Jordan Thompson stopped 31 shots as Cloquet-Esko-Carlton edged Hibbing 4-2 in a high school boys hockey game Saturday night at the Hibbing Memorial Arena.
David Brown and Justin Jokinen each had a goal and an assist to lead the Lumberjacks (10-5-2) to the nonconference win.
greenway 5,wadena-Deer Creek 1
Alex Guyer scored three goals as the Raiders came home with the nonconference win.
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Superior 4, Hudson 2
Amanda LeBard scored a pair of goals as the host Spartans won for just the second time in the last 10 games.
Boys basketball
Superior 60, Eau Claire Memorial 40
The Spartans continued their dominance away from home with a 20-point drubbing of the Old Abes.
Joe Reichert scored 15 points and made a trio of 3-pointers to lead Superior (11-1), which won its 11th straight game and improved to 7-0 on the road.
The Spartans held the Old Abes to 10 field goals.
St. Louis Park 78, Duluth East 60
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Mark Miller and Steve Dahlke combined for 49 points as the Orioles overcame 37 points and five 3-pointers by East sophomore guard Dyami Starks.
St. Louis Park pulled away in the second half to drop the Greyhounds to 4-10.
Ashland 57, Hermantown 45
The Oredockers broke open a tight contest in the second half to win the Lake Superior Conference road game.
Carl Gustafson's 16 points weren't enough to prevent Hermantown (1-8, 1-5) from losing its fifth straight.
New Life Academy 65,carlton 58
The Bulldogs (9-4) couldn't pull out the nonconference game at home despite Justin Schwartz's 22 points and four 3-pointers.
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crosby-ironton 63,cloquet 62
Megan Zilmer scored 21 points and made the game-winning 3-pointer with six-tenths of a second left in overtime to lead the Rangers to the nonconference win at Cloquet.
Kami Diver led the Lumberjacks (7-8) with 20 points and four 3-pointers.
st. paul johnson 81,duluth east 63
Carolyn Mobley led all scorers with 21 points as the host Governors improved to 10-3 with the win.
The Greyhounds (10-8) led 33-32 at halftime before allowing 49 second-half points.
