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  • Sports Schedule

    Dec 7, 2018

    BOYS BASKETBALL Carlton Bulldogs Friday, Dec. 7 7:15 pm vs. Wrenshall Monday, Dec. 10 6:30 pm vs. Cook County Tuesday, Dec. 11 7:15 pm at Northland Friday, Dec. 14 7:15 pm vs. Silver Bay Cloquet Lumberjacks Friday, Dec. 7 7:15 pm at Esko Tuesday, Dec. 11 7:15 pm vs. Hermantown Thursday, Dec. 13 7:15 pm vs. Grand Rapids 1230 AM Friday, Dec. 14 7:15 pm vs. Princeton Cromwell-Wright Cardinals Friday, Dec. 7 7:15 pm vs. McGregor Friday, Dec. 14 7:15 pm at Wrenshall 96.5 FM Esko Eskomos Friday, Dec. 7 7:15 pm vs. Cloquet Tuesday, Dec.11 7:15 pm at...

  • With 0-4 start, CEC hockey lumbers along

    Kerry Rodd, Pine Knot News Sports|Dec 7, 2018

    After opening on the road with tough back-to-back losses, the Cloquet-Esko-Carlton boys hockey team hoped a little home cooking would get them back on track and in the win column. Unfortunately the 'Jacks dropped tough home losses on Friday and Saturday to Chaska and White Bear Lake, respectively. Friday night the Lumberjacks fell to Chaska 4-0, which had split its first two games of the season by beating Eastview and then losing to Eveleth-Gilbert Area on Thursday, the night before they played...

  • Cardinals win the battle against Bombers

    Kerry Rodd, Pine Knot News Sports|Dec 7, 2018

    Both the Cromwell-Wright and Barnum boys basketball teams pride themselves on playing tough, hard-nosed defense. All of that and more was on display Tuesday night as the Cards opened their season with a 45-35 home win over the Bombers. "The game was two good defensive teams doing battle," said Cards coach Bill Pocernich. "I felt like we had control of them on our defensive end, and I'm sure that they felt the same way on our end. Good shots were hard to come by for both teams, especially in the...

  • County teams optimistic about chances

    Kerry Rodd, Pine Knot News Sports|Dec 7, 2018

    Boys basketball season kicks off in earnest this week with most teams getting their first games of the season under their belt. The following is a short preview of three of our local teams; Esko, Carlton and Wrenshall. ESKO: Longtime coach Mike Devney has moved on and the Eskomos now face a the task of learning new systems under first-year coach Derek Anderson. Anderson played college basketball at St. Scholastica and has been involved in the Esko program for the past four years; the past two ye...

  • Part II: The Nemadji River tells its story

    Glen Sorenson, Look at that|Dec 7, 2018

    Hello again from the red clay waters of the Nemadji River. Last week we journeyed back in time and were lucky to see Glacial Lake Duluth and witness a lake 450 feet higher than current Lake Superior. It was so high it backed up and covered Jay Cooke Park and a good deal of Carlton County; it existed there for about 1,000 years, according to glacial geologists (glaciologists). The presence of this ancient lake is an important part of the Nemadji River story. We know the Nemadji River basin has an...

  • The gifts that keep on giving

    Bret Baker, Pine Knot News Outdoors|Dec 7, 2018

    I usually just buy my wife something I want for Christmas. If Santa happens to bring her a new trolling rod or shotgun that I can put to good use, all the better. With Christmas quickly approaching, and it clearly understood I have no idea what women want, I’ve decided to put together this gift buying guide for all the ladies looking for the perfect gift for their outdoorsman. Under $25 Best bet, gift card. B&B or Outdoor Advantage. The holiday spirit comes alive with meat sticks or a fistful o...

  • Remembering Jim, a 'Super Fan'

    Dec 7, 2018

    There was nothing Jim Hagen enjoyed more than going to a Lumberjacks game - unless it was spending time with family. Hagen was all about local athletics, even earning the Lumberjack Super Fan of the Year Award at the annual athletic banquet in 2011. Jim died unexpectedly in February 2016 at the age of 70. His obituary noted that he was known as the "Boss of the back door" at the Cloquet Senior High gym where he collected tickets for Cloquet boys and girls basketball games. So it seemed fitting...