The Forest Lake senior wore a t-shirt during his undefeated, title-winning season to honor his coach's wife, who was stricken with cancer before the season.
The Forest Lake senior wore a t-shirt during his undefeated, title-winning season to honor his coach's wife, who was stricken with cancer before the season.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune03/02/2020, 5:30pm CST
Also recognized: Derrick Cardinal (Forest Lake wrestling), Soren Dunn (Eden Prairie swimming), P.J. Hayes (Waconia basketball), Lauren Jensen (Lakeville North basketball), Anna Olson (Monticello basketball), and Annika Stewart (Wayzata basketball)
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune02/24/2020, 3:00pm CST
Also recognized: Bella Frattalone (Mahtomedi gymnastics), Gabby Krause (Andover hockey), Hunter Lyden (Stillwater wrestling), James Ohm (Armstrong wrestling), Ryan Wallin (Blaine hockey) and Hayden Zheng (St. Louis Park swimming).
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune02/03/2020, 11:45am CST
Also recognized: Sedona Blair (Holy Family hockey), Hailey Hohenecker (Providence Academy basketball), Gunnar Paulson (Delano hockey), Joey Thompson (Totino-Grace wrestling), Marco Troje (East Ridge hockey) and Drew White (St. Paul Washington Tech basketball)
By JOEL RIPPEL, Star Tribune12/30/2019, 12:45pm CST
Also recognized: Jace Demmers (Scott West wrestling), Syndney Manthana (Rockford basketball), Zack Simon (Orono hockey), Nicole Smrekar (Lakeville North hockey), Lauren Sorvari (Lakeville South hockey), and Joey Thompson (Totino-Grace wrestling).
The Forest Lake senior wore a t-shirt during his undefeated, title-winning season to honor his coach's wife, who was stricken with cancer before the season.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune03/02/2020, 5:30pm CST
Also recognized: Derrick Cardinal (Forest Lake wrestling), Soren Dunn (Eden Prairie swimming), P.J. Hayes (Waconia basketball), Lauren Jensen (Lakeville North basketball), Anna Olson (Monticello basketball), and Annika Stewart (Wayzata basketball)
By Paul Hodowanic and Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune staff writers02/29/2020, 10:54pm CST
He is the 27th wrestler to accomplish the feat. It also closed out his 112th consecutive victory. Plus notes about lots of wrestlers from Saturday's individual championships.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune02/28/2020, 10:14pm CST
Ben Lunn was moved from his normal 132 pounds to 138 in Shakopee’s victory over Stillwater in the Class 3A championship match. "Team always comes first," he said.
By Loren Nelson, SportsEngine 02/25/2020, 7:00pm CST
Championship-game foes appear poised for encore performance in Class 2A. See next season's contenders in both classes, and the potential finalists for the Ms. Hockey and Senior Goalie of the Year awards.
By Paul Hodowanic, Special to the Star Tribune02/24/2020, 5:00pm CST
Quinnipiac-bound senior Olivia Mobley scored 57 goals and had 37 assists in leading the Mustangs to their third consecutive Class 1A state championship.
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune03/23/2020, 5:39pm CDT
The star of Hill-Murray’s hockey state tournament title run brings a blue-collar mentality to his game, inspired by a brother whose life he helped save in 2015.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune03/18/2020, 8:09pm CDT
The Minnehaha Academy star, who will play basketball at Gonzaga, became the first prep athlete to win the award as the state’s top senior in football and basketball.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune02/17/2020, 1:00pm CST
Also recognized: Dawson Garcia (Prior Lake basketball), Kirby Gilbertson (Maple Grove adapted hockey), Molly Moening (St. Paul Highland Park Nordic skiing), Sophia Palmquist (Eagan Alpine skiing), Luke Pepin (Rockford basketball), and Grace Treanor (Wayzata gymnastics).
By BROOKS JOHNSON, Star Tribune02/14/2020, 11:30pm CST
The sophomore won the individual state title and helped the Scots to their first team title. The boys' winner was Henry Snider of Mounds Park Academy while Forest Lake claimed the team championship.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune02/21/2019, 3:42pm CST
Ida Bjoerklund, spending a year studying in the U.S., has brought her elite-level skill and training to the Ponies, seeking another Class 2A team title on Friday.
At 5-10 with broad shoulders and longer torso, Andrew Karpenko makes up for his lack of height with precise wall turns and superb underwater technique.
