Elko Speedway completes its 55th season of racing with its Championship Night on Saturday, Oct. 3.
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Dylan Thomas delivers big hit for Elko in Class B tourney
Elko will play the Moorhead Mudcats in a first-round game at the state Class B amateur baseball tournament at 5 p.m. Saturday in Shakopee.
Lakeville resident brought college hockey award to life
The Kelly Lake broomball team from Apple Valley won the 2020 Twin City Open at Augsburg arena in July. This is a threepeat for Kelly Lake, which is currently the No. 1 ranked men’s broomball team in the nation by Broomball Central.
Up to 1,500 spectators will be admitted for Saturday’s program
League starts were delayed, seasons combined
Local youth taking on the Confidence Course in Dakota County
Farmington’s Schwamb is youngest golfer at state open and state amateur tourneys
DCTC moves volleyball, soccer to spring; MSHSL to consider options
Regulars at Dodd Trail Park hope medical emergency will lead to defibrillator at the courts
MGA keeps most of its events, but schedule reconfigured
Thor Oase, a 2020 Apple Valley High School graduate and member of the Eagles boys lacrosse team, received a national award from US Lacrosse recognizing his dedication to helping youth learn about the sport.
Baseball Alliance of Minnesota helping fill summer void
With mix of high schoolers and veterans, town team starts 3-0
Dakota County Technical College has submitted nominations for 2019–2020 NJCAA All-Academic Awards for teams and individual players. The DCTC Blue Knights baseball team had a 3.20 grade-point average and the Blue Knights softball team achieved a 3.14 GPA. In recognition of their classroom ach…
Lakeville’s Kelsey Hans helps organize fundraiser
Barring further COVID-19 complications, there will be a season
Youth sports are inching toward a more “normal” summer following last week’s Minnesota Department of Health announcement that games could resume this week.
‘Racing Against Racism’ program will be part of opening night
Field of Dreams trip provides ray of hope during difficult times
Swimmers come through the doors at 5:30 a.m. to train
Athlete plays two sports, earned biology degree in three years
2020 event was scheduled for Alimagnet Park
Youth soccer is the latest sport to ask Gov. Tim Walz for permission to return to the field.
A coalition of Minnesota youth baseball and softball organizations have created a plan to play safely during the coronavirus pandemic. Now all they need is approval from the state.
Gov. Tim Walz said Monday a decision about the remainder of the 2019-20 school year could come later this week. But it might not be welcome news for spring sports athletes, coaches and fans.
Farmington native qualified for Division III wrestling nationals 4 consecutive years
Now that Gov. Tim Walz has extended Minnesota’s stay-at-home order until May 4, here’s what that means for some local sports:
Sports have had to react on the fly to changes in the COVID-19 virus pandemic, and Minnesota high school athletics are no exception.
Basketball tournaments canceled; spring teams allowed to practice
It was not that long ago that Lakeville native Ben Saxton looked upon cross-country skiing as a way to stay in shape for the high school track and cross-country seasons. Now it’s his livelihood.
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Adapted floor hockey tournament canceled; basketball to continue with attendance restrictions
Registration is open for 2020 golf leagues at Burnsville’s Birnamwood Golf Course. They are:
The Knights of Columbus Lakeville Council 8367 held its annual free throw contest Friday, Jan. 3, at Lakeville North High School. A number of students ages 9 to 14 participated in the competition. The winners, in ascending age, are: girls Lauren Robison, Piper Ohnstad, Elizabeth Payne, Clara…
Burnsville Athletic Club Girls Slowpitch Softball will hold indoor clinics Sunday afternoons at Savage Sports Dome.
Eastview Athletic Association (EVAA) announced Tuesday it will use Hope Fieldhouse in Rosemount for a number of youth sporting events, mainly basketball and soccer.
St. Francis native and Burnsville resident has qualified for Olympic Trials
The Kelly Lake broomball team from Apple Valley won the 10-team 2019 Minnesota Meltdown championship, the first leg of the triple crown series at Augsburg College on Sept. 21 and 22. The team is led by Chris Sikich Sr. and includes members from throughout the south metro. More about the seri…
The Burnsville Hockey Club, which serves youths from preschool through high school, and its Recruitment Team has been working hard to create new programs for participants of all ages and ethnicities.
Teacher, student will participate to benefit people with disabilities
Event will raise money for National Breast Cancer Foundation
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