Chanhassen is the week’s biggest climber after wins against two ranked opponents.
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More than a dozen public high school schools in Minneapolis and St. Paul are represented by just two teams. History says no, but current players say yes to a new rivalry.
Orono senior Mya Moore, a Creighton recruit, scored a combined 44 points in wins over Lakeville North (73-48) and Delano (79-46).
One team exited the top 10 while another entered, but the newest No. 1 position is a first for a relatively young program.
Lauren Burnett, Maddie Gullickson, Charlie Loth, Haden Smith, Rylee Lawrence, Harlow Berger and Izaak Johnson earned this week’s honors.
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.
It’ll be Edina vs. Maple Grove in Class 3A, Blake vs. St. Paul Como Park in 2A, and Holy Angels vs. St. Cloud Cathedral in 1A.
St. Thomas Academy, Mahtomedi, Hill-Murray, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Minneapolis North and Elk River are among teams that advanced to section championships.
The teams in Strib Varsity’s statewide ranking went 25-for-25 on the playoff weekend.
Buffalo defeated Rochester John Marshall in Class 3A. Stewartville remained perfect by beating Mounds Park in overtime in 1A. Wayzata, Northfield and St. Paul Como Park also won quarterfinals.
Britta Koski, Ela Cantellano, Sam Eklund, Jackson Jenniges, Ashley Mouyenga, Godson Rufus-Okomhanru and Annaleigh Schwab landed the spots this week.
