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FIELD TWP—After verbally committing to Hamline University in the fall, North Woods senior Erik Aune made it official last week by signing a national letter of intent to play football for the …
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FIELD TWP—After verbally committing to Hamline University in the fall, North Woods senior Erik Aune made it official last week by signing a national letter of intent to play football for the Pipers next fall. Aune was a standout wide receiver and defensive back for the Grizzlies, averaging over 18 yards per catch. However, Pipers Head Coach Chip Taylor plans to give Aune a shot on defense. “We identified Erik early in the recruiting process and we liked how he fit into our academic culture and his natural football abilities. Our defensive backs coach can’t wait to work with and develop him.” Joining Aune for the signing were his parents Cathy and Mark Aune, Grizzlies Head Coach Joel Anderson, as well as many North Woods teammates, students, and staff.