Top Recruit Pirsig Commits To Play For Gophers
Sources told WCCO-TV's Mike Max that Jonah Pirsig, a 6-9, 285-pound left tackle from Blue Earth, gave Kill a verbal commitment Saturday to play for the Gophers in 2012.
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Sources told WCCO-TV's Mike Max that Jonah Pirsig, a 6-9, 285-pound left tackle from Blue Earth, gave Kill a verbal commitment Saturday to play for the Gophers in 2012.
A Minnesota young man will compete Monday in the national Pitch, Hit and Run competition, and he isn't the first in his family of baseball lovers to do it.
There have been no workouts at Winter Park in the past three months, but that hasn't changed what the Vikings scouts work on in the summer.
The Minnesota state high school baseball championships have been delayed by at least one day.
In Minnesota's spring, some baseball teams bloom, and that's exactly what happened at Bloomington Kennedy High School, not to mention Target Field.
An Eden Prairie family hosted its last big breakfast bash for high school football players Friday before the family's eldest son graduates.
The NBA is looking for talent and an Orono High School basketball star is hoping to prove that he can play at a professional level.
It's not the typical high school sport but on the waters of Lake Minnetonka, Minnetonka High School sailing team was getting ready to compete in this weekend's Mallory National High School sailing championships in Texas.
A top pitcher on a staff is critical in baseball – it's even more important in softball, where they can throw almost every game.
Ryan Hoag was a Minnesota Viking long before that he was a standout athlete in the Minneapolis City Conference. That's where he's returned to help turn around another sport.
A Gopher football recruit, and this year's Mr. Football, is happy to be walking the halls at Holy Family High School again after what happened last week while he was climbing in the Grand Canyon.
Saying it will benefit competition, the Minnesota State High School League voted Thursday to add a seventh class to high school football.
Joe Coleman of Hopkins has been selected as the Minnesota Associated Press Player of the Year for boys high school basketball.
Matt Hovila was the captain of the Bloomington Jefferson Basketball team, but a hard hit ended his dreams of playing the game.
Joe Coleman scored 22 points and Marvin Singleton muscled his way inside for 15 points to help Hopkins beat Eden Prairie 64-52 on Saturday night, the third straight Class 4A championship for the Royals.
