FIRST TEAM
1. Abe Soumis, Hermantown
2. Marnaries Ferguson, Duluth Denfeld
3. Aidan Altona, Duluth Denfeld
4. Brooks Johnson, Hermantown
5. Koi Perich, Esko
SECOND TEAM
1. Tre Sanigar, Superior
2. Ty Nyberg, Duluth East
3. Jack Battaglia, Cloquet
4. Finnley Powell, Duluth Denfeld
5. Calvin Anderson, Superior
BOYS First Team Abe Soumis, Hermantown senior Marnaries Ferguson, Denfeld junior Brooks Johnson, Duluth Marshall junior Tre Saniger, Superior senior Jack Battaglia, Cloquet junior Second Team Calvin Anderson, Superior sophomore Nathan Hill, Hermantown senior Ray Brau, Hibbing freshman Ethan Starstead, Denfeld senior Colton Johnson, Grand Rapids senior Honorable Mention Seth
FIRST TEAM F – Ilsa Lindaman, Duluth Marshall F – Autumn Cooper, Superior F – Mercury Bishoff, Grand Rapids D – Katie Sandelin, Proctor-Hermantown D – Allie LeClaire, Grand Rapids G – Riley Toivinen, Grand Rapids SECOND TEAM F – Izy Fairchild, Proctor-Hermantown F – Hannah Graves, Proctor-Hermantown F – Nina Thorson, Duluth Marshall D – Sarah
Maverick Midthun, son of Barry and Sarah Midthun, shot 73, 73, 73 to finish 18th out of 146 competitors in the 13 year-old division at the USKids Golf Teen World Championships at Pinehurst NC this week, his best finish in eight years in the prestigious event. “I had a
Local prep basketball standout Brooks Johnson on transferring to Hermantown for his junior year starting this fall and other hoops and college recruitment topics: "I live in the Hermantown district, so if I was going to transfer schools without sitting out a year, that's a school I&
Hanson is a No. 1 college defenseman entering his prime, and UMD’s championship ceiling will be tied directly to how completely he controls the back end.
1. Carter Brown, Duluth Denfeld Senior | Forward | 6-7 Brown gets the top spot because his production was unmatched among returning area players. He averaged 28.1 points and 13.8 rebounds, shot 57% from the field and scored 51 points against Cloquet in the Section 7AAA tournament. He can
The Arena continues to work because it has never depended on being the newest or largest venue. Its appeal is rooted in permanence: the steep rows, the compact concert setting, the proximity to the lake and the accumulated memories of everyone who has passed through its doors.
Monsters finish 9-5 after winning seven of their final nine games.
