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By Abnormal Arts on Sep 3, 2011 in Sports, Videos | 20 Comments
By hockeyland on Aug 18, 2011 in Events, Outdoors, Sports | 3 Comments
What: From Wikipedia - Cornhole is a lawn game in which players take turns throwing cornhole bags (cotton duck bags filled with feed corn) at a raised platform with a hole in the far end. These platforms are usually made with plywood or plastic and are often decorated. A corn bag in the hole scores 3 points, while one on the platform scores 1 point. Play continues until a player reaches the score of 21.
When: Aug. 20
Where: Dodgies East End Tavern 2114 E. 5th St. Superior WI (more…)
By Paul Lundgren on Aug 12, 2011 in R.I.P., Sports | 3 Comments
By whatguy4 on Aug 5, 2011 in Help Wanted, Outdoors, Sports | 2 Comments
My bicycle was stolen off of my back porch the other night. It is a great bike so I am looking for anyone who can help regarding this matter. I would be thrilled to compensate you for your trouble with whatever means you desire (money, a Brewhouse growler).
Here are some specks:
TREK S.U. 1.0
Completely Silver frame with light white font
Black bag attachment on the back
22.5″ frame
Pad Brakes … very streamline looking almost like a road bike
I leave it to you! The great city of Duluth! Give me a call: 701-330-6860

By Scott M. on Aug 4, 2011 in Sports | 5 Comments
I heard about a disc golf course in Lincoln Park. Where is it located?
Also, are there other courses around that I am not aware of? I know of Mont du Lac, and the three located by the colleges (LSC, Scholastica, UMD). I am missing any others?
By jhatcher on Jul 25, 2011 in Outdoors, Sports | 14 Comments
I am looking at trying to plan a bike ride from Duluth to Madison, and maybe back. I was wondering if anyone out there:
- Had done this trip
- Knew of good resources for planning such a trip
- Had suggestions on a good route
I thought I’d lucked into an easy way to map out the ride using Google maps, which has a fancy “bike” option for directions. It gives me three options that I think you can see here. However, it has me going what’s called the Wild Rivers Trail and what I’ve read about that trail suggests that it may have fast-moving ATVs and loose gravel more suited to mountain bikes and even says cycling is “not recommended.”
So, I’m not so sure. I once did a backroad drive from Madison to Duluth on the old state road that more or less parallels the Interstates. That seemed pretty and quiet. However, as I say, I’m hoping to get some recommendations from others.
By DuluthHuskies on Jul 7, 2011 in Outdoors, Sports | 3 Comments
The first five people to mention Perfect Duluth Day at the box office will win a pair of general admission tickets to today’s Duluth Huskies double header vs. the Alexandria Beetles.
Tonight is Gold’n Plump Night – The Gold’n Plump Chicken folks are on hand with a great giveaway.
It’s also another Thirsty Thursday! All Domestic Beer is 1/2 price including Bud or Bud Light 16oz. cans in the stands.
By brian on Jun 17, 2011 in Events, Sports, Videos | 7 Comments
Grandma’s Marathon will have a live video feed from the finish line this year.
Here is the link
Right now it’s pointed at the beer tents.
By dollhoff on Jun 8, 2011 in Outdoors, Sports | 0 Comments
NHS Duluth serves all of Duluth’s core neighborhoods in home improvement, homeownership, and revitalization efforts. It is a 401(c)3 non-profit organization, making any donations tax deductible.
We are holding our first annual golf fundraising outing on Friday, June 17, and are looking for any players or sponsors who may be interested. To sign up click here. Cash Prizes! Golf Prizes! A Friday on the golf course!
For more information, contact Dan at (218)727-8604 x. 207 or at dollhoff @ nhsduluth.org
By ellie9495 on May 19, 2011 in Sports | 12 Comments
I am wondering if folks who use the trail along Amity Creek between Amity Road and Maxwell/Skyline have issues with horseback riding in that area. My daughter and her friends ride their horses there when it is dried up in late spring into the fall. I also use the trail for hiking and mountain biking and like to see the trail kept as multi-use. I’m just looking for comments to see if there have been any problems encountered by folks using the trail. Please, no horse poop jokes. Thanks.
By twinportsaction on May 14, 2011 in Events, Sports | 8 Comments
Wrestling Gone Wild Live Pro Wrestling at the Duluth Heritage Sports Center in the ice arena. May 21 at 6 pm starring Wild Bill Irwin, The Nuclear Native Gary Littlewolf and WGW Champion Cooter. At-Large Duluth City Councilor Jeff Anderson will be the Special Guest Referee for the main event. The proceeds will go to Twin Ports Action Coalition, a group working on ending homelessness and poverty in the Northland.
Fundraiser for the Twin Ports Action Coalition!
W.G.W. Heavyweight Championship
Cooter w/ Duck vs “the Bulldog” Sammy Savard
W.G.W. Women’s Championship
Mystik vs Scarlett Bordeaux
Brand New W.G.W. TV Championship – Fans Choose the Match!
Gary “The Nuclear Native” Littlewolf vs Kaz “tha Hoodfella” Karter
Big six-man main event featuring Wild Bill Irwin with
Special guest referee Duluth City Councilor Jeff Anderson
Also Legends the Blaster, Dynamic Dave and Dirty Ernie
Number-one Contender Tag-Team match!
Also Appearing: Asylum, Patriot III, The Blaster, Josh Price,Tommy 2 Tone, J.R. Backlund, The Bosnian Brawler and more.
Tickets:
Adults $10 in advance and $12 at the door
Children $6 in advance and $8 at the door
By rhetoricguy@gmail.com on May 7, 2011 in Events, Sports | 1 Comment

“Wright Around Ya,” the always smiling Jammer for the Harbor City Rollerdames,, led the team to a big victory tonight over Fargo. Part ballerina, part .44 caliber bullet as she rockets around the track in Pioneer Hall, “Wright Around Ya” worked her way through the crowds to score — a lot, as did Killer Cleta and Gypsy. All the team deserves a nod, but I’d love to see “Wright Around Ya” featured in an article in the DNT or on Fox 21.
I have a question, though. The games seemed a much slower pace tonight — I realized that the pack was circling the track a lot slower, sometimes almost stopped. What is up with that kind of play? I’d love to hear from an expert. And I’d love an actual score — I forgot to write it down.
By spy1 on May 7, 2011 in Sports, Videos | 3 Comments
By rhetoricguy@gmail.com on Apr 27, 2011 in Events, Sports, Uncategorized | 0 Comments
By jhatcher on Apr 24, 2011 in Events, Outdoors, Sports | 11 Comments

From left Charlie Farrow and Tim Ek (who, along with Jason Buffington and Jeremy Kershaw make up the Death Before Dishonor group) at last year’s Trans-Iowa. Note the headlamps because they will be riding all night.
Two of Duluth’s strongest endurance cyclists completed an amazing feat today in Iowa. The Trans-Iowa is a two-day, 300-mile bike race on mostly gravel backroads that starts at 4 a.m. on Saturday morning and finishes when you either cross the finish line or quit, which many people do. To win, you have to pretty much ride without stopping for a little more than 24 hours.
Tim Ek placed second in a sprint for the finish. Tim rides for Salsa bikes.
Charlie Farrow placed fourth after riding all night with Tim.
You can listen to the audio updates of the event here.
These guys pretty much have no off season, riding bikes all year long while the rest of us are skiing or waiting for winter to end. In these races, they don’t know the route until the race starts. They get cards that tell them how long to ride and when and where to turn (and hope they don’t get lost). They have none of the silly support cars or other help you see in professional bike racing. They are basically on their own.
In September, Duluth will host its own version of this race for the third year. Called the Heck of the North, it runs along gravel roads from Duluth to points north with a grueling finish up Seven Bridges Road.
Congrats guys.
By Cory Fechner on Apr 21, 2011 in Sports, Videos | 3 Comments
Highlight video of the Frozen Four Championship Game 2011 at Xcel Energy Center.
By heintzkr on Apr 19, 2011 in Events, Outdoors, Sports | 6 Comments
Public Meeting: Friday, April 29, 11 a.m. to noon at Lake Superior College. Click here for details.
By P.smithers on Apr 15, 2011 in Recommendations, Sports | 19 Comments
Where are all the avid Lutsen shredders at? Upon moving to the Duluth area a few years ago I had my first Lutsen Mountain experience in 2009. I was so disappointed that I had NEVER been there. We are so fortunate to have snowboarding/skiing of that quality only a short drive away, especially because you get to look at the beautiful Lake Superior while doing so, which is also possible in Duluth, but up there you don’t have the industrial eye-sore.
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By lakevoice on Apr 13, 2011 in Photos, Sports, Uncategorized | 0 Comments
We know where the UMD Mens Hockey team was when they won the NCAA Championship title but where were you? Submit your photos and stories to lakevoicenews@gmail.com to be published tomorrow Thursday, April 13 on www.lakevoicenews.org.
LakeVoice News is a weekly online publication produced by UMD journalism students. The stories are reported on and written by students, but the content is for the community. If you have a story idea or would like to submit photos you can email us at lakevoicenews@gmail.com.
By alvern on Apr 12, 2011 in Sports | 7 Comments
Open shop hours start this week at 1712 Jefferson St. Come find us in the backyard.
Wednesday 5pm-8pm (female identified night)
Thursday 5pm-8pm
Saturday 2pm-6pm
We’re also planning Friday sweater rides and Sunday bike polo for those of you interested … more to come!
Hope to see you soon. As always, email us at bikecave1712 @ hotmail.com with any questions or comments.
By stephaniejt on Apr 12, 2011 in Outdoors, Sports | 21 Comments
Does anyone know locations for outdoor tennis courts in Duluth where you don’t have to pay a court fee to play?
By Cory Fechner on Apr 9, 2011 in History, Sports | 27 Comments


Bulldogs win 3 to 2 in overtime.
Kyle Schmidt, of Hermantown, talks about his game winning goal in OT giving UMD their first NCAA National Hockey Championship.
By Cory Fechner on Apr 7, 2011 in Art, Outdoors, Sports | 0 Comments
Team Red Bull finds some nice waves on Big Sexy (aka Lake Superior). Never under estimate Big Sexy, she can be a real bitch.
By Paul Lundgren on Apr 7, 2011 in Sports | 2 Comments
The University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs defeated Notre Dame 4-3 to advance to Saturday’s Frozen Four NCAA men’s hockey national championship game against the winner of the North Dakota / Michigan game.
J.T. Brown had a goal and an assist to lead the Bulldogs to the semifinal victory. Mike Connolly, Jack Connolly and Kyle Schmidt also scored.
By jen on Apr 5, 2011 in Recommendations, Sports | 5 Comments
We’ve tried Buffalo Wild Wings, which is a fun place, but it’s always good to have some options. Where else can one partake in the UFC ritual in this area?
By steve-arino on Apr 4, 2011 in Sports | 13 Comments
Hello Duluthians. I am trying to do more running as the season warms up … although at this point what I actually do is closer to “lumber” or “amble quickly.” Anyway, running on the Duluth Lakewalk is fine, but I would like to focus on a closed 1/4 mile track. Does anyone know of a track (or similar item) that is open to the public?
By rhetoricguy@gmail.com on Apr 2, 2011 in Sports | 3 Comments
It’s Saturday. My wife has a cold, and I get “the look” when I suggest that I might go out and leave her shivering under blankets.
So I’m not at the bout between the Harbor City Rollerdames and whomever they are playing tonight. [It doesn't matter whom -- they will be crushed.]
If you have results, please post here. Go Rollerdames!