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The 39th edition of the Minnesota State High School League's Prep Bowl is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 26 and Saturday, Nov. 27 at U.S. Bank Stadium. Football championships in seven enrollment classes ranging from Class Nine-Man to Class AAAAAA will be decided over the two days. The games will be broadcast live on 45TV and streamed live on www.prep45.com

Mankato West completed the Minnesota State High School League’s 14 games of semifinals in seven enrollment classes over a three-day span with a 42-7 victory over Rogers in the Class AAAAA semifinals late Saturday, Nov. 20 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Minnetonka won two relays on its way to the Class AA team championship.

Two seasons ago, the Dassel-Cokato football team finished as the runner-up in Class AAA during the Minnesota State High School League’s State Tournament. An opportunity to climb that final step to secure the program’s first-ever football state crown became a reality following a 21-14 victory over Esko in the Class AAA semifinals on Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Lakeville/Burnsville/Farmington wins Adapted Soccer PI Championship, Dakota United takes second. Park Center defeats Chaska/Chanhassen/Shakopee/Prior for third place. Stillwater Area takes the Consolation title.

The Bulldogs have not won a State football championship in nearly two decades. They now have an opportunity to give that trophy some company following a 21-6 victory over Annandale in the Class AAA semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 20 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

The Visitation Blazers took championship honors in the team event. Hutchinson's Hanson set two Class A records.

Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound Westonka wins Adapted Soccer PI Championship, Dakota United takes second. Anoka Hennepin defeats Rochester for third place.

Mayer Lutheran’s quest for a championship season remained alive and well following a 41-6 victory over New York Mills in the Class A semifinals on Saturday, Nov. 20 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Top-ranked Minneota wasted little time in making its way to a 10th Prep Bowl championship game appearance.

The Minnetonka Skippers look strong heading into Saturday's finals after posting the best preliminary time in all three relays. The Skippers won the same three events in 2019.

Top-ranked Lakeville South completed the big-school championship pairing following a resounding 40-14 victory over St. Michael-Albertville in the Class AAAAAA semifinals on Friday, Nov. 19 at U.S. Bank Stadium.