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Over three days, three of the first 10 in the Strib Varsity rankings hit the end of their seasons.
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'Banana pancakes': With those words, Will Gremmels kicked the winning field goal for Edina
The Hornets, after benefitting from Chase Bjorgaard’s 190 rushing yards and two touchdowns, turned to senior kicker Will Gremmels for the winning points.
Minnesota's longest winning streak reaches 44 games
The Vikings are in pursuit of their fourth Class 1A state championship in a row.
Reusse: Watched from above, Minneapolis North angles for a trip to U.S. Bank Stadium
The Polars, 10-0 and headed to a Class 3A quarterfinal Saturday, play high-flying offense, fitting for a team whose practices are observed by an eagle.
Highlights and soundbites: Moorhead proves itself with Class 6A quarterfinal win over Centennial
Quarterback Jett Feeney ran for two touchdowns and passed for two to lead the Spuds into the state semifinals for the first time since 2015.
Watch the show: Shaver breaks down Thursday's state tourney opening night
Randy Shaver delivered the rundown from the first 11 football state quarterfinal games on Thursday’s episode of “Strib Varsity Live,” and he’ll be back for more Friday.
Kasson-Mantorville turns away Hill-Murray, reaches Class 4A semifinals
The KoMets, a known quantity after their upset of powerful Byron, even left room for improvement, three-TD scorer Jeremiah Peterson-Gordon said.
Marshall brings Totino-Grace to a halt in Class 4A state quarterfinal
Andrew Stelter, a linebacker first and a running back in his free time, ran for two touchdowns and caught a TD pass for the Tigers.
Rewind: See which teams booked their tickets to football semifinals at U.S. Bank Stadium
Marshall, Moorhead and Kasson-Mantorville move on to state semifinals at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Strib Varsity writers get in their guesses about the quarterfinals
The final week of outdoor football is about to begin. After this, the teams still alive head inside, with semifinals and the Prep Bowl at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Metro West establishes itself as the juggernaut of Class 6A football
Six of the eight teams remaining in the large-school playoff bracket come from Minnesota’s most powerful district.
