By HEATHER RULE, Special to the Star Tribune03/02/2019, 10:44pm CST
The Hornets won events — all freestyle races — and scored points in all but two events to earn 268 total points Saturday to win the Class 2A championship.
By HEATHER RULE, Special to the Star Tribune03/02/2019, 10:44pm CST
The Hornets won events — all freestyle races — and scored points in all but two events to earn 268 total points Saturday to win the Class 2A championship.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune03/01/2019, 10:13pm CST
Breazeale set a record in the 100-yard backstroke (48.57 seconds). He also teamed with James Pan, Spencer Pruett and Dylan Brown to set a record of 1:32.43 in 200 medley relay.
By HEATHER RULE, Special to the Star Tribune03/02/2019, 10:44pm CST
The Hornets won events — all freestyle races — and scored points in all but two events to earn 268 total points Saturday to win the Class 2A championship.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune03/01/2019, 10:13pm CST
Breazeale set a record in the 100-yard backstroke (48.57 seconds). He also teamed with James Pan, Spencer Pruett and Dylan Brown to set a record of 1:32.43 in 200 medley relay.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune11/16/2018, 9:44pm CST
The Hornets won six events: two relays, two victories from Claudia Chang, one from Lily Gremmels and a third consecutive diving title from Megan Phillip.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune11/16/2018, 5:37pm CST
For the second consecutive year, the Mendota Heights school claimed the state championship without winning any events but the Blazers earned points in all 12.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune11/15/2018, 11:20pm CST
Visitation, which has won five consecutive 1A state titles, qualified 14 individuals and all three relay teams for Friday’s championship finals while Edina and Minnetonka shined in 2A.
By Jack Warrick and Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune staff writers03/02/2019, 10:45pm CST
The Eagles senior, competing at 126 pounds, was a three-time state runner up before Saturday afternoon. Plus other news and notes from Class 2A and 1A.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune02/14/2019, 5:21pm CST
The St. Paul Academy senior overcame an 18-second deficit to defeat the defending state champion. In the girls’ race, Wayzata senior Mara McCollor became the first repeat winner since Jessie Diggins.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune02/13/2019, 4:43pm CST
Against strong and familiar competition, Peyton Servais pegged herself as taking fourth at best. Mounds View senior Kaarl Damberg took the boys’ championship.
By Ron Haggstrom, Star Tribune02/12/2019, 4:17pm CST
She knows she will need to ski aggressively to challenge longtime friend and defending state champion Becca Divine of Eden Prairie in the state meet on Wednesday.
