Neil Vierzba

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St. Scholastica (9-19) will next play at Gustavus Adolphus on Saturday. DULUTH, Minn.- The St. Scholastica softball team hosted their first home games against St. Catherine on Kenwood Field on Thursday. The Saints began the day with a 3 to 1 victory over the Wildcats. Then in game two, after trailing by two heading into the bottom of the 7th, CSS scored three unanswered to earn the walk-off win, 3 to 2. St. Scholastica (9-19) will next play at Gustavus Adolphus on Saturday.

1 week ago | fox21online.com | Neil Vierzba

Iafallo last suited up for UMD back in the 2016-2017 season. DULUTH, Minn.- Neal Pionk wasn’t the only former Bulldog to re-up with the Jets this week. On Wednesday, forward Alex Iafallo and Winnipeg agreed to a three-year, 11 million dollar contract extension. So far this season, Iafallo has registered 31 points, 15 of which were goals and 16 were assists.

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Jussila was last with the Mirage in the 2023-2024 season and tallied a total of 48 points in her Proctor/Hermantown career. HERMANTOWN, Minn.- A former Proctor/Hermantown girls hockey standout is on the search for her next team. Hailey Jussila is in the transfer portal after spending last season with Quinnipiac. The Hermantown native didn’t skate in a game for the Bobcats in her lone year with the team.

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So far this season, Pionk's tallied 39 points in 69 games. HERMANTOWN, Minn.- Hermantown native Neal Pionk has made the most of his opportunity in the NHL. He’s currently in his 7th season as a pro and with the current deal he just signed, there’s plenty more of hockey in his future. On Thursday, Pionk and the Winnipeg Jets agreed on a six-year, 42 million dollar contract extension. So far this season, he’s tallied 39 points in 69 games.

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The Hawks were led by River Freeman, who went all seven innings on the mound and only gave up a hit. HERMANTOWN, Minn.- The Hermantown baseball team held their first game at the newly renovated Fichtner Field on Wednesday. Quite the celebration as they came away with a four to nothing shutout victory against Duluth Denfeld. The Hawks were led by River Freeman, who went all seven innings on the mound and only gave up a hit.