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Marshall takes down Minneota

By Staff Reports 01/14/2011, 9:04am CST

After falling to Minneota last season, Marshall beats the Vikings on its home court

Cousins thriving on the court for Marshall

By Staff Reports 12/23/2010, 9:07am CST

Tigers duo making an early impact on the season

Worthington edges past Windom

By Staff Reports 12/13/2010, 3:20pm CST

Trojans down Eagles 57-52

Around the State – Recapping some close games from the week

By Stephanie Fenner, Star Tribune staff writer 12/12/2010, 11:30pm CST

A quick glance at last week's basketball action from Greater Minnesota

Southwest Minnestoa basketball teams make final preparations for 2010-’11 campaign

By Staff Reports 11/26/2010, 10:17am CST

Squads hoping to make it to MSHSL tournament at Target Center

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West metro coach steps down after 26 years
By JOEL RIPPEL, Star Tribune 04/19/2024, 7:15am CDT
John Rosholt coached Watertown-Mayer to 20 victories in a season 11 times.
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Hopkins? Minnetonka? We know, Coach. Change can be difficult.
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune 03/18/2024, 4:15pm CDT
A superstar's gentle reminder got Brian Cosgriff back on track about which team he's coaching these days. A look back at state reveals certainty on other matters.
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Minnetonka pushes away Hopkins for 4A title
By JIM PAULSEN, Star Tribune 03/16/2024, 10:15pm CDT
The Royals trailed by double digits but made a stern run over the final minutes of the game.
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Star Tribune Talking Preps winter podcast: Episode 4
By Star Tribune 01/27/2017, 7:30pm CST
David La Vaque and Jim Paulsen talk referee impartiality, a border battle and a swimmer with Olympic potential.
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Hopkins' Paige Bueckers is Star Tribune Metro Player of the Year
By Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune 03/14/2018, 7:15am CDT
The point guard possesses a blend of talent and humility, which helped her become the first sophomore to receive the honor.
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