With all due respect, the 2009 Class 3A Sate Tournament push was all but a foregone conclusion and there would not be a loud argument in the volleyball world
Q & A: Brad Anderson
Wayzata celebrated a state football championship in 2008. As we sit four months away from a new season, we checked in with Trojan coach Brad Anderson to get his thoughts on the
Can Blaine Get Back?
A year ago, the Blaine Bengals had no idea what their football season would bring. Head coach Shannon Gerrety knew he had a defense, led by superstar Tobi Saporu and he knew he
A Streak Ends, The Tradition Continues
The old saying all good things must come to an end would certainly apply to the Stephen Argyle Storm football team. The longest winning streak in state history came to a stunning
A Year Later, LP-A Wants More
Watch enough football and you will see teams rise and fall. Eventually a program will find the right kids, with the right attitude and a run will be made.
In The Running
A year off their second state championship of the decade, the Wayzata Trojans began their quest for back to back titles Monday.
Spring Lake Park Hungry
The Spring Lake Park Panthers enter the 2009 season knowing the success of the past has hinged on defense. The Panthers won the state tournament in 1991, they made another
If opening night was any indication, football fans in Rogers and Spring Lake Park are in for something special. In the game of the night, four quarters were
Hopkins Dominates Edina in Lake Conference Clash
In a season of lasts in the Classic Lake conference (at least as we know it), the Edina Hornets traveled to Hopkins to take on the Royals for the final time Friday night. Both
The Buffalo Bison rolled into Zimmerman and took advantage of multiple turnovers en route to a 30-14 win spoiling the Thunder homecoming. It was an impressive
Osseo Dominates Second Half
It is difficult to grasp that a football team hasn’t won a single game since 2006. It was a season that saw the Pirates defeat Maple Grove in the section quarterfinals, then walk
First Half in the Books
As of last Friday, we have officially reached the mid-way point of the football season. There is little question that the fall sports season transpires quicker than a five-yard
One year ago, the FOX Preps team witnessed the greatest high school atmosphere in the state when it traveled to Brainerd for homecoming. The setting was
Conference Shakeup Continues
Another step in the process to disband the current Lake conference was taken Thursday. Nine schools currently placed in the conference made their intention to leave the conference
Adrian Peterson: Behind the Scenes
Last Friday night, Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson officially became a coach.
Henderson Still Undecided
He is the top college offensive line prospect in the nation. He stands 6’8 and weighs 295 lbs. He is Cretin-Derham Hall’s Seantrel Henderson, and he is a man among boys.