More High Schools Embracing Field Turf, Domes
More and more high schools are adding field turf, and in some cases domes to help fight Mother Nature.
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More and more high schools are adding field turf, and in some cases domes to help fight Mother Nature.
Seth Halvorsen is one of the best baseball players in Minnesota, and he has pro ambitions.
Sit with Frank Ragnow and he is reflective, remembering how after his freshman year in high school he started to reach out to college football coaches.
Dan O'Brien was an assistant coach with the Minnesota Gophers football team for Tracy Claeys, and an associate athletic director for Jerry Kill.
A high school is trying a new approach with sports captains to help them become better leaders.
Finally, after weeks of waiting, spring has sprung in Minnesota. And high school sports can get underway.
Gopher volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon and Apple Valley legendary volleyball coach Walt Weaver are on a campaign. They want to make volleyball a sport for boys in high school.
We've all suffered through this April, none more so than area high school athletes waiting just to play a game.
This year, coaches are having conversations on safety issues and the questions about how to keep athletes participating in the game.
Fenske won her first high school state championship last season before she was even in high school.
They gather -- well-wishers that have worked with Dave Stead, who is saying good bye after 32 years on the job.
Tre Jones has closed his high school basketball career at Apple Valley as a repeat Associated Press Player of the Year award winner.
A few years ago, an Apple Valley kid took his team all the way to the Final Four, won it and was named MVP. Now his brother hopes to do the same.
It's a new venture for Minneosta, and the first round of inductees features a few eye-popping names.
He's at the tournament -- every state tournament -- in the same seat. Terry Kunze loves this.
