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Greenway became a Minnesota great this winter. Watch this special feature to go beyond the stats with the 11-time state champion.
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In the big-school classification, Rosemount rallied in the second half to upset No. 1 and defending champion Hopkins, a storied program that was chasing a 10th title.
Strib Varsity selected five players whose performances throughout the state tournament earned special recognition.
The Lions won their fifth straight state title behind Maddyn Greenway’s 33 points in a Class 2A championship win vs. Duluth Marshall.
Sydney Friedly scored 24 points and the Red Knights beat Stewartville 75-63 to become the second Minnesota girls basketball team to four-peat.
Led by All-Minnesota guard Morgan Mathiowetz, the No. 2-seeded Knights defeated top-seeded Mountain Iron-Buhl 80-63.
Led by Maddyn Greenway, Providence Academy looks for a fifth consecutive Minnesota girls basketball state title, while Chloe Johnson and Duluth Marshall hope for a first.
Hopkins, the defending Class 4A state champions, have the chance to claim back-to-back titles for the first time since winning three straight from 2011-13.
Star guards Maddyn Greenway and Chloe Johnson will face off for the 2A crown on Saturday, while Mountain Iron-Buhl and Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s will square off in 1A.
The MSHSL has moved up two of the four girls basketball state championship games happening Saturday, March 14, at Williams Arena with a snowstorm expected to slam the state this weekend.
No. 1 Mountain Iron-Buhl and No. 2 Sleepy Eye Saint Mary’s will meet in the Class 1A final on Saturday, March 14.
