Minnesota State High School League interviews three finalists for executive director post

Finalists Mindy Chevalier, Erich Martens and Troy Urdahl have experience with high school activities, including previous stints on the league's board of directors.

November 13, 2017 at 8:10PM

Three finalists have been named to replace Dave Stead as executive dirctor of the Minnesota State High School League.

The finalists, whom the league said it was interviewing Monday, are Mindy Chevalier, community education director and assistant principal at Belle Plaine High School; Erich Martens, principal at Sauk Rapids-Rice High School, and Troy Urdahl, activities and facilities director at St. Anthony Village High School.

The league's selection committee said the finalists have extensive experience with the organization and high school activities. Each has previously served on the league's board of directors.

The committee will make a recommendation to the board for consideration at its meeting on Nov. 30.

Stead, the longest-serving executive director in the league's 101-year history, has held the post since 1988. He announced in August that he is stepping down Feb. 1 and will assume a senior administrative role with the organization.

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