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Column: Proctor graduate uses MMA to change outlook on life 
When his life felt stagnant a few years ago, Cory Wilson decided to fight for a change.
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Saturday, May 5, is a big day for Northland rugby. All five of the area teams will be taking to the fields at Park Point for a day of hard-hitting action and rugby fun.
Kernz and Kompany helps put together annual All-Star Game
Amsoil Arena will be the place to be on Tuesday night for the 14th annual St. Luke’s Orthopedic & Sports Medicine High School Hockey All-Star Game. The night begins with a skills competition at 5:15 and an opening faceoff at 7:15.
RELATED CONTENTAnderson is “Pedaling for Those Who Can’t!”
Prior to this month, the longest bike ride Pike Lake resident and Duluth business owner Roger Anderson had ever been on was 24 miles. And that was in 1980.
RELATED CONTENTHermantown, Scholastica graduate travels with USA Bandy
Brent Palmer has played hockey since he was four years old. His hockey career led him to a successful high school career with the Hermantown Hawks (he was the first-ever high school hockey player to score a goal at the Xcel Energy Center) and a stint with the St. Scholastica men’s hockey team.
RELATED CONTENTProctor senior reaches 1,000-point mark
For Proctor High School senior Kaz Anderson, basketball has been a part of his life since he could walk. Growing up with a basketball in his hand – and a football in the other — and as a member of the Rails varsity team since he was a freshman, Anderson has dreamed of helping his team succeed.
RELATED CONTENTAthletes work toward, reach milestones
The University of Minnesota Duluth men's hockey team has lost just one game since Oct. 15 when the Bulldogs fell to rival University of Minnesota. The loss was Jan. 14, in a conference game against the University of Nebraska Omaha.
RELATED CONTENTLakeview’s Broman makes history
Growing up, Anders Broman was involved in nearly every sport imaginable. He played baseball, basketball, football, golf and even soccer, but in recent years has focused on just basketball.
RELATED CONTENTScholastica senior juggles school, sports and music
St. Scholastica 21-year-old senior Preston Gunderson has been playing music since he was three, and football since he was in the fourth grade. In his senior season with the Saints football team, Gunderson was part of a team that made history in only its fourth season, while working on his second album, titled “While I was Gone.”
RELATED CONTENTSt. Scholastica's Jordan 'Jordy' Klimek adds spark to Saints lineup
Seeing Jordan ’Jordy’ Klimek on the ice now, it’s hard to imagine she could ever dislike hockey, but she was not a fan of the sport the first time she played it.
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Hermantown native Chad Huttel takes on hockey in England
After spending his collegiate years at the University of Minnesota Duluth as a member of the Bulldogs and his high school career at Hermantown with the Hawks, Hermantown native Chad Huttel is now living in England, playing his first season with the Sheffield Steelers.
RELATED CONTENTWhen sports becomes too serious
Sometimes (and far too often), it seems like the emotions and reactions that come with the games we love go too far.
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