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Chart: All-Metro girls' basketball second, third teams

By Star Tribune 03/11/2013, 9:09pm CDT

SECOND TEAM

Chart: Past Metro Players of the Year in girls' basketball

By Star Tribune 03/11/2013, 9:07pm CDT

1985 Janet Cobbs, Concordia Academy

State tournament field set

By Staff reports 03/09/2013, 11:33am CST

4A champion Hopkins, 3A champion DeLaSalle will defend titles; pairings set for 1A, 2A

Girls' basketball Class 4A, Section 2 championship: Kennedy tops Edina

By Andrew Kneeland, Star Tribune 03/08/2013, 11:38pm CST

Bloomington Kennedy relied on its height and the long ball to outlast pesky Edina 56-53

Seven metro schools forming new athletic conference

By Star Tribune 03/05/2013, 10:20am CST

The Metro West Conference currently includes seven high schools: Chaska, Chanhassen, Jefferson, Kennedy, Richfield, Cooper and St. Louis Park. It is looking for more.

Better look next year

By BRYCE EVANS, Special to the Star Tribune 03/05/2013, 10:14am CST

Lakeville South's youthful team learned a lot this year that should help carry it to greater succcess.

Nap, playlist and Northfield senior is ready to play

By Star Tribune 01/22/2013, 5:21pm CST

New Prague girls' coach gets win No. 600

By RON HAGGSTROM, Star Tribune 01/22/2013, 5:18pm CST

Tuesday's girls' basketball roundup: Gunderson gets win No. 600 at New Prague

By Star Tribune 01/15/2013, 11:36pm CST

Ron Gunderson -- the only coach in team history -- became the fourth girls' coach with 600 or more career victories.

Tuesday's girls' basketball roundup: Centennial hands Hopkins first loss since last February

By Star Tribune 01/08/2013, 11:26pm CST

 

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