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I’d like to think we now have the best of both worlds in Minnesota softball. Playing quarterfinal, semifinal and consolation-round games at Caswell Park is a tradition that needs to continue, and moving the four championship games to Minneapolis worked out great.

2025 Softball All-Tournament Teams

Top-seeded United South Central recorded a 2-0 victory over Badger/Greenbush-Middle River in the Class A softball championship game on Friday, June 6 at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium.

St. Cloud Cathedral captured the Class AA softball championship with a 7-2 victory over Hawley in the Class AA championship game on Friday, June 6 at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium.

Rocori erased state tournament memories of the past with a 9-3 victory over Byron in the Class AAA championship game on Friday, June 6 at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium.

Mounds View sophomore Soren Swenson achieved his "only goal" of a Class AA Boys Tennis State Tournament singles championship. Orono had the top doubles team. St. Paul Academy completed a Class A championship sweep with singles and doubles titles.

Champlin Park made its state tournament debut a memorable one following a 6-0 victory over Bloomington Jefferson in the Class AAAA championship game on Friday, June 6 at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium.

Semifinals are set in the Class A and Class AA singles and doubles brackets with one day of play left in the Minnesota State High School League's 2025 Boys Tennis State Tournament.

Third-place and consolation finals were the focus of Day 2 of the Minnesota State High School League's Softball State Tournament on Thursday, June 5 at Caswell Park in North Mankato.

Championship pairings are set for the Minnesota State High School League's inaugural Prep Softball Championship Series at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium on the University of Minnesota campus on Friday, June 5.

The real point of these athletic endeavors is to have fun, build foundations of friendship, set an example for younger kids — as well as some adults — and create lifelong memories.

St. Paul Academy and Summit School and Wayzata left no doubt. They remain the Minnesota State High School League's best teams in Boys Tennis. Both top seeds extended their championship runs — St. Paul Academy to four in a row, Wayzata to three — on Wednesday, June 4