Jon Nowacki is a sports reporter for the Duluth News Tribune, covering college, prep, and auto racing. He also covers the Duluth Huskies baseball team. With a focus on local sports in Minnesota, particularly in Duluth, Jon provides in-depth coverage and analysis of various sporting events and teams.
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Jon Nowacki's articles largely focus on local sports events, particularly in the Duluth area. If you have news related to local sporting events, especially girls' hockey, prep sports, college basketball or Nordic skiing in Minnesota and specifically around Duluth, he would likely be interested.
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By: Jon Nowacki
Ely’s Devine edges East’s Kraker to capture individual girls state title but Greyhounds cap off dominating two-day meet by sweeping team titles for first time since 2011.
By: Jon Nowacki
Senior forward turns in a masterpiece in what could be her final game at Romano Gym.
By: Jon Nowacki
Virginia sophomore has come a long way after more than 40 surgeries stemming from life-threatening birth defects.
Superior, which won just two games two years ago, marches on to face Hayward in Friday’s Sectional One title game.
Mirage back in the state tournament for a third straight year.
The Mirage will face Orono on Friday at 11 a.m.
By: Jon Nowacki
Superior natives ski in memory of their grandfather, Oliver “Ollie” Bade, who died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis in 2014.
By: Jon Nowacki
Mirage forced overtime after Izy Fairchild’s power-play goal with 32 seconds remaining in regulation.
Mirage forced overtime after Izy Fairchild’s power-play goal with 32 seconds remaining in regulation.
By: Jon Nowacki
Orono freshman Maddy Kimbrel has been so good this season, it was no wonder that with the state semifinal on the line she ended up with the puck Friday in the Class A girls hockey state semifinals …
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