Skip to content

Hermantown will play host to traditional rival Duluth East in a high school girls basketball game Friday at 7:15 p.m.

"The girls look to start the new year off with some energy and confidence as we continue to make progress and get better each day," Coach Beth Clark said of the 2-9 Hawks. "We look forward to our competitive schedule and winning some games in the new year."

Hermantown played some of its best basketball of the season in a holiday tournament in Esko, losing to Bloomington Kennedy 65-60 in double-overtime and held the lead for most of the game against Foley before losing 67-45.

Junior center Olivia Johnson had 21 points in both games for the Hawks, and Bailey Hermanson had 10 points against Bloomington Kennedy and Bailey Zagelmeyer had three 3-point baskets and finished with nine points against Foley.

Comments

Latest

Howie's preseason Minnesota Top 20 boys hockey ranking

1. Moorhead 2. Hill-Murray 3. Rogers 4. Hibbing/Chisholm 5. St. Thomas Academy 6. Maple Grove 7. Holy Angels 8. Minnetonka 9. Hermantown 10. Warroad 11. Wayzata 12. East Grand Forks 13. Rosemount 14. Edina 15. Sartell 16. Shakopee 17. Cretin-Derham Hall 18. Rock Ridge 19. Mahtomedi 20. Benilde-St. Margaret’

Members Public
Obit: Thomas Griffin

Obit: Thomas Griffin

Tom always said, “We know not the hour nor the day,” but the day finally came for him after a lengthy journey with colon cancer. If you met Tom and heard about his life, you would inevitably end up saying, “You can’t make this up!” Tom was born accidentally

Members Public

AF1 November 25 transactions

The Arena Football One league released its November 25 transaction report Tuesday, highlighted by roster moves in Minnesota’s secondary, two league suspensions in Nashville and a significant offensive line addition in Michigan. Minnesota released defensive back Bikembe Kearney, a 6-foot, 195-pound product of UNC Pembroke. The Monsters added two

Members Public

Lutsen, Granite Peak and Snowriver to open Friday

At Lutsen Mountains, skiers will be able to make top-to-bottom runs on Eagle Mountain for the first time during an opening weekend. The high-speed Raptor lift, which reaches the summit in about three minutes, will also begin operations.

Members Public