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Andover football has high hopes after stopping losing streak

It's not often a football team that just ended an eight-game, two-season losing streak can harbor state championship hopes, but such is the case with Andover.

Updated: September 16, 2012, - 11:55 PM

DeLaSalle overcomes mistakes, SC Lutheran

The Islanders jumped out to an early lead, then let St. Croix Lutheran back into the game and had to rally behind a backup QB.

Updated: September 15, 2012, - 12:17 AM

Key to DeLaSalle's success is 6-7 QB

A little grit and a lot of talent, highlighted by 6-7 quarterback and Division I prospect Reid Travis, might be just the formula the Islanders need to overcome their recent history of coming close but never reaching the top.

Updated: September 13, 2012, - 11:48 PM

West metro notes: Richfield girls' basketball coach resigns

LeeAnn Wise, who coached Richfield to the Class 3A girls' basketball championship game in March, has resigned after six seasons. With...

Updated: September 11, 2012, - 04:18 PM

Prep athletes of the week

It wasn't that long ago that Blake's Clare Flanagan didn't feel she could beat Shakopee's Maria Hauger.

Updated: September 11, 2012, - 01:08 PM

Mounds View's Knutson is a pitcher with a future, but he's a football hero in the present

Max Knutson's decision to play football this fall paid a huge dividend in Mounds View's 17-16 victory over Cretin-Derham Hall. Knutson,...

Updated: September 10, 2012, - 12:12 AM

Mounds View perseveres

A missed point-after kick was the difference in a milestone Suburban East victory for the Mustangs.

Updated: September 07, 2012, - 10:16 PM

Prep picks with David LaVaque and Jim Paulsen

Last week David and Jim agreed to agree on games if that's how they really felt. They'll keep doing it as warranted.

Updated: September 06, 2012, - 08:35 PM

Lake Conference's prize catchers

Four outstanding receivers in the Lake Conference -- Wayzata's Jeff Borchardt, Edina's Marley Allison, Hopkins' Zac Merie and Minnetonka's Malcom Moore -- can beat teams with speed, hands and even blocks.

Updated: September 06, 2012, - 06:55 PM