Dominic Bisogno is a Sports Editor at BVM Sports. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive tournaments, and the intersection of sports with business and entertainment. Dominic's work has been featured in HometownSource and Mesabi Daily News.
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One is sure to see a little bit of everything if they wander around the marathon of action that is the Twin Cities Gus Macker long enough.
Local town ball teams struck big recently as the Champlin Park LoGators and Northwest Orioles qualified for the town ball state tournament and ensured substantial representation for the northwest suburbs.
Hockey dreams were made possible last spring as 12-year-old Crystal resident and Armstrong/Cooper Youth Hockey Association player Nathan Alderete
By: Dominic Bisogno
Football season is back for Brooklyn Center High School and the excitement around the Centaurs is palpable with their first game just weeks away.
Major changes on the sideline have Breck football looking to be a point of interest in Class AAA football this season.
A new football season has brought a new chance at glory for the determined roster taking shape at Robbinsdale Cooper.
Champlin Park football is preparing for a 2026 season that will see the young core that thrived in 2025 step up to take their turn as senior leaders.
Robbinsdale Armstrong girls tennis got its first taste of the 2026 season last week with a matchup against Moorhead at the STMA-Monticello Invite, played Aug. 21.
The winds of change are very much caught under the wings of the Falcons as Armstrong looks to build a fresh and strong season from a crew that said goodbye to 27 seniors last spring.
A Brooklyn Park reunion of sorts has been playing out over the last two seasons of college soccer, as former Osseo and Park Center boys soccer
