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2018-19 Metro Players and Teams of the Year

June 25, 2019 — 11:31pm

2018-19 Metro Players and Teams of the Year

Boys' cross-country: Acer Iverson, Roseville

Girls' cross-country: Emily Covert, Minneapolis Washburn

Football: Matt Cavanagh, Edina

Boys' soccer: Herbert Endeley, Totino-Grace

Girls' soccer: Megan Plaschko, Eagan

Girls' swimming/diving: Megan Phillip, Edina

Girls' tennis: Arlina Shen, Blake

Volleyball: Elizabeth Juhnke, Lakeville North Boys' Alpine skiing: Kaarl Damberg, Mounds View

Girls' Alpine skiing: Peyton Servais, Lakeville North

Boys' basketball: Zeke Nnaji, Hopkins

Girls' basketball: Paige Bueckers, Hopkins

Gymnastics: Chaney Neu, Champlin Park

Boys' hockey: Mike Koster, Chaska

Girls' hockey: Madeline Wethington, Blake

Boys' Nordic skiing: Peter Moore, St.Paul Academy

Girls' Nordic skiing: Mara McCollor, Wayzata

Boys' swimming/diving: Hayden Zheng, St. Louis Park

Wrestling: Jake Svihel, Totino-Grace

Badminton: Ester Htoo, St. Paul Harding

Baseball: Drew Gilbert, Stillwater

Boys' golf: Cecil Belisle, Red Wing

Girls' golf: Isabella McCauley, Simley

Boys' lacrosse: Quentin Matsui, Eden Prairie

Girls' lacrosse: Kacie Riggs, Eden Prairie

Softball: Ava Dueck, Maple Grove

Boys' tennis: Bjorn Swenson, Mounds View

Boys' track and field: Joe Fahnbulleh, Hopkins

Girls' track and field: Robbie Grace, Blake

Dance team: Wayzata

Adapted sports: Dakota United

Synchronized swimming: Wayzata

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