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Maddie Gullickson and her Trojans teammates swept Class 3A, St. Peter’s Keira Friedrich won the 2A race and St. John’s Prep’s Margaret Duffy took the 1A title.
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U golf course's pending closure leaves state cross-country meet's future in limbo
Coaches reeling from the pending closure of Les Bolstad Golf Course still hope to race there but are exploring other options.
Video: Unique fundraisers bring in thousands of dollars for Minnesota programs
Events like the Taste of Maple Grove, Putt Fore Dough and Geezer Chase help support athletic programs.
Meet Minnesota’s top returning boys and girls high school cross-country runners
Sean Fries of Minnetonka and Maddie Gullickson of Wayzata stand atop the list of athletes back for another run at it.
Staples-Motley high school runner has chance to do the unthinkable
Gophers coaches have already talked with the junior, who this June could become the first Minnesota runner to win a state title in every distance event.
Forest Lake’s Hushagen doubles up: She’s again the Star Tribune's Girls Cross-Country Runner of the Year
Others suggested she would slow down, but Hushagen never did, repeating as the Class 3A champion.
Two Class 3A cross-country champions repeat their success
St. Paul Highland Park’s girls team had the top two finishers and won the Class 2A team title.
Prep Athletes of the Week: Erik Aasheim's determination lifts Orono boys soccer
Highland Park runner Grace Lewis-Mosher clocks a personal-best 17 minutes, 57 seconds to earn medalist honors and lead the Scots to the St. Paul City Conference championship.
Prep Athletes of the Week: Kaelyn Wittwer's 'incredible court coverage' keeps Delano volleyball at the top
Also: Minnehaha Academy’s Chloe Alley wins Class 1A, Section 4 individual singles title to advance to the state tournament
Saturday’s prep sports results
Results from around the state and metro.
Roseville’s Mechura wins 38th annual Roy Griak Invitational
Robert Mechura’s winning time of 15 minutes and 35 seconds put him ahead of Minnetonka’s Sean Fries by 17.4 seconds in the boys championship division race.
