Girls Basketball Hub
The No. 1-ranked teams in the four classifications held serve in the latest Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association weekly poll released Feb. 8.
Basketball Across Minnesota: Around the state, success for a number of girls teams is driven by siblings.
The Menahga Braves are in the top 10 for the first time this season, entering the Class 2A poll at No. 10.
On Friday, Jan. 30 the 5,000-point club in Minnesota high school basketball grew to four members when Providence Academy’s Maddyn Greenway hit the milestone bucket against Blake.
The Trojans are on an impressive winning streak, but their journey through a stacked Lake Conference is far from over.
Tori Oehrlein, a senior guard at Crosby-Ironton, did so with a 38-point performance against Pine City on Jan. 29, giving her a career total of 5,123 points.
Northome/Kelliher girls basketball team, the Strib Varsity/Taco Bell Team of the Week, has experienced a season of big milestones.
Many of these players will suit up for Division I and II colleges like Bemidji State, South Dakota State, South Dakota and Minnesota State Mankato.
The Trojans, winners of four straight games, were previously No. 3 in the top 10 poll.
Lakeville South freshman Macie Henrikson led the Cougars to a 63-56 win over Lakeville North on the sixth stop of the Strictly x Strib Varsity Tour.
The biggest news to happen this week: Tori Oehrlein becoming the all-time leading scorer in Minnesota girls basketball history.
