Podcasts about duluth east

Mauren, Zoe, Kate, and Amelia from Duluth East talk about the progress of getting solar into area schools

Duluth East graduate Kara Goucher discusses her preparations as a TV analyst for the Summer Olympics in Paris. Jay Hagen of the Veterans Memorial Hall has the first installment of "Five Guys in July" -- which honors local military heroes with sports careers. Denfeld Football Head Coach Erik Lofald hypes up CJ Ham's Youth Football Camp in Duluth.

In the days before Christmas, Brian & Dave do a gift exchange with MN's major pro sports teams. Dave Hoops chimes in from Alumni Day for Duluth East hockey. Alicia Tipcke of WDIO talks about a crazy winter sports season.

Episode 9 of The Saber Hockey Show is a recap of the first 2 weeks of the boys high school season. We’re excited to talk about the tryout process and the preseason scrimmages. And, talk a little bit about the 2-0 start to the regular season breaking down the first 2 games against Holy Angels & Duluth East. You can find every episode of our show on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Steve Pitoscia explains his many titles of "Time For Two More" co-host, Duluth East boys' hockey coach, and (his newest) Minnesota Wilderness assistant coach. Brian, Dave, and Dave play "Buy or Sell." Drawing Lines features Vencie Glenn previewing Vikings-Falcons, and preparing us all for the Jaren Hall era.

With the Arizona Coyotes and Oakland A's about to relocate, Brian and Dave pick teams in each major sport to relocate and where they would move them. Duluth's own C.J. Ham discusses his role with the Vikings, his upcoming Duluth camp, and his first-ever awarding of the Ham Family Scholarship to a prep athlete. Rachel Hagen of Duluth East won said scholarship and reflects on the experience to close out the first hour.

Rachel Hagen may not headline the 2023 class, but she headlines the definition of resiliency, recovering from two ACL tears early in her prep career to finish with over 1,000 points at Duluth East and start a new chapter at Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Not too shabby for someone who grew up in Australia and New Zealand before coming to Duluth. Rachel talks about how what she went through in basketball inspired her career ambitions, her "big sister" role with fellow Duluth athlete Chloe Johnson, and a few talents you may not see when she hoops it up. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tsbtelevision/support

On the latest episode of the pod, Logan, Matt, & Bill are back to talk some heated rivalries to get you through a bitter January in Minnesota! Starting off the show with boys hoops, Logan previews a big matchup between #2 Lakeville North and #6 Eastview this week, as well as the development of Lakeville North big Nolan Winter, one of the top seniors in the State committed to Wisconsin (3:54). Also discussed is a key rivalry series between Shakopee and Prior Lake (8:11), including some of the colorful history in a contentious series. Matt also brings his impressions of Wayzata after a big win on Saturday, and talks about one of the top junior hoopers in the State shining for the Trojans (12:42). Next in boys hockey (20:36), they discuss the possibility of new blood in this year's State Tournament after recent runs of formm by Chanhassen and Stillwater and stack up the resumes of Andover and Duluth East in an interesting debate over Section seeding in 7AA.

When Mike Randolph left the Duluth East boys hockey team, he left behind a legacy and won three state titles. After leaving the Greyhounds, he said that he was not done coaching. Shortly after, he joined the staff at St. Thomas Academy and spent last season as the junior varsity coach. When the Cadets let head coach Trent Eigner go, Randolph applied and got the job. St. Thomas Academy is 4-0 and ranked No. 7 in Class AA going into Saturday's game against Simley. Randolph talks about this season's team, shares some great memories and more on this episode of The Rink Live podcast with Jess Myers and Mick Hatten. For more hockey coverage, visit The Rink Live.

Brian & Dave discuss how being "confident" in MN pro teams in the postseason can actually happen -- it just depends on your definition. Duluth East alum Kara Goucher reflects on her Boston Marathon broadcasting experience. Dave Hoops plays "Fill-in-the blank" and highlights the latest deliciousness from his brewery.

The third stop on the Club Caravan tour brings the show to Minnesota Icemen's facilities in New Brighton, Minnesota.  Andy Judkins and Parker Hageman talk shop with Duluth East's Charlie Sutherland, Chaska's Anthony Steinhoff and a pair of teammates from St. Michael-Albertville, Hunter Palmer and Kaden Amundson.  Joining the players are Icemen owner Justin Gominsky and Director of Player Development, Ryan Sutterer.  **Powered by DriveSmartMN.org**  

Justin May brings another Hometown Hero of the Week. Rhett McDonald previews his basketball team at Duluth East. Vencie Glenn does Drawing Lines on Vikings-Bears.

Coach Corey Bachand of Duluth East boys' soccer previews his team's semifinal game at State. Mike Zagelmeyer talks coaching Hermantown football hours before the Section 7AAAA semifinals. P.A. previews Cowboys-Vikings.

Duluth East's Kai Hoffman scored a goal and had an assist to lead the Greyhounds to a 3-1 victory over Moorhead in the Minnesota Class AAA quarterfinals Wednesday at Irondale High School. Brought to you by Family The Clinic: Family Health and Sports Chiropractic.

Ben Barr grew up in Duluth and playing youth hockey players that would end up at Duluth East. He ended up following his dad's footsteps and attended Shattuck-St. Mary's Prep School. He then went on to play college hockey for RPI. Since finishing college, he has been an assistant coach at RPI (2004-08), Union (2008-11), Providence (2011-14), Western Michigan (2014-16) and Massachusetts (2016-21). He helped the Minutemen win their first NCAA Division I men's title and then was named the Black Bears coach in May. He discusses his career and life with The Rink Live's Mick Hatten and Matt Wellens.  

Duluth East hockey coach Mike Randolph resigned recently saying that the pressure from parents had become to much to deal with and his administrators were not supporting him. Cory discusses the story and how things have changed quite a bit in youth sports over the past several years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chronicle the resignation of Mike Randolph at Duluth East, talk some Wild, then talk Lynx with Sloane Martin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today is Wednesday, June 2, 2021. Here's a look at the top headlines from around the Northland. The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com.

UMD men's hockey coach Scott Sandelin joins after his team's historic five-overtime win over North Dakota to return to the Frozen Four. We also previewed state boys' basketball with Duluth East coach Rhett McDonald. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Duluth East head boys' basketball coach Rhett McDonald joins Brett for this episode of The Minnesota Basketball Coaching Podcast. Rhett talked about practice planning, packline defense, 4-out motion offense, and in-game strategy. 

Caden Edwards a Duluth East multi-sport athlete shared some of his outdoor adventures that included a turkey hunting story... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's International Women's Day. Lori is bummed. Duluth East is out of the hockey tournament. Judd Apatow has a fun Jay-Z/Beyonce story. A famous director has some criticism of Cher and Lori is not having it. Oprah reveals a secret.

The Minnesota Boys state hockey tournament is always quite a spectacle. People come from all over just to watch the games and cross the experience off their hockey bucket list. But one night in 1996, the fans in attendance got an experience worth much more than the ticket price, while the players of Apple Valley and Duluth East put on a show for the ages. KARE 11's Dave Schwartz talks with members of both teams who took part in that 5 overtime marathon game.

Russo opens the show from Nashville, Gophers LB Blake Cashman on his Combine and upcoming NFL Draft, Draft Network's John Ledyard on Combine/Draft intel, Duluth East hky coach Mike Randolph, then Kevin Gorg & Brian Arrigoni get everybody pumped for the HS hockey tourney!

Russo opens the show from Nashville, Gophers LB Blake Cashman on his Combine and upcoming NFL Draft, Draft Network's John Ledyard on Combine/Draft intel, Duluth East hky coach Mike Randolph, then Kevin Gorg & Brian Arrigoni get everybody pumped for the HS hockey tourney!

On today's podcast, the boyz are joined by Andover Huskies player Charlie Shoen. Charlie stuck around and did picks with the boyz. The boyz gave who will be the Cinderella story of the tournament. As the great Tony Scott once said, "Pine City's better than Warroad, better than Thief River Falls, and equal to Duluth East."

Big week of HS hockey....we talk over some top teams, some teams that make no sense and have a special guest Ryder Donovan from Duluth East.

She's been called Duluth's favorite runner. Two-time Olympian and 1996 Duluth East graduate returned to her hometown earlier this month to run the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon. She stopped by our studio a few days before the race and talked with News Tribune sports reporter Louie St. George III and features editor Beverly Godfrey about such diverse topics as body image, doping, her serious dog allergy and the fake Spotify playlist that bears her name.

We recap a fun section final as Duluth East advances to the State Tourney again

In our BEST episode yet, it's Happy Birthday to Mark. Also, joined by Ted Suihkonen who went from Duluth East high school hockey to European hockey dev czar. Plus some quick Wild talk.

Meet our summer newsroom interns Kier Zimmerman and Kim Schneider as they offer their fresh, Millennial perspective of Duluth and its residents. Kier is a Duluth East grad who wrote for the Greyhound student newspaper, enjoys James Corden videos and hopes to teach Brady Slater a thing or two about pop culture. Kim is from the Twin Cities suburbs, has a passion for hula hooping and hopes to cover stories that focus on successful women leaders in the area. Already the two of them have written some of our most popular news stories in June. If you have a question for our interns email us at podcast@duluthnews.com and we will invite them back for another show.  

An extensive #QuackQuestion leads Mike, Tommy, and Kevin down the road of the 1973 Duluth East peewee team, the club that beat the Hawks when Gordon Bombay missed his penalty shot. What if I told you a peewee team in Duluth could turn into local legend? Listen on Stitcher or the Google Play Music Store. Show Notes Thanks to @ak2themax for the topic. The moment that will live forever in Duluth: Before 1973 the Duluth high schools combined had five tournaments and one championship. Total they now have 29 appearances and three championships. Duluth East has won all three titles. The drinking age in Minnesota in 1973 was 18. Danny Almonte for those that don't know. The Duluth East goalie stands well over the top of the net (which is four feet tall) when he's down in his crouch: This is where Beaverton, Ontario is. This is where London, Ontario is. David killed Goliath and carried his head to Jerusalem. Possible candidates who were Bombay's friends in peewees and then befriended Basil McRae on the North Stars: Defenseman Scott Hirsch -- from Minneapolis, played one game with McRae Forward Scott Bjugstad -- from St. Paul, played parts of two years with McRae. Defenseman Reed Larson -- Larson from the Hawk's namesake, from Minneapolis, played 11 games with McRae Riotus is a word. Recognizability is also a word. The correct etymology for those from Duluth are Duluthians. Jim Craig played a grand total of 30 games in the NHL. The second-place banner:   Phil Vercota went to Duluth East high school. Thanks to @atgioffre for the #QuackQuestion. This was teh FIFA 16 cover: Madden was on the cover of his namesake video game until 2001. It wasn't Daunte Culpepper but Eddie George who graced the 2001 cover. Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

Sam Ekstrom, Tom Schreier and Nic Hallett talk NFL free agency with Luke Inman and interview Duluth East assistant hockey coach Dylan Mills.

The State of Hockey Report checks in on Mankato plus Breck, Duluth East and Cloquet make appearances in boys hockey

The big show down in boys hockey on Thursday night has Duluth East vs Cloquet and we get a preview from both head coaches

Duluth East Head Coach Mike Randolph previews his match up in the State Tourney