John Sherman is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He writes for HometownSource and his work has also appeared in publications such as Blue Raider Athletic Assn and Winchester Evening Star, Inc. John covers local sports, including basketball, hockey, and Nordic events, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of games and players in the Minneapolis area.
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John Sherman's coverage primarily revolves around local sports events, particularly high school sports such as basketball, hockey, wrestling, and swimming in the Minnesota area. He shows a strong focus on event coverage with occasional announcements.
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In a high school ratings battle Friday, Dec. 13, Maple Grove rallied from a seven-point halftime deficit to win 72-64 at Wayzata.
Section 6AA boys hockey rivals Wayzata and Benilde-St. Margaret’s played a tournament-like game Dec. 17 at St. Louis Park Rec Center with Wayzata taking a 3-2 win.
At first, the idea seemed a bit far-fetched. Rick Anderson, the owner of Rumble Boy Gym in Medina, had just signed a contract to fight 55-year-old pro kick boxer named Marty “The Wolfman” Lindquist this fall.
Edina and Eden Prairie matched first-shutouts to open the Edina Holiday Classic boys hockey tourney Dec. 19 at Braemar Arena.
Lake Conference boys basketball fans can't wait to check the scoring summaries as the league puts big points on the board in December nonconference games.
As Lake Conference girls hockey enters the second half of the regular season, not much has changed.
After posting a 7-3 record and advancing to the sub-district finals this season, Providence Academy's football team has five All-Bronze Sub-District selections.
If Wayzata High Nordic skiing coach Andrew Hansen has one prayer for the holidays, it’s a prayer for more natural snow.
The Wayzata wrestling team won its second tournament title of the season in the Ethan Herman Memorial Tournament in Chanhassen.
John Sherman After all the sports I have watched in 53 years with Sun Newspapers, it takes a lot to astonish me.
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