The night of February 14th was a thrilling one for sports fans in the St. Cloud area. The ice was hot with intense hockey matches and the basketball courts were alive with exciting games.

    The women's hockey team from the College of St. Benedict pulled off an impressive victory. They defeated Augsburg University in overtime. 4-3. Merrill Delich, Jorja Jusczak, Ava Stinnett, and Jena Timm all scored for the Bennies. This win was a big deal because Augsburg is a strong team.

    The University of Minnesota's women's hockey team also had a great night. They won against St. Cloud State University 4-3. Sofianna Sundelin scored two goals, and Emma Gentry added one. This game was close, but the Huskies managed to pull ahead.

    The men's hockey scene was just as exciting. St. John's University dominated Augsburg University with an 8-2 victory. Jackson Bisson led the Johnnies with two goals. Connor Couet, Justin Thompson, Chris Kernan, Cam Boche, Parker Gnos, and Logan Lyke each scored one goal. This was a big win for St. John's, showing their strength on the ice.

    Basketball fans also had a lot to cheer about. St. Cloud State University's women's basketball team won against Wayne State University 55-52. Rachel Kottke was the star of the game, scoring 17 points. This win was a close one, but the Huskies managed to edge out their opponents.

    The men's basketball team from St. Cloud State University also had a great night. They won against Wayne State University 65-53. Lucas Morgan scored 15 points, and Luke Winkel added 13 points. This win showed that the Huskies are a force to be reckoned with on the court.

    The junior hockey scene was also exciting. The St. Cloud Norsemen defeated the Minnesota Mallards 6-2. Sam Kartch and Tyler Wishart each scored two goals, and Bronson Hunt and Mason LeBel added one goal each. This win was a big deal for the Norsemen, showing their strength in the junior hockey league.

    Hockey and basketball fans in the St. Cloud area had a lot to celebrate on this night. The games were exciting, and the teams showed their skills and determination. It was a night to remember for sports fans in the area.

Hockey and Basketball Showdowns: St. Cloud's Big Night

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