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Jane Eckstrom scored with 3.4 seconds remaining in regulation to lift Proctor-Hermantown to a 4-3 high school hockey victory over Duluth Marshall at Mars Lakeview Arena on Tuesday night. The Mirage (12-8-1) once trailed 3-0.

. Seth Rothamel scored 23 points and Jack Battaglia added 20 as Cloquet blitzed Proctor 82-37 in a Lake Superior Conference basketball matchup at Cloquet Middle School Gym. The Jacks (8-9) will visit Duluth Marshall on Monday night.

. Dalton Spindler and Koi Perich each scored 20 points as Esko pounded host Aitkin 86-27. The Eskomos improved to 9-3 overall.

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