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UMD football to meet Jamestown for 2nd time ever
The UMD football team will continue their playoff push by facing a fairly new opponent this upcoming Saturday. It's the Jimmies of Jamestown facing the Bulldogs for the 2nd time ever.Last year, UMD went into the Buffalo City and came out with a 45 to 29 victory.
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Two seniors punch state tickets as Drummond boys, Washburn girls fall just short
Drummond senior Ben Giesregen and South Shore senior Sophie Truchon are headed back to the WIAA State Cross Country Championships after strong runs at the Division 3 Bruce Sectional on Oct. 24. Both will be making their third state appearance. Giesregen won the boys race, finishing first among 102 runners in 16:57.6 over 5,000 meters. Truchon placed third among 88 girls in 20:42.6, just 3.4 seconds behind champion Reese Thompson, a Bruce freshman, who ran 20:39.2. The Drummond boys and Washburn girls each placed third, one spot short of the top-two team finish needed to advance to state. Phillips won the boys title, placing three runners in the top 10, and Grantsburg edged Drummond for second by two points. The Washburn girls, 2026 Northern Lights Conference champions and 2025 state qualifiers, finished behind Phillips and conference rival Solon Springs. Nola Tulowitzky led the Castle Guards in ninth, followed by Greta Hart (14th), Aurora Olson (18th), Coco Berman (38th), Cadence Colby (40th), Kaia Werner (48th), and Jo LaFrancois (61st). Washburn was the only Bay Area girls team at Bruce. In Division 2, Ashland’s boys and girls teams closed their seasons Oct. 23 at the Rice Lake Sectional. No Oredockers advanced to
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Bulldogs QB Grossman epitomizes ‘next man up’ mentality
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The ‘next man up’ mentality gets thrown around a lot in football. For UMD, it was the difference in defeating Mary 27-12 this past weekend. With the Bulldogs turning to backup quarterback Riley Grossman, the junior delivered — leading UMD to 27...
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Prep Boys Hockey: Hermantown’s depth, Hibbing’s top talent lead the preseason hockey watch
Hermantown has the deepest projected lineup in northeastern Minnesota boys hockey, while Hibbing-Chisholm has the strongest argument for possessing the region’s best forward-defenseman combination. Duluth East has a returning core capable of changing the Class AA conversation. That is my starting point for the 2026-27 season, with one substantial...
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UMAC Weekly: It's Superior's conference to win . . . or lose
Heading into the final week of the regular season the UMAC's regular season title destiny is controlled by UW-Superior. Both of the Yellowjackets teams are unbeaten in the UMAC this season, with the men being 10-0-0 and the women being 9-1-0 (W-D-L) on the campaign. On the men's soccer side...
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UMD men's hockey moves up, UMD women stay put in USCHO polls
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- After a weekend sweep of Bemidji State, the UMD men's hockey team is up two spots in the latest USCHO poll. The Bulldogs are now ranked 7th in the nation. UMD is at Colorado College this weekend. As for the UMD women, they stay put at number...
Ashland Daily Press
Osceola ends Ashland’s football season with 41-6 playoff win
A late first-half touchdown broke open a close game, and Osceola ended the Ashland Oredockers’ football season with a 41-6 victory in a WIAA Level 1 playoff game Oct. 23 in Osceola. Ashland finishes the season 6-4. Osceola, which has lost once this season and won the Middle Border Conference title, advances to a Level 2 game against unbeaten Heart O’ North Conference champion Northwestern at 7 p.m. Oct. 30 in Maple. The game was close into the second quarter, with Osceola leading 7-6. The Chieftains then scored two more touchdowns before halftime, the second with only seconds left in the half. Oredockers head coach Travis Larson said that score sealed Ashland’s fate. “The big score, and one we wish we could have stopped, was their touchdown with a few seconds left before the half,” Larson said. “We played good, not great. The second half we played poor, not good. We needed to force a few turnovers and make some stops on defense that we just couldn’t get.” Larson credited Osceola for holding down Ashland’s often-potent offense and said he is eager to see his players develop into an even stronger unit next season. “It takes consistent effort,” Larson said.
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Northland Pines edges Washburn in regional soccer final
Washburn’s boys soccer season ended one win short of the WIAA sectionals as the Castle Guards fell to Northland Pines by a goal in a Division 4 regional final Oct. 24 in Eagle River. Washburn, the fifth seed in the top half of the Wausau Newman Sectional, reached the final with a 2-1 win over Northland Lutheran on Oct. 22. The Castle Guards improved steadily over the season and gave the Eagles, who entered the postseason ranked No. 7 in Division 4, a stiff challenge. Washburn finished third in the Heart O’ North Conference at 8-3-1, behind Hayward and unbeaten champion Barron, which took the conference title from the Castle Guards this season.
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Hanson Strikes Twice, Axelsson Nabs Shutout in No. 9/8 Bulldogs 3-0 Win Over Bemidji State
Less than 22 seconds away from a shutout Friday night, the No. 9/8 University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team locked it down defensively Saturday night in Bemidji, Minn. and preserved its second shutout of the season, a 3-0 win against Bemidji State University at the Sanford Center. While Carl...
Ashland Daily Press
Washburn, Drummond runners lead All-Northern Lights Conference teams
Washburn placed five runners on the girls first team and Drummond’s coaches shared boys coach of the year honors as the Northern Lights Conference announced its 2026 all-conference cross country teams. Selections are based on regular-season and conference championship performances. BOYS First team Ben Giesregen, Drummond, 12 Sawyer Peck, Hurley, 12 Lionel Vang, Bayfield, 10 John Truchon, South Shore, 10 Tristan Scully, Drummond, 10 Paul Fontana, South Shore, 12 Logan Wondra, Solon Springs, 10 Kadon Jordan, Solon Springs, 11 Preston Mika, Drummond, 10 Eric Eder, Hurley, 11 Honorable mention Manny Milam, Drummond, 11 Rory Krueger, Drummond, 11 Riley Faye, Bayfield, 10 Leon Johnson, Solon Springs, 10 Emmett Schultz, Butternut, 9 Miles Hunter, Washburn, 10 Darian Goodsky, Lac Courte Oreilles, 12 Mason Lahti, South Shore, 9 Coaches of the year: Kelly Randolph and Janey Mika, Drummond GIRLS First team Penelope Burfield, Solon Springs, 11 Sophie Truchon, South Shore, 12 Allette Guttormson, Solon Springs, 10 Aurora Olson, Washburn, 11 Greta Hart, Washburn, 12 Savana Budisalovich, Solon Springs, 11 Allison Howey, Hurley, 10 Cadence Colby, Washburn, 12 Coco Berman, Washburn, 11 Nola Tulowitzky, Washburn, 12 Honorable mention Kaia Werner, Washburn, 11 Alyssa Fossum, Solon Springs, 11 Annabelle Johnson, Washburn, 9 Zoey Peck, Hurley,
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Bulldogs barrage Beavers in 3rd period for 4-1 win
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - UMD men’s hockey faced off with Bemidji State in the final iron range reunion between Scott Sandelin and Tom Serratore. The two coaches played against each other in high school and will duel it out one final time at AMSOIL Arena. The Bulldogs...
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Junior golfer turns hard work into history
At the start of the golf season, junior golfer Ellie Pierce set an important goal for herself: to break 90. She put in hard work this season to add distance and create a perfect swing plane to hit the ball straighter. The early season hard work paid off when it mattered most.
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Northland prep football teams wrap up regular season
Northland high school football teams wrapped up their 2026 seasons Wednesday night. Two Harbors defeated Esko 21-14 to finish 6-2, while Duluth East edged Hibbing 22-20 in a thriller. Both teams ended 3-5. Cloquet closed its campaign with a 47-21 victory over Duluth Denfeld, finishing 6-2, while the Hunters ended the season at 1-7.