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It wasn't too long ago that Chet Holmgren was going to class at Minnehaha Academy in Minneapolis, but Tuesday night one of the best basketball players to ever come out of Minnesota hit the Target Center floor as an NBA player for the first time.
Stewartville was the state runner-up in 1977 and 1986. They have not been back to the championship game since then. So this week it'll either be another runner-up or school history.
St. Thomas Academy and Alexandria face-off in a historic matchup at U.S. Bank Stadium.
The Vikings were without a starting quarterback when Kirk Cousins was lost for the year. They found an aerospace engineer to solve the problem.
Anthony transferred from Division III St. Mary's and is now helping lead Division I St. Thomas.
Though Dobbs studied to be a rocket scientist, his game often looks less binary and more like a magic act.
Wyatt Gilmore is the top-ranked pass rusher in Minnesota and second-ranked overall player in this year's class.
It's a new season with a foreign feeling. This August, four Gustavus women's hockey players were in a car accident. One player, Jori Jones, did not survive.
"I think the momentum is just this team gelling together, having a great time," said Royce Lewis. "And just playing the game that we've played our whole lives since we were little kids."
"I still believe in the talent and the coaching staff that they have, and I truly feel like we'll win the division again and take it from there," Rufus Bess said.
A year ago, Mara Braun barely knew that 3x3 basketball was a sport.
For the first time, we're hearing from the Minnesota Vikings running back about the disgusting racist messages he received.
It's not known yet what role Risner will play, if any, when the team takes on the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.
"We know that the most important thing is family, because athletic careers go by very quickly," Lou Nanne said.
Early in the season, Hannah Morrow has earned the starting setter job for Macalester — a position that requires learning the intricacies of each and every teammate.