Jablonski And Privette Leave Hospital, Head To Rehab
Two paralyzed Minnesota hockey players are now out of the hospital and headed for rehabilitation.
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Two paralyzed Minnesota hockey players are now out of the hospital and headed for rehabilitation.
A paralyzed Minnesota high school hockey player has left the hospital and entered a rehabilitation program.
It was a big weekend for hockey in Minnesota; and the athletes that took part weren't only playing to win, they were playing to help a wounded player.
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.
Communication is crucial in all sports, especially basketball. So imagine not being able to talk to your coach or teammates during the game.
It's a big weekend for Minnesota high school hockey as the state celebrates Hockey Day Minnesota.
More than two weeks after a hockey hit paralyzed Jack Jablonski, the Minnesota State High School League announced major changes on Monday to the penalty structure of high school hockey, effective immediately.
It's been a crazy time in high school sports, and a lot of what's happened lately is making all of us reflect on what's truly important in life.
Most freshmen hockey players dream of playing on varsity some day. But ninth-grader Angel Hillstrom is already living that dream, on the boys varsity team.
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.
Tyus Jones is one of the most talked-about high school basketball players in Minnesota, and his wrestling equivalent may be St. Cloud Apollo's Mitch Bengston. Bengston is just a junior and has an unthinkable win streak going.
We're now in the bitter cold of January, but things are just starting to heat up in the winter prep sports season. There are big match-ups every week between ranked teams in every sport, providing plenty of chances for fans to get out and enjoy highly-anticipated games.
In light of two local students getting hurt on the ice, hockey players and coaches are being asked to sign a pledge, promising they'll follow the rules and avoid dangerous play.
A report released Thursday by the Minnesota State High School League said Jenna Privette was not checked and no illegal hit was made before she went into the boards in a recent girls high school hockey game.
The sophomore class of boys basketball players in the state has one clearly at the head of the class: Apple Valley's Tyus Jones. But moving up the chart is Robbinsdale Cooper's Rashad Vaughn. All the big schools are talking to him, and it's for good reason.
