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Chart: All-Metro boys' basketball second, third teams

By Star Tribune 03/18/2013, 9:08pm CDT

SECOND TEAM

Top seeds set

By Star Tribune 03/16/2013, 10:18am CDT

Tyus Jones-led Apple Valley drew the top seed in Class 4A and DeLaSalle is No. 1 in Class 3A.

Edina earns trip to state

By RON HAGGSTROM, Star Tribune 03/13/2013, 1:24am CDT

Graham Woodward scored 25 points as the Hornets defeated Hopkins for the third time.

Friday's boys' basketball section roundup: Hopkins wins in 2 OTs

By Star Tribune 03/09/2013, 12:32am CST

Kamali Chambers had 25 points to propel the Royals past the Skippers in a double-overtime thriller.

Friday's boys' basketball roundup: Scanlon's fourth buzzer-beater leads Prior Lake

By Star Tribune 02/23/2013, 12:08am CST

Prior Lake's Noah Scanlon scored only two points Friday night in Lakeville, but they came when everyone was watching.

Tuesday's boys' basketball roundup: Chambers leads Hopkins

By Brian Stensaas 02/20/2013, 12:20am CST

Kamali Chambers led all scorers with 18 points, pacing the Royals over the Eagles. The Royals had four other scorers in double figures, too. The Eagles were led by Jack Cottrell's 16 points.

Tuesday's boys' basketball roundup: In OT, Edina gets monumental win over Hopkins

By Star Tribune 02/12/2013, 11:43pm CST

A stunned home crowd saw two last-second shots fall short as Class 4A, No. 2 Hopkins suffered its first loss to Edina in 23 years.

Friday's boys' basketball roundup: Osseo stops Champlin Park

By Star Tribune 02/09/2013, 12:10am CST

Wheeler Baker had 22 points, and teammates Malik Wilson and Ian Thiesen added 19 and 17 points, respectively, for the Orioles.

High-tech scouting

By JASON GONZALEZ, Star Tribune 02/04/2013, 9:29pm CST

Prep athletes watch video on iPads and smart phones as VHS decks and DVD copiers go away.

Chart: High-tech game preparation for high schools

By Star Tribune 02/04/2013, 9:22pm CST

The Islanders use a software called Sportstec to break down game footage into detailed clips. It's then distributed through Dropbox, where players can access it on their mobile devices.

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