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A bylaw amendment to Dance Team was approved Tuesday, May 7, 2024 when the Minnesota State High School League’s Representative Assembly convened for its annual meeting at the Minneapolis Marriott Northwest. The 48-member Representative Assembly is the legislative body of the League that is responsible for creating and amending bylaws. 

Two of the three 2023 team champions and seven individual champions return to Bowlero in Brooklyn Park on Friday, May 10, for the 2024 Adapted Bowling State Tournament.

Thirteen new members were inducted into the Minnesota Wrestling Coaches Association Dave Bartelma Hall of Fame on Saturday, May 4th, in Benson, Minn.

The teams from Mound Westonka, Becker, Minneapolis Southwest and St. Peter formed a four-team championship alliance at the 2024 Robotics State Tournament.

As Farmington assistant softball coach Randy Schmitz battles cancer, the Tigers team honored him with "Randy Day."

Before she was a household name, Hopkins’ Paige Bueckers was a normal kid who just happened to be good at basketball. And through all the awards, big games and lucrative name, image and likeness deals, she’s remained the same: genuine and big-hearted.Hopki

Baseball Across Minnesota, with events scheduled for May 2-5, 2024, is a celebration of the sport’s inclusivity, emphasizing that baseball truly is for everyone.

Robots and their student-human counterparts will take to the floor at Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis on Saturday, May 4, for the Minnesota State High School League’s 2024 Robotics State Tournament.

To see Mason Archibald competing in track and field is a testament to the human spirit, as well as the spirit of a competitive, friendly young man from northern Minnesota.

Moorhead claimed three gold medals at the Class AA Speech State Tournament held at Shakopee High School on Saturday, April 20.

Four returning champions captured additional gold medals at the 2024 Class A Speech State Meet.

Perfection-- that's what millions of sports fans witnessed in early April with the University of South Carolina women's basketball team in the NCAA tournament. And the win was especially sweet for hoops fans in Minnesota with Albertville native Tessa Johnson shining on the biggest of stages.