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Star Tribune girls' basketball Metro Player of the Year past winners

By Star Tribune 03/13/2017, 8:12pm CDT

Here are the past winners of the Star Tribune Metro Player of the Year award:

Quick Q&A: Gabi Haack, Elk River basketball

By Star Tribune 01/14/2017, 4:48pm CST

The Bradley-bound guard ranks among the state’s leading scorers, averaging 28.4 points per game.

Star Tribune previous Metro Players of the Year

By Star Tribune 03/14/2016, 8:01pm CDT

Here is a list of previous Star Tribune Metro Player of the Year winners in girls' basketball:

Girls' basketball metro players of the year, 1985-2015

By Star Tribune 03/16/2015, 8:24pm CDT

1985: Janet Cobbs, Concordia Academy

Selfless in the paint defines Blaine girls' basketball center

By HEATHER RULE, Special to the Star Tribune 01/20/2015, 5:25pm CST

Whether rebounding, scoring or passing, Blaine senior ShaRon Miller brings a can-do attitude and leadership for teammates.

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