Jerry Zgoda
Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Jerry Zgoda is in his 39th year with the Star Tribune. He now covers Minnesota United soccer, the 3M Open and PGA & LPGA golf and general-assignment reporting.
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By Jerry Zgoda Macalester has hired Dartmouth assistant coach Rich Glesmann as its next men's basketball coach, multiple sources confirmed Wednesday. He replaces Abe Woldeslassie at Macalester after Woldeslassie took an assistant coaching job in April with Tim Bergstraser, who Division I Denver hired from Minnesota State Moorhead after three 25-win seasons there. Glesmann, who turns 47 on Sunday, coached 15 seasons as an assistant at Adelphi, Long Island-Brooklyn and Duquesne, from 2003 to 2017.
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By Jerry Zgoda Wyndham Clark, Max Homa, Sam Burns, Tom Kim and defending champion Jhonattan Vegas will head the field for the PGA Tour's 3M Open this year. The tournament runs July 24-27 at Tournament Players Club of the Twin Cities in Blaine. Vegas had a one-shot victory at 17-under last year. Clark won the 2023 U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club, beating Rory McIlroy by a stroke. Homa has six victories on Tour and tied for third in the 2024 Masters.
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By Jerry Zgoda The Frost lost two more players from their Walter Cup championship team in the PWHL's expansion process. But they didn't lose veteran forward Kelly Pannek, forward Grace Zumwinkle or goaltender Nicole Hensley in Monday night's expansion draft featuring newcomers Seattle and Vancouver. Vancouver plucked Frost rookie forward Brooke McQuigge fourth overall in Monday's expansion draft, then came back with the 11th pick in the 14-player draft and took forward Denisa Křížová.
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And just like that, they saw it deconstructed by the PWHL's first round of expansion that will bring Vancouver and Seattle into an eight-team league this coming season. Each of the original six teams protected three players. But they all will surrender four of their players for the common good. They will do so in a growing league that will continue to expand beyond 2026 - and quite possibly grow internationally after surfing the popularity of this winter's Milan-Cortina Olympics.
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By Jerry Zgoda Thompson was a finalist for the league's defender of the year award this just-completed championship season. After losing two players on the first day they could be signed, the Frost were allowed to pull back one of their unprotected players. They did so by reclaiming last year's second-round pick, forward Britta Curl-Salemme.
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that’s defending @3MOpen champ Jhonattan Vegas with a 2 shot lead at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow near Charlotte
It’s Game Day at Allianz, where Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi is in the 11 in his Minnesota debut https://t.co/lB4lrDVxcZ
From Ridder Arena, a wild finish to NCAA women’s Frozen Four: Late penalty shot, overtime goal lift Wisconsin over Ohio State for women’s hockey national title https://t.co/hsjUuD33yH
