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Loftus won the Class 3A singles state title while helping Mayo win the team state title.
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Rochester Mayo’s Claire Loftus named Star Tribune's All-Minnesota Girls Tennis Player of the Year
The senior, who will play collegiately at Johns Hopkins University, led her team to a second consecutive team state title in Class 2A while earning the 2A individual singles state championship.
Girls Tennis: Rochester Mayo's Loftus completes high school career with second state 2A title
Loftus stays undefeated after defeating Elk River’s Ava Nelson in three sets. Also, Mounds View sisters Rory and Reese Wahlstrand take doubles championship.
Girls Tennis: Minnehaha Academy’s Chloe Alley captures Class 1A singles title
Top-seeded sophomore defeats Blake sophomore Fatemeh Vang in two sets for 1A title.
Girls tennis: Blake wins program's 15th team state championship
Doubles pairs sweep help the Bears roar to victory, the program’s 15th overall.
Girls tennis: Rochester Mayo wins second consecutive Class 2A team title
The Spartans completed an undefeated season by beating Edina 5-2 for their second consecutive Class 2A girls tennis team championship.
Rochester Mayo the clear favorite to win Class 2A girls tennis state tournament
While the defending Class 2A champion Spartans are the large-school tournament favorites, one long-time tourney regular will not be making another appearance.
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
Meet the Star Tribune Prep Athletes of the Week
Also: Bloomington Kennedy’s Marlon Seahorn Jr. is on the verge of a record-setting season and is one of three soccer standouts in this week’s group.
Prep scores and rankings from Monday, Aug. 19
Scores and rankings from around Minnesota.
The 50 most memorable Minnesota girls from the Title IX sports era
Narrowing thousands of champions and hundreds of history-makers in Minnesota prep sports down to 50 names wasn’t easy.
