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Part 3: Congrats to the St. Paul Athena Award winners -- with names, schools and pictures
Posted by: Michael Rand Updated: April 27, 2011 - 11:18 AM
The 2011 St. Paul Athena Awards -- which honor female high school student-athletes in that area -- were given out at a banquet Wednesday. Here is a list of the award winners, along with their schools and pictures. (Note: Minneapolis gives out its Athena Awards on May 6). Click for Part I and Part 2 to see the rest of the winners.
Chelsea Laden, Lakeville South
Christine Briere, Mahtomedi
Natalie Stoltz, Mounds View
Lisa Loeffler, North St. Paul
Karalyn Leetz, Park of Cottage Grove
Megan Errington, Randolph
Shade Pratt, Rosemount
Megan Stuart, Roseville
Brittney Willaert, Simley
Alison Chulla, South St. Paul
Caitlin Hewes, Stillwater
Kelsey Coulter, White Bear Lake
Lauren Domski, Woodbury
Katie Moran, Visitation
Part 2: Congrats to the St. Paul Athena Award winners -- with names, schools and pictures
Posted by: Michael Rand Updated: April 27, 2011 - 9:47 AMWe continue here with the St. Paul Athena Award winners. For the previous group, click here.
Sophia Ristau, St. Paul Highland Park
Teresa Larocque, St. Paul Humboldt
Olamide Fadahunsi, St. Paul Johnson
Taylor Browning, Apple Valley
Kahla Becken, Centennial
Molly Sparks, Eagan
Meghan Tomai, East Ridge
Devyn Alberts, Farmington
Elizabeth Peterson, Forest Lake
Brittney Huneke, Hastings
Emily Usset, Henry Sibley
Breanna Loeschke, Irondale
Michelle Ferguson, Lakeville North
A tough night for DeLaSalle beyond the court
Posted by: Brian Stensaas Updated: December 3, 2010 - 9:46 AMDeLaSalle girls' basketball coach Faith Johnson Patterson was anything but happy with her team's 64-29 home loss to Lakeville North on Thursday night.
"A two-point deficit all of a sudden became 20," she said glumly after the Islanders were outscored 37-4 in the second half.
The Class 4A Panthers were clearly the better team. But forgive DeLaSalle if its collective basketball mind wasn't all there.
Just before practice Wednesday afternoon, Johnson Patterson received a phone call no one ever expects to get. Her 14-year-old nephew had collapsed during his basketball practice at Prairie Seeds Academy in Brooklyn Park. Jarvis Johnson, brother of DeLaSalle starting center Tyseanna Johnson, was brought to North Memorial Hospital before being transferred to Children's Hospital in St. Paul. It's believed he suffered a heart attack.
"It was a very serious situation and still is a very serious situation," Johnson Patterson said. "This is a 14-year-old kid that grew up coming to our practices when he wasn't at his. All of the girls know him. He's a big part of us all."
Johnson Patterson said Jarvis was in critical condition at Children's Hospital as of Thursday night but did not know any further details.
"Everybody on our team cried all day long and probably will all night long," she said. "But we had to pull ourselves together to play this game. It was hard to fight through it."
Roseville's Megan Stuart commits to South Dakota State basketball
Posted by: Michael Rand Updated: July 21, 2010 - 11:09 AMRoseville head girls' basketball coach Jeff Crosby said incoming senior Megan Stuart recently gave a verbal commitment to play for South Dakota State.
Stuart, a 6-2 forward, averaged 18.6 points last season as a junior for the Raiders.
Superior, Wis., eighth-grader offered basketball scholarship
Posted by: David LaVaque Updated: May 5, 2010 - 10:12 AMThe University of Michigan (or should that be Bring 'Em Young?) offered a scholarship to Hailey Kontny, an eighth-grader who attends Superior Middle School in Wisconsin -- just across the border from Duluth.
NCAA rules prohibit schools from directing contacting kids so young, so the Wolverines coaching staff sent word of their offer through Kontny's high school coach. Kontny, a guard, will reportedly consider the offer in the future. Better hurry kid, your signing day is only, what, 1,287 days from now?
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