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MinnesotaSportsFan

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Minnesota High School Football State Tournament Quarterfinal Results, Semifinal Matchups

The 2026 Minnesota high school football state tournament quarterfinals are this weekend, and the winners advance to the semifinals at […]

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CBS Minnesota

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4 Minnesota students among 161 selected as Presidential Scholars

Four Minnesota high school students have been selected as U.S. Presidential Scholars, state officials said Friday.

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Grand Rapids Herald Review

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Five Thunderhawks commit to college athletics

GRAND RAPIDS — Dozens of students, staff, and families gathered inside the Grand Rapids High School atrium on Wednesday to celebrate a number of student-athletes committing to college athletic programs to continue their pursuits following high school graduation. Five of Grand Rapids’ best: Senior multi-sport athletes Logan Wourms, Ethan Morgan, Sophie Carlson, Ava Limberg, and Quinn Cargill signed their letters of intent to continue playing the sports they’ve committed to at the schools they chose. Grand Rapids High School athletic director Dale Christy complimented the five for their athletic and academic accomplishments, and for being good representatives of the school and community. Each student had the opportunity to answer several questions about their plans and experiences while at high school, and had their respective coaches offer what set each of them apart. Logan Wourms, State University of New York at Cobleskill - Lacrosse A defenseman and a midfielder for Grand Rapids, Wourms committed to play college lacrosse at SUNY at Cobleskill where he’ll suit up for the Fighting Tigers. While playing lacrosse, he said he is interested in the canine training program offered at the school. He said that was a factor in him choosing Cobleskill, along with the coach’s

Grand Rapids, MN · 2d

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My exclusive Section 7A/7AA prep boys hockey preseason Top 10 team and player rankings

Official Minnesota high school boys hockey practices begin Monday, and if the 2026-27 season delivers anything close to what I'm expecting, northeastern Minnesota hockey fans are in for one extraordinary winter. Hermantown is loaded. Hibbing-Chisholm has the studs to win another Section 7A championship. Grand Rapids has a state tournament...

Hermantown, MN · 1d
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Spartans welcome new gym teacher

Superior High School welcomes Scott Anderson as their new physical education teacher. He seems to be fitting in perfectly after coming here, as he was previously a physical education teacher in Iowa. “I would like to get into coaching. I grew up playing hockey but Iowa doesn’t really have hockey,”...

Superior, WI · 1d

High School On SI

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Minnesota High School Boys Basketball 2026-27 Preseason Top 25 State Rankings

The 2026-27 Minnesota high school boys basketball season begins in December, and High School On SI will have statewide rankings every week. Here is the preseaso

Minnesota · 1d

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UMD student group shares concern over AI company’s Northland plans

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - A student group at the University of Minnesota Duluth held a town hall Wednesday evening to discuss two AI companies that are eyeing Duluth and Superior as testing grounds for autonomous aircraft, vehicles and vessels. Students and guest speakers at the event, held by...

Duluth, MN · 2d

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Elementary school teacher by day, high school football coach by night

As the bell rings and kids rush to the playground at Northern Lights Elementary, gym teacher Nick Long makes his way to the high school to coach the Spartans junior varsity football team. Long is a Spartan alum that graduated in 2016. He was a three sport athlete who played...

Superior, WI · 2d

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Duluth School Board discusses $5 million in budget cuts after referendum passes

DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Duluth school leaders on Thursday discussed a financially tight year ahead, including $5 million in budget cuts, after voters approved a referendum last week. Had the referendum not passed, the district would have had to make $12 million in cuts. That number is now...

Duluth, MN · 1d

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Grand Rapids & MIB football eliminated in respective state quarterfinals

BRAINERD, Minn. (KQDS-TV)- The Grand Rapids football entered Class AAAA state tournament play on Friday eager to follow up last year's long run. However, Fergus Falls kept the Thunderhawks' offense in check for most of the quarterfinal game. Ethan Morgan scored the lone touchdown for Rapids in the 4th as...

Grand Rapids, MN · 1d

WDIO News Duluth-Superior

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Ordean-East PE teacher earns MNSHAPE Teacher of the Year

Ordean-East Middle School Physical Education Teacher, Tiffanie Ellis honored as MNSHAPE Teacher of the Year.

Duluth, MN · 2d

MinnesotaSportsFan

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After Stunning No. 1 Moorhead, Prior Lake Seeks Another Minnesota Football Upset

Once 0-4, the Lakers have won six straight games and now face Rosemount in a Class 6A state quarterfinal rematch […]

Prior Lake, MN · 2d

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Gustavus Adolphus College students write legislators to restore Minnesota State Grant funds

SAINT PETER, Minn. (KEYC) - Students at Gustavus Adolphus College were partnering with the Minnesota Private College Council (MPCC) to write letters to local legislators on Thursday, Nov. 12, to encourage them to restore lost funds to the Minnesota State Grant. The event ran from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.,...

St Peter, MN · 2d

WDIO News Duluth-Superior

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Student leaders from across the Range come together for service learning

Students from schools across the region came together in Chisholm for a service learning project, with support from the United Way of Northeastern Minnesota.

Chisholm, MN · 2d

Mesabi Tribune

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Chisholm volleyball falls 3-0 in state quarterfinals

ST. PAUL—The Chisholm volleyball team couldn’t find their footing in their Class A State Tournament opener on Thursday as the No. 5 Bluestreaks fell to No. 4 Sacred Heart 3-0 (25-13, 25-21, 26-24). With the loss, Chisholm falls to the consolation bracket where they’ll take on Pine River-Backus on Friday in St. Paul. The Bluestreaks trailed early in the first set and never truly found a way to cut into the Eagles lead. Sacred Heart opened the set with back-to-back kills from Lydia Riskey and Bryn Stevens while Chisholm benefited from some early hitting errors, not scoring their own kill until setter Hennessy Temple got one over to make it a 5-3 game in favor of the Eagles. A kill from Stevens and back-to-back aces from Stevens stifled any Chisholm potential and Sacred Heart continued to score at a two-to-one clip until Bluestreaks coach Pam Pioske took her first timeout with her team trailing 10-5. That scoring ratio never let up for the rest of the set as the Eagles hit at a .278 hitting percentage on their way to the 25-13 win. Riskey and fellow hitter Alexis Lawrence secured four kills apiece for Sacred Heart. Chisholm came out much

Chisholm, MN · 2d

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UW-Superior Orchestra Performs Fall Concert

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Orchestra held its fall concert Thursday, Nov. 5, at Thorpe Langley Auditorium. The performance featured guest director Kevin Hoeschen and a variety of classical pieces from different composers. The program included “Pizzicato Polka” by Johann Strauss II and Josef Strauss, “La Bella Cubana” by José White...

Superior, WI · 1d

Sawyer County Record

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Winter school referendum approved, Town of Hayward proposal rejected

Winter School District voters on Tuesday Nov. 3 passed an operational funding referendum by a vote of 1,174 ‘Yes’ to 546 ‘No.’ The school, with a current enrollment of approximately 220 students, is facing an $890,000 deficit to balance the budget, driven by declining enrollment and flat state funding. The school district has taken from their fund balance, but that will be depleted by next year. The Nov. 3 referendum asked voters to approve an additional $1.5 million for each of the next four years beginning in 2026-27. Funds would be used for costs associated with school safety, sustaining or updating curriculum and programs, deferred facility maintenance and staffing. According to an information booklet published by the school, “We cannot continue to provide essential programs and curriculum, continue with deferred maintenance projects, hire, develop, and retain quality staff members within the District’s allowable revenue limit.” Town of Hayward Town of Hayward voters rejected a facilities referendum proposal asking if the town should borrow up to $9 million to renovate the existing town hall and build a new fire station and highway department facility, with a vote of 1,067 ‘No’ to 657 ‘Yes.’ Sawyer County Other Sawyer County vote totals from

Hayward, WI · 3d

WDIO News Duluth-Superior

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Lake Superior High School Sailing Team celebrates first competitive year

The Lake Superior High School Sailing Team celebrated the end of their first season.

Duluth, MN · 3d

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Prep Sports Notebook: Experienced Hawks look to turn growing pains into gains

HERMANTOWN — Andy Fenske saw his players grow into unexpected responsibilities last winter. Now the Hermantown boys basketball coach wants that experience to translate into a stronger start, greater consistency and a team prepared to contend when the postseason arrives. The Hawks are scheduled to open their 2026-27 season...

Hermantown, MN · 4d