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A year after falling short of its intended destination, top-ranked Hopkins navigated the Class AAAA semifinals on Thursday, March 17, 2022, and found a familiar place. Hopkins was in control from the start and never trailed in posting a 52-27 victory over No. 5 White Bear Lake at Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus

Kasey Krekling, a 2007 Hayfield graduate who teaches second grade in his hometown, has a combined record of 58-0 as baseball and girls basketball coach since the start of the 2021 baseball season.

Totino-Grace matched St. Paul Como Park’s fast-paced up-tempo style with a version of its own in creating a coveted spot to end the season.

The Minnesota State High School League's Adapted Floor Hockey State Tournament begins two days of action on March 18, 2022 at Bloomington Jefferson. Championships will be awarded in two divisions.

Top-seeded Becker forged its way into the Class AAA championship game for the fourth consecutive season following a 67-63 victory over Mankato East in the first Class AAA semifinal of the Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Basketball State Tournament on Thursday, March 17, 2022 at Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus.

Journeys to dreams of a state championship began in earnest on Wednesday, March 16, 2022, when three of the four enrollment classes began play in the Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Basketball State Tournaments. Games were played on the University of Minnesota campus at Williams Arena and the adjacent Maturi Pavilion.

The girls basketball team from St. Paul Como Park made history, winning a game at the state tournament for the first time.

The Minnesota State High School League's Girls Basketball State Tournament begins a four-day run on March 16.

2022 Wells Fargo Boys Hockey All-Tournament

Revisiting mid-March 2020, when Coronavirus concerns forced an early halt to winter tournaments.

“Classic” is often an overused word in athletics, but it truly fits here. 

The photo of two people shaking hands, an 88-yard-old man and a teenage boy, encompasses both the history of high school hockey in Minnesota and the reverence for the game’s stars.