Alicia Tipcke is a Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter for WDIO/WIRT-TV, based in Duluth, Minnesota. With a focus on local sports, Alicia covers a wide range of events and games, providing updates and highlights to the community.
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Alicia's reporting focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly basketball and hockey at college and high school levels. If you have news or stories related to upcoming games, team performances, or standout player achievements within the Minnesota area, especially Duluth, she might be interested in those.
Given her focus on event coverage within specific sports leagues and teams in Minnesota, consider reaching out if you have insights into these local sporting events or can provide perspectives directly tied to the mentioned topics like basketball and hockey.
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By: Alicia Tipcke
The University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) men's basketball team stayed close with the Iowa Hawkeyes Friday night, falling just 102-81 in their exhibition match
By: Alicia Tipcke Wdio
A skater on the left sports a North Shore helmet sticker, while one on the right boasts a Duluth Marshall sticker during North Shore's first week of practice as a new co-op with the Hilltoppers.
By: Alicia Tipcke
UMD announced on Wednesday that sixth year center Aiden Williams has been invited to the 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl.
By: Alicia Tipcke Wdio
Gabby Krause shares her reason behind medical retirement
By: Alicia Tipcke Wdio
Esko's Maya Johnson (9) and Chiara Houser (1) high five after a point scored in their Section 7AA semifinal at Hermantown 10/30/24.
UMD men's hockey head coach Scott Sandelin shares expectations for their bye week ahead of hosting North Dakota.
By: Alicia Tipcke
The Hermantown volleyball team is state tournament bound for the first time since 2016 following a victory over North Branch Thursday.
By: Alicia Tipcke
Two Harbors football saw their season come to a close Thursday when they fell to undefeated Pequot Lakes in the Section 7AAA title game.
By: Alicia Tipcke
On Thursday the second seeded Cromwell-Wright football team would knock off top-seeded Nevis to win the Section 5 9-Man championship.
By: Alicia Tipcke
Caitlin Kraemer scored twice Friday helping the No. 4 UMD women's hockey team to victory at Minnesota State University-Mankato.
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