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Brian Stensaas

Reporter  |  Prep Sports

Phone: 612-673-4127

E-mail: bstensaas@startribune.com

Brian Stensaas covers high school sports with an emphasis on the South and West suburbs.

Recent content from Brian Stensaas

• Saints opener: Texas entry takes first swings, first loss
  A new franchise with a former major leaguer lost its opener to a more seasoned Saints team at Midway Stadium.
  May 9, 2008
• If you can't beat him, buy him
  Pichi Balet was a tough out whenever the Saints faced Lincoln, so they paid cash to acquire him from the Saltdogs.
  May 8, 2008
• Chaska golf: A mixed bag so far
  Chaska has had some stretches of great golf, but the revamped Hawks are still trying to put it all together.
  May 7, 2008
• Eastview boys' golf: Lightning could strike
  Eastview's boys' team looks like the team to beat in Section 3 golf, but upsets have been known to happen at the sectional meet.
  May 7, 2008
• Farmington's Schmitz honored
  Louie Schmitz of Farmington has been named the recipient of Minnesota Hockey's Don Clark Award for 2008. The Don Clark Award is presented to an individual who has shown long-term commitment to the growth and development of grass roots hockey in Minnesota.
  May 6, 2008
• Even at 53, pitcher ready to give it a go with Saints (April 24, 2008)
  Jon Secrist traveled from California for a tryout camp that will take place today in St. Paul.
  May 6, 2008
• Podcast episode: Economy taking toll on activities, other prep news
  Some Minnesota schools have taken drastic measures as the declining economy affects activities.
  May 6, 2008
• Southwest sluggers off to 5-0 start
  Minneapolis Southwest poured on the offense during its 5-0 conference start.
  Apr 29, 2008
• West-metro stars dominate during Hamline meet
  The Hamline Elite Meet, a track-and-field event designed to bring the state's best talent to an early-season stage, yielded plenty of positive results for west-metro athletes last Friday night. If this is any indication, the area is in for quite the showing in June on the same turf.
  Apr 29, 2008
• Rosemount’s Hussein, Carlson off and running
  Rosemount's Obai Hussein and Jordan Carlson are competitive by nature. They're always there to cheer on teammates at the finish line. But in practice? It's no holds barred.
  Apr 29, 2008

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