A look at some of the best on the court this season.
Brock Bertram, Apple Valley,
sr., 7-0 center
Has put up consistent numbers since his freshman season. College: Buffalo.
Brad Davison, Maple Grove,
jr., 6-3 guard
Davison does a little bit of everything for the Crimson. College: Undecided.
Luke Harris, Northfield,
sr., 6-9 forward
Agile forward who played quarterback and tight end in football. College: Undecided.
Theo John, Champlin Park,
jr., 6-9 center
Athletic, versatile big man who is a tiresome worker. College: Undecided.
Tyler Johnson, Minneapolis North, sr., 6-2 guard
The Polars' football standout is also a catalyst on the court. College: Minnesota (football).
Goanar Mar, DeLaSalle,
jr., 6-7 forward
Will be counted on to use his long frame to score more. College: Undecided.
Amar Miller, Minnetonka,
sr., 5-9 guard
Don't be caught off guard by his diminutive size. College: Undecided.
Tyler Peterson, Centennial,
sr., 6-4 guard
Can run the point as well as hit the three-pointer. College: South Dakota.
Nathan Reuvers, Lakeville North, jr., 6-10 forward
Nobody improved his stock more in the offseason than Reuvers. College: Undecided.
McKinley Wright, Champlin Park, jr., 6-0 guard
Aggressive, quick guard coming off an outstanding summer. College: Undecided.
RON HAGGSTROM
Afton's Jessie Diggins claimed the fourth Olympic medal of her career, finishing third in the women's 10km freestyle race Thursday at the Milan Cortina Games.
