By Cassidy Hettesheimer, the Minnesota Star Tribune05/05/2025, 7:45pm CDT
Others earning the honor this week are Myles Woods (Chanhassen), Ella Lysne (Minneapolis Roosevelt), Bode Campbell (Bloomington Jefferson), Sophie Cook (Hawley), Ariel Xiong (Spring Lake Park) and Jack Leuer (Big Lake).
By Ron Haggstrom, The Minnesota Star Tribune11/25/2024, 5:30pm CST
This week's list includes girls basketball players Ava Litecky of Totino-Grace and Aubrey Cochran-Starr of Fridley, Walker Andersen of New Prague boys hockey, Taylor Thompson of Forest Lake girls hockey, Parker Wangen of Stewartville football and Ben Dahlin of Jackson County Central football.
By Ron Haggstrom, the Minnesota Star Tribune04/22/2025, 10:15am CDT
The other Prep Athletes of the Week are Brandon Cooper (Annandale), Keira Limpert (East Ridge), Luke Ehlers (Marshall), Sydney Klar (Stewartville), Eli Busse (Edina) and Emily Spencer (Bloomington Kennedy).
By Cassidy Hettesheimer, the Minnesota Star Tribune04/11/2025, 2:30pm CDT
In football, Maple Grove, Minnetonka and Moorhead will compete in 6A Section 6. For boys hockey, Rogers will join the same section as 12-time state champion Edina.
Watch at 7 p.m. on startribune.com: Carson Timm leads the Bengals against Drew Law and the Huskies in battle for the Northwest Suburban Conference title.
Watch on startribune.com: Division I commits Max Berrisford and Owen Marsolek lead Class 2A’s No. 1-ranked Hilltoppers against the Thunderhawks at 10 a.m.
Watch on startribune.com: Haas, Minnesota’s top draft prospect and a Tennessee commit, leads Class 2A’s No. 5-ranked Rockets against the No. 3 Yellowjackets at 1 p.m.
By Cassidy Hettesheimer, the Minnesota Star Tribune04/11/2025, 2:30pm CDT
In football, Maple Grove, Minnetonka and Moorhead will compete in 6A Section 6. For boys hockey, Rogers will join the same section as 12-time state champion Edina.
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune04/27/2020, 3:30pm CDT
All teams in contention for basketball state titles when the COVID-19 pandemic ended play will be known as "finalists'' and receive trophies and medals.
By David La Vaque, Star Tribune04/27/2020, 3:30pm CDT
All teams in contention for basketball state titles when the COVID-19 pandemic ended play will be known as "finalists'' and receive trophies and medals.