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PREP STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK
Duluth Denfeld senior point guard MarNaries Ferguson has been named HowieHanson.com Prep Student-Athlete of the Week. He is averaging just under 22 points per game following a 27-point effort against St. Paul Johnson on Tuesday night. Duluth Denfeld (2-1) visits Cloquet on Thursday and hosts South St. Paul Saturday.
TUESDAY SCOREBOARD
Boys Hockey
Hermantown 2, Duluth Marshall 2 OT
Centennial 5, Duluth East 4 OT. Greyhounds fall to 0-7.
Rock Ridge 6, Duluth Denfeld 3. Grady Dimberio had three goals for the Wolverines. The Hunters (0-6) host Superior at Heritage Center Thursday.
Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 4, Proctor 3
Hibbing-Chisholm 10, Greenway 0
Girls Hockey
Duluth 2, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 1 OT
Proctor-Hermantown 9, Hibbing-Chisholm 0
North Shore 5, Superior 2
Rock Ridge 6, International Falls 0
Chisago Lakes 3, Moose Lake 1
Boys Basketball
St. Paul Johnson 77, Duluth Denfeld 64. MarNaries Ferguson had 27 points for the Hunters.
Duluth East 83, Rock Ridge 61
Cloquet 81, Moose Lake-Willow River 54. James Wilmot knocked down five treys and finished with 23 points for the Lumberjacks.
Hibbing 98, International Falls 36
Mesabi East 72, Two Harbors 51
Mountain Iron-Buhl 74, Littlefork-Big Falls 62
Northwestern 65, St. Croix Falls 46
Barnum 74, McGregor 66
Girls Basketball
Hermantown 65, Chisago Lakes 45
Rock Ridge 66, Duluth Marshall 59. Chloe Johnson had 27 points, Candace Ndomb 11 and Cairin Berger 10 for the Hilltoppers.
Proctor 63, Superior 22
Duluth East 60, Hibbing 17
Solon Springs 84, Bayfield 24
Mesabi East 61, Duluth Denfeld 10
PREP BOYS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
Heavily banged-up Hermantown is 0-3, including an 86-56 Lake Superior Conference home loss against Hibbing last Friday night.
“While we were fortunate enough to get one guy off our injured list, we added another last Friday,” said Hawks coach Andy Fenske. “In light of this, we were lucky to have freshman Corbin Petcoff step up on the offensive side against Hibbing. He led us with 15 points, six rebounds and a steal. We got off to a slow start and each time we'd start to close the gap we would end up digging ourselves a bigger hole.
“Alex Schott led us on the defensive end, providing a spark in the second half with a few key stops and taking a charge. But it wasn't enough to get us over the hump and close the gap.”
Hermantown standout Landon Burg returned from injury to record seven points, three steals, two rebounds and an assist in 17 minutes of play.
“We hope we can get Landon back to his prime form again soon,” Fenske said.
The Hawks (0-3) will face nonconference Columbia Heights (0-2) in the Southside Showcase at Benilde-St. Margaret’s on Saturday afternoon.
“They're a team that's in a similar boat to where we are, so it'll be interesting to see how things pan out Saturday evening,” Fenske said of Columbia Heights.
