hockey

In a rematch of last year's Section 7A Championship, Hermantown and Greenway met at AMSOIL Arena to decide who would represent the section in this year's State Boys Hockey Tournament.

The Mr. Hockey finalists for Minnesota have been named and Duluth has 3 candidates, this award goes to the State's outstanding Senior player. Also, 2 finalists for the Frank Brimsek Award, were also announced. The Frank Brimsek Award goes to the state's top senior goaltender.

Team USA and University of Minnesota-Duluth goaltender Maddie Rooney pays tribute to Duluth on the back of her goalie helmet for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang.

The New York Rangers come to Minnesota tomorrow to go up against the Minnesota Wild at the Xcel Energy Center. The amount of homegrown talent on the ice for the game could make up to around 20% of the total players in the game.

With the Super Bowl being in Minneapolis, plenty of big names are arriving. NFL Superstar JJ Watt is arriving and even gave a shoutout to Duluth in a tweet as he arrived.

Duluth-based Great Lakes Hockey has made a love for the game into popular hockey attire and beautiful artwork made from old hockey sticks that can be seen across the country and beyond.

UMD has asked that they tweak their deal with their lease agreement with Amsoil Arena. They are also asking to for more liberalized alcohol sales.

Former Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Carter goes undercover as he gets a makeover before hitting the ice for a local men's league hockey game.

After getting taken 8th overall, Casey Mittelstadt has become the highest Minnesota NHL entry draft pick in 10 years.

Long-time coach of the Cloquet-Esko-Carlton boys hockey team Dave Esse has resigned after 18 seasons behind the bench.

NHL player Bret Hedican is married to Kristi Yamaguchi. The two wear different kinds of skates. One wears hockey, the other wears figure skates. Watch as Krisi teaches Bret how to use his edges and skate on figure skates. You would think that someone who skates on ice at the speeds he does would be able to pull this off.

After 28 seasons with the team, Hermantown Hawks boys hockey head coach Bruce Plante has announced his retirement. Plante ends his career with the Hawks on a high note, collecting back-to-back Class A State Championships with his team.