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BOYS BASKETBALL

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Tempers flared in the final minute of Esko’s win over Pequot Lakes on Monday, as both teams received at least one technical foul during the course of a season-altering game.
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Northwestern mounted a seven-point comeback to win in the closing minutes at Barron on Monday. The prep report also includes Wisconsin and Minnesota girls and boys basketball results.
Esko senior Sam Haugen scored a game-high 20 points in a lopsided win against Moose Lake/Willow River on Friday night and both head coaches agreed that when Haugen gets going, he’s tough to stop.
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Duluth Marshall pulled off a trio of signature wins, including a 69-65 triumph over Section 7AA rival Proctor.

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In girls hockey action, Proctor/Hermantown routed Superior and Cloquet-Esko-Carlton stunned North Shore.
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In addition to daily practices, games and film sessions with the varsity team, the Greyhounds coach also spends at least 4.5 hours a week working with the East Basketball Association youth teams.
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Marnaries Ferguson scored 15 of his team-high 21 points in the second half.
The top spots remain the same, but the Superior boys and Northwestern girls both make their first appearances in the top five.
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The Spartans hit 17 3-pointers and held Cloquet senior Jack Battaglia to a season-low 12 points.
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Proctor is 14-1 and ranked seventh in the state, largely because of its depth and guard play. For the boys, Cherry remains on top as the Tigers are a flawless 15-0 thus far.
Barnum boys basketball defeated Marshall 78-72 and Mountain Iron-Buhl topped Greenway 74-51.
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Tigers boys basketball team and the Rails' girls have separated themselves in the first half of the season.
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In other area girls basketball action, Abby Johnson hit a shot at the buzzer to lift Northwestern past Cameron.
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The team was strong in the first half, but they couldn’t find an answer for Blake’s Ian Schnabel.

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