Waseca football coach returns home after going into cardiac arrest during game
A Waseca football coach, whose life was saved last weekend after going into cardiac arrest during a game thanks in part to help from bystanders, is now back home after a hospital stay.
Former Minnehaha Academy star Jalen Suggs taken 5th overall by Orlando in NBA Draft
A former star on the hardcourt at Minnehaha Academy is headed to the NBA.
St. Thomas Academy hires Khalid El-Amin as boys basketball coach
St. Thomas Academy announced on Thursday that it has a new boys basketball coach, and it’s a name widely known and respected in Minnesota basketball circles.
Minnesota high schooler competing in International Physics Olympiad
Evan Erickson will be one of five students in the U.S. competing in the International Physics Olympiad.
Rockford High girls' track team wins school's 1st state championship in 165 years
The Rockford High School girls' track team won their school's first state championship in 165 years of competition.
Adam Thielen, partners fund new lighting system at Brooklyn Center stadium
The Vikings receiver says Friday night lights were some of his fondest sports memories, so he partnered with some local organizations to make those same memories for Brooklyn Center football players.
Minnesota softball coach goes into labor during game, gives birth in car
A softball coach went into labor during a playoff game and had to give birth on the way to the hospital.
Stillwater softball standout puts Ponies on national map
The Stillwater Ponies galloped into the national rankings thanks to their star pitcher.
Mike Randolph resigns as Duluth East hockey coach after 32 seasons
After 32 seasons and 18 state tournament appearances, Mike Randolph resigned this week as Duluth East hockey coach citing parental pressure.
Minnehaha Academy’s Chet Holmgren a finalist for Gatorade National Player of the Year
Minnehaha Academy's Chet Holmgren was named the Minnesota Gatorade Boys Basketball Player of the Year on Friday, and is a top-three finalist for the national award.
MSHSL adds girls wrestling for 2021-22 season, boys volleyball fails
The Minnesota State High School League on Tuesday voted to approve adding girls wrestling as a varsity sport in the 2021-22 season, but opted not to add boys volleyball despite growing popularity in the sport.
MSHSL to vote Tuesday on adding boys volleyball, girls wrestling for 2021
The Minnesota State High School League will be voting Tuesday to determine if boys volleyball and girls wrestling will be high school sports as early as the 2021-22 academic year.
Golf phenom Isabella McCauley, 17, qualifies for U.S. Women’s Open
Isabella McCauley is only 17 years old, but she’s already playing golf at some of the highest levels a high school athlete can.
Outdoor athletes not required to wear masks during play, health officials say
The Minnesota Department of Health now says that athletes playing outdoor sports can remove their masks while actively playing on the field or court.
'Shock and disbelief': Bloomington-Jefferson hockey community mourns coach's death
The Bloomington-Jefferson community is hurting after the death of its girls' hockey coach.
Hill-Murray sues MSHSL to stay in state hockey tournament, judge dismisses case
The Hill-Murray boys high school hockey team has been informed it will not be able to play its quarterfinal state tournament game Wednesday after a member of their opponent in the section finals tested positive for COVID-19 after the game.
Hermantown's JV team replaces varsity at the state hockey tournament
After a player on the opposing team in Hermantown’s last game tested positive for COVID-19, the Hawks were hit in the gut on Tuesday.
Red Wing JV hockey team steps up for playoff win with varsity squad in quarantine
A junior varsity girl’s hockey team in Red Wing, Minnesota stepped into the playoff spotlight this week after the varsity players were forced to shut down due to COVID-19 exposures.
Despite warning from state, 2 Carver County districts will allow varsity sports to continue
At least two of four school districts in Carver County are planning to continue on with its varsity sports programs, despite a recommendation from the state on Friday for a two-week pause for athletes due to rising cases of a COVID-19 variant.