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Columbia Heights' synchronized swimming team used to be a doormat for bigger schools. Not anymore.
The Wildcats no longer have to face their nemisis Rochester Mayo in the section, but Henry Sibley looms large.
Minnetonka's Emily Meese missed most of the track season because of injury, but is rounding into shape.
Photo right: Emily Meese
New Life Academy's softball team has torn through its season, thanks largely to Danielle and Bekah Schmidt.
School sports: An uncertain future
What do Crosby-Ironton in the north, Grand Meadow in the southeast, and Robbinsdale and Lakeville in the metro have in common? All are looking ahead to fewer sports teams and players. (First of a three-part series)
Hear the latest inside talk on who's hot and who's not in Minnesota high school sports.
Changes for lacrosse and volleyball, activity funding issues, and spring sports move ahead. 05/12/2008 05:38 PM
Some Minnesota schools have taken drastic measures as the declining economy affects activities. 05/06/2008 08:27 AM
Identifying talent, ability or a "certain spark" in athletes at an early age. 04/29/2008 03:15 PM
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