
Heather Rule
Contributor at Freelance
Freelance Writer at Minnesota Hockey Magazine
Freelance journalist/writer for hire | IG: @hlrule | Editor @MNHockeyMag | 🖊@StribSports, @BreakdownUSA, @RedLineSport @MinnesotaCities | Views are my own
Articles
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Heather Rule
Light rain fell on the course for part of the final round of the Class 3A girls golf state tournament. Playing in subpar weather conditions is nothing new for golfers, and not ideal. Right? "I kind of like playing in the rain," said Ava Hanneman, a senior from Orono who shot a two-round total of 142 to win the Class 3A girls golf individual state title at Bunker Hills Golf Club in Coon Rapids on June 11. "It's just kind of peaceful.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Heather Rule
Sam Udovich didn't get much of a chance to celebrate with his team. Only minutes after the awards ceremony at the Class 3A boys golf state tournament on June 11, the Cretin-Derham Hall senior posed for a few photos and then walked briskly to the parking lot. "We got a flight to catch," Udovich said, chatting on his way to the vehicle.
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3 weeks ago |
startribune.com | Heather Rule
No. 1 singles player Aaron Beduhn hit a winner on match point to clinch Wayzata's third consecutive Class 2A boys tennis team championship. Beduhn, a senior, has been there for all three championships, this time a 6-1 victory over Lake Conference foe Edina on Wednesday at Baseline Tennis Center on the University of Minnesota campus. That one was the only match the Trojans dropped in postseason play this year.
Coach Educator of the Year Award is a Reflection on the Organization, not just Winner Heather Mannix
1 month ago |
usahockey.com | Heather Rule
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee named Heather Mannix its Coach Educator of the Year for 2024, an annual award with winners selected by a USOPC panel. Mannix is the manager of education and player development for USA Hockey and has enhanced and revolutionized coaching education, although she’s quick to credit others who’ve worked with her, too.
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1 month ago |
usahockey.com | Heather Rule
Tim Grewal, while he holds players accountable as a hockey coach, also knows how much fun hockey can be for his players. As the coach of the San Jose Jr. Sharks Girls 16U Tier I team, he describes an environment for his team that includes elements of fun like playing music at practice to keep the pace up and enjoying snacks at video review sessions to keep things loose while offering constructive feedback. He’s helped lead the program to growth and success for the past seven years.
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