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Five-year-old Sage Gonzalez had a commanding lead over his brother Kyler, 8, as they raced to see who could dress up in full hockey gear and race to the finish line first. Of course, BSU hockey player Emily McKnight did help Sage a bit at Bemidji State University’s Community Appreciation Meal Tuesday evening. Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer

BSU Community Appreciation Meal

Five-year-old Sage Gonzalez had a commanding lead over his brother Kyler, 8, as they raced to see who could dress up in full hockey gear and race to the finish line first. Of course, BSU hockey player Emily McKnight did help Sage a bit at Bemidji State University’s Community Appreciation Meal Tuesday evening. Monte Draper | Bemidji Pioneer

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