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Braham defeats Esko girls for 7AA title 
Braham girls basketball coach Tim Malone was a bit nervous in the waning moments of the Bombers’ Section 7AA championship game against Esko on Thursday night.
UMD women advance in NSIC tourney 
The Winona State women’s basketball team made it clear early in Wednesday’s Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference tournament opener that the Warriors weren’t going to let Minnesota Duluth standout Jheri Booker beat them.
Women put UMD back in playoff position 
The Minnesota Duluth women’s basketball team was so good for so long under Karen Stromme that Bulldogs fans may have taken their success for granted, but that all changed after Stromme left in 2005.
RELATED CONTENTNotebook: Native of Germany wins his first Birkie classic 
Former University of Vermont standout Juergen Uhl of Germany stole the show in his first Birkie appearance, winning the men’s classic race.
RELATED CONTENTItalian takes Birkie title 
The American Birkebeiner cross-country ski marathon renewed its affiliation with the FIS Marathon Cup this year in an effort to attract more world-class skiers.
RELATED CONTENTUPDATE: Italian wins Birkebeiner, but not without a fight 
Italian Fabio Santus won the 37th American Birkebeiner cross-country ski marathon in record time today, blistering a pace from Cable to downtown Hayward. Rebecca Dussault of Gunnison, Colo., defended her title and also set a record in the women's race.
Diehard skier part of ‘Birkie’ tradition 
The year was 1973, and Jacque Lindskoog wasn’t trying to make a statement for women’s lib.
RELATED CONTENTStrong European contingent is back in the Birkie 
The American Birkebeiner cross-country ski marathon commemorates the rescue of Norwegian baby Prince Haakon by Viking warriors in 1206, and each year the race serves as a festival of cultures.
RELATED CONTENTBirkie has snow, record field 
Cherie Morgan watched as trucks rolled into downtown Hayward on Wednesday afternoon hauling snow.
RELATED CONTENTSaints, St. Norbert battle to a tie 
St. Scholastica hockey player Aaron Spotts got the puck and beat goalie B.J. O’Brien to the glove side to lift fourth-ranked St. Scholastica to a 1-1 Northern Collegiate Hockey Association tie with third-ranked St. Norbert before a raucous 1,088 spectators at Mars Lakeview Arena.
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EARLIER: Baggs is master booster — and his teams back it up 
St. Scholastica baseball coach John Baggs, now facing the fight of his life against a rare form of cancer, has built the Saints program seemingly from scratch into a national power. But as good of a coach as he is, he is equally skilled at public relations.
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