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Four turnovers prevent NMU Football from having a better performance at St. Thomas
ST. PAUL, Minn. – The Northern Michigan football team was defeated by the St. Thomas Tommies 56-14 on Saturday afternoon. The Wildcats trailed 15-7 after one, but a three-touchdown second quarter from the Tommies had them ahead 35-7 at the break. NMU scored the lone touchdown in the third, but St. Thomas closed the door with three more in the final quarter.
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Wild to collect donations of hockey gear
The Minnesota Wild, Let’s Play Hockey, and Minnesota Hockey announced the organizations will partner for the annual Used Hockey Equipment Drive. AAA Movers will collect the drop-off boxes from select rinks on Wednesday, Sept. 30. Thousands of pieces of donated equipment will be distributed free to hockey associations and...
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Sabato Adds Name To Record Book Twice, But Saints Fall 10-4
ST. PAUL, MN (September 11, 2026) - Aaron Sabato did everything he could to help the St. Paul Saints shrinking playoff chances. He added his name to the franchise single-season record book twice, once for homers and once for doubles. It wasn’t enough, however, to stop the oncoming train that was the Syracuse Mets offense giving up nine runs in the first two innings as they lost 10-4 at CHS Field in front of 7,221. The loss keeps the Saints at 3.0 back with eight to play, but in sixth place.
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Saints come up short in Thursday game against Syracuse
There would be no dramatic comeback for the St. Paul Saints on Thursday night. After coming back from four run deficits in each of the first two games, the Syracuse Mets bullpen finally silenced the Saints bats in a 6-2 loss at CHS Field in front of 7,067. By virtue of the loss, the Saints are 3.0 games out of the lone second half playoff spot with just nine games remaining.
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Same Script, Different Ending, Saints Come From Behind For 5-4 Walk-Off Win
ST. PAUL, MN (September 9, 2026) - It’s not ideal to fall behind by four runs and attempt to come back on a nightly basis. But for the second consecutive night the St. Paul Saints dug themselves a 4-0 hole. Just like Tuesday night they came back and tied the game up. Unlike Tuesday night, it was the Saints who scored last as they walked off the Syracuse Mets for a 5-4 victory at CHS Field in front of 5,971.
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You Haven’t Truly Lived Until You’ve Raced Around This Massive Go-Kart Track In Minnesota
Somewhere in Burnsville, Minnesota, there is a building that contains more fun per square foot than almost anywhere else in the state, and there’s a reasonable chance you’ve never heard of it. ProKART Indoor Racing is that building, and it’s time to fix that particular gap in your...
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Johnson comes back to defeat St. Agnes
Many St. Paul Johnson fans were wondering what the Governors football team would look like this season after losing key players to graduation last summer. The three players who walked across the stage at Roy Wilkins Auditorium in St. Paul last June, quarterback Ali Farfan, wide receiver/cornerback Justice Moody and running back/strong safety Jacoby Wiggins, were big contributors to Johnson’s 7-4 record (4-0 against St. Paul City Conference foes) last season.
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‘Shining knights of the ring’
More than a century ago, Frogtown brothers Mike and Tommy Gibbons made headlines for their boxing prowess. They are remembered in the new book, “The St. Paul Phantom: The Gibbons Brothers’ Fight for Glory, Volume I.”. Their story is told by Dr. Gerard Gibbons. The author is Tommy...
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Football Drops Tight Opener in California
CLAREMONT, Calif. - Football season has arrived for the University of Northwestern, albeit in a different time zone than usual. The Eagles made the trip out to California to open their season at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges, one of the premier athletics programs in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. It's the third time the two programs have met, after a home-and-home series was played out in 2018 and 2019, with CMS winning both matchups. Saturday's tilt was the closest yet, but the Stags were able to parlay a strong start with the only two points of the second half to clinch a 19-14 victory in a climate surprisingly cooler than the Twin Cities.
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Tech Football Opens Season With 44-12 Win Over North St. Paul
ST. PAUL, Minn. – St. Cloud Tech football opened the 2026 season with a dominant road victory, defeating North St. Paul 44-12. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, taking a 37-0 advantage into halftime. The Tigers opened the game with a surprise onside...
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Women's Golf Victorious at St. Kate's Invite
COON RAPIDS, Minn. - Fresh off a team win/program record and an individual win from Morgan Philyaw (Jordan, Minn./Jordan) at Tuesday's UNW Invite, the University of Northwestern Women's Golf team is teeing it up again in the Twin Cities this weekend at Bunker Hills Golf Club, host of the St. Kate's Invite. The field is comprised of just four teams (UNW, Bethel, St. Catherine and Carleton), but they are consistently among the best Division III programs in Minnesota.
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Saints Assured Of First Ever Winning Road Record After 12-5 Thumping of Storm Chasers
PAPILLION, NE (September 6, 2026) - The best the St. Paul Saints have ever done away from CHS Field in their first five years as a Minnesota Twins Triple-A affiliate was a .500 record in 2023 when they went 37-37. After Sunday afternoon’s trouncing of the Omaha Storm Chasers at Werner Park, 12-5, the Saints got their 38th win on the road and will assure themselves of their first winning record away from CHS Field in Triple-A franchise history.
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Lindeman Leads Wildcats at River Town Invite
PRESCOTT, Wis. — The St. Catherine University cross country team opened competition Friday at the River Town Invite, placing sixth in the women's 6K at Prescott High School. The Wildcats finished with 131 team points, led by sophomore Eleanor Lindeman, who turned in a top-10 performance with a sixth-place finish in 24:33.1. Lindeman was St. Catherine's top runner throughout the race, crossing the 3.42K mark in 13:24.9 before finishing the 6K course in 24:33.1.
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First-half mistakes doom Knights football in week one loss
NEW ULM, Minn. - MLC football shut out Macalester in the second half on Saturday morning at home, but the damage was already done from costly first half mistakes as the Knights lost 34-21. The Knights won the toss, elected to receive and scored on their opening possession, a 13-play, 69-yard scoring drive.