Archer From Minn. Aiming For Olympic Gold
Almost before he could even hold his own bow, Jeremiah Cusick was setting his sights on a bull's-eye.
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Almost before he could even hold his own bow, Jeremiah Cusick was setting his sights on a bull's-eye.
Miss out on the Minnesota sports action Friday night?
There was nobody more frustrated by last week's foot-plus of snow in southern Minnesota than the state's spring prep athletes.
The hockey world is once again coming together to celebrate former high school player Jack Jablonski. Tuesday night, the Chicago Steel, one of the top junior hockey teams in the country, drafted the former Benilde-St. Margaret's player.
We've got all the high school sports action -- and much more -- right here.
Friday marked the the real start of spring...as far as most Minnesotans were concerned.
Is five too young for kindergarten?
Miss any of the Rally due to this week's tragic and riveting news events? Don't worry, we've got all the high school sports stories right here in the videos below.
It's the worst fear of any high school athlete who competes in a spring sport in Minnesota: the sight of rain or snow.
It's no secret. Many Minnesotans are sick of the long winter season and so are thousands of high school students who've had to practice inside and cancel games.
Tyus Jones is one of the most sought after high school basketball players in the country, and he still has one prep season left.
Riley Dearring was well known at Minnetonka. But the big schools were not recruiting him hard -- except for Wisconsin. And his skills are a family affair.
In Friday night's High School Sports Rally Mike Max profiles Breck tennis ace Myles Tang, David McCoy introduces to Minnetonka basketball star Riley Dearring who is all set to wear Badger red and we take a trip to the annual Minnesota Football Coaches Association convention!
Spring has not been kind so far to tennis teams, at least in Minnesota. Breck's Myles Tang is a defending state champion who practices, largely, indoors.
You can't talk about college basketball in Minnesota without talking about the state's top talent - Tyus Jones. The Apple Valley junior is the most coveted point guard in the country. But you ought to know about one of his teammates.
