By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune11/18/2019, 4:45pm CST
Also recognized: Obi Evuleocha (Champlin Park football), Grace Hanson (Hutchinson swimming), Lacey Martin (Minnetonka hockey), Olivia Mobley (Breck hockey), Nic Snuggerud (Chaska football), and Christian Vasser (Wayzata football).
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune11/11/2019, 5:45pm CST
Also recognized: Jojo Jorgenson (Minnetonka swimming), Paige Loidholt (Armstrong/Cooper hockey), Kate Long (Wayzata volleyball), Jaice Miller (Champlin Park football), Tyler Schiller (Hutchinson football), and Johnny Shabaz (Lakeville South football).
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune11/15/2019, 10:38pm CST
Visitation has outdueled Hutchinson to win the Class 1A girls’ swimming and diving title the past two years. In Class 2A, Edina showed its depth in prelims Friday while Minnetonka and Wayzata also fared well.
By Ron Haggstrom, Star Tribune11/13/2019, 2:56pm CST
The Notre Dame-bound swimmer from Minneapolis Southwest is seeking to repeat in the Class 2A 100-yard butterfly champion and will race in the 50 freestyle as well.
By Ron Haggstrom, Star Tribune09/16/2019, 3:24pm CDT
The senior, whose parents and two older brothers are divers, has her sights set on becoming the second diver in Minnesota history to win four state titles.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune01/13/2020, 11:45am CST
Also recognized: Adam Berghult (Edina Alpine skiing), Adam Flammang (St. Michael-Albertville hockey), Ryan Samuelson (Jordan basketball), Ally Qualley (Breck hockey), Cordelia Sherwood (Orono Alpine skiing), and Matthew Willert (Buffalo basketball).
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune11/20/2019, 6:49pm CST
A state tournament-ending loss last year taught the Huskies that they need to score more “dirty goals,’’ an approach their talented top line has embraced.
By Loren Nelson, SportsEngine01/20/2020, 1:30pm CST
Jan. 25: Lakeville's South and North squads seemingly have an equal dispersion of talent heading into their second matchup of the season with each other.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune12/16/2019, 2:00pm CST
Defending 3A champ Shakopee is ranked No. 1 but the state’s best team might be residing in Class 2A this winter. Plus other story lines for the season.
By Ron Haggstrom, Star Tribune01/20/2020, 1:28pm CST
Eight sets of siblings — 17 skiers in all — help anchor the speedy Ranger boys’ and girls’ teams, among the favorites to bring home state championships next month.
