, will be seeded No. 1 in the upcoming Section 7A playoffs.

North Shore 6, International Falls 3

Class 1A/ No. 1 Warroad 4, Bemidji 3

Duluth East 3, Duluth Marshall 2 (OT)

Greenway 2, Park Rapids 1

Rock Ridge 6, Hibbing/Chisholm 1

Boys Basketball

Esko 83, Cloquet 66. Esko sweeps the Jacks in a home-and-home regular season series, on a night senior guard Koi Perich scored 18 points and set a new all-time school scoring record.

Cherry 94, Cromwell-Wright 43

Mountain Iron-Buhl 88, South Ridge 39

Barnum 64, Proctor 54

Moose Lake-Willow River 59, Chisholm 52

Cameron 71, Northwestern 63

Superior 73, Eau Claire North 58

Girls Basketball

Cloquet 78, Duluth East 39

Grand Rapids 59, Bemidji 47

Moose Lake-Willow River 52, Floodwood 38

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