Will Prep Hockey's Rule Changes Stay?
The games taking place at the Minnesota state boys hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center are a little different because of changes made about a year-and-a-half ago.
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The games taking place at the Minnesota state boys hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center are a little different because of changes made about a year-and-a-half ago.
It's a big week for many high school girls basketball programs across the state. The playoffs are always a fun time to watch since that's usually when the best teams emerge. When a season is on the line and a state tournament bid is at stake, it gets even better.
On a night that a private school shut-out a public school 12-0 in the state Class A boys hockey tournament, it's no surprise an old debate in Minnesota high school sports would resurface.
At the Minnesota state boys hockey tournament, defending state champion St. Thomas Academy aims to repeat in Class A, as this year will be the Cadets final in the small school division.
The Minnesota state boys hockey tournament begins on Wednesday and in Class A, Breck is back and taking on Marshall (14-10-1) to open it.
Being the "State of Hockey," fans are gearing up for one of the most anticipated and exciting high school state tournaments that high school sports offers in Minnesota.
More than a thousand matches took place at the State Wrestling Tournament last weekend at Xcel Energy Center, but most fans were left talking about one after it all wrapped up on Saturday.
Ten years ago, two brothers -- Tom and Greg Vannelli -- took over as coaches of the St. Thomas Academy hockey team.
Watch all the winter high school sports highlights, including matches at the state wrestling tournament.
A dream came true for a Minnesota family at the state wrestling tournament, even when the odds weren't in their favor.
Watch 120-pound wrestler Caleb Smith from Harding High School in St. Paul and you'll see what everybody else sees -- a wrestler with no arms below the elbows, and no legs above the knees.
The field for one of the most highly anticipated state tournaments will be set before the weekend is over, and four great match-ups Friday night will solidify the field.
These are the moments high school kids will remember the rest of their lives, such is the case for the De La Salle girls basketball team, where close friends and teammates want to finish with a state championship.
Nick Anderson grew up wanting to be a basketball player. Friday night, he was just that. The senior at Richfield's Academy of Holy Angels (AHA) loves the game. But the real story is what he had to overcome to get on the court.
