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Ex-Minnesota Duluth captain giving hockey in Hungary a try
As he waits for word of when Boston Bruins training camp will start, Nick Wolff will play for a couple of months and hone his skills with the DVTK Polar Bears, a Slovakian league team based in Miskocl, Hungary.
Women's hockey pioneer Lynn Olson honored with national award
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Big decision went swimmingly for U.S. Hall of Fame nominee Jenny Potter
The Edina native always wanted to be an Olympian, and she struck gold by picking hockey over swimming as a teenager.
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Puck Drop
Ex-Minnesota Duluth captain giving hockey in Hungary a try
As he waits for word of when Boston Bruins training camp will start, Nick Wolff will play for a couple of months and hone his skills with the DVTK Polar Bears, a Slovakian league team based in Miskocl, Hungary.
Big decision went swimmingly for U.S. Hall of Fame nominee Jenny Potter
The Edina native always wanted to be an Olympian, and she struck gold by picking hockey over swimming as a teenager.
Motzko, Gophers men's hockey team await Big Ten football decision
As the conference reportedly inched toward having football start in October, Minnesota coach Bob Motzko was cautiously optimistic that hockey decisions will soon follow.
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