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Why would 1,000-plus players try to get into the ‘stepchild of Minnesota hockey’ each year? Find out in this week’s Hockey Across Minnesota.
The Skippers won 2A state championships in 2018 and 2023, so success is nothing new. What is new for the two-time state champs is how they’re winning.
When the list of potential host markets dwindled from 10 to a final two — the Twin Cities and Seattle — representatives sold Minnesota’s history and love of the sport.
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.
Skiers, a milestone-achieving wrestler, a gymnast, basketball players and a hockey player make up seven athletes across Minnesota who earned recognition.
From rinks that were used to film Disney’s “Mighty Ducks” to those build decades ago, Strib Varsity writer Jim Paulsen lists the state’s best places to watch high school hockey.
These Minnesotans have spent anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars for a place to skate close to home.
Hockey Across Minnesota: Boys and men’s hockey players have historically used hockey slang to develop an identity. Girls and women’s hockey players, in response, are creating their own way to talk hockey.
A Nordic skier, wrestler, basketball players and hockey players make up seven athletes across Minnesota that earned recognition.
A high-scoring game between Hermantown and Duluth Marshall on Dec. 9 was must-see sports in the Northland.
Three years ago, the Bloomington Jefferson boys hockey team won just three games. This season, the Jaguars are off to a 5-0-1 start.
