Sports
May 14, 2019

Macalester catcher named MIAC Player of Year in baseball

Macalester senior catcher Graham Low was named the MIAC player of the year in baseball for the second year in a row. He hit .477 in conference games and had 11 RBI and scored 15 runs.
Gophers
May 13, 2019
A St. John's University fan dressed as clergy cheered from the stands in the second half.

Petition to keep St. Thomas in MIAC comes from rival St. John's student

In the fascinating, escalating story of conference power St. Thomas' possible ouster from the MIAC, the Tommies seemingly have few allies. But they have one in a surprising place.
Gophers
May 10, 2019
Glenn Caruso's St. Thomas football team entered the field before a game.

Augsburg leader sees consensus to boot St. Thomas from MIAC

In an email obtained by the Star Tribune, Augsburg's Paul Pribbenow wrote that the athletic conference of Minnesota colleges "would have imploded" if that consensus hadn't been reached by the presidents of the member schools.
Sports
May 9, 2019
THE FINAL FOUR: Road to Minneapolis

THE FINAL FOUR: Road to Minneapolis

Analysis from the Star Tribune’s Marcus Fuller and news from across college basketball as the game’s biggest stage comes to U.S. Bank Stadium, April 6 and 8.
Gophers
May 8, 2019
Former St. Louis Park star takes unusual path to Division I soccer

Former St. Louis Park star takes unusual path to Division I soccer

Zinedine Kroeten largely developed through a free-play model with his father's Joy of the People foundation.
Vikings
May 6, 2019
North Dakota's John Santiago

Reusse: UND running back Santiago fighting above his weight for shot in NFL

John Santiago, at 5-9, is one of 36 players on the field for the Vikings for a weekend tryout that can end quickly.
Gophers
May 6, 2019
Gustavus baseball coach Brad Baker

Reusse: Investment in baseball pays off for Gustavus with MIAC title

Brad Baker planned on going to law school, played minor league baseball and stumbled into investment banking before his alma mater called, looking for a baseball coach.
Gophers
May 4, 2019
St. Thomas' dominance on the football field has led to turbulence in the MIAC.

Scoggins: MIAC's mysterious push to oust St. Thomas baffling, high-handed

Since the Star Tribune reported last month that the MIAC is considering a bylaws change that would essentially push St. Thomas out, coaches and school officials have declined to discuss the matter publicly.
Gophers
May 3, 2019
Alihan Demir, a 6-9 forward, averaged 14.8 points and 6.4 rebounds with Drexel this season and had visited Kansas State this offseason, too.

Gophers land Drexel forward as grad transfer to help beef up post play

Alihan Demir, who made official visits to Minnesota and Kansas State last month, announced his decision on Twitter. The 6-9, 230-pound forward could make an immediate impact in 2019-20 for Minnesota.
Minneapolis
May 1, 2019
The scene on Nicollet Mall last month as people ride the ferris wheel at Tip-Off Tailgate.

Final Four committee to disband, stop effort to create new regional group

Pressure from existing convention bureaus mounted in recent days.
South Metro
April 30, 2019

Whistleblowing coach gets $100K settlement from Dakota County Technical College, Minnesota State

Employee sued Dakota County Technical College and Minnesota State.
Twins
April 27, 2019
Willians Astudillo

Reusse: Astudillo's versatility keeping him on roster - for now

Willians Astudillo is not just one of three catchers the Twins have on their big-league roster, he "is just a really good baseball player."
Vikings
April 27, 2019
Trey Pipkins (78), of Sioux Falls, during the first half of the East-West Shrine football game in January

Trey Pipkins, of Apple Valley, drafted by L.A. Chargers

Trey Pipkins, a 6-foot-6, 310-pounder out of Sioux Falls, was taken in the third round (91st overall). He was a finalist for the Gene Upshaw Award, which goes to the top offensive lineman in NCAA Division II.
Gophers
April 25, 2019
Cori Kennedy, Minnesota State

Meet Cori Kennedy: Minnesota State's viral video softball sensation

Her "instructional" videos have made her a Twitter star with millions of views after her first one in December was done as a joke to send to her five siblings.
High Schools
April 22, 2019
Sarah Northway Maria was inducted into the Brainerd High School Hall of Fame in 2008. She played for the undefeated 1995 Connecticut women's basketbal

First Minnesotan to play for UConn's Auriemma? Go back 25 years

When Paige Bueckers committed to UConn, she was touted as becoming the first Minnesota women's basketball player to play at the powerhouse. Wrong. Remember Sarah Northway?
Sports
April 22, 2019
Outrage in the MIAC over football? Nothing new, Patrick Reusse writes: Long before the budding brouhaha over St. Thomas and coach Glenn Caruso, at rig

Reusse: MIAC issue is 'about football' and that's nothing new

Long before the budding brouhaha over St. Thomas' giant presence in the MIAC, there was outcry over St. John's and its lopsided scores.
Gophers
April 21, 2019
Matthew Hurt of Rochester John Marshall, one of the top senior basketball recruits in the nation, announced his decision to attend college at Duke Uni

Hurt chose Duke after Jones decided to stay: 'That was the ice-breaker'

Rochester's Matthew Hurt, coveted by the nation's top basketball programs, said he was undecided until another Minnesotan - Apple Valley's Tre Jones - decided to return to Duke for a second season.
Gophers
April 21, 2019
Oklahoma gymnast Maggie Nichols, of Little Canada.

Nichols repeats as NCAA all-around champion; Ramler second

Oklahoma gymnast Maggie Nichols, a junior from Little Canada, won the all-around for the second straight year with a 39.7125.The Gophers' Lexy Ramler tied for second with UCLA's Kayla Ross with a score of 39.6625.
Gophers
April 19, 2019

NCAA: Hockey recruiting can't begin before Jan. 1 of of prospect's sophomore year

The NCAA Division I Council adopted rules changes designed to slow down and improve the recruiting experience.
Gophers
April 19, 2019
University of St. Thomas coach Glenn Caruso celebrated with his team after a 207 victory over St. John's. at Target Field in Minneapolis.

MIAC presidents discuss issues, postpone decision on St. Thomas

Sources told the Star Tribune that presidents seeking to oust St. Thomas would push to change conference bylaws, instituting a cap on enrollment at a level that would exclude the Tommies..