Howie Hanson / DuluthTimes.com
Duluth East senior power forward Mattie Thompson, a prized Bulldogs recruit, dribbled the ball up the floor against Hermantown in a high school basketball game Monday night at East Gym. The Greyhounds won 78-42.
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HOWIE'S HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS NOTEBOOK
High school all-star boys hockey rosters announced
The Essentia Health High School All-Star Boys Hockey Game will be held April 6 at Essentia Duluth Heritage Center.
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The rosters:
Team White
F -- Ethan Lund (Hermantown), Brandon Lind (Eveleth-Gilbert), Joey DelGreco (Grand Rapids), Garet Drotts (Grand Rapids), Brady Wicklund (International Falls), Ryan Scherf (Virginia-MIB), Brayden Tyman (Cloquet), Connor McClure (Denfeld), Cooper McClure (Denfeld)
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D -- Ren Morque (Grand Rapids), Sam Sterle (Grand Rapids), Brodie Jorgenson (Greenway), Cade Anderson (Cloquet), Beau Janzig (Hermantown), Joe Udd (Denfeld)
G -- Zach Tyman (Cloquet), Jacob Snyder (Denfeld)
Coaches -- Jeff Torrel, Eveleth-Gilbert
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Team Yellow
F -- Kade Shea (Denfeld), Hunter Bischoff (Grand Rapids), Braeden Holcomb (Grand Rapids), Hayden DeMars (Grand Rapids), Connor Willard (Hibbing-Chisholm), Logan Dushkin (Cloquet), Aaron Pionk (Hermantown), Cole Antcliff (Hermantown), Aydyn Dowd (Hermantown)
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D -- Joey Pierce (Hermantown), Nick Troutwine (Eveleth-Gilbert), Easton Young (Grand Rapids), Tom Nemanich (Virginia-MIB), Matthew Locker (Duluth East), Carson Mehling (Duluth Marshall)
G -- Wyatt Pilkenton (Grand Rapids), Ian Kangas (Virginia-MIB)
Coaches -- Patrick Andrews (Hermantown), Nate Buck (Hermantown), Chad Huttel (Hermantown).
Managers: Will Peterson, Cayden Olson
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Scoreboard
Section 7A High School Boys Hockey Pairings
Thursday First-Round
No. 9 Proctor (2-15-1) at No. 8 North Shore (6-11)
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Saturday Quarterfinals
No. 6 Greenway (7-6-3) at No. 3 Hibbing-Chisholm (10-6-1), 1 p.m.
No. 7 International Falls (6-11-1) at No. 2 Denfeld (8-4-1), 1 p.m. Essentia Duluth Heritage Center
No. 5 Eveleth-Gilbert (8-5-4) at No. 4 Virginia-MIB (9-8-1), 1 p.m.
Proctor-North Shore winner at No. 1 Hermantown (16-1), 3:45 p.m.
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Tuesday, March 23 Semifinals
Quarterfinal winners, 6 p.m. at highest seeded teams
Thursday, March 25 Final
Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. at highest seeded team
Sports Notebook
Second-seeded Duluth East will host No. 7 Anoka in a Section 7AAAA high school boys basketball first-round game Saturday at 1 p.m. If the Greyhounds advance, they will host the winner of the Forest Lake vs. Cambridge-Isanti winner in a semifinal Tuesday, March 23. No. 1 seed Andover has a first-round bye.
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No. 7 Duluth East will visit No. 2 Cambridge-Isanti in a Section 7AAAA high school girls basketball first-round game at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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No. 2 Duluth Marshall (12-4) will host No. 7 International Falls (1-13) in a Section 7A high school girls hockey quarterfinal at 6:15 p.m. today at Mars Lakeview Arena. The Hilltoppers are led by senior defenseman Maren Friday, a Union commit, and elite forwards Emilia McGiffert, Danica Mark, Meredith Boettcher, Ilsa Lindaman, Kendra Royer and Katina Thorson. Senior goaltender Charlesa Prior is 13-1 and allows 1.21 goals per game and boasts an eye-popping .933 saves percentage. The 7A semifinals are scheduled for Thursday and the championship Saturday, both at the home rinks of the highest ranked teams.
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The Boston Bruins on Monday assigned former Bulldogs forward Karson Kuhlman to the taxi squad.
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Howie's 2021 Duluth Men's Golf Top-10 Preseason Rankings
1. Alex Kolquist, (pictured) Ridgeview. 2. Taylor Sundbom, Ridgeview. 3. Matt Mellin, Ridgeview. 4. Tommy Mueller, Ridgeview. 5. Norm Maciver, Northland. 6. Dave Issacson, Enger Park. 7. Lynden Medlin, Northland. 8. Dan Moline, Northland. 9. Mike Hill, Enger Park. 10. John Russell, Enger Park.
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UMD COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS |
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The Master of Professional Studies in Multidisciplinary Research & Creativity (MPS), within UMD's College of Liberal Arts, is designed with the working professional in mind as all core courses are partially online and meet in the evenings. This masters program can expand your intellectual, creative, and professional horizons while sharpening your research skills and building your capacity for socially conscious leadership.
The program consists of three core courses, 18 credits of individualized coursework, a capstone project, and an oral exam. Students of this program work with an advisor to identify the focus of their graduate work. Some examples of areas the Master of Professional Studies in Multidisciplinary Research & Creativity students have focused on include sustainability, indigenous studies, innovative leadership design, and health & well-being. The deadline to apply for Fall 2021 is April 15th.
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