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The final semifinal spots were claimed following Day 3 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments on Thursday, Oct. 24.

Eight teams advanced to the semifinals following Day 2 action in the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments on Wednesday, Oct. 23.

Rochester Mayo in Class AA and Blake in Class A were repeat team champions in the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Tennis State Tournament on Wednesday, Oct. 23.

Eight teams advanced to the semifinals following opening day action in the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments.

Mitch Tegmeier, a manager for the Waterville-Elysian-Morristown volleyball and softball teams for many years, was honored as he stepped down.

Jim Simser, a Hall of Fame football coach at New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva and Fairmont, has passed away.

Rachel Herzog, a graduate of Hill-Murray, was recently named a host and analyst for New Jersey Devils broadcasts by MSG Networks.

The Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Tennis State Tournaments begin a four-day journey to championships this week. Team competition in two enrollment classes begin Tuesday, Oct. 22 and conclude on Friday, Oct. 25 at two South Minneapolis venues.

Shakopee's Mike Redmond is featured in this installment of the We Are the League series.

The Minnesota State High School League’s Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments begin a two-week journey to championships this week. The quarterfinals in three enrollment classes will be held over three days this week at six regional sites. Winning teams from those quarterfinals advance to U.S. Bank Stadium for semifinals on Tuesday, Oct. 29 and Wednesday, Oct. 30. Championship Day on Friday, Nov. 1 features six title games, three for each gender in three enrollment classes.

Cleveland High School's Erik Hermanson holds a rare combination of jobs: Band director and head football coach.

A traveler saw a lot, smiled a lot, marveled at times and experienced two days that will be remembered for a long time. It may sound odd, but what he witnessed happens all the time at high school sporting events, in Minnesota and beyond.