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The individual championships of the Minnesota State High School League's Girls Tennis State Tournament were held on Friday, Oct. 28 at two Minneapolis locations.

The beginning of Leah Berard’s career as a football official could never have been predicted. If things go the way she wants, that career will take her to the National Football League, which would be sort of a full-circle route from how she started.

Day 3 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournament was played on Thursday, Oct. 27 at four Minnesota sites.

October 2022 issue of Connect, the Minnesota State High School League’s monthly online compilation of recent news and features.

Day 2 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournament was played on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at four Minnesota sites. The third and final day of the quarterfinal round is Thursday, Oct. 27.

Minnetonka completed a season of dominance by cruising to the Class AA championship in the Girls Tennis State Tournament. In Class A, Rochester Lourdes outlasted Breck for its first team championship since 2006.

Day 1 of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournament opened on Tuesday, Oct. 25 and it featured Mounds View's upset of top-seeded Wayzata in a shootout during the girls quarterfinals.

Stephanie Dagg and Ingrid Anderson, senior tennis players from Thief River Falls, know how fortunate they are to be part of the team. Both have endured serious physical issues, and both have had surgical screws inserted into their skeletal structures. Wheelchairs and crutches are also part of their stories.

Glass carried a stapled document. It was an eight-page game plan on how to beat Zumbrota-Mazeppa. And there it was, the secret to all that success. "Myron prepares for every game like it's a state championship game."

The Minnesota State High School League's Boys and Girls Soccer Tournaments begin a two-week run toward state championships on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The quarterfinals are Oct. 25-27 and the semifinals, third-place games and championships are next week.

The head coach’s baby was coming, the plan was in place and everything looked to be good for the girls soccer team from St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura. And then, of course, everything went sideways. That’s how the story began. How it’s ending is a perfect capper to a strange, challenging, unforgettable season as the Saints will play in the state tournament for the first time in history this week.

The Minnesota State High School League's Girls Tennis State Tournament begins a four-day run this week.