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The co-op of Breck/Blake won its seventh consecutive team title with 408 points. It was the ninth title overall for Breck/Blake. In addition to the past seven years, the team also won in 2009 and 2010.

Breck/Blake (Class A) and Edina (Class AA) both look poised to defend their  respective team titles after turning in stellar performances in Friday’s preliminary swim races. Breck/Blake won eight races while the Edina won four.

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Top-seeded Jackson County Central successfully defended its Class A wrestling crown with a 43-19 victory over No. 2 Caledonia in the title match.

Simley staked its claim as Minnesota's best wrestling team this season regardless of enrollment size following a powerful run to the Class AA championship.

Chisago Lakes senior Jimmy Nord (Class A) and Rosemount senior Lucas Gerten (Class AA) sit atop the standings after the diving preliminaries. Gerten is defending his title while Nord is in the hunt for his first championship.

No. 3-seeded Hastings staged a stunning rally that included pins in the final three weights to upset No. 1 St. Michael-Albertville 33-32 for the Class AAA championship.

Longtime defending team champions will look to add to their rich tradition of success when the Minnesota State High School League’s Boys Swimming and Diving State Meet this week. Breck/Blake returns as the six-time defending champion in Class A while Edina is looking for its fifth consecutive crown in Class AA.

The Minnesota State High School League's Wrestling State Tournament begins a three-day run on Thursday, March 2 at the Xcel Energy Center in downtown St. Paul.

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Seniors Reagan Kelley of Watertown-Mayer/Mound Westonka (Class A) and Taylar Schaefer of St. Cloud (Class AA) were both successful in defending their respective 2022 all-around titles. Schaefer swept all four events on her way to the championship, while Kelley also captured first place on the vault.

Fourth-seeded Gentry Academy recorded its second upset in as many nights en route to posting a 4-1 victory over No. 2 Andover in the Class AA Girls Hockey Championship Game at the Xcel Energy Center.