Lexvold Brothers Set Wrestling Milestone With 700th Win
In high school, 700 wins is a lot no matter what sport you are in. It's even cooler when you and your brothers reach that milestone together and set a state record in the process.
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In high school, 700 wins is a lot no matter what sport you are in. It's even cooler when you and your brothers reach that milestone together and set a state record in the process.
Minnesota is banning the man known as the "Piggyback Bandit" from high school games in the state.
It's getting down to crunch time in the winter high school sports season. Section tournaments are either already underway or just around the corner in girls hockey, boys hockey, wrestling, girls basketball and boys basketball.
Jenna Privette, a hockey player from St. Croix Lutheran, is fighting every day to get her life back to normal as much as she can.
The Jack Jablonski story has been a surreal one since the Benilde-St. Margaret's student was paralyzing after getting checked from behind in a game against Wayzata.
If sports teams are like families, then the Hastings boys hockey team has quite the household. Four sets of brothers make up the Raiders' varsity team, which accounts for about a third of the roster.
It's a great time of year to be a high school sports fan. Every game is getting a little more important, every meet that much more crucial.
High school football will be in the spotlight Wednesday as it's National Signing Day for college recruits all across the nation.
The hockey community got together Saturday to have a little fun and show its support for a friend and teammate.
Eastview's boys basketball team is ranked number one in the state, and they may very well have the best senior player, too.
They both start on the varsity basketball team and they're brothers. That's not unusual until you learn that they play the same position -- not with each other -- but against each other.
Didn't get a chance to watch WCCO-TV's High School Sports Rally Friday night? We've got all the action for you right here.
To be among the best athletes in the state it takes hard work, passion and great coaching. That's certainly the case for a unique athlete from Bloomington who is now beating the odds.
We're now in the home stretch of the conference seasons around the state in prep basketball and prep hockey.
When Jerry Kill was hired as the University of Minnesota football coach, he said one of his early goals was to close the borders on in-state recruits.
