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It's already playoff time for the UMD women’s hockey team. They will play the Ohio State Buckeyes this weekend at home at Amsoil Arena in the opening round of the Women’s WCHA best of three series.  The Bulldog bounced the Buckeyes out of the playoffs a year ago as well at Amsoil Arena...

For the first time in the Don Mulhern coaching era at UW-Superior, the Yellowjacket women’s basketball team in nationally ranked. Yep, #25.

I hope you all had a happy and safe Thanksgiving with family and friends! I have been told by many friends and family members that I am “A day late, and a dollar short.” This was supposed to be written last week, but, just getting to it now...

The Twin Ports had plenty of basketball on Tuesday night, as all three of the local women’s college basketball squads were in action. The 25th meeting between UWS and UMD in women’s basketball with the Bulldogs winning by a score of77-65 at Romano Gym...

Wow, I’m sure you saw the end of the Packers game, or listened to it on the radio. Seattle 14 Packers 12 - That’s what the box score say, but Packers M.D. Jennings appeared to intercept a Seattle pass at the end of the game, but NFL replacement officials ruled a Seattle T...

Here are some of highlights in local sports action from yesterday:

Here are some of highlights in local sports action from yesterday:

The Saints of the College of St. Scholastica claimed a new honor in winning the 2012 Jerome Kruse All-Sport Trophy. Beside the honor of earning the award itself, the Saints have now are the school to have won the award the most times of any team in the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference...

Six different athletes from the College of St. Scholastica have been named Players of the Week for the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference in their respective sports. Kyle Moody earned the baseball honor after hitting .750 (9-for-12) through four games last week; driving in eight runs, scoring four times himself...