Wildcats' state champions create highlight moments
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High school spring sports are postponed until at least May 4 following Gov. Tim Walz’s executive order Wednesday requiring Minnesotans to remain at home for at least two weeks because of the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
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
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Farmington’s Krause has top-three finishes in two events
Farmington’s Peterson second in Class 3A tourney
Top seeds Farmington, Rosemount win opening-round games
The meet wasn’t decided until the last event, when Eagan won the 400-yard freestyle relay to finish one point ahead of Rosemount and earn its seventh consecutive Section 3AA boys swimming and diving championship.
Wildcats’ Maccarone finishes 13th in Class AA finals
State individual tourney begins Friday
Eighth-grader tops defending champion at state
Lakeville South’s Brewster 7th in girls pursuit race
Class AA meet features lots of local gymnasts
Winning the South Suburban Conference boys hockey championship couldn’t have hurt Lakeville South’s case for a No. 1 playoff seed.
Burnsville takes on Edina in Class AA girls hockey quarterfinals
South Suburban Conference skiers almost swept the championships at the state high school Alpine skiing meet before "settling" for three out of four.
Burnsville will go to the state girls hockey tournament for the first time since 2014 after defeating Eagan 3-1 in the Section 3AA final Wednesday night in Inver Grove Heights.
Three ISD 196 teams will compete Friday at Giants Ridge
Duel between local skiers shaping up in girls race
Tuesday was a big day at Buck Hill for skiers from the South Suburban Conference.
Eastview returns to the state girls Nordic skiing meet for the seventh consecutive year after winning the Section 1 team championship Tuesday in Bloomington.
Lakeville South has been one of the most consistent teams in Class AA girls hockey – and as a result the Cougars are a No. 1 seed in the section playoffs that began this week.
Minnesota State University, Mankato’s run in the NCAA Division II football playoffs caught the attention of a number of high school players from Dakota County, who now intend to be future Mavericks.
Lightning win conference title by 5 points
Eastview, Apple Valley girls hockey teams seek top seed
Class AA meet is Saturday at University of Minnesota
Eagles have four-point lead late in the regular season
Eagan’s Lily Fandre is guarded by Lakeville North’s Michaela Juaire during a South Suburban Conference girls basketball game Jan. 9. Lakeville North won 61-59 in overtime, dropping Eagan to 5-8 overall and 0-6 in the conference. Fandre had 14 points, eight assists and six rebounds for the Wi…
Haley Bryant handles the ball for Lakeville North in a South Suburban Conference girls basketball game against Eagan on Jan. 9. The Panthers, who trailed by three points at halftime, came back to win 61-59 in overtime. Lakeville North, whose leading scorer Lauren Jensen was out because of a …
Rosemount tops Eagan to remain tied for first in SSC boys hockey
Lightning develop young players, hoping they will be ready for March
Apple Valley, Farmington, North and South also compete
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.
South Suburban Conference girls hockey teams went 9-0 in the Louis Schmitz Memorial Tournament last week, including three victories by host school Farmington.
Farmington, Burnsville to hold girls hockey tourneys
Lakeville North's Volk is champion at 106 pounds
Defending Class AA champs return top four all-arounders
Several local athletes have roles on college teams that will play for national championships this weekend.
Panthers will defend title; Eastview seeks return to state
The favorite in South Suburban Conference wrestling already was clear – and if you needed more evidence, look no further than Shakopee’s 65-5 victory over Farmington last week.
Defending champion Rosemount faces several potential challengers
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