Heather Rule is an in-game social media coordinator and journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She writes for publications such as the Star Tribune and Minnesota Hockey Magazine, covering local sports events and providing insights into the Minnesota hockey scene. Her work has also been featured in USA Hockey.
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Heather Rule's coverage is highly focused on local sports events, particularly ice hockey and high school sports in the Minnesota area. She covers a wide range of sporting events with a focus on detailed event coverage.
If you want to reach out to Heather, consider providing insights or access related to ongoing local sporting events, especially ice hockey and high school competitions within Minnesota. Additionally, if you are involved in any initiatives aimed at promoting or developing these sports at a local level, it may be of interest to her audience.
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PWHL Minnesota celebrates winning the semifinal series, 3-2, over Toronto. (Photo courtesy of PWHL)
The PWHL Minnesota goaltending tandem of Nicole Hensley and Maddie Rooney push each other to be better.
PWHL Minnesota beats Boston, becomes inaugural Walter Cup champions.
Tej Bhagra completed a season in which he didn't lose a set. St. Paul Academy's Zahir Hassan won Class 2A singles.
By: Heather Rule, Joe Gunther
As fall practice begins, Champlin Park is ranked No. 1 and Lakeville North No. 2, and they will play each other on the season’s first day.
The seniors leading Anoka's charge got an extra dose of Bo Wasurick's coaching when he led their eighth-grade team while varsity teams were sidelined by COVID in 2020.
By: Heather Rule
Alley, a sophomore and the top seed, defeated Blake sophomore Fatemeh Vang in two sets for 1A title.
By: Heather Rule
Top-seeded sophomore defeats Blake sophomore Fatemeh Vang in two sets for 1A title.
The Mayer Lutheran Crusaders played in the state final for the fourth year in a row and won the school's fifth title.
Alexandria, the fifth seed, ended Marshall's hopes of winning its fourth title in a row.
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