The curtain goes up on the 2022 One Act Play State Festival this week. The Class AA schools take to the O'Shaughnessy stage on Thursday, February 10. The Class A schools will follow on Friday, February 11.
Skylar Wang of Blake earned her second consecutive Public Form championship with new partner Elizabeth Terveen. This was also the third consecutive Public Forum title for Blake. Wang and Joshua Enebo won in 2021 and Morgan Swigert and Jack Johnson claimed top honors in 2020.
The Debate State Tournament, the Minnesota State High School League’s longest-running event, marks its 121st anniversary. Minneapolis South's Clara Conry and Blake's Skylar Wang both return in search of more gold. Conry competes in Policy and Wang competes in Public Forum.
The Minnesota State High School League and its over 500 member schools thank and appreciate the contest officials selected to work the Fall 2021 State Tournament events.
The top-ranked Scarlets were undefeated during a pandemic-influenced 2020 high school football season and didn’t have a chance to build on that with a canceled postseason. Keeping that focus on 2021 and a renewed opportunity, Mankato West zeroed in on another season capped with a Class AAAAA championship. That quest was completed Saturday, Nov. 27 with a 24-10 victory over Mahtomedi in the title game at U.S. Bank Stadium.
The Chargers played a masterful game of keep-away on Saturday, Nov. 27 and used it to pave the way to a 28-21 victory over Plainview-Elgin-Millville in the Class AAA championship game at U.S. Bank Stadium.
The Cardinals were dazzling on offense and suffocating on defense in producing a record-setting day in a 58-8 victory over Fertile-Beltrami in the Class Nine-Man championship game on Saturday, Nov. 27 at U.S. Bank Stadium. It is the first football championship for the school nestled just inside the border in southeastern Minnesota
The Cougars won the Class AAAAAA title, their first in program history, with a powerful, impressive run in 2021 that was capped by a dramatic 13-7 victory over Maple Grove in the big-school title game on Friday, Nov. 26 at U.S. Bank Stadium.
If you looked away for just a moment in the final minutes of the Class AA football championship game between Chatfield and West Central Area/Ashby, you ran the risk of missing out on drama that was draining to players and fans alike.
The Crusaders limited the Vikings to a season-low scoring output and made key defensive stops in the late-going to record a 20-14 victory over Minneota in the Class A championship game on Friday, Nov. 26 at U.S. Bank Stadium.
