In the largest-schools classification, both Eagan and Hopkins moved more than two spots in Class 4A.
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Hopkins, Benilde-St. Margaret’s and Providence Academy begin the 2025 season as the top teams in 4A, 3A and 2A according to the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association.
Dwight Lundeen, after 56 seasons of leading the Bulldogs, said in a text message he’s “looking forward to doing all the special things ONE MORE TIME.”
Two Rivers made the biggest new mark in the team rankings, entering the Class 3A top 10 at No. 6.
Kaaleem Reiland, David Carter, Kenna Hennessey, Ava Johnson, Greta Marcott, Saskia Piltingsrud and William Souba catch the honors this time.
Chanhassen quarterback Nathan Ramler called in for a conversation with Randy Shaver, as did football coaches from across Minnesota.
Individual runners shook up the rankings, but the teams held their spots.
The arrival of Perham’s Matt Jorgenson in the Class 2A individual rankings stands as the lone development.
Becker and Totino-Grace met for the first time since last year’s Class 4A state championship on Friday in a game streamed on Strib Varsity.
The Class 3A team rankings changed considerably, the biggest move by Waconia. A big individual mover showed up in each class.
Kasson-Mantorville runner David Obst rose suddenly to the top of Class 2A, and St. Paul Como Park surged up the team list.
