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Cooper Kanthak

Cooper Kanthak

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Sports Reporter, Detroit Lakes Tribune

Detroit Lakes

Final Covers

Football , Tennis , Travel , Formula 1

Doesn’t Cover

Snobbery is passe.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 396

  • Sabres slice through Lakers as young team tries to find identity through early-season growing pains

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified, Perham Focus| Detroit Lakes Tribune Verified DETROIT LAKES — The start to the 2025 campaign hasn’t been kind to the Detroit Lakes boys tennis team. The Lakers boasted a 1-3 record as they welcomed Central Lakes Conference foe Sartell to town on Tuesday, April 15. The Sabres swept the Lakers 7-0 with only one matchup lasting longer than two sets. Dropping to 1-4 on the season, Detroit Lakes head coach Zachary Biggar is looking for answers from his young team. “I feel like we didn’t do anything that amazingly today,” Biggar said.

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified, Perham Focus · Detroit Lakes Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Lakers split doubleheader with Prowlers behind dominant outing from Lindberg in Game 2

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified| Detroit Lakes Tribune Verified DETROIT LAKES — Coming off of a rough season opener against Little Falls , the Detroit Lakes baseball team returned to action for its home opener against Thief River Falls for a doubleheader at the Detroit Lakes High School field on Friday, April 11. The Prowlers outmatched the Lakers 11-0 in five innings behind a strong outing from Logan Kriel in game one.

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified · Detroit Lakes Tribune

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Sabres slice through Lakers as young team tries to find identity through early-season growing pains

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified, Perham Focus| Detroit Lakes Tribune Verified DETROIT LAKES — The start to the 2025 campaign hasn’t been kind to the Detroit Lakes boys tennis team. The Lakers boasted a 1-3 record as they welcomed Central Lakes Conference foe Sartell to town on Tuesday, April 15. The Sabres swept the Lakers 7-0 with only one matchup lasting longer than two sets. Dropping to 1-4 on the season, Detroit Lakes head coach Zachary Biggar is looking for answers from his young team. “I feel like we didn’t do anything that amazingly today,” Biggar said.

    By Cooper Kanthak Verified, Perham Focus · Detroit Lakes Tribune

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Detroit Lakes Tribune

Detroit Lakes Tribune is your #1 source for news, weather, and sports around Detroit Lakes and throughout Minnesota.

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