The Minnesota State High School League's Boys Basketball State Tournament begins a five-day run on Tuesday, March 18. Championships will be earned in four enrollment classifications.
Providence Academy became the first girls basketball program to win four consecutive championships with an 81-63 victory over Crosby-Ironton in the Class AA title game on Saturday, March 15 at Williams Arena.
Shaun Condon’s postgame tears were complicated. Yes, of course, he was sad at the outcome. But there are losses on the scoreboard and there is sadness in the heart.
Benilde-St. Margaret's captured the Class AAA Girls Basketball State Championship for the third consecutive season following a 73-57 victory over Marshall on Saturday, March 15 at Williams Arena.
West Central Area completed a postseason run that included upsets along the way with a 58-41 victory over MACCRAY in the Class A Championship game of the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Basketball State Tournament on Saturday, March 15 at Williams Arena.
No. 2-seeded Crosby-Ironton posted an 85-72 victory over No. 3 Minnehaha Academy in the Class AA semifinals of the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Basketball State Tournament on Friday, March 14 at Williams Arena.
The girls basketball team from West Central Area was up early Friday morning. It was going to be a big day and the Knights were excited as they prepared to play at Williams Arena for the first time.
Providence Academy rolled to its 43rd consecutive victory with an 88-43 win over Minnewaska Area in the Class AA semifinals of the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Basketball State Tournament on Friday, March 14 at Williams Arena.
MACCRAY, the No. 7 seed in the Class A field, recorded an upset with a 60-56 victory over No. 3 Sleepy Eye St. Mary's in the semifinals on Friday, March 14 at Williams Arena.
No. 4-seeded West Central dethroned top-seeded and defending Class A champion Goodhue in a 58-50 victory in the semifinals on Friday, March 14 at Williams Arena.
