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Brian Stensaas

Reporter  |  Sports/general assignment

Phone: 612-673-4127

E-mail: bstensaas@startribune.com

Brian Stensaas is a general assignment sports reporter. He writes most often on Timberwolves basketball and Wild hockey in addition to West metro high school sports teams.

Recent content from Brian Stensaas

• Wild will drop puck in Helsinki vs. Hurricanes, to Finns' delight
  Trip could be first of several efforts to increase team's exposure.
  Feb 9, 2010
• Eastview victory is 300th for coach Goetz
  Paul Goetz reached a milestone right off the bat at Eastview, coaching the school's first girls' basketball team when the school opened in 1997. Thirteen years later, the achievements keep on coming.
  Feb 9, 2010
• Chaska/Chanhassen honors adopted Red Bulls
  Taking a page from the Minnesota Wild's long-standing tradition, a flag is "planted" at center ice by a member of a youth hockey team prior to each home game for Chaska/Chanhassen this season.
  Feb 9, 2010
• Call of the Wild in Kalamazoo
  There isn't much glamor for hockey prospects, who are only too happy to do whatever they can to answer a call from the Wild.
  Feb 9, 2010
• Chance to play arrives, and Khudobin seizes it
  With Niklas Backstrom and Josh Harding injured, the Wild's backup goalie is seeing his first NHL game action, turning this week into a series of career highlights.
  Feb 6, 2010
• For seniors only
  The Minnesota Senior Games give 50-year-plus athletes a chance to act their age.
  Feb 5, 2010
• Wild prospect suspended indefinitely
  Already dealing with concerns at home with the uncertainty of the team's goaltending situation, the Wild now has to address an incident elsewhere.
  Feb 5, 2010
• Right time, right place for Wild?
  The Wild has a chance to make a move in the West with a lengthy homestand.
  Feb 4, 2010
• Northern Lights will shine in Vancouver
  A junior hockey team will get a chance to compete during the Olympic Games as part of a unique program.
  Feb 3, 2010
• Boler finally back on floor for Roosevelt
  One of the area's top girls' basketball players is back -- again.
  Feb 2, 2010

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