Brandon Veale is a Sports Editor at Duluth News Tribune. He focuses on local sports, with a particular emphasis on basketball, college sports, and competitive sports in Minnesota, including NFL and softball coverage. Brandon's work has been featured in various publications, including Brainerd Dispatch, Prairie Business magazine, and the Rochester Post Bulletin.
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Brandon Veale's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly in the Minnesota area. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage and tournament results, with a specific focus on sports such as golf, NPSL North soccer, and the Vikings.
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After second-place finishes at major local golf tournaments this summer, the Hermantown native took over down the stretch on Sunday at Northland Country Club.
Start the countdown now to July 14, 2028 in Los Angeles. Yes, I've watched the Olympic Games a lot over the years, many times through my own trembling fingers.
The Duluth native has run well but struggled with consistency in the 2024 season.
I had a little time to think about my 2024 NFL predictions column in the car between the Upper Peninsula and the Northland.
By: Brandon Veale
The DECC staff unveiled this year's new concessions offerings for Bulldogs hockey. DULUTH — Growing up in the Upper Peninsula, college hockey nights were my playground and became my profession.
The Superior native was just one of several local athletes who contributed to college teams across the Midwest during the fall sports season.
With the likes of Koi Perich, Isaac Asuma and the Plante brothers, the Northland is expected to play a big role in Minnesota sports for years to come.
The second-year CCHA outfit from Sioux Falls has four Grand Rapids alums and a fifth player from Greenway.
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