Rosemount, North remain at top of SSC girls soccer
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The third meet of the South Suburban Conference cross country season took runners for a couple of loops around the Shakopee West Junior High School property on Saturday – and yielded some familiar winners.
Three-week training period started this week amid speculation fall seasons might be reinstated
Lakeville North’s girls swimming and diving team cruised to its second victory of the season, defeating Rosemount 100-78 last Friday.
The University of Minnesota’s decision to eliminate three men’s sports will affect several individuals with Dakota County ties.
Rosemount, Lakeville North, Farmington share girls conference lead
South, Eastview, Rosemount earn sweeps in SSC cross country
Ninth-graders contributing in big way for Panthers
South defeats Burnsville in ‘virtual’ meet; visiting Tigers edge North
Lakeville North sweeps Prior Lake; Eastview rallies against Blaze
This fall, teams compete in duals and triangulars
Fans won’t be permitted at regular-season meets
South Suburban announces 11-game soccer schedule
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
Up to 1,500 spectators will be admitted for Saturday’s program
Spring season places high school programs, club teams in conflict
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MSHSL board allows other fall sports to start Aug. 17
On a sunlit Sunday in July, the Lakeville boys swimming and diving team gathered at Sweeney Park to honor their 2019-2020 season.
In an ordinary summer, the Dakota County Technical College soccer teams would be gearing up for a fall season scheduled to start in late August.
NAFA holds annual Northern Nationals event in Eagan
With the Minnesota State High School League facing a decision about when – or if – to start fall sports, here’s a look at how some other states are managing pandemic concerns:
DCTC moves volleyball, soccer to spring; MSHSL to consider options
MGA keeps most of its events, but schedule reconfigured
Baseball Alliance of Minnesota helping fill summer void
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…
Former Lakeville High School soccer player Kelsey Hans helped plan a soccer-centric fundraiser to help rebuild a portion of Lake Street in Minneapolis that was ravaged by rioting.
Senior showcase held at Bunker Hills on day state tourney was to take place
Lakeville South’s Benson was golf captain, DECA president
Patrick Buchanan, head boys basketball coach at Mayer Lutheran High School the last three years, has been named to the same position at Apple Valley.
The Minnesota State High School League board of directors on Monday delayed the start of its summer coaching waiver period – the time during which high school coaches can work with their athletes – until Monday, June 15.
South boys golf team would have been near top of Class 3A rankings
Eastview High School track and cross country star A.J. Green last week was named one of the St. Paul Downtown Lions Club Amateur Athletes of the Year for 2020.
Swimmers come through the doors at 5:30 a.m. to train
Although there’s been no word yet on whether high school sports can resume in the fall, there almost certainly will be a push toward something approaching normalcy.
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.
Project expected to be completed by summer; domes could come later
Spring season is over, and future holds no guarantees
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What appeared inevitable is now official: The Minnesota high school spring sports season is canceled.
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:
Initiatives such as “Be the Light” help school populations remain socially connected
Walz says school closings likely to extend beyond May 1
Lakeville South swimmers accepted Tristan Jennings, and he gave them something in return
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