Sports
St. Cloud para snowboarder wins gold medal in world championships
Mike Schultz of St. Cloud won the world title in banked slalom Wednesday at the world para snowboard championships in Pyha, Finland.
Sports
U.S. Olympic cyclist Catlin from Arden Hills found dead at age 23
Olympic track cyclist Kelly Catlin, who helped the U.S. women's pursuit team win the silver medal at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, died Friday.. Family members said she died by suicide.
Sports
Olympic gold medal set a new course for Diggins
Currently fifth in the World Cup overall standings, Jessie Diggins, 27, said it has been "a year of learning" as she figures out how to pace herself off the snow as well as on.
Gophers
Puck Drop, a new source for hockey
From the ponds to the pros, if it has anything do with hockey and Minnesota, we have it.
Gophers
The next wave: U freshman swimmer McHugh one of nation's best
Like his brother Connor, Max McHugh is ripping through the University of Minnesota pool, becoming one of the fastest breaststroke swimmers in the country.
Sports
Scoggins: You can still hear the roars of Minnesota's Olympic domination
The final few days in Pyeongchang last February for the Winter Olympics were a double shot of exhilarating. Especially from a Minnesota perspective.
Lynx
Souhan: Feats of Vonn, Moore might never be matched
At the end of a week that included National Girls and Women in Sports Day, let's recognize the importance of Lindsey Vonn and Maya Moore.
Sports
Conqueror of mountains: Vonn to race for final time
Lindsey Vonn's final race is Sunday morning. The Buck Hill product will leave the sport with 82 World Cup victories, the most by any woman in history, and the only Olympic downhill gold won by an American woman.
Olympics
Lindsey Vonn's career in review
Lindsey Vonn made her Olympics debut in 2002 at Salt Lake City, racing in slalom and Alpine combined, and went to three of the next four Games
Olympics
Five memorable moments from Lindsey Vonn's skiing career
Lindsey Vonn's remarkable skiing career comes to a close Sunday but some runs stick out.
Olympics
Where she ranks: Lindsey Vonn's wins are at the top
Lindsey Vonn has more World Cup wins than any man or woman except Ingemar Stenmark of Sweden, who is the men's record-holder with 86.
Olympics
Lindsey Vonn's 20 season titles
Her eight downhill titles and five super-G titles are records.
Sports
Vonn to race early Tuesday morning at worlds
It's the first of her two scheduled events at the championships before she retires from competitive skiing (she's also entered in Sunday's downhill). The 34-year-old Vonn announced on Friday that she is calling it quits because of her battered knees.
Sports
'She was good for America': Vonn's skiing accomplishments celebrated by many
Injuries took a toll on Burnsville native Lindsey Vonn; next week's stop in Sweden will be the last for the only American woman to win an Olympic gold medal in downhill skiing.
Sports
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U.S. women beat Russia 5-0
The United States broke open the game in the second period, sparked by two goals in six seconds by Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson, which set an Olympic record.
Sports
Maggie Nichols, courageous champion, is Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year
After identifying herself as "Athlete A" in the USA Gymnastics sexual-abuse scandal that sent team doctor Larry Nassar to prison, Maggie Nichols of Little Canada won the NCAA all-around championship competing for the University of Oklahoma. 'I found out how strong I really am.'
Sports
Get to know Maggie Nichols, 2018 Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year
Nichols won several honors this year, not only for the NCAA all-around gymnastics title, but for her part in exposing USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar's serial sexual abuse.
Sports
2018 Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year: Maggie Nichols
The gymnast from Little Canada displayed excellence in her sport and courage to help uncover the USA Gymnastics scandal.
Maggie Nichols, courageous champion, is Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year
After identifying herself as "Athlete A" in the USA Gymnastics sexual-abuse scandal that sent team doctor Larry Nassar to prison, Maggie Nichols of Little Canada won the NCAA all-around championship competing for the University of Oklahoma. 'I found out how strong I really am.'
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