Brandon Veale is a Sports Editor at Duluth News Tribune. He focuses on local sports, competitive sports, and the sports business, drawing from his extensive experience as a sports writer and editor. Brandon's work has been featured in multiple 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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By: Brandon Veale
The Big 10 is in its second year of recognizing student-athletes in the conference who have a positive impact on the community.
The junior catcher was recently named Big 10 player of the week.
Minnesota will play its first Arena Football One home game Friday at Amsoil Arena.
The golf and hockey standout-turned-attorney is part of this year's DECC Hall of Fame class.
Preliminaries for state in Minnesota begin Thursday at St. Michael-Albertville High School, while the Wisconsin meet begins Friday at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
The triennial ceremony took place Friday night at the DECC's Harborside Ballroom.
By: Brandon Veale
The Hermantown native finished off the win at a venue he jokingly referred to as 'Big Number Country Club.'
Kyle Peterson had the best score in the qualifying round on Thursday, a 2-under 68.
The 3-and-2 win marked the lefty's fourth in the tournament's 100th edition.
Saturday's camp at Denfeld High School included girls' flag football drills for the first time.
