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Dale Jago ‘overwhelmed’ to return to Duluth Denfeld bench
['Jamey Malcomb Has A Been High School Sports Reporter For The Duluth News Tribune Since October He Spent The Previous Six Years Covering News', 'Sports For The Lake County News-Chronicle In Two Harbors', 'The Cloquet Pine Journal.', "He Graduated The George Washington University In With A Bachelor'S Degree In History", 'Literature', "Also Holds A Master'S Degree In Secondary English Education George Mason University."]
Duluth News Tribune
DULUTH — After three months of uncertainty about the leadership of Duluth Denfeld’s boys hockey team, Dale Jago will now return for an 11th season on the Hunters’ bench.
“I’m overwhelmed — it’s humbling the support I’ve received from West Duluth, from all over the Duluth hockey community.”
Others began showing their support with “I STAND WITH JAGO” signs and hats in the western half of the city.
A sign supporting Duluth Denfeld boys hockey coach Dale Jago appeared on 24th Avenue West in June.
ADVERTISEMENTLATEST FROM JAMEY MALCOMBFollowing the 2022-23 season, Denfeld voluntarily made the move to Class AA.