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Day 3 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer Quarterfinals were played on Thursday,
Oct. 26 and pairings are set for next week's semifinals at U.S. Bank Stadium.

St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura, a small-school cooperative in southeast Minnesota, hasn't been considered a soccer power, but that may have changed.

Day 2 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer Quarterfinals were played on Wednesday,
Oct. 25.

Top-seeded Rochester Mayo completed a season of perfection to win the Class AA championship while Blake upended the top seed to claim the Class A crown on Wednesday, Oct. 25 during the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Tennis State Tournaments.

Day 1 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer Quarterfinals were played on Tuesday, Oct. 24.

Twelve individuals have been selected to receive the Minnesota State High School League’s highest recognition honor when they are inducted in the Hall of Fame Class of 2024. The League made the announcement today via a video hosted by Executive Director Erich Martens.

Dennis Piechowski and Mackenzie Leverty recently reflected on their father-daughter volleyball coaching rivalry. 

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. 31 and Wednesday, Nov. 1. Championship Day on Friday, Nov. 3 features six title games, three for each gender in three enrollment classes.

The Minnesota State High School League's Girls Tennis State Tournaments begins a four-day run on Tuesday, Oct. 24 at two Minneapolis locations. The Class AA event is at the Baseline Tennis Center on the University of Minnesota Campus and Class A is at the Read-Sweatt Family Tennis Center.

“We had a lot of people who worked hard for us to get to this point. It was a lot of people who bleed purple and made sure something like this got done for us and for our kids and for our future, too.”

Noah Bjerke-Wieser, the La Crescent-Hokah athlete who made headlines last year with a social media post asking fans to respect officials, will receive a Musial Award in a Dec. 24 ceremony in St. Louis broadcast on CBS.

This is John Lieser's 60th season as a high school football official, and when basketball season starts he will mark 63 years officiating that sport.