Football players in the 2027, 2028 and 2029 classes will seek to stand out across the state.
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To win, yes, but it’s often more complicated and deeper than what’s on the scoreboard. Hear from athletes themselves:
Inside an imperfect system: Because the high school league is “not an investigative body,” athletic directors own the burden of enforcing Minnesota’s trust-based transfer process. Coaches are often caught in the middle, too.
More than a dozen interviews produced a comprehensive explanatory FAQ on high school sports transfers in Minnesota.
Take our quiz and learn about exclusive coverage of student-athlete transfers, coming soon from Strib Varsity.
Soren Swenson of Mounds View remains the No. 1 singles player in the big-school classification.
After the first full week of the high school baseball season, three new teams crack the Minnesota Top 25.
Cretin-Derham Hall, Minnetonka and Farmington lead the first rankings of the baseball season.
Defending singles champions Soren Swenson (Class 2A) and Winston Arvidson (Class 1A) are the early favorites to win the single titles this season.
Apple Valley upset the No. 2 and No. 3 seeds while the Hawks beat the No. 1 seed to create a Class 4A championship matchup of underdogs.
Hockey is never far from our collective minds in the State of Hockey, so it’s time to look at what’s ahead for boys hockey next season.
