Nelson Close to Home, Jacobson Returns

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MINNESOTA REPORTS
CLOSE TO HOME
Kelsey Nelson, a 6-2 center from Bemidji, signed with Bemidji State in the fall. The Bemidji Pioneer featured five students from BHS that will attend BSU. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

Briana Scanlan, a starting guard at East Grand Forks, and Analey Skog of Meadow Creek will be hang up the basketball sneakers and play soccer at Bemidji State. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

INJURY RETURN
Kelsey Jacobson of Moorhead got her cast off on Monday and went right to therapy. She will wear a splint they molded to her hand this week, but looks very good, straight was the key since the ring finger had shifted when she broke it. She will be "cut loose" on Monday if this week goes well, and there are no set backs. (4 1/2 weeks). Her first game should be against Fargo Shanley on the 14th.

AAAA
The Tuesday caucus bumped Northwest Suburban games to Wednesday.
Osseo beat Elk River 59-49. From the Elk River Star News.

#1 AAAA Centennial beat Andover 90-53. It is the 5th time Centennial reached 90 or better.

Another #1 played last night: #1 AAA DeLaSalle beat St. Paul Academy 68-30

FATHER vs DAUGHTER
Daughter DeDe (Dorn) Epema coaches Montevideo's JV. Father Jan Dorn coaches the JV at ACGC. From the West Central Tribune.

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