Jake Przytarski

1 day ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jake Przytarski

SUPERIOR — Sophomore Alden Marsolek recounted the many sleepless nights that followed Duluth Marshall's devastating back-to-back losses to Esko in the 2024 Section 7AA final. This year, Marsolek and the top-seeded Hilltoppers turned heartbreak into triumph with a 6-3 victory over No. 3 seed Proctor in the Section 7AA championship, Thursday night, at NBC Spartan Sports Complex. After coming painfully close the year prior, Marsolek was overjoyed to come out on top this time around.

2 days ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jake Przytarski

DULUTH — Historic Wade Stadium recently underwent some general upkeep and preservation efforts ahead of the Duluth Huskies' 2025 season. The project is financially backed by the City of Duluth’s Athletic Venue Reinvestment Initiative (AVRI), which seeks to fund improvements to parks-based athletic venues that drive regional sports tourism.

3 days ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jake Przytarski

SUPERIOR — Starting pitcher Owen Marsolek and the top-seeded Duluth Marshall Hilltoppers stymied one of the state's most potent lineups, No. 2 seed Esko, in Tuesday’s Section 7AA baseball semifinal. After ranking third statewide in total runs with 187 (8.5 per game), Eskowas held to its lowest offensive mark of the season in a 4-1 loss at NBC Spartan Sports Complex. The end result came after a well-rounded effort put forth across the lineup, according to Hilltoppers head coach Nick Garramone.

6 days ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jake Przytarski

DULUTH — After a rocky five-game start to the Northwoods League season, the Duluth Huskies returned to the win column on Saturday with a 4-1 home-opener triumph over Eau Claire before a crowd of 974 at Wade Stadium. The energy from the home fans was felt throughout the evening by members of the Huskies, including Reagan Reeder, now in his second stint with the Huskies. “It was fun being back at the Wade,” said Reeder.

1 week ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jake Przytarski

DULUTH — The two-and-a-half-month baseball marathon that is the Northwoods League season kicked off earlier this week for the Duluth Huskies. The team's 28-player roster—featuring a strong mix of veteran returners and a host of newcomers alike—received some time to get acquainted with one another on Sunday, May 25, before beginning the five-hour trip south to Waterloo to face Bucks in their season opener. In lieu of team-bonding exercises, team chemistry is developed on those long bus rides.