State champions and former Ms. and Mr. Hockey winners are on the list. The highest picks were Logan Hensler of Hill-Murray and Rory Guilday of Minnetonka.

Sixteen seniors, eight in baseball and eight in softball, are finalists for the award.

The Minnesota State High School League rescheduled Tuesday’s quarterfinals and planned to play semifinals Wednesday as well.

Jim Paulsen forecasts which teams will advance to the semifinals and championship games, including the four eventual tournament winners.

As section tournaments get underway, a new No. 1 team leads the list: Blaine, with only two regular-season losses.

Minnesota Star Tribune writer Jim Paulsen offers his prediction for every section tournament in Minnesota.

No. 1 Cretin-Derham Hall, under coach Buzz Hannahan, is on a four-game winning streak.

Mounds View pushed Cretin-Derham Hall to No. 2 in a list featuring a heavy dose of teams from the conference they share, the Suburban East.

High school players are rising up the recruiting rankings all over the state as the season passes the midway mark.

Cretin-Derham Hall is the latest to hold the top spot, and undefeated Blaine is also on the rise.