Local View: No diplomats at Olympics, but plenty of Minnesotans, Duluthians
From the column: "The lists of athletes competing could expand or contract, depending on changing COVID conditions — all on the world stage."
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From the column: "The lists of athletes competing could expand or contract, depending on changing COVID conditions — all on the world stage."
OMAHA, Neb. -- Visiting with UMD senior Jesse Jacques this week, I jokingly asked him about spending three days in Omaha versus three weeks in Omaha. ...
OMAHA, Neb. -- Visiting with UMD senior Jesse Jacques this week, I jokingly asked him about spending three day...
Bell picked off a pass at the UMD blue line, muscled her way by a defender, and sniped the winning shot that sent her team to its first Frozen Four in 11 years, along with giving head coach Maura Crowell her 100th win at UMD. The Bulldogs match up with Northeastern next, a semifinal game Thursday at either 1pm or 6pm on KDAL. Matt Wellens is there, so give his gamer a read, and make sure to check back for more content from him in the coming days from Erie (assuming he hasn’t found a brewery he really likes ). I watched it on my tablet after calling the UMD men’s game off my television. I...
Colgate's historic season ends with heartbreaking OT loss to Minnesota Duluth in national quarterfinals Credit: NCAA Posted: Mar 16, 2021 12:24 AM Updated: Mar 16, 2021 12:24 AM Posted By: Spencer Davidson ERIE, PA - The historic 2020-21 season for the Colgate women's ice hockey program came to an abrupt end with a 1-0 overtime loss to the University of Minnesota-Duluth in the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals, Monday. After going scoreless through 60 minutes of play, Ashton Bell scored the game's only goal 6:39 into the extra frame in order to advance the Bulldogs into the semifinal round. "It ...