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After watching and then individually critiquing eight Class AA dramatic productions, a panel of judges rated three of them “starred performances” on Thursday, February 9.

Moorhead's Rebecca Meyer-Larson is not one to focus on personal acclaim, but her years of dedication to students is being recognized by the National Federation of State High School Associations. During the annual NFHS summer meeting in late June in Seattle, she will be awarded the NFHS Citation Award.

Emmett Keenan is the Activities Director at St. Cloud Cathedral High School. He also is a League-registered official and has served as an officials' assignor and observer. In addition to serving on the League's Board of Directors, he is active in many state tournament leadership roles.

Test your knowledge of the Minnesota State High School League with the latest Trivia edition.

Congratulations to this year's ExCEL Award recipients. 

The ExCEL Award – Excellence in Community, Education and Leadership honors high school juniors who are active in school activities, leaders in their schools, and who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service

Sixteen productions will take to the stage during the 2023 One Act Play State Festival on February  9-10. The festival will be held at the O’Shaughnessy on the University of St. Catherine campus in St. Paul.

The Minnesota State High School League's Board of Directors met on Feb 2, 2023.

Here is a synopsis of the League's Board of Directors Meeting that was held Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023.

When DeLaSalle High School was looking for a new head boys basketball coach before this season began, Islanders senior Nasir Whitlock knew whom he wanted to see get the job. He hoped longtime assistant coach Todd Anderson would be promoted.

While the Champlin Park/Coon Rapids Bluebirds took on Roseville/Mahtomedi on the ice, they were unified in a common goal off the ice: raising awareness for mental health issues among youth athletes.

The Minnesota high school basketball world will be ready to go next season, when 35-second shot clocks become mandatory for all girls and boys varsity games. This season, many teams are playing with shot clocks when they have the opportunity.

Participation growth in Girls Wrestling has doubled during the 2022-23 season which has created expanded postseason opportunities.