High School Sports

On Tuesday night, the Section 7A Semifinals were held at Hibbing Memorial.

The Hermantown boys hockey team got a big send-off ahead of their trip to the Minnesota State High School League hockey tournament Tuesday.

Hermantown high school was the place to be for the section 7AA quarterfinals where the Duluth Marshall Hilltoppers and Proctor Rails won their respective quarterfinals matchup to advance to the semifinals.

On Friday night, the No. 8 Spartans hosted the No. 9 Cardinals for the WIAA Regional Semifinals.

On Friday night, the Section 7AAA Semifinals were held.

On Thursday night the Duluth Marshall Girl’s Basketball team dominated on home turf over Aitken in the first round of the Section 7AA playoffs, 85-41. In Boy’s High School hoops, Hermantown and Duluth East concluded their regular season with a thrilling battle that ended with a 68-67 Hermantown win.

The Andover Huskies reclaim their Section 7AA title with a 7-2 win over Duluth East.

On Thursday night, the No. 2 ranked junior in Minnesota, Isaac Asuma, announced his commitment to Minnesota.

On Wednesday night, No.1 Hawks met the No. 2 Wolverines at AMSOIL Arena to battle for the Section 7A title.

The Superior/Northwestern Girl’s Hockey Team is making their first trip to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Tournament for the first time since 2006.

In the opening round of high school basketball playoffs, the one seeded Eagles faced off against Butternut at home.

Two Harbors picked up their sixth win in their last seven with an 83-50 win over the Proctor Rails.

More than 100 girls players from Duluth, Iron Range/Northern Minnesota were nominated, but only 34 make the cut.

After a four-day delay the Section 7A semifinals finally dropped the puck Monday night at AMSOIL with the Hermantown Hawks and Rock Ridge Wolverines advancing to meet in the section title game.

On Saturday night, the No. 2 Spartans hosted the No. 7 Warriors for the WIAA Regional Final.

On Saturday morning, the No. 1 Greyhounds met the No. 5 Cardinals at AMSOIL Arena for the Section 7AA Semifinals.

On Saturday afternoon, the No. 3 Thunderhawks met the No. 2 Huskies at AMSOIL Arena for the Section 7AA Semifinals.

On Saturday night, the No. 2 Spartans hosted the No. 17 Terrors for the WIAA Regional Semifinals.

The Proctor/Hermantown Mirage lost to the Orono Spartans.

The snow may have put a damper on the scheduled high school hockey, but the Northland was still host to a couple of hoops games, where Hermantown boys beat Superior in a conference clash while the Marshall girls win their 4th straight over Esko.

The games were originally planned for Thursday, Feb. 23 at Amsoil Arena, but will now be pushed to Monday, Feb. 27.

The (2) Proctor/Hermantown Mirage beat the Mankato East Cougars in the Minnesota Girls Hockey State Quarterfinal game Wednesday.

On Tuesday night both the Girls and Boys High School hockey teams competed in the WIAA Division 1 Section Semifinal games where they both skated away with victories.

Scores and bracket updates for Section 7AA Boy’s Hockey playoffs:

Section 7A boys playoff hockey highlights and scores from around the Northland.

On Saturday afternoon the number seven seed Hilltoppers hosted the number ten seed Northern Edge for round one of the Section 7AA playoffs.

In a rematch of last year’s section 7AA girl’s basketball semifinal matchup, the Pequot Lakes Patriots beat the Proctor Rails 46-3

On Friday morning, coaches, family and friends gathered to support Madison Walsh and Blake Imhoff as they announced where they will continue their academic and athletic careers in this Fall.

Ashlynne Guenther was just 21 points away from 2,000 career points, she scored 27 to give her 2,006 while her Greyhounds beat the Bluejackets 62-37.

In one of the best matchups of the season, the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks won their 22nd straight with a 59-50 win over the Spartans.