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When New London-Spicer faces Litchfield on Tuesday night, Mike Dreier will have 999 career victories. Should it end with New London-Spicer winning, Dreier will become only the second coach in Minnesota high school basketball history – and the first girls coach -- with 1,000 wins.

Chatfield's Nicholas Fryer put in six years of dedication to speech despite obstacles that may have derailed others, and for that accomplishment he has been named the MSHSL Heart of the Arts Award winner.

Because of St. Michael-Albertville girls soccer coach Megan Johnson’s supreme act of selflessness in donating a kidney to the mother of three of her players, they have been named winners of the MSHSL Spirit of Sport Award.

The first goal in the history of the Mankato adapted floor hockey program was a beauty, as was the celebration, as was the entire first game ever.

Roseau and Warroad are only 22 miles apart, within earshot of the Canadian border, and high school hockey is a binding agent, a cultural touchstone and darn near a religious experience.

Bob McDonald began his coaching career in 1955 at McGregor and became a legend at Chisholm, coaching for 59 years overall and winning a state-best 1,012 games. His grandson Kyle McDonald recorded his first career victory as the coach at Forest Lake on Dec. 17, 2021.

First-year head coaches Trent Davis of Irondale and Jesse Jefferson of Anoka are hoping to bring renewed energy and success to their schools' boys basketball teams.

The Mankato East boys basketball team remembers former teammate Pal Kueth, who died suddenly in September. His initials have been added to the court in the East gym.

The Minnesota State High School League is proud to announce that Moorhead High School is the champion of the third John’s Journal Sack Hunger campaign, in which schools all over the state are encouraged to collect non-perishable food items for those in need.

Every time the girls basketball team from New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale Geneva hits the road for a game, they are driven by someone special. The Panthers may be the only team in Minnesota with a bus driver who also won back-to-back state championships as a head coach.

The book is a start-to-finish chronicle of Waconia’s 2019-2020 season and the Wildcats’ dream of becoming the first girls basketball team in school history to reach state.