The Lumberjacks dominated both Carlton (October 11) and Proctor (October 12), winning each match 3 games to 0.
Carlton match photos
Emily Fossen goes high for a kill
Katie Schulz with a kill for the Jacks
Kierra Johnson receives a Proctor serve
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Cloquet Volleyball Wins Twice
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The Lumberjacks dominated both Carlton (October 11) and Proctor (October 12), winning each match 3 games to 0.
Carlton match photos
Emily Fossen goes high for a kill
The Lumberjacks dominated both Carlton (October 11) and Proctor (October 12), winning each match 3 games to 0.
Carlton match photos
Emily Fossen goes high for a kill
Monday, October 11, 2010
Duluth Clydesdales Beat Dryden 4-3
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The Clydesdales picked up their first home win, with a 4-3 victory over the Dryden Ice Dogs, at Heritage Center, October 10, 2010. The Clydesdales got goals from Tom Paine in the first period, Keith Tomassoni and Dane Morin in the second, and another goal (the game winner) from Tomassoni in the third period. Jeff Dunaisky picked up the win for the Clydesdales.
The Clydesdales picked up their first home win, with a 4-3 victory over the Dryden Ice Dogs, at Heritage Center, October 10, 2010. The Clydesdales got goals from Tom Paine in the first period, Keith Tomassoni and Dane Morin in the second, and another goal (the game winner) from Tomassoni in the third period. Jeff Dunaisky picked up the win for the Clydesdales.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
#2 Ranked UMD Volleyball Beats Bemidji 3-1
Saturday, October 9, 2010
UMD Bulldogs Soccer Shuts Out University of Mary
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Cloquet (CEC) Boys Soccer Defeats Proctor 2-1 in Overtime
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The Lumberjacks got a measure of revenge October 7th, on the Proctor Rails, who defeated them 2-0 to open the season in August. Proctor took a 1-0 lead late in the first half on a Donovan DeBartolo goal off a rebound of a long scoring attempt. Landen Straub didn't let the Jacks stay behind long into the second half, putting a ball off the post and goalkeeper only only 36 seonds into the second half to tie the match at 1. Neither team scored the rest of the second half, despite Proctor losing a player to a red card and playing with 10 including their goalkeeper. With 1:47 remaining in the first overtime, Sam Longseth got in the way of a Proctor clearing attempt in front of their net, knocking the ball in to put the Jacks ahead 2-1. Neither team scored again, giving the Lumberjacks their split of regular season games with Proctor.
Jake Stainbrook with a first half header
John Scheuer celebrates with Sam Longseth after Longseth's go ahead goal in the first overtime
The Lumberjacks got a measure of revenge October 7th, on the Proctor Rails, who defeated them 2-0 to open the season in August. Proctor took a 1-0 lead late in the first half on a Donovan DeBartolo goal off a rebound of a long scoring attempt. Landen Straub didn't let the Jacks stay behind long into the second half, putting a ball off the post and goalkeeper only only 36 seonds into the second half to tie the match at 1. Neither team scored the rest of the second half, despite Proctor losing a player to a red card and playing with 10 including their goalkeeper. With 1:47 remaining in the first overtime, Sam Longseth got in the way of a Proctor clearing attempt in front of their net, knocking the ball in to put the Jacks ahead 2-1. Neither team scored again, giving the Lumberjacks their split of regular season games with Proctor.
Jake Stainbrook with a first half header
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Duluth Clydesdales Lose Home Opener Via Shootout
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The Clydesdales and Wilderness tied 4-4 at the end of overtime in the Duluth Clydesdales home debut at Heritage Center, October 3, 2010. The Wilderness won the best of five attempt shootout after the overtime period.
Team captain and leading scorer Tom Paine
The Clydesdales and Wilderness tied 4-4 at the end of overtime in the Duluth Clydesdales home debut at Heritage Center, October 3, 2010. The Wilderness won the best of five attempt shootout after the overtime period.
Team captain and leading scorer Tom Paine
Matt Morsette backhands a shot over the Wilderness goaltender
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
CEC Boys Soccer Defeated by Grand Rapids
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The Lumberjacks and Thunderhawks engaged in a physical soccer battle in Cloquet, September 28, 2010. Grand Rapids had a 3-1 lead at halftime, on goals by Lukas Maercker, Tyler DeHut, and Christian Pearson. The Lumberjacks lone first half goal scorer was Derek Anderson. The Jacks stormed out in the second half, scoring two goals in the first 6 minutes, by Jake Stainbrook and Zach Johnson. After Grand Rapids took a 4-3 lead, the Lumberjacks battled the final couple minutes looking for the game tying goal. A late CEC free kick was headed up and just over the top of the net, as the Thunderhawks held on to win 4-3.
Lucas Parenteau keeps a ball from going out of bounds
Jake Stainbrook scores for the Jacks
Players go after the final CEC scoring attempt, the ball ended up sailing over the crossbar.
The Lumberjacks and Thunderhawks engaged in a physical soccer battle in Cloquet, September 28, 2010. Grand Rapids had a 3-1 lead at halftime, on goals by Lukas Maercker, Tyler DeHut, and Christian Pearson. The Lumberjacks lone first half goal scorer was Derek Anderson. The Jacks stormed out in the second half, scoring two goals in the first 6 minutes, by Jake Stainbrook and Zach Johnson. After Grand Rapids took a 4-3 lead, the Lumberjacks battled the final couple minutes looking for the game tying goal. A late CEC free kick was headed up and just over the top of the net, as the Thunderhawks held on to win 4-3.
Lucas Parenteau keeps a ball from going out of bounds
Cloquet Girls Soccer Downed By Hermantown
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The Lumberjacks and Hawks had a tough battle in Cloquet, September 25, 2010. Hermantown scored the lone goal of the game just 2:01 into the first half on a Melissa Madison shot on goal that got under a diving Kenzie Rathe. Both teams went back and forth the next 78 minutes but neither could find the back of the net. The Jacks hit a post, a crossbar, and then were robbed by Hawks goalkeeper Alexa Peterson, all in a span of about 20 seconds in the second half. Cloquet's Rachel Rowenhorst got control of the ball behind a challenging goalkeeper, but the ball was knocked away by Hermantown's Mackenzie Herzig. Also in the half Hermantown put a shot off the crossbar of the Cloquet net, then headed a ball that just hit the top of the crossbar and rolled down behind the net, and Cloquet had a free kick in close to the Hawks' net, but misfired on the play.
Emily Wangen chases down a loose ball
The Lumberjacks and Hawks had a tough battle in Cloquet, September 25, 2010. Hermantown scored the lone goal of the game just 2:01 into the first half on a Melissa Madison shot on goal that got under a diving Kenzie Rathe. Both teams went back and forth the next 78 minutes but neither could find the back of the net. The Jacks hit a post, a crossbar, and then were robbed by Hawks goalkeeper Alexa Peterson, all in a span of about 20 seconds in the second half. Cloquet's Rachel Rowenhorst got control of the ball behind a challenging goalkeeper, but the ball was knocked away by Hermantown's Mackenzie Herzig. Also in the half Hermantown put a shot off the crossbar of the Cloquet net, then headed a ball that just hit the top of the crossbar and rolled down behind the net, and Cloquet had a free kick in close to the Hawks' net, but misfired on the play.
Emily Wangen chases down a loose ball
Cloquet's Sadie Micke
Friday, September 24, 2010
Cloquet Football Beats I-Falls
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The Lumberjacks exacted some revenge, from an opening week 20-19 loss to I-Falls, by beating the Broncos 27-14 in Cloquet, September 24, 2010. Trent Moe go the Jacks on the board first, returning an interception for a touchdown, and then kicking the extra point. I-Falls blocked a Moe punt, which was returned for a touchdown by Beau Herzig, and added a 2 pt conversion for an 8-7 lead. The Broncoes took a 14-7 lead to halftime after scoring on an 18 yard pass play midway through the second half.
The Lumberjacks owned the second half, getting two rushing touchdowns from Stefan Pease, and a Joe Singpiel touchdown pass to Kaleb Kadelbach to seal the victory for the Jacks.
Joe Singpiel drops back to pass
The Lumberjacks exacted some revenge, from an opening week 20-19 loss to I-Falls, by beating the Broncos 27-14 in Cloquet, September 24, 2010. Trent Moe go the Jacks on the board first, returning an interception for a touchdown, and then kicking the extra point. I-Falls blocked a Moe punt, which was returned for a touchdown by Beau Herzig, and added a 2 pt conversion for an 8-7 lead. The Broncoes took a 14-7 lead to halftime after scoring on an 18 yard pass play midway through the second half.
The Lumberjacks owned the second half, getting two rushing touchdowns from Stefan Pease, and a Joe Singpiel touchdown pass to Kaleb Kadelbach to seal the victory for the Jacks.
Joe Singpiel drops back to pass
Kaleb Kadelbach
Cole Johnson
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Cloquet Volleyball Thumps Duluth Marshall
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Thunder Volleyball Swept By Mesabi Range
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The Thunder dropped 3 straight sets vs Mesabi Range Community College, September 22, 2010.
FDLTCC's Katrina Anderson hits against Mesabi Range's Chrystal Olson
LaRena Evazich sets the ball for the Thunder
Cloquet Lumberjack graduate Keanna Karulak sets for Mesabi Range
The Thunder dropped 3 straight sets vs Mesabi Range Community College, September 22, 2010.
FDLTCC's Katrina Anderson hits against Mesabi Range's Chrystal Olson
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Cloquet Girls Soccer Ties Hibbing 1-1
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The Lumberjacks and Bluejackets battled to a 1-1 tie at Hilltop Park, September 21, 2010. Hibbing got on the board late in the first half on a Lexi Sosalla goal, while the Lumberjacks Sadie Micke, with help from Emily Rikkola hustle, tied the game 12 minutes into the second half. Hibbing's goalkeeper Mikelle Daugherty stopped a Kelsey Anderson penalty kick late in the second half.
Cloquet's Emily Rikkola avoids the diving Hibbing goalkeeper Mikelle Daugherty so set up the game tying goal.
Sadie Micke leaps over Hibbing's Callie Knudson after scoring the Cloquet goal.
The Lumberjacks and Bluejackets battled to a 1-1 tie at Hilltop Park, September 21, 2010. Hibbing got on the board late in the first half on a Lexi Sosalla goal, while the Lumberjacks Sadie Micke, with help from Emily Rikkola hustle, tied the game 12 minutes into the second half. Hibbing's goalkeeper Mikelle Daugherty stopped a Kelsey Anderson penalty kick late in the second half.
Cloquet's Emily Rikkola avoids the diving Hibbing goalkeeper Mikelle Daugherty so set up the game tying goal.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Cloquet Volleyball Swept By Hibbing
Friday, September 17, 2010
Cloquet Volleyball Sweeps Superior
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The Lumberjacks handed Superior a 3 games to 0 sweep in Superior, September 16, 2010. They controlled the first game from the start, going up 9-2. Superior cut the first game to 16-11, then Cloquet ran away with a 9-2 run to finish the first game 25-13. The second game started the opposite, with the Jacks going down 10-2, then 17-7 in that game. A Cloquet timeout (at the 17-7 score) to regroup paid off, with a huge 18-5 run to take the second game 25-22. The Jacks closed out the 3 game sweep with a 25-16 win in the final game.
Maddie Kiehn hits over a Superior player
Abbi Parenteau and Katie Schulz defends against Superior's Becky Anderson, during the 2nd game comeback
The Lumberjacks handed Superior a 3 games to 0 sweep in Superior, September 16, 2010. They controlled the first game from the start, going up 9-2. Superior cut the first game to 16-11, then Cloquet ran away with a 9-2 run to finish the first game 25-13. The second game started the opposite, with the Jacks going down 10-2, then 17-7 in that game. A Cloquet timeout (at the 17-7 score) to regroup paid off, with a huge 18-5 run to take the second game 25-22. The Jacks closed out the 3 game sweep with a 25-16 win in the final game.
Maddie Kiehn hits over a Superior player
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Thunder Volleyball Swept by Itasca
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The Thunder were swept 3 games 0 by a tough Itasca CC Vikings team September 15, 2010.
Amber Gregg attempts a kill over Itasca's Kristi Hoien
Brittany Erhardt tries to block Itasca's Tesslynn Callander
Thunder libero Rachel Sanda receives a Viking serve
The Thunder were swept 3 games 0 by a tough Itasca CC Vikings team September 15, 2010.
Amber Gregg attempts a kill over Itasca's Kristi Hoien
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
4th Ranked UMD Volleyball Beats Northern State
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The Nationally (4th) ranked Bulldogs opened their home season (and conference schedule) with a 3 games to 1 victory over Northern State University of Aberdeen, South Dakota. UMD took the first game 25-19, and dropped a tight second game 23-25, before winning the final two games 25-16 and 25-17.
UMD Senior Jamie Lakatos hitting
The Nationally (4th) ranked Bulldogs opened their home season (and conference schedule) with a 3 games to 1 victory over Northern State University of Aberdeen, South Dakota. UMD took the first game 25-19, and dropped a tight second game 23-25, before winning the final two games 25-16 and 25-17.
UMD Senior Jamie Lakatos hitting
Junior April Hansen scores one of her many kills on the night
Senior April Lamers receives a Northern State serve
Monday, September 13, 2010
Thunder Volleyball Drops Home Opener
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The Thunder volleyball team played their first home game of the year, vs Gogebic CC, September 13, 2010. They started off on the right foot, winning the first Game 25-18, having taken a 17-7 lead in the game. The second game, Gogebic got a quick start and won 25-17. The Thunder had leads of 17-13, 21-17, and 22-20 in game three before ultimately dropping the game 22-25. game 4 was back and forth, but Gogebic won that 25-15 to secure the 3 games to 1 match victory.
Amber Gregg spikes the ball against Gogebic
Holly Nelson on defense for the Thunder
Heidi Jurek receives a Gogebic serve as Mali Fonoti looks on
The Thunder volleyball team played their first home game of the year, vs Gogebic CC, September 13, 2010. They started off on the right foot, winning the first Game 25-18, having taken a 17-7 lead in the game. The second game, Gogebic got a quick start and won 25-17. The Thunder had leads of 17-13, 21-17, and 22-20 in game three before ultimately dropping the game 22-25. game 4 was back and forth, but Gogebic won that 25-15 to secure the 3 games to 1 match victory.
Amber Gregg spikes the ball against Gogebic
Heidi Jurek receives a Gogebic serve as Mali Fonoti looks on
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Lumberjack Football Defeats Eveleth Gilbert
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Lead by 3 Stefan Pease touchdowns, the Lumberjacks took care of Eveleth Gilbert 28-6 at Bromberg Field in Cloquet, September 10, 2010. The other Lumberjack touchdown was scored on a Kellin Lamirande 4 yard touchdown pass to Adam Hanson.
Lamirande calling signals from the shotgun
Kaleb Kadelbach running the ball
Lead by 3 Stefan Pease touchdowns, the Lumberjacks took care of Eveleth Gilbert 28-6 at Bromberg Field in Cloquet, September 10, 2010. The other Lumberjack touchdown was scored on a Kellin Lamirande 4 yard touchdown pass to Adam Hanson.
Lamirande calling signals from the shotgun
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Thunder Footballl Wins Home Opener
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The Thunder won their home opener, against Fergus Falls, 34-26 at Bromberg Stadium on the Cloquet High School Campus, September 4, 2010. A sloppy game, featuring a bunch of turnovers, also saw it's share of big plays. The Thunder got off to a big 28-0 lead , scoring 4 touchdowns in the first 21 minutes of the game. Quarterback Michael Davis hit on a 91 yard touchdown pass to Michael Darden with 7:28 left in the first quarter to put the Thunder on the board. Davis then hit Ronrico Ragsdale for the first of his two touchdowns, for 95 yards 1:01 into the second quarter. Three minutes later, Davis hit Michael Wallace for a 19 yard TD pass. Just 1 minute later, cornerback John Green picked off a Spartans pass and returned it 80 yards to for another Thunder touchdown. Michael Aguilera converted all 4 extra points in the first half and the Thunder had a 28-0 lead. Fergus Falls switched to running a wildcat offense for most of the remainder of the game, and scored before the half, on a 19 yard run by Eric Brown, who ran the offense from the Wildcat. The Thunder still had a 28-7 lead going to halftime.
The third quarter saw Fergus Falls running back James Norwood punch in a touchdown from 3 yards out at 9:57, and then the teams fumbled the ball back and forth in a sloppy 9 minute span.
Fergus Falls momentum continued into the fourth quarter with Brown completing a 17 yard touchdown pass to Dominik Ammermann, giving the Spartans 20 unanswered points and cutting the Thuner lead to 28-20. The Thunder added an insurance touchdown, a 4 yard pass from Davis to Ragsdale to add cushion to their lead, though Aguilera missed his only extra point when the Spartans line got through for the block. The scoring was concluded when Brown hit a touchdown pass of 15 yards. The Thunder recovered the Spartans on-side kick attempt to seal the 34-26 win.
Michael Davis rolls out for a pass
Karus Cornett breaking a big run
John Green interception
The Thunder won their home opener, against Fergus Falls, 34-26 at Bromberg Stadium on the Cloquet High School Campus, September 4, 2010. A sloppy game, featuring a bunch of turnovers, also saw it's share of big plays. The Thunder got off to a big 28-0 lead , scoring 4 touchdowns in the first 21 minutes of the game. Quarterback Michael Davis hit on a 91 yard touchdown pass to Michael Darden with 7:28 left in the first quarter to put the Thunder on the board. Davis then hit Ronrico Ragsdale for the first of his two touchdowns, for 95 yards 1:01 into the second quarter. Three minutes later, Davis hit Michael Wallace for a 19 yard TD pass. Just 1 minute later, cornerback John Green picked off a Spartans pass and returned it 80 yards to for another Thunder touchdown. Michael Aguilera converted all 4 extra points in the first half and the Thunder had a 28-0 lead. Fergus Falls switched to running a wildcat offense for most of the remainder of the game, and scored before the half, on a 19 yard run by Eric Brown, who ran the offense from the Wildcat. The Thunder still had a 28-7 lead going to halftime.
The third quarter saw Fergus Falls running back James Norwood punch in a touchdown from 3 yards out at 9:57, and then the teams fumbled the ball back and forth in a sloppy 9 minute span.
Fergus Falls momentum continued into the fourth quarter with Brown completing a 17 yard touchdown pass to Dominik Ammermann, giving the Spartans 20 unanswered points and cutting the Thuner lead to 28-20. The Thunder added an insurance touchdown, a 4 yard pass from Davis to Ragsdale to add cushion to their lead, though Aguilera missed his only extra point when the Spartans line got through for the block. The scoring was concluded when Brown hit a touchdown pass of 15 yards. The Thunder recovered the Spartans on-side kick attempt to seal the 34-26 win.
Michael Davis rolls out for a pass
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Cloquet Volleyball Sweeps Barnum
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The Lumberjacks handed the Barnum Bombers a loss in 3 straight games September 2, 2010 in the Cloquet volleyball home opener.
Abbi Parenteau hitting against Barnum's Kelsey Wickstrom
Emily Fossen stuffs Daron Mainville's attempt
Libero Kierra Johnson sets the defense
The Lumberjacks handed the Barnum Bombers a loss in 3 straight games September 2, 2010 in the Cloquet volleyball home opener.
Abbi Parenteau hitting against Barnum's Kelsey Wickstrom
Emily Fossen stuffs Daron Mainville's attempt
Libero Kierra Johnson sets the defense
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