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Derreck Robinson, a graduate of DeLaSalle High School, recently passed away at the age of 43. Robinson had an impressive athletic resume from his time playing football and basketball at DeLaSalle, to the Iowa Hawkeyes football team, and then the NFL. DE

The NFL/NFHS National Crew of the Year officiated the Sept. 4, 2025 high school football game between the host Goodhue Wildcats and the Randolph Rockets.

Eastview High School Educator and Fine Arts Coach Zach Prax is featured in this installment of the We Are the League series.

USA Wrestling and the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) have partnered for the use of USA Bracketing for all event, results, statistics and weight management beginning with the 2025-2026 wrestling season.

The League Journal is the Minnesota State High School League’s complimentary email newsletter, featuring stories about Member Schools, students, teams and communities sent directly to your inbox each week.

Blaine resident Dwight Stephens fought off thoughts of stepping away from officiating and ended up with his first League state tournament assignment and working the Little League World Series

Test your knowledge of the Minnesota State High School League with the latest Trivia edition.

Jimmy Abdo, a graduate of Edina High School, recently made it to the quarterfinals of the United States Golf Association (USGA) 125th U.S. Amateur Championship.

Four Minnesota student leaders attended the NFHS National Student Leadership Summit last month in Indianapolis.

In the annual participation survey released by the NFHS, Minnesota ranks 10th nationally with 232,347 students competing in athletics.

Matt Wilkinson, a graduate of Minnetonka High School, recently qualified for the Olympics in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Wilkinson started running the steeplechase at Carleton College and won two NCAA titles with the Knights. He also competed for the University of Minnesota.

After 51 years in journalism and a length list of sweet memories, retirement beckons for Minnesota State High School League Media Specialist John Millea.