Starting Wednesday, football recruits who didn’t sign financial aid agreements during the early period in December can make their college choices official.
Starting Wednesday, football recruits who didn’t sign financial aid agreements during the early period in December can make their college choices official.
College commitments get real starting Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period. Here’s where Division I- and II-bound athletes from Minnesota are headed next
By Ron Haggstrom, The Minnesota Star Tribune11/25/2024, 5:30pm CST
This week's list includes girls basketball players Ava Litecky of Totino-Grace and Aubrey Cochran-Starr of Fridley, Walker Andersen of New Prague boys hockey, Taylor Thompson of Forest Lake girls hockey, Parker Wangen of Stewartville football and Ben Dahlin of Jackson County Central football.
By Ron Haggstrom, The Minnesota Star Tribune11/19/2024, 12:15pm CST
This week's list includes adapted soccer athletes Yonis Noor of Minneapolis South and Griedin Corley of Dakota United, along with Orono swimmer Graycin Andreen, Baily Rupp of Bemidji girls hockey and football players Mason Gorghuber of Alexandria and Isaiah Wright of Fertile-Beltrami.
Starting Wednesday, football recruits who didn’t sign financial aid agreements during the early period in December can make their college choices official.
College commitments get real starting Wednesday, the first day of the early signing period. Here’s where Division I- and II-bound athletes from Minnesota are headed next
By Marcus Fuller, The Minnesota Star Tribune11/08/2024, 7:00am CST
With early national signing day Nov. 13, Minnesota athletes weigh in on how much NIL factors in their recruiting. There’s big money out there, but that doesn’t appear to carry huge influence locally.
Read more about: Eden Prairie's Charles Vanier, Waseca's Damarius Russell and Chaska's Josh Wedel, Eden Prairie's Natalie McNeil, and Blaine's CJ Sanderson, Lakeville North's Reece Hunt and Centennial's Kellen Binder.
Starting Wednesday, football recruits who didn’t sign financial aid agreements during the early period in December can make their college choices official.
By Cassidy Hettesheimer, The Minnesota Star Tribune11/01/2024, 10:00pm CDT
Oliyath finished with three goals, including the game-winner five minutes into overtime, to give the Wildcats their first boys soccer state championship.
By Ron Haggstrom, the Minnesota Star Tribune12/27/2024, 5:00pm CST
This season, the sophomore set the state record in the 50- and 100-yard freestyles with times of 22.38 and 49.20 seconds, respectively, in the Class 1A state meet.