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SportsPrepShareShare this articleNews reportingNews reportingBased on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.The Trust ProjectWhat is this?MAPLE — The No. 1-ranked volleyball team in Wisconsin was a tough assignment for an young Northwestern team on Thursday, Oct. 5.The visiting Saints cruised past the Tigers 3-0 (25-11, 25-7, 25-10).Shelby Hessel had seven kills and five digs for Northwestern. Addie Hanson added seven digs and Riley Eberhardt posted 12 assists.It was a big night for setter Carly Johnson, who eclipsed 1,000 career set assists as the Lumberjacks swept at home.Johnson finished with 17 to reach a running total of 1,015. Many of them went to Ava Carlson who extended her quadruple-digit kill total with 18 and added 10 digs. Ella Maslowski was Cloquet's assist leader on the night with 13.Quinn Danielson bolstered the Superior defense with 20 digs,. Johnson had 11.For the Spartans, Savanna Hering posted 21 digs and Carlie Lohman 13. Lohman had 18 assists, some of them going to Tarah Yliniemi, who had eight kills and 11 digs.Matt Eklund scored the game's only goal on a direct free kick.Camden Rask had a three-save shutout for Denfeld, which has one more regular-season game, at Rochester Lourdes on Saturday.Hermantown, which got four stops from Braden Fulda, goes into the postseason 6-8-1.Will Smith scored both goals for the East boys in their regular-season home finale.The Greyhounds (9-3-3) have won six consecutive games going into their last regular-season game on Saturday at Lakeville South.The Lumberjacks struck early and often on the road, with Collin Young and Hudson Snesrud both scoring twice in a six-goal first half for CEC.Walker Marquardt made four saves for a sixth consecutive shutout for CEC, which caps its regular season 14-2 overall with 13 straight wins and a shutout streak spanning 505 minutes dating back to Sept. 19 vs. Superior.in Hibbing, both Denzel Majwega and Benson Peterson recorded hat tricks as the Hilltoppers enter Section 7A play on an 11-game unbeaten streak with a record of 11-3-2.Briar Mrozik had the other goal and assisted three for Marshall.Allie Jones scored the game's only goal for the Lumberjacks in a shutout win at Hilltop Park in Cloquet.Rylee Senich had eight saves for Cloquet/Carlton (10-2-4).Esko, which lost for the first time in nearly a month, goes into the postseason 10-2-3.Solon Springs/Northwood runners took the top four places in the Washburn Invitational on Thursday, Oct. 5.Isaac Dickenson led the way with a time of 17 minutes, 51.8 seconds, with Dylan Taggart 12 seconds behind, followed by Jacob Taggart and Silas Kidder.Maritza Serrano-Orozco took fourth in the girls race for Solon Springs/Northwood.The Minnesota State High School League Board of Directors officially slotted boys volleyball into the spring sports season when it becomes an officially sanctioned activity in 2024-25 at its meeting on Thursday in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota.There was significant support for putting boys volleyball in the fall, similar to girls volleyball, but directors instead opted for spring, which matches its NCAA season.In other business, the board approved a proposal to expand the state softball tournament to three days from two and added a 400-meter event in the wheelchair division for track and field.Also, sports will be allowed starting in 2024-25 to choose how their state tournaments are seeded, using either the traditional 1-5 method, seeding all teams or using a scheduled sectional rotation.PrepPrep report: Proctor, Cloquet volleyball cruise to sweepsCloquet setter Carly Johnson has 998 career assists.PrepTwin Ports Power 5: Denfeld falls, but Esko football rolls onNorthwestern finds itself in a three-way tie atop the Heart O' North Conference after drubbing Cumberland 54-0.PrepPrep report: Greyhounds complete 2-0 girls soccer weekendKaryssa Clough and Grace Karakas scored in a shutout win over Brainerd.PrepPrep football: Esko faces stiffest challenge yet from Two HarborsThe Agates held Esko to just seven first-half points, the third-ranked Class AAA team’s lowest of the season.ShareShare this articleNews reportingNews reportingBased on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.The Trust ProjectWhat is this?TagsTagsPREP SPORTSPREP REPORTNORTHWESTERN TIGERSCLOQUET LUMBERJACKSSUPERIOR SPARTANSDULUTH DENFELD HUNTERSHERMANTOWN HAWKSDULUTH EAST GREYHOUNDSCLOQUET-ESKO-CARLTONPROCTOR RAILSDULUTH MARSHALL HILLTOPPERSESKO ATHLETICSSOLON SPRINGS EAGLESPrepPrep report: Hunters' win streak snapped by North BranchPrepPrep report: Proctor girls prevail at Hibbing inviteLocalBilly Steil remembered fondly for passion for Cold Spring, ROCORI sportsADVERTISEMENTLocalCommunity Education Corner: RideSafe program reaches 1K studentsSubscribers OnlyLocalCuriosity guides Cloquet students to science fair successNorthland OutdoorsAfter changes by Minnesota DNR, feds release $21 million for state wildlife habitatSubscribers OnlyNorthland OutdoorsBillboard with Bambi rekindles debate over wolves in Minnesota

SportsPrepShareShare this articleNews reportingNews reportingBased on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources.The Trust ProjectWhat is this?MAPLE — The No. 1-ranked volleyball team in Wisconsin was a tough assignment for an young Northwestern team on Thursday, Oct. 5.The visiting Saints cruised past the Tigers 3-0 (25-11, 25-7, 25-10).Shelby Hessel had seven kills and five digs for Northwestern. Addie Hanson added seven digs and Riley Eberhardt posted 12 assists.It was a big night for setter Carly Johnson, who...

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