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Fair to say that the College of St. Scholastica runs Upper Midwest Athletic Conference baseball.
The BEST (Babbitt-Emabarrass/Soudan-Tower) Beavers returned to the baseball diamond, albeit for only one day. Recently, Northeast Range and Ely wore BEST throwback jerseys in tribute to fomer BEST star Josh Mathson. who died in a car accident in Texas, April 4th, 2015.
Black Bear Casino and Premier Boxing Champions team up Tuesday to host a live television event, headlined by top American cruiserweight Jordan Shimmell.
Cloquet’s captain leads the team in stats and on the field.
For this week’s Active Adventures, FOX 21’s William Seay tries out yoga sculpt.
There won’t be a repeat champion in the North American Hockey League. That’s because the defending Robertson Cup champs, the Minnesota Wilderness were eliminated Sunday by the Fairbanks Ice Dogs in Game 5 of the Midwest Division final.
Against all odds, Duluth native C.J. Ham’s dream of playing of in the National Football League is still very much alive after the Denfeld High School graduate signed an undrafted free agent contract with the Minnesota Vikings Monday.
Hermantown junior Breanna Thomas uses softball to overcome shyness.
A woman football coach turns head, but there is much more to St. Scholastica’s kickers and punters coach than her gender.
In celebration of spring, Anytime Fitness is heading outside the gym for some exercise and fun.
UMD baseball team may miss out on an opportunity for the post season this year
Both days of the United States Hockey League Draft are about the future. But while Phase 1 lets teams look a couple years down the road, Phase 2 is for the more immediate future.
The University of Minnesota Duluth is back in the Division II NCAA Softball Tournament for the first time since 2012. If you do the math, you’ll realize none of the current Bulldogs could have been part of that team, including head coach Jen Walter.
Most high school hockey standouts spend a year or two in junior before heading off to Division I college hockey debuts.The United States Hockey League is the top juinor circuit in the country. That league held the Phase I of its annual draft for players born in the year 2000.
UMD Softball didn’t win a Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Tournament title in Jen Walter’s first season as head coach. However, there’s still a bigger prize to play for.
Duluth native C.J. Ham got a taste of the NCAA Division II football playoffs last fall as the senior helped Augustana to the school’s first post season berth since 2010.
Ryan Cunningham is a freshman pitcher at UMD.
We talk to the folks at Marine General in Duluth about the opening for walleye/northern season in Minnesota
Merely calling Marshall School sophomore Jack Burt ‘fast’ would be an understatement.
University of Minnesota Duluth Softball had a fantastic first season under head coach Jen Walter. The Bulldogs went 21–7, finishing second in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference, and are in position to make the NCAA Tournament.
With May approaching, there’s only one hockey team the Northland is still watching. The Minnesota Wilderness are on to the 2nd Round of the North American Hockey League’s Robertson Cup Playoffs.
Duluth has a brand new Upper Midwest Golden Gloves boxing champion.
Superior is training local contractors on how to get on the same page with the city so things are done properly and done right the first time.
“Justin’s not just a pitcher for us, he’s also our number three hitter. Hes got great bat speed, he runs the bases well so he helps us in all areas of our game,” said Don Dembroski, Superior baseball coach.
Spring is bringing warm weather to the Northland and many will be heading outside to enjoy the sunshine this weekend.
Volunteer coaches teach Courage Kenny members archery.
This year marks the 125th anniversary of Minnesota State Parks
For this week’s Active Adventures a personal trainer helped William spruce up his workout for spring.
UMD kicks off their 2016 outdoor season Sunday at the Hamline UNiversity Invitational.
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay tried archery.
Grandma’s Marathon events kick off this weekend with the St. Fennessy 4K.
With several trails running across the city, Duluth is a popular destination for Mountain Bikers, and now with spring fever setting in, bike shops are getting busier.
The Bulldogs Sweeped Miami over the weekend to secure the fourth seed in the NCHC.
For this week’s Active Adventures we went ice fishing.
WCHA awards a captain and a freshman from UMD.
The Harbor City Roller Dames are getting ready for the Winter Wonder Jam.
Morse has been a productive add for the UMD women’s hockey team but as a walk-on she’s not playing for the scholarship.
The Duluth Experience is now offering fat tire biking tours.
Fat tire biking is a sport that has gained momentum in recent years. Cyclists say the bikes have revolutionized the winter cycling experience.
Before Friday the bulldogs were on a three game win streak and looking like themselves again after a rough January. Then the golden gophers came to town and UMD took a hard loss last night to Minnesota 3 to 7. Saturday they went round two with Minnesota.
For this week’s Active Adventures William Seay tried skate skiing.
The North Shore of Lake Superior is iconic to Minnesota, but it’s not just the beauty people appreciate.
A hit during Saturday’s game is costing one UMD defensemen some playing time.
UMD has replaced former offensive coordinated Dan Larson with a familiar face.
For this week’s Active Adventures, the UMD Synchronized Skating Club showed off part of their routine.
Over on the hardwood UMD senior guard Pierre Newton has people talking.
Winter is still going strong in the Northland, but the cold air creating outdoor activities that aren’t available during other seasons. In this week’s Great Outdoors, we took a look in to the vertical venture of ice climbing.
For this week’s Active Adventures, William Seay tried out ballroom dancing with Superior Ballroom Dance Studio.
Even in the frigid air the Northland faces in the winter, many runners still choose to hit the road instead of a treadmill. In this week’s Great Outdoors, we look in to the world of winter running.
