These teams across Minnesota qualified for the boys basketball state tournament March 24-28.
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One team exited the top 10 while another entered, but the newest No. 1 position is a first for a relatively young program.
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.
Minneapolis North’s Logan Lachermeier and Cretin-Derham Hall’s Izaak Johnson posted big numbers, and Washburn and Elk River had sizable achievements.
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.
Maple Grove and Minnewaska carry the longest active win streaks in the first Minnesota Top 25 of the postseason.
The award is given to a senior from each size classification, and the six winners will be announced Sunday.
Ahead of the final games of the regular season, Centennial and Lakeville South moved into the upper echelon in Class 6A.
Class 6A’s Maple Grove stands alone as a unanimous top pick in the seven football classes.
Serious shuffling came to the seven top-10s, but No. 1 teams stood strong.
Kasson-Mantorville runner David Obst rose suddenly to the top of Class 2A, and St. Paul Como Park surged up the team list.
