Matthew Hurt, Minnesota's Mr. Basketball, Heads To Duke
Rochester John Marshall High School basketball star Matthew Hurt -- named the top senior in the state and the most recruited -- has decided on a college.
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Rochester John Marshall High School basketball star Matthew Hurt -- named the top senior in the state and the most recruited -- has decided on a college.
Tiger Woods wasn't the only golfer with a big week at Augusta National this past week. A slightly less well-known story was that of Scandia Elementary sixth grader Bella Leonhart.
An 87-year-old tennis legend is helping bring the game to the inner city of Minneapolis.
The Alexandria Aces have been showing off their basketball-handling skills for nearly three decades. This past Sunday, the fixture in the Minnesota basketball community took their final bow.
Rochester John Marshall High School's Matthew Hurt is a hot commodity to the many college basketball coaches in town this week, because he still has not chosen a college.
Sit down with Gov. Tim Walz and you are sitting down with more than a politician. He is part of the fraternity that have coached high school football.
WCCO-TV caught up with last year's state champs, the Mahtomedi Zephyrs, about the season ahead.
Shaliciah Jones is one of the Minnesota's top young talents in track and field. In events with little margin for error, the sprinter from North St. Paul seems to have perfected the right approach.
The Minnesota Basketball Hall of Fame is only in its second year of existence.
Reid Travis played his high school basketball at DeLaSalle.. three years at Stanford. And then opted to exercise a grad transfer to Kentucky -- where he's again flourished.
The team had Jacob Quam's jersey with them on Saturday when they beat North Woods, 67-42, to win the state title.
Trevor Stewart was the coach at Ada-Borup when they last made the state tournament in 2009, and been trying to get them back ever since. What finally helped them break through was his own son.
Coaches will say it's all about the journey, not the destination. But in a way, the Henning High School boys basketball team feels destined to be in Minneapolis.
If you spent any time on Twitter Sunday, you already know this next story: Edina forward Kevin Delaney played a pivotal role last weekend when Edina won the state title in boys' hockey.
State tournaments bring pride to communities up in Red Lake. And when the girls' basketball team made it this week, it seemed like most of their hometown fans made the trip.
