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Winona Cotter's Pat Bowlin is the second softball coach in Minnesota history to win 800 games, and he is on pace to become the career leader in victories.

May 2023 Issue of Connect, the Minnesota State High School League’s monthly online compilation of recent news and features.

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The Overgaauw sisters of Murray County Central run and they win, and that’s been the theme for years, during the fall cross-country season and on the track in the spring ever since they were in seventh grade.

McKenna Melville, a 2017 graduate of Eagan High School, is returning to her alma mater as the head volleyball coach starting in the fall of 2023.

Edina, the No. 4 seed to open the final rounds of the Badminton State Tournament, staged two upsets en route to capturing the team title with a pair or 4-3 victories over No. 1 St. Paul Johnson and No. 3 Burnsville, respectively.

Adapted Bowling participants gathered for the state tournament on Friday, May 12 at Bowlero in Brooklyn Park. Singles, doubles and team championships were awarded in three divisions: ASD, CI and PI.

Member schools of the Minnesota State High School League and members of the public are encouraged to submit nominations for the League’s Hall of Fame Class of 2024. Nominations are open until Thursday, June 1.  

Assistant Director Amy Doherty shares insights and praise to the multitude of individuals that are so instrumental to the success of the League's Speech State Tournament.

The Minnesota State High School League's Visual Arts State Festival is Saturday, May 13 at the Perpich Center for the Arts. Spotlight on the Arts recipients will be honored and have their works on display.

Bylaw amendments to Adapted Athletics and Boys Volleyball were approved Tuesday, May 9, 2023, when the Minnesota State High School League’s Representative Assembly convened for its annual meeting at the Minneapolis Marriott Northwest. The 48-member Representative Assembly is the legislative body of the League that is responsible for creating and amending bylaws. 

Two of the three 2022 team champions and six individual champions return to Bowlero in Brooklyn Park on Friday, May 12, for the 2023 Adapted Bowling State Tournament.