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Washburn unknown no more

By Aaron Paitich, Special to the Star Tribune 03/20/2012, 11:30pm CDT

Minneapolis Washburn players are becoming more familiar to opponents the more they win.

State tournament: Class 3A story lines

By Star Tribune 03/20/2012, 11:00pm CDT

After 94 years, DL is back

By Brian Stensaas, Star Tribune 03/20/2012, 10:49pm CDT

Detroit Lakes played in the 1918 boys' state tournament. Trip No. 2 is this week.

Pairings, seedings set for all classes of boys' state tourney

By Star Tribune 03/17/2012, 11:36am CDT

Washburn lands in state field

By Aaron Paitich, Special to the Star Tribune 03/16/2012, 12:07am CDT

The Millers knocked off Benilde-St. Margaret's in a section final pitting the top teams in Class 3A.

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