WCHA announces partnership with the Duluth News Tribune
"The DNT recognizes the continued importance of the growth of women's and girl's hockey and remains committed to telling the inspirational stories of these student athletes." -- Duluth News Tribune Publisher Neal Ronquist
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“We are so happy for Darren and his wife Vicki to be embarking on their great adventure of retirement.” -- WDIO General Manager Deb Messer
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Howie: Laura Lee the next television anchor voice of the Northland
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Howie: Bulldogs might torch the NSIC — if they can guard a lamp post
This team could shock some folks. They could win the division. They could also give up 48 points in the paint to some 6-foot-5 bruiser who’s built like a woodpile. But the entertainment value? Through the roof.
Howie: Rubber Chicken Theater promises more laughs than City Hall delivered all year
Brian Matuszak directs the chaos, Linda Bray plays piano like she’s trying to drown out your uncle at Christmas, and Mike Scholtz handles video production like it's the Duluth version of SNL.
AF1 Today: Minnesota makes cuts, Michigan and Beaumont add depth
A wave of roster activity hit Arena Football One on Thursday as teams across the league finalized midweek adjustments. Minnesota released three players while adding three others, Albany issued a league suspension, and Michigan and Beaumont each bolstered their offensive units with new signings. Minnesota moved on from defensive back
Howie: Johnson, Manion generational prep sports talents
I grew up in a sports world where girls were invisible. Now the biggest stars in town — the most electrifying, can’t-miss, soon-to-be household names — are two sophomore girls who are rewriting what a Northland athlete can be.