By JOEL RIPPEL, Star Tribune12/02/2019, 3:30pm CST
Also recognized: Dain Dainja (Park Center basketball), Ali Granovsky (Roseville hockey), Jade Hill (Minneapolis South basketball), Jenna Johnson (Wayzata basketball), Charlie Strobel (Hill-Murray hockey), and Christian Vasser (Wayzata football).
By JOEL RIPPEL, Star Tribune12/02/2019, 3:30pm CST
Also recognized: Dain Dainja (Park Center basketball), Ali Granovsky (Roseville hockey), Jade Hill (Minneapolis South basketball), Jenna Johnson (Wayzata basketball), Charlie Strobel (Hill-Murray hockey), and Christian Vasser (Wayzata football).
High school sports writers David La Vaque and Jim Paulsen each recalled highlights from games and moments they came across during their coverage of games since late August.
By JOEL RIPPEL, Star Tribune12/02/2019, 3:30pm CST
Also recognized: Dain Dainja (Park Center basketball), Ali Granovsky (Roseville hockey), Jade Hill (Minneapolis South basketball), Jenna Johnson (Wayzata basketball), Charlie Strobel (Hill-Murray hockey), and Christian Vasser (Wayzata football).
High school sports writers David La Vaque and Jim Paulsen each recalled highlights from games and moments they came across during their coverage of games since late August.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune11/29/2019, 11:45pm CST
Senior Christian Vasser, behind a powerful offensive line, tied a Prep Bowl record with five rushing touchdowns as the Trojans completed their undefeated season with a 35-20 victory.
By DAVID LA VAQUE, Star Tribune 11/29/2019, 7:00pm CST
Spartans quarterback Jack Steil threw a fourth-down touchdown pass and then completed a two-point conversion pass to stun the previously unbeaten Wolfpack.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune10/28/2019, 10:30am CDT
Also recognized: Aidan Bouman (Buffalo), Anthony Gipson (Maple Grove), Khyah Harper (Centennial), Riaz Kelly (St. Paul Central), Arlina Shen (Blake) and Analee Weaver (Stillwater).
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune10/25/2019, 7:00pm CDT
The sophomore backed up her No. 1 seeding in the state tournament, using a deft strategy of defense and opportunistic play to defeat Edina’s Nicole Copeland.
By Joel Rippel, Star Tribune11/15/2019, 10:38pm CST
Visitation has outdueled Hutchinson to win the Class 1A girls’ swimming and diving title the past two years. In Class 2A, Edina showed its depth in prelims Friday while Minnetonka and Wayzata also fared well.
