Meanwhile, in Class 4A, a new No. 1 emerges after weeks of back and forth.
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Defending state champion and No. 1 Wayzata will get its first true test of the season Saturday night against No. 5 Cretin-Derham Hall.
Wayzata, the top-ranked team in the state among all classifications, ranks No. 1 in Class 4A. Totino-Grace is ranked No. 1 in Class 3A.
The top squads are riddled with talented players, some back from last season and others who transferred from other schools.
Jim Paulsen and Marcus Fuller take a look at four games as the postseason begins in the six smallest classes.
Here are five rising juniors across Minnesota boys basketball high on recruiting radars.
These soon-to-be seniors, some of who will sign athletic scholarships in the fall or winter, enter their final seasons with a history of success in sports.
Minnesota Star Tribune writer Ron Haggstrom gives his prediction for every section tournament in Minnesota.
Minnesota Star Tribune writer Jim Paulsen offers his prediction for every section tournament in Minnesota.
Two Duluth dads began the Minnesota Expos, and a little more than a decade later success can be measured by Division I recruits and several winning high school programs.
High school players are rising up the recruiting rankings all over the state as the season passes the midway mark.
