Patrick Slack is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on high school athletics and community sports events, Patrick provides in-depth recaps, profiles of standout athletes, and features on notable achievements in the Minneapolis area.
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Patrick Slack's work predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly high school and community-level events in Minnesota and Minneapolis. He appears to be interested in covering a wide range of sports activities including recaps, athlete features, and event announcements.
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A stellar defensive effort stymied Detroit Lakes and powered Little Falls girls basketball to a 43-34 home win Dec. 17, as the Flyers improved to 4-2 on the season.
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By: Patrick Slack
Little Falls girls basketball closed out the 2024 portion of its schedule with a pair of games at the Monticello Holiday Tournament Dec. 27-28.
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By: Patrick Slack
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