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Jamey Malcomb's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events, particularly high school basketball, hockey, soccer, softball, and football in the Duluth area of Minnesota. He extensively covers event-based stories related to these sports. Potential sources for pitches include players, coaches or organizers involved in significant local sporting events or those affecting the community.
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The 29-year-old biked 35 miles from Duluth to Cloquet, won the Sawdust 5K, ran the race in reverse, won a second mile race and biked back to Duluth for an Independence Day cookout.
NorthStar Ford Arena — funded through a combination of local sales tax, state bonding money and private financing — will not impact local property taxes.
The teams' offseason workout program culminated at the Twin Ports Summer Jam Monday and Tuesday at Ordean East Middle School.
The 40-year-old physical therapist from Duluth turned professional this year and beat everyone on the short course.
The Bulldogs opened preseason practice this week. DULUTH — Around noon Monday afternoon, Kyle Walljasper and a few other Minnesota Duluth players walked onto the field at Malosky Stadium.
For the Hunters' coach, making connections with kids is "what it's about." DULUTH — On a cold Frday night last January, as Hermantown boys hockey prepared to take on St.
Despite being shut out by the fourth-ranked Woodbury, the Greyhounds improved from one half to the next, according to senior midfielder Gracyn Schipper.
After a lackluster first half, the Hunters rallied with goals from Isaak Regas and Wes Nurminen — the first varsity scores for both — to secure a draw.
Senior running back Taye Manns had his second six-touchdown game of the season against Pine City on Thursday.
The Hunters senior has 14 touchdowns through three games, including six against both Mora and Pine City.
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