By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/09/2025, 11:00am CDT
After playing for the University of Minnesota years apart, MarQueis Gray and Bryan Cupito watch their children succeed on the AAU hardcourt at the same time.
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/09/2025, 11:00am CDT
After playing for the University of Minnesota years apart, MarQueis Gray and Bryan Cupito watch their children succeed on the AAU hardcourt at the same time.
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/05/2025, 12:00pm CDT
Delano’s Max Iversen (North Dakota State) became the eighth in his class to receive a Division I offer and the third to commit after AAU teammates Cedric Tomes (Gophers) and Christian Wiggins (Iowa State).
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/09/2025, 11:00am CDT
After playing for the University of Minnesota years apart, MarQueis Gray and Bryan Cupito watch their children succeed on the AAU hardcourt at the same time.
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/05/2025, 12:00pm CDT
Delano’s Max Iversen (North Dakota State) became the eighth in his class to receive a Division I offer and the third to commit after AAU teammates Cedric Tomes (Gophers) and Christian Wiggins (Iowa State).
By Ron Haggstrom, Jim Paulsen, Cassidy Hettesheimer and Jake Epstein, the Minnesota Star Tribune05/28/2025, 11:45am CDT
The all-sport list includes basketball player Ty Schlagel from Cretin-Derham Hall, Simley wrestler Charli Raymond, and swimmer Adalynn Biegler from Monticello.
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By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/09/2025, 11:00am CDT
After playing for the University of Minnesota years apart, MarQueis Gray and Bryan Cupito watch their children succeed on the AAU hardcourt at the same time.
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/09/2025, 11:00am CDT
After playing for the University of Minnesota years apart, MarQueis Gray and Bryan Cupito watch their children succeed on the AAU hardcourt at the same time.
By Marcus Fuller, the Minnesota Star Tribune06/05/2025, 12:00pm CDT
Delano’s Max Iversen (North Dakota State) became the eighth in his class to receive a Division I offer and the third to commit after AAU teammates Cedric Tomes (Gophers) and Christian Wiggins (Iowa State).
By Ron Haggstrom, Jim Paulsen, Cassidy Hettesheimer and Jake Epstein, the Minnesota Star Tribune05/28/2025, 11:45am CDT
The all-sport list includes basketball player Ty Schlagel from Cretin-Derham Hall, Simley wrestler Charli Raymond, and swimmer Adalynn Biegler from Monticello.
By Cassidy Hettesheimer, the Minnesota Star Tribune04/11/2025, 2:30pm CDT
In football, Maple Grove, Minnetonka and Moorhead will compete in 6A Section 6. For boys hockey, Rogers will join the same section as 12-time state champion Edina.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune03/02/2020, 5:30pm CST
Also recognized: Derrick Cardinal (Forest Lake wrestling), Soren Dunn (Eden Prairie swimming), P.J. Hayes (Waconia basketball), Lauren Jensen (Lakeville North basketball), Anna Olson (Monticello basketball), and Annika Stewart (Wayzata basketball)
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune02/17/2020, 1:00pm CST
Also recognized: Dawson Garcia (Prior Lake basketball), Kirby Gilbertson (Maple Grove adapted hockey), Molly Moening (St. Paul Highland Park Nordic skiing), Sophia Palmquist (Eagan Alpine skiing), Luke Pepin (Rockford basketball), and Grace Treanor (Wayzata gymnastics).
By BROOKS JOHNSON, Star Tribune02/14/2020, 11:30pm CST
The sophomore won the individual state title and helped the Scots to their first team title. The boys' winner was Henry Snider of Mounds Park Academy while Forest Lake claimed the team championship.
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune02/21/2019, 3:42pm CST
Ida Bjoerklund, spending a year studying in the U.S., has brought her elite-level skill and training to the Ponies, seeking another Class 2A team title on Friday.
By Cassidy Hettesheimer, the Minnesota Star Tribune04/11/2025, 2:30pm CDT
In football, Maple Grove, Minnetonka and Moorhead will compete in 6A Section 6. For boys hockey, Rogers will join the same section as 12-time state champion Edina.