While No. 1 Minnetonka played No. 3 Edina at Braemar Arena on Jan. 10, Moorhead kept winning to retake the No. 1 spot.
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Five more teams, unranked a week ago, found their way into the statewide Minnesota Top 25.
Moorhead, winner of the Class 2A title last season, begins 2025-26 ranked first after regaining several standouts.
Staff writer Jim Paulsen considered input from coaches and analysts and studied statistics to narrow the list.
Wednesday marked the first day of the early signing period. Here’s where Division I- and II-bound athletes from the state are headed next.
Chris Husby, Minnesota’s premier kicking coach, has seen the numbers grow. “We probably have a dozen, if not more, specialists that could play at the Division I level,” he said.
Staff writer Jim Paulsen ranks the top 25 teams in the state that are still alive in the postseason playoffs.
Minnetonka’s Sean Fries in Class 3A and Winona Cotter’s Erik Semling in 1A set records, and St. Paul Como Park sprung a surprise in 2A.
Three teams in the top 10 — No. 3 Rosemount, No. 8 Forest Lake and No. 9 Byron — lost to teams that didn’t make the list.
Halloween brought big upsets and broken records as teams advanced to the football state quarterfinals.
Strib Varsity writers Marcus Fuller and Jim Paulsen forecast the results of six big matchups as teams aim for next week’s state quarterfinals.
