The MINNESOTA STATE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE The League sponsors one of the most comprehensive programs of interscholastic high school activities in the United States — activities that involved 499 member schools and about 200,000 students during the 2006-2007 school year. It is a voluntary, nonprofit, self-supporting organization made up of Minnesota senior high schools. It is administered by a small staff and a board of directors of 20 persons. The League plays a key role in nearly every nonacademic interschool contest or activity in the state. Its scope includes all boys’ and girls’ athletics, plus debate, music, one act play, speech, and visual arts. It covers not just the activities themselves, but instructional clinics and other related programs dealing with nonacademic interscholastic activities. The purpose of the League is to provide, at a statewide level, programs of varied, healthful, character-building activities within a framework of regulations and supervision that fosters good sportsmanship and fair play for every participant, regardless of the size of the school or the student's race, color, or creed. To achieve this aim, the schools democratically elect representatives who legislate standards and regulations for eligibility, participation, and supervision. Through such regulations, it encourages scholarship and leadership, safeguards the physical health and safety of participants, keeps achievement awards on a sensible basis and seeks to prevent exploitation of students by special interest groups. In short, its whole purpose and work are for the betterment and protection of youth. The school patrons in the state of Minnesota can take justifiable pride in the League. While all of the states and many Canadian provinces have similar organizations, the Minnesota organization is generally recognized as one of the best and has actually served as a model and is often called upon to help other states with their programs. In summary, the Minnesota State High School League represents excellence in purpose and performance.

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YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK

Published by: Minnesota State High School League 2100 Freeway Boulevard Brooklyn Center, Minnesota 55430-1735 Telephone: 763-560-2262 Fax: 763-569-0499 World Wide Web: www.mshsl.org Member of National Federation of State High School Associations

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Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS

3 Board of Directors, Representative Assembly, Executive Staff 4 2006-2007 State Team Champions 6 All-Time State Team Athletic Team Champions (1913-2007) 10 Adapted Bowling 24 Adapted Floor Hockey 31 Adapted Soccer 38 Adapted Softball 44 Baseball 58 Boys’ Basketball 77 Girls’ Basketball 93 Boys’ Cross Country Running 104 Girls’ Cross Country Running 112 Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 118 Debate 123 Drama - One Act Play 138 Football 154 Boys’ Golf 162 Girls’ Golf 169 Girls’ Gymnastics 177 Boys’ Hockey 194 Girls’ Hockey 203 Boys’ Lacrosse 206 Girls’ Lacrosse 209 Music 213 Boys’Alpine Skiing 218 Girls’Alpine Skiing 222 Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 227 Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 232 Boys’ Soccer 238 Girls’ Soccer 244 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 254 Speech 267 Boys’ Swimming & Diving 274 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 281 Boys’Tennis 292 Girls’Tennis 302 Boys’Track & Field 313 Girls’Track & Field 323 Visual Arts Photos by: 328 Girls’Volleyball Minnesota Prep Photo / www.MnPrepPhoto.com 337 Wrestling

2 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 MSHSL Board of Directors

Jaime Sherwood Todd Selk Glen Hasselberg Eric Anderson Randy Bowen Lawrence Ellis Wayzata Brainerd Staples-Motley Cambridge-Isanti Esko Fridley President Vice President Treasurer

Michael Fahey Michael Hammes Brad Johnson John Klinnert Mark Kuisle Becky Leuer Jackie Magnuson Carver Mazeppa Rushford-Peterson Fergus Falls Rochester Century North Branch Rosemount

Steve Niklaus Dean Ogg Mark Quinlan Dr. Polly Reikowski Gene Sullivan Darrel Ulferts Jeff Whisler Annandale Staples-Motley Centennial, Circle Pines Eagan Grey Eagle Southwest Minnesota Mahtomedi Christian, Edgerton

2006-2007 REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY DELEGATES The rulemaking body of the Minnesota State High School League

CLASS A REGIONS CLASS AA REGIONS Region 1A Region 1AA 1. John Ostrowski, Athletic Director, Dover-Eyota 25. Byron Olson, Athletic Director, Lakeville North 2. Jerry Reker, Principal, Kasson-Mantorville 26. Joel Leer, Principal, Northfield 3. Dave Runningen, Coach, Houston 27. Ken Hubert, Activities Director, Faribault Region 2A Region 2AA 4. Randy Soma, Activities Director, Fairmont 28. Jeff Jeska, Activities Director, Waconia 5. Craig Morgan, Athletic Director, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm 29. Todd Waterbury, Activities Director, Mankato East 6. Mindy Sparby, Athletic Director, New Richland-H-E-G 30. Perry Thinesen, Activities Director, Dassel-Cokato Region 3A Region 3AA 7. Bob Grey, Athletic Director, Montevideo 31. Tom Conlon, School Board, St. Paul 8. Bill Tauer, Athletic Director, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 32. Chris McDonald, Coach, Eagan 9. Steve Wiertzema, Athletic Director, Hills-Beaver Creek 33. Mike Sjoberg, Coach, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Region 4A Region 4AA 10. Mike Aurich, Athletic Director, Concordia Academy 34. Erin Herman, Assistant Principal, Hill-Murray, Maplewood 11. Brian Budish, Athletic Director, Meadow Creek Christian, Andover 35. Lee Alger, Activities Director, Tartan, Oakdale 12. Steve Eklund, School Board, Braham 36. Bob Madison, Athletic Director, Mounds View Region 5A Region 5AA 13. Rick Fischer, Athletic Director, Sauk Centre 37. Mark Sanders, Athletic Director, Minneapolis South 14. Emmett Keenan, Athletic Director, St. Cloud Cathedral 38. Adam Holm, Athletic Director, Osseo 15. Dave Schroeder, Athletic Director, Maple Lake 39. Mark Robertson, Superintendent, Fridley Region 6A Region 6AA 16. Phil Jensen, Superintendent, Hawley 40. Kurt Habeck, Coach, Eastview, Apple Valley 17. Lori Meissner, School Board, Brandon 41. Mary Haugen, Activities Director, Prior Lake 18. Tom Trisko, Principal/AD, Brandon 42. Dan Johnson, Activities Director, Hopkins Region 7A Region 7AA 19. Kathy Fredricksen, Athletic Director, Moose Lake 43. Ron Larson, Athletic Director, St. Francis 20. Willie Spelts, Athletic Director, Virginia 44. Wade Carlson, School Board, Chisago Lakes 21. Roger Koster, Athletic Director, Silver Bay 45. Joe Silko, Principal, Grand Rapids Region 8A Region 8AA 22. John Schumacher, Athletic Director, Park Rapids 46. Harvey Crable, Activities Director, Bemidji 23. Joe McArthur, School Board, Waubun 47. Lisa Johnson, Activities Director, Monticello 24. Eldon Sparby, Principal, Greenbush-Middle River 48. Mike Olson, Activities Director, Little Falls

MSHSL EXECUTIVE OFFICE Executive Director ...... Dave Stead Associate Director ...... Kevin Merkle Assistant Director ...... Richard Matter Executive Assistant ...... Kristi Vesall Administrative Assistant ...... Amanda Johnson Accounting Assistant...... Sharon Bahma Associate Director ...... Lisa Lissimore Officials’ Coordinator ...... Katie Vanderpoel Ticket Assistant ...... Nancy Myers Administrative Assistant ...... Sheila Robinson Director of Information...... Howard Voigt Office Manager ...... Betty Emerson Associate Director...... Craig Perry Assistant ...... Ellen Giloy Administrative Assistant...... Sandra Lindsey Administrative Assistant ...... Ruth Atkins Assistant Director ...... Chris Franson Receptionist ...... Yvonne Walsh Associate Director...... Jody Redman Web Site Coordinator ...... Michelle Jackson Administrative Assistant ...... Nancy Etter

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 3 2006-2007 STATE TEAM CHAMPIONS

BOYS’ ATHLETICS SPORT CLASS SCHOOL SECTION HEAD COACH Baseball AAA Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 3AAA Jim O’Neill AA St. Cloud Cathedral 6AA Bob Karn A Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 2A Bruce Woitas Basketball AAAA Buffalo 8AAAA Nicholas Guida AAA St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 3AAA Mike Sjoberg AA Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 4AA Matt Thuli A Ellsworth 3A Markus Okeson Cross Country Running AA Willmar 2AA Disa Daucsavage & Jerry Popp A Perham 8A Jeff Morris Football AAAAA Eden Prairie 2AAAAA Mike Grant AAAA Totino-Grace, Fridley 4AAAA Jeff Ferguson AAA Glencoe-Silver Lake 2AAA Dave Dose AA Triton, Dodge Center 2AA Don Henderson A Rushford-Peterson 1A Jim Reinhardt 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central 9 Man Mark Kroulik Golf AA Minnetonka 6AA John Coatta A *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl 7A Kerry Bidle Hockey AA Roseau 8AA Scott Oliver A Hermantown 7A Bruce Plante Lacrosse Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5 Colin Mulcahy & Rob Horn Skiing (Alpine) The Blake School, Minneapolis 5 Bob Teslow Skiing (Nordic Ski Racing) Hopkins 7 Rob Fuhr & Kevin Kos Soccer AA Apple Valley 6AA Chuck Scanlon A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5A Dave Platt Swimming & Diving AA Burnsville 6AA Jeff Marshall A St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1A John Barnes Tennis AA Rochester Mayo 1AA Jeff Demaray A St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1A Viet Pham Track & Field AA Mounds View 4AA Ross Fleming A Glencoe-Silver Lake 5A Hank Larsen Wrestling AAA Apple Valley 6AAA Jim Jackson AA St. Michael-Albertville 4AA Gregg Greeno A Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 5A Tim Roberg

FINE ARTS ACTIVITY CLASS SCHOOL SECTION HEAD COACH/DIRECTOR Debate Wayzata 5 Gail Sarff, Dave Bratt, Aneesh Sohoni Drama AA Duluth Central 7AA Liz Larson (Superior ★ Rating) Robbinsdale Armstrong 5AA Lee Fisher Eagan 3AA Nancy Owzarek Eastview, Apple Valley 6AA Scott Durocher & Rob Rachow Moorhead 8AA Christopher Lien Lakeville South 1AA Dennis Swanson A Belle Plaine 2A Tony Hartmann & Peter Jacobson St. Charles 1A Theodore Derby Delano 4A Barbara Roy Sauk Centre 5A Margaret Kitterman Wadena-Deer Creek 6A Jay W. Patterson

4 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 STATE TEAM CHAMPIONS

GIRLS’ ATHLETICS SPORT CLASS SCHOOL SECTION HEAD COACH Basketball AAAA *St. Paul Central 3AAAA Willie Taylor AAA Becker 4AAA Justin Hegna AA Pipestone Area 3AA Jay Johnson A Fulda 3A Gregg Slaathaug Cross Country Running AA Woodbury 3AA Mark Andrews A Adrian 3A Doug Petersen Golf AA Burnsville 6AA Alan VanWyngarden A Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 6A Peggy Falk Gymnastics AA Roseville Area 4AA Mike Flatten A Perham 8A Charlie Fleck Girls Ice Hockey AA Stillwater Area 3AA Tony Scheid A The Blake School, Minneapolis 4A Brano Stankovsky Lacrosse Eden Prairie 6 Beth Patterson & Judy Baxter Skiing (Alpine) Duluth East 7 Jason Baumgarth Skiing (Nordic Ski Racing) Duluth East 7 Bonnie Fuller-Kask Soccer AA Woodbury 3AA Bill Ebertz & Pat Malicki A Mahtomedi 3A Dave Wald Softball (Fast-Pitch) AAA North, North St. Paul 4AAA Sean Hall AA Pipestone Area 3AA Troy Bouman A New Ulm Cathedral 2A Bob Mertz Swimming & Diving AA Stillwater Area 4AA Brian Luke A Visitation, Mendota Heights 6A Nate Linscheid Tennis AA Edina 6AA Steve Paulsen A Rochester Lourdes 1A Kevin Rust Track & Field AA Wayzata 6AA Lori Cade A Watertown-Mayer 5A Dan Hanson Volleyball AAA Chaska 6AAA Sue Murphy AA Jordan 4AA Colleen Chambers A Minneota 3A Heidi Peterson

GIRLS’ COMPETITIVE ACTIVITY ACTIVITY CLASS SCHOOL SECTION HEAD COACH Dance Team AAA Jazz Funk Wayzata 2AAA Leslie Swiggum, Meghan Hutton, Jennie McIlmoyle, Michele Menzel AAA High Kick Eastview, Apple Valley 1AAA Jenny Raiche, Lindsey Carter, Jessie Gerber, Shannen Pickens, Jessica Mahr AA Jazz Funk Spring Lake Park 4AA Heather Holasek, Alyssa Hadsall AA High Kick *Faribault 1AA Lois Krinke, Tammy Rosett A Jazz Funk Marshall School, Duluth 4A Jeannine Maki, Tara Kulenkamp A High Kick Cannon Falls 1A Mindi Pagel, Megan Otto, Andrea Sietsema ADAPTED ATHLETICS SPORT CLASS SCHOOL/TEAM HEAD COACH Adapted Bowling C I *North/Tartan Sandra Lowry P I *Wayzata/Minnetonka Nancy Icopini Adapted Floor Hockey C I *St. Cloud Area Mike Bakken P I *Anoka-Hennepin Suzanne Opat Adapted Soccer C I *Stillwater/White Bear Lake Kaye Standke P I *Dakota United Leah Rosen Adapted Softball C I *Osseo Doug Anderson P I *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Marcus Onsum

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored team.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 5 All-Time Team State Championships — Rank Order 1913-Spring 2007 — 360 teams have won state championships RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Edina 1 ...... 97 Boys 47 Girls 50 Columbia Heights ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 2. Stillwater Area ...... 49 Boys 23 Girls 26 Detroit Lakes ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 3. Apple Valley...... 47 Boys 33 Girls 14 Eagan ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 4. Burnsville...... 38 Boys 19 Girls 19 Fridley ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 Rochester Lourdes ...... 38 Boys 15 Girls 23 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 6. Blake School (The), Minneapolis ...... 37 Boys 17 Girls 20 Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 Duluth Central ...... 37 Boys 37 Girls 0 Jackson ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 Minnetonka ...... 37 Boys 18 Girls 19 Litchfield ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 9. Duluth East ...... 36 Boys 19 Girls 17 Moose Lake...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 10. Bloomington Jefferson...... 34 Boys 22 Girls 12 New London-Spicer...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 11. Hopkins 2 ...... 33 Boys 21 Girls 12 Perham ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 12. Eden Prairie...... 28 Boys 14 Girls 14 Rochester John Marshall...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 13. Virginia...... 25 Boys 9 Girls 16 Rosemount ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 Wayzata...... 25 Boys 19 Girls 6 St. Cloud Tech...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 0 15. Hibbing ...... 23 Boys 22 Girls 1 Sartell ...... 5 Boys 2 Girls 3 Lakeville...... 23 Boys 7 Girls 16 Sauk Centre ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 Minneapolis North Community ...... 23 Boys 18 Girls 5 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 Minneapolis Southwest ...... 23 Boys 23 Girls 0 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 23 Boys 12 Girls 11 South St. Paul ...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 20. Anoka ...... 21 Boys 17 Girls 4 Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton . . 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 21. Rochester ...... 20 Boys 20 Girls 0 Stephen-Argyle ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 20 Boys 11 Girls 9 Winona ...... 5 Boys 3 Girls 2 23. Austin...... 19 Boys 16 Girls 3 Winona Cotter ...... 5 Boys 3 Girls 2 Mahtomedi...... 19 Boys 4 Girls 15 119. Alexander Ramsey ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 25. Cloquet ...... 18 Boys 16 Girls 2 Austin Pacelli...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 26. Cretin-Derham Hall ...... 17 Boys 16 Girls 1 Bird Island-Lake Lillian ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 St. Paul Central ...... 17 Boys 10 Girls 7 Biwabik ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights . . . 17 Boys 17 Girls 0 Breckenridge ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 29. Minneapolis Washburn ...... 16 Boys 15 Girls 1 Byron ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 Moorhead ...... 16 Boys 10 Girls 6 Caledonia ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 31. Minneapolis Central...... 15 Boys 15 Girls 0 Cambridge-Isanti ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Mounds View...... 15 Boys 13 Girls 2 Duluth Denfeld...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 33. Blue Earth Area ...... 14 Boys 12 Girls 2 Elgin-Millville ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Greenway, Coleraine...... 14 Boys 12 Girls 2 Esko...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 35. Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park . . . . 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 Foley ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Breck School, Golden Valley...... 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 Glencoe ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Edina East ...... 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Red Wing 7...... 13 Boys 7 Girls 6 Lake City ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Staples-Motley 6...... 13 Boys 12 Girls 1 LeSueur...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 40. Alexandria ...... 12 Boys 4 Girls 8 Mankato...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Bemidji...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 Maple River, Mapleton...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 Fosston ...... 12 Boys 3 Girls 9 Melrose ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 Grand Rapids ...... 12 Boys 7 Girls 5 Minneapolis Edison ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Owatonna ...... 12 Boys 10 Girls 2 Minneota ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Robbinsdale...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 North, N. St. Paul ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 St. Louis Park ...... 12 Boys 9 Girls 3 Northfield ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Staples 6...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 Orono...... 4 Boys 0 Girls 4 48. Woodbury ...... 11 Boys 3 Girls 8 Osseo ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 49. Chisholm ...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 4 Boys 0 Girls 4 Edina West ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 Hastings...... 10 Boys 7 Girls 3 Rushford-Peterson ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 International Falls ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 Sleepy Eye ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 St. Cloud Cathedral...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 Stewartville ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 Roseau ...... 10 Boys 7 Girls 3 Thief River Falls ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Roseville Area ...... 10 Boys 1 Girls 9 Waconia...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 Warroad...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 Tracy-Milroy 4 ...... 10 Boys 0 Girls 10 Willmar...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 White Bear Lake Area 3 ...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 Windom ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 59. Coon Rapids ...... 9 Boys 3 Girls 6 154. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Richfield...... 9 Boys 5 Girls 4 B O L D, Olivia ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 61. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 8 Boys 5 Girls 3 Blaine...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 Albany ...... 8 Boys 4 Girls 4 *Braham...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Albert Lea ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg . . . . 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 Canby ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 Chatfield ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Chaska ...... 8 Boys 1 Girls 7 Cook County, Grand Marais ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Eveleth...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 Cromwell ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Gaylord ...... 8 Boys 6 Girls 2 Crookston ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Mankato East ...... 8 Boys 2 Girls 6 Duluth Washington ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 Elk River ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 Plainview ...... 8 Boys 4 Girls 4 Ely ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 8 Boys 7 Girls 1 Eveleth-Gilbert...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 8 Boys 6 Girls 2 Faribault...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 73. Bloomington Kennedy ...... 7 Boys 6 Girls 1 Forest Lake ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 Frazee ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Hermantown ...... 7 Boys 1 Girls 6 Goodhue ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Hutchinson...... 7 Boys 4 Girls 3 Granite Falls ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Little Falls ...... 7 Boys 3 Girls 4 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal ...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 Mankato West ...... 7 Boys 6 Girls 1 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 Minneapolis Patrick Henry...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 Holdingford ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 Minneapolis South...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 New Prague...... 7 Boys 3 Girls 4 Jordan ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 New Ulm Cathedral ...... 7 Boys 1 Girls 6 Kittson Central, Hallock & Hallock...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 Redwood Falls...... 7 Boys 5 Girls 2 Long Prairie ...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 St. Bernard's, St. Paul...... 7 Boys 0 Girls 7 Luverne ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 85. Brainerd...... 6 Boys 4 Girls 2 Mankato Loyola ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 *Caledonia/Spring Grove...... 6 Boys 0 Girls 6 Mesabi East, Aurora ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 Jackson County Central ...... 6 Boys 2 Girls 4 Montgomery-Lonsdale...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 Mahnomen...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Marshall...... 6 Boys 3 Girls 3 New York Mills...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 Minneapolis Marshall...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 Norman Co. West, Halstad ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Minneapolis West ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 North Branch ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Paynesville Area ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 Park Center, Brooklyn Park...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 St. James ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 Pierz ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 St. Paul Johnson ...... 6 Boys 5 Girls 1 Rochester Mayo ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 95. Bloomington Lincoln ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 St. Cloud Apollo...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2

6 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League All-Time Team State Championships — Rank Order (1913-Spring 2007) RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS St. Paul Washington ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 GFW (Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop) ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 St. Peter ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Gilbert ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Triton, Dodge Center...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 Glyndon-Felton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Waseca ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 *Glyndon-Felton/Dilworth...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Adrian ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Harmony ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Argyle ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Hayfield ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Aurora-Hoyt Lakes ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Henderson...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Battle Lake ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Heron Lake-Okabena ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Becker ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 *Hibbing/Chisholm...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Bethlehem Academy ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin . . . . 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Big Lake ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls . . 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Brooklyn Center...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Hills-Beaver Creek ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Buffalo Lake...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Hinckley...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Buhl ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Hoffman ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Chokio-Alberta...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Hoffman-Kensington ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Concordia Academy, Roseville ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Deer Creek ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 *Hopkins Eisenhower/Lindbergh ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 *Esko/Cloquet ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Fairmont ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Fulda ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Kiester ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Glenwood ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Lac qui Parle Valley / Dawson-Boyd ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Golden Valley ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 LaCrescent ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Hancock...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 *Jackson County Central/SW Star Concept . 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 LeCenter ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Kingsland, Spring Valley ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Marshall School, Duluth ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Lake Benton ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Marshall-University (Mpls)...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Lakeville North...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 1 McLeod West, Brownton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Mariner (White Bear)...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Midwest MN (Clara City/Maynard) ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Mayer Lutheran ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Milaca ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Medford ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Minneapolis University ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Minneapolis Vocational ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Mound-Westonka ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Montevideo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Mount St. Benedict ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 *Montevideo/Maynard ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 New Richland-Hartland ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 *Moose Lake/Barnum ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Pelican Rapids ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Mora ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 1 Pequot Lakes ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Morris Area ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Pipestone Area ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Mountain Iron ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Prior Lake ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Mountain Lake...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Rochester Century ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Nashwauk ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 New Ulm ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 St. Agnes, St. Paul ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Norman County East, Twin Valley...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *St. Michael-Albertville/Country Lane ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Park Rapids Area ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 St. Paul Highland Park ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Plainview/Elgin-Millville ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 St. Paul Mechanic Arts ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Princeton ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 *Red Wing/Woodland Academy 7 ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 *Redwood Falls/Morton ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Silver Lake...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 Regina, Minneapolis ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Southland, Adams ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Renville County West ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Springfield ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Rothsay ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Staples-Motley/Pillager 6 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Rushford ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Verndale ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 *Rushford/Peterson/Houston...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Visitation, Mendota Heights...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Russell...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Wabasso ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Ruthton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Wadena 5 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 St. Anthony Village, Minneapolis...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Wadena-Deer Creek 5 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 St. Clair ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Watertown-Mayer ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 *St. Michael-Albertville/J.M.J...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Westbrook ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Windom/Storden-Jeffers ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 Shakopee ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Winona/Winona Cotter...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 Sherburn ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Alden-Conger ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Silver Bay ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Alexander Ramsey/F. B. Kellogg ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Slayton...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Armstrong/Cooper ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Spring Lake Park...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Babbitt ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Stephen ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Barnesville...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Storden-Jeffers ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Barnum ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 1 *Belgrade/Brooten ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Truman ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Belle Plaine ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Two Harbors ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Blooming Prairie ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 United South Central, Wells ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Blue Earth-Frost-Winnebago...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Bovey...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Waterville-Elysian ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Brandon/Evansville ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Buffalo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Westbrook-Walnut Grove ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Canby/Minneota...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Wheaton/Herman-Norcross...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Canby/Minneota/Lincoln H I, Ivanhoe . . . . . 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Cannon Falls ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Cedar Mountain, Morgan...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 1 Edina High School won (19) titles from 1950-1972. Edina has won (78) titles from Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 FALL 1981 thru FALL 2006. Cherry, Iron ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 2 Hopkins won (9) titles from 1944-1970. Hopkins has won (24) titles from FALL Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 1983 thru WINTER 2007. Clarissa ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 3 White Bear Lake won (5) titles from 1966-1976. White Bear Lake Area has won Cook ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 (5) titles from 1984 thru SPRING 2005. Cottonwood ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 4 Tracy-Milroy has won (1) state title as a cooperative sponsorship, and (9) as a *Cottonwood/Echo-Wood Lake ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 single school with students from Balaton & also by tuition from surrounding area. Dassel-Cokato...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 5 Wadena has won (2) as a single school and (2) while combined with Deer Creek. *Deer River/Northland/Eagle Country ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 6 Staples has won (12) titles as Staples, and (13) titles while the combined school East Grand Forks ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 of Staples-Motley, and (2) in a cooperatively sponsored program with Pillager. Eastview, Apple Valley...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 7 Red Wing has won (13) titles as Red Wing, and (1) title in a cooperatively Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 sponsored program with Woodland Academy. Edgerton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 Elbow Lake ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored team. Elk River / Rogers / Zimmerman...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 Ellsworth ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 *Faribault/Bethlehem Academy ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 7 All-Time Team State Championships — Alphabetical Order (1913-Spring 2007) RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 61. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 8 Boys 5 Girls 3 1. Edina 1 ...... 97 Boys 47 Girls 50 195. Adrian ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Elbow Lake ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 61. Albany ...... 8 Boys 4 Girls 4 119. Elgin-Millville ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 61. Albert Lea ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 154. Elk River ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 252. Alden-Conger ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Elk River/Rogers/Zimmerman ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Alexander Ramsey ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 252. Ellsworth ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. *Alexander Ramsey/F. B. Kellogg ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 154. Ely ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 40. Alexandria ...... 12 Boys 4 Girls 8 119. Esko...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 20. Anoka ...... 21 Boys 17 Girls 4 195. *Esko/Cloquet ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 3. Apple Valley...... 47 Boys 33 Girls 14 61. Eveleth...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 195. Argyle ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 154. Eveleth-Gilbert...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. *Armstrong/Cooper ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Fairmont ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 154. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. Faribault...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 195. Aurora-Hoyt Lakes ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 252. *Faribault/Bethlehem Academy ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 23. Austin...... 19 Boys 16 Girls 3 119. Foley ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 119. Austin Pacelli...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 154. Forest Lake ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. B O L D, Olivia ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 40. Fosston ...... 12 Boys 3 Girls 9 252. Babbitt ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 154. Frazee ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. Barnesville...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 95. Fridley ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 252. Barnum ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Fulda ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 195. Battle Lake ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 61. Gaylord ...... 8 Boys 6 Girls 2 195. Becker ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 252. GFW (Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop) ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. *Belgrade/Brooten ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Gilbert ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Belle Plaine ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Glencoe ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 40. Bemidji...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 95. Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 35. Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park . . . . 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 195. Glenwood ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 195. *Bethlehem Academy ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Glyndon-Felton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Big Lake ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. *Glyndon-Felton/Dilworth...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 119. Bird Island-Lake Lillian ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 195. Golden Valley ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 119. Biwabik ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 154. Goodhue ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. Blaine...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 40. Grand Rapids ...... 12 Boys 7 Girls 5 6. Blake School (The), Minneapolis ...... 37 Boys 17 Girls 20 154. Granite Falls ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. Blooming Prairie ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 33. Greenway, Coleraine...... 14 Boys 12 Girls 2 10. Bloomington Jefferson...... 34 Boys 22 Girls 12 195. Hancock...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 73. Bloomington Kennedy ...... 7 Boys 6 Girls 1 252. Harmony ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 95. Bloomington Lincoln ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 49. Hastings...... 10 Boys 7 Girls 3 33. Blue Earth Area ...... 14 Boys 12 Girls 2 154. *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal ...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 252. Blue Earth-Frost-Winnebago...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Hayfield ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Bovey...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Henderson...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 154. *Braham...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 85. Brainerd...... 6 Boys 4 Girls 2 73. Hermantown ...... 7 Boys 1 Girls 6 252. *Brandon/Evansville ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Heron Lake-Okabena ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 35. Breck School, Golden Valley...... 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 15. Hibbing ...... 23 Boys 22 Girls 1 119. Breckenridge ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 252. *Hibbing/Chisholm...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Brooklyn Center...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 252. *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin . . . . 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Buffalo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls . . 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Buffalo Lake...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 119. Hill-Murray, Maplewood...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 195. Buhl ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 252. Hills-Beaver Creek ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 4. Burnsville...... 38 Boys 19 Girls 19 252. Hinckley...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Byron ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 252. Hoffman ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 119. Caledonia ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Hoffman-Kensington ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 85. *Caledonia/Spring Grove...... 6 Boys 0 Girls 6 154. Holdingford ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 119. Cambridge-Isanti ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 61. Canby ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 95. Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 252. *Canby/Minneota...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. *Hopkins Eisenhower/Lindbergh ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. *Canby/Minneota/Lincoln H I, Ivanhoe . . . . . 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Cannon Falls ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 11. Hopkins 2 ...... 33 Boys 21 Girls 12 252. Cedar Mountain, Morgan...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 73. Hutchinson...... 7 Boys 4 Girls 3 154. Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg . . . . 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 49. International Falls ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 61. Chaska ...... 8 Boys 1 Girls 7 154. Irondale, New Brighton ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 154. Chatfield ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 95. Jackson ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 252. Cherry, Iron ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 85. Jackson County Central ...... 6 Boys 2 Girls 4 49. Chisholm ...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 195. *Jackson County Central/SW Star Concept . 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 195. Chokio-Alberta...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 154. Jordan ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 252. Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Clarissa ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Kiester ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 25. Cloquet ...... 18 Boys 16 Girls 2 195. Kingsland, Spring Valley ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 95. Columbia Heights ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 154. Kittson Central, Hallock & Hallock...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 195. Concordia Academy, Roseville ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Cook ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. LaCrescent ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 154. Cook County, Grand Marais ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 195. Lake Benton ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 59. Coon Rapids ...... 9 Boys 3 Girls 6 119. Lake City ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Cottonwood ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. *Cottonwood/Echo-Wood Lake ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 26. Cretin-Derham Hall ...... 17 Boys 16 Girls 1 15. Lakeville...... 23 Boys 7 Girls 16 154. Cromwell ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 195. Lakeville North...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 1 154. Crookston ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. LeCenter ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Dassel-Cokato...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 119. LeSueur...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 195. Deer Creek ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 95. Litchfield ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 252. *Deer River/Northland/Eagle Country ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 73. Little Falls ...... 7 Boys 3 Girls 4 73. DeLaSalle, Minneapolis...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 154. Long Prairie ...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 95. Detroit Lakes ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 154. Luverne ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 6. Duluth Central ...... 37 Boys 37 Girls 0 85. Mahnomen...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 119. Duluth Denfeld...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 23. Mahtomedi...... 19 Boys 4 Girls 15 9. Duluth East ...... 36 Boys 19 Girls 17 119. Mankato...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 154. Duluth Washington ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 61. Mankato East ...... 8 Boys 2 Girls 6 95. Eagan ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 154. Mankato Loyola ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 252. East Grand Forks ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 73. Mankato West ...... 7 Boys 6 Girls 1 252. Eastview, Apple Valley...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Maple River, Mapleton...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 12. Eden Prairie...... 28 Boys 14 Girls 14 195. Mariner (White Bear)...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 252. Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 85. Marshall...... 6 Boys 3 Girls 3 252. Edgerton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Marshall School, Duluth ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 35. Edina East ...... 13 Boys 9 Girls 4 252. Marshall-University (Mpls)...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 49. Edina West ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 195. Mayer Lutheran ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2

8 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League All-Time Team State Championships — Alphabetical Order (1913-Spring 2007) RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS RANK SCHOOL / TEAM TOTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 252. McLeod West, Brownton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 49. St. Cloud Cathedral...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 195. Medford ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 95. St. Cloud Tech...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 0 119. Melrose ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 85. St. James ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 154. Mesabi East, Aurora ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 40. St. Louis Park ...... 12 Boys 9 Girls 3 252. Midwest MN (Clara City/Maynard) ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 61. St. Michael-Albertville ...... 8 Boys 6 Girls 2 252. Milaca ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 195. *St. Michael-Albertville/Country Lane ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 31. Minneapolis Central...... 15 Boys 15 Girls 0 252. *St. Michael-Albertville/J.M.J...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Minneapolis Edison ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 21. St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 20 Boys 11 Girls 9 85. Minneapolis Marshall...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 26. St. Paul Central ...... 17 Boys 10 Girls 7 15. Minneapolis North Community ...... 23 Boys 18 Girls 5 195. St. Paul Highland Park ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 73. Minneapolis Patrick Henry...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 252. St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 61. Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 8 Boys 8 Girls 0 85. St. Paul Johnson ...... 6 Boys 5 Girls 1 73. Minneapolis South...... 7 Boys 7 Girls 0 195. St. Paul Mechanic Arts ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 15. Minneapolis Southwest ...... 23 Boys 23 Girls 0 154. St. Paul Washington ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. Minneapolis University ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 154. St. Peter ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. Minneapolis Vocational ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 26. St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights . . . 17 Boys 17 Girls 0 29. Minneapolis Washburn ...... 16 Boys 15 Girls 1 95. Sartell ...... 5 Boys 2 Girls 3 85. Minneapolis West ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 95. Sauk Centre ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 195. Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 195. Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 119. Minneota ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Shakopee ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Sherburn ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 6. Minnetonka ...... 37 Boys 18 Girls 19 195. Sibley East, Arlington ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 195. Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Silver Bay ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Montevideo ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Silver Lake...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 252. *Montevideo/Maynard ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 95. Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 154. Montgomery-Lonsdale...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 252. Slayton...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 29. Moorhead ...... 16 Boys 10 Girls 6 119. Sleepy Eye ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 95. Moose Lake...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 95. Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 252. *Moose Lake/Barnum ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 95. South St. Paul ...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 252. Mora ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 1 195. Southland, Adams ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 252. Morris Area ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 95. Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton . . 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 154. Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 252. Spring Lake Park...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 31. Mounds View...... 15 Boys 13 Girls 2 195. Springfield ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 195. Mound-Westonka ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 252. St. Anthony Village, Minneapolis...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Mount St. Benedict ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 40. Staples 6...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 252. Mountain Iron ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. *Staples-Motley/Pillager 6 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 252. Mountain Lake...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 35. Staples-Motley 6...... 13 Boys 12 Girls 1 252. Nashwauk ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 252. Stephen ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 95. New London-Spicer...... 5 Boys 0 Girls 5 95. Stephen-Argyle ...... 5 Boys 5 Girls 0 73. New Prague...... 7 Boys 3 Girls 4 119. Stewartville ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 195. New Richland-Hartland ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 2. Stillwater Area ...... 49 Boys 23 Girls 26 252. New Ulm ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Storden-Jeffers ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 73. New Ulm Cathedral ...... 7 Boys 1 Girls 6 252. Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 1 154. New York Mills...... 3 Boys 0 Girls 3 119. Thief River Falls ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 154. Norman Co. West, Halstad ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 49. Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 10 Boys 8 Girls 2 252. Norman County East, Twin Valley...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 49. Tracy-Milroy 4 ...... 10 Boys 0 Girls 10 154. North Branch ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. Triton, Dodge Center...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 119. North, N. St. Paul ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 252. Truman ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 119. Northfield ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Two Harbors ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 119. Orono...... 4 Boys 0 Girls 4 252. United South Central, Wells ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Osseo ...... 4 Boys 1 Girls 3 195. Verndale ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 40. Owatonna ...... 12 Boys 10 Girls 2 13. Virginia...... 25 Boys 9 Girls 16 154. Park Center, Brooklyn Park...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 252. *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Park Rapids Area ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. Visitation, Mendota Heights...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 119. Park, Cottage Grove ...... 4 Boys 0 Girls 4 195. Wabasso ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 85. Paynesville Area ...... 6 Boys 6 Girls 0 119. Waconia...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 195. Pelican Rapids ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 195. Wadena 5 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 195. Pequot Lakes ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 195. Wadena-Deer Creek 5 ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 95. Perham ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 119. Warroad...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 154. Pierz ...... 3 Boys 3 Girls 0 154. Waseca ...... 3 Boys 2 Girls 1 195. Pipestone Area ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 195. Watertown-Mayer ...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 61. Plainview ...... 8 Boys 4 Girls 4 252. Waterville-Elysian ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Plainview/Elgin-Millville ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Waterville-Elysian-Morristown ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Princeton ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 13. Wayzata...... 25 Boys 19 Girls 6 195. Prior Lake ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 195. Westbrook ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 252. *Red Wing/Woodland Academy 7 ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 252. Westbrook-Walnut Grove ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 35. Red Wing 7...... 13 Boys 7 Girls 6 252. Wheaton/Herman-Norcross...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 73. Redwood Falls...... 7 Boys 5 Girls 2 49. White Bear Lake Area 3 ...... 10 Boys 9 Girls 1 252. *Redwood Falls/Morton ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Willmar...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 252. Regina, Minneapolis ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 119. Windom ...... 4 Boys 2 Girls 2 252. Renville County West ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 195. *Windom/Storden-Jeffers ...... 2 Boys 0 Girls 2 59. Richfield...... 9 Boys 5 Girls 4 252. Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 1 Boys 0 Girls 1 40. Robbinsdale...... 12 Boys 11 Girls 1 95. Winona ...... 5 Boys 3 Girls 2 15. Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 23 Boys 12 Girls 11 95. Winona Cotter ...... 5 Boys 3 Girls 2 61. Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 8 Boys 7 Girls 1 195. *Winona/Winona Cotter...... 2 Boys 1 Girls 1 21. Rochester ...... 20 Boys 20 Girls 0 48. Woodbury ...... 11 Boys 3 Girls 8 195. Rochester Century ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 95. Rochester John Marshall...... 5 Boys 4 Girls 1 1 Edina High School won (19) titles from 1950-1972. Edina has won (78) titles from 4. Rochester Lourdes ...... 38 Boys 15 Girls 23 FALL 1981 thru FALL 2006. 154. Rochester Mayo ...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2 2 Hopkins won (9) titles from 1944-1970. Hopkins has won (24) titles from FALL 119. Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 4 Boys 3 Girls 1 1983 thru WINTER 2007. 49. Roseau ...... 10 Boys 7 Girls 3 3 White Bear Lake won (5) titles from 1966-1976. White Bear Lake Area has won 95. Rosemount ...... 5 Boys 1 Girls 4 (5) titles from 1984 thru SPRING 2005. 49. Roseville Area ...... 10 Boys 1 Girls 9 4 Tracy-Milroy has won (1) state title as a cooperative sponsorship, and (9) as a 252. Rothsay ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 single school with students from Balaton & also by tuition from surrounding area. 252. Rushford ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 5 Wadena has won (2) as a single school and (2) while combined with Deer Creek. 252. *Rushford/Peterson/Houston...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 6 Staples has won (12) titles as Staples, and (13) titles while the combined school 119. Rushford-Peterson ...... 4 Boys 4 Girls 0 of Staples-Motley, and (2) in a cooperatively sponsored program with Pillager. 252. Russell...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 7 Red Wing has won (13) titles as Red Wing, and (1) title in a cooperatively 195. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 sponsored program with Woodland Academy. 252. Ruthton ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 195. St. Agnes, St. Paul ...... 2 Boys 2 Girls 0 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored team. 73. St. Bernard's, St. Paul...... 7 Boys 0 Girls 7 252. St. Clair ...... 1 Boys 1 Girls 0 154. St. Cloud Apollo...... 3 Boys 1 Girls 2

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK 9 ADAPTED BOWLING Wayzata/Minnetonka’s Seleen wins fourth singles title; Alexandria’s Friederichs claims second CI doubles title; North/Tartan, Wayzata/Minnetonka win first team titles

By Ellen Giloy

orth/Tartan (CI Division) and Wayzata/ tion. Alison Henley added 427 pins and the duo Minnetonka (PI Division) won the 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW finished with an overall score of 937. The Nteam titles at the 2007 State Adapted St. Paul Humboldt tandem of ninth-grader Bowling Tournament. It was the first team Walker of Minneapolis was second with 471 Michelle Stark and senior Frankie McNamara championship for each program. pins. Lake City junior Chris Krusmark and earned runner-up honors with 907 pins. Junior In the girls’ PI singles competition, senior Spring Lake Park ninth-grader Scott Kryzer tied Alison Loomis and ninth-grader Quinn Dahl of Malinda Seleen of Wayzata/Minnetonka for third place. They both had a final score of Wayzata/Minnetonka were third. They finished became the first bowler to win four titles. She 469. at 868 points. defeated runner-up, eighth-grader Whitney In the girls’ singles competition, junior Coon Rapids seventh-grader Jon Franzen Andow of St. Peter, by 44 pins. In the boys’ PI Caitlin Moe of Champlin Park won her first title won his first singles title with a score of 481. He event, seventh-grader Jon Franzen won his first with 489 pins. She had a 268 in the first game, bowled a 243 in the first game, and followed it title with 481 pins. and a 221 in the second. Mankato East junior with a 238 in the second. St. Peter ninth-grader Seleen continued her winning streak by Kristina Wright was second with a score of 465, Ryan Miller followed with 452 pins, and claiming the doubles crown with eighth-grader and St. Peter senior Jessica Masters was third at Wayzata/Minnetonka seventh-grader John Alison Henley. The duo finished with a total of 460. Robards was third with 438 pins. Defending 937 pins. North/Tartan won its first team title with a champion, junior Dan Hlad of St. Michael- In the CI Division, junior Anne Friederichs final score of 1,807. Senior Aaron Ward led his Albertville, finished in 16th place this year. of Alexandria was the only bowler to earn a sec- squad with a 259 in the first game, and a 227 in The Lakers of Wayzata/Minnetonka were the ond title. She won her second doubles crown the second, for a total of 486. Senior Chi Xiong only team competing in the PI team event. They with junior Kayla Krause. Friederichs finished had the second-highest score of 484. Senior finished with 1,568 pins to claim their first with 448 pins and Krause added 517 for a total Bryan Long and sophomore John Boland round- championship. Junior Chris Hum and senior of 965. ed out the squad. Isaac Stanton finished with 412 and 411 pins, Seventh-grader Jarquavius Hillard of St. Paul St. Paul Highland Park earned runner-up respectively. Sophomores Sam Roton and Highland Park and junior Caitlin Moe of honors in the team competition. The Scots fin- Lauren Thompson rounded out the squad. Champlin Park won the CI singles’ titles. They ished with 1,765 total pins. The defending Roton and Stanton also competed on the completed their games with 483 and 489 pins, champions from Wayzata/Minnetonka placed Lakers’ team that claimed runner-up honors last respectively. third with a final score of 1,713. Three of the year. Lakers’ bowlers competed on last year’s champi- CI Division onship team. Those members were ninth-graders Competitor scores are computed on actual Junior Anne Friederichs of Alexandria was Roe Kelly and Andrew Betker, and senior pin count plus handicap. The 2007 State the only CI competitor to win a second title. Melissa Stagni. Adapted Bowling Tournament was held May 18 She claimed her second doubles title with new at Brunswick Zone in Eden Prairie. partner, junior Kayla Krause. Friederichs won PI Division her first crown with Amber Lenz in 2004. Krause Wayzata/Minnetonka senior Malinda Seleen finished with 517 pins and Friederichs had 448, was the big winner of the day. She became the for a team total of 965. The North/Tartan team first competitor in either division to win four sin- of sophomore Cynthia Penfield and ninth-grad- gles crowns and she also won the doubles event er Megan Heller placed second with 895 pins. with eighth-grader Alison Henley. Seleen won Junior Caitlin Moe and sophomore Nikki her previous singles titles in 2003, ’04, and ’06. Burkhart of Champlin Park finished in third In the singles competition, Seleen had a 257 place with a final score of 881. The two-time in her first game, and 240 in her second, for a defending champions from North/Tartan, sen- total of 497. Whitney Andow, an eighth-grader iors Bryan Long and Aaron Ward, placed fifth at St. Peter, trailed Seleen by11 pins after the with 861 pins. first game but faltered in her second with a 207. Seventh-grader Jarquavius Hillard of St. Paul She placed second with 453 pins overall. Junior Highland Park won his first title in the boys’ sin- Alison Loomis of Wayzata/Minnetonka, who gles competition with a score of 483. He bowled claimed the singles title in 2005, was third with a 248 in the first game, and followed it with a a final score of 443. 235 in the second. Ninth-grader Aamahd Seleen bowled a 510 in the doubles competi-

10 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *North/Tartan — 2007 State CI Champion

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2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Division Friday, May 18, 2007 CI Division Team Results Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie

Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Team Total 1 *North/Tartan 1807 Bryan Long, 12 96 93 116 209 121 214 423 Aaron Ward, 12 96 93 166 259 134 227 486 John Boland, 10 107 83 124 207 124 207 414 Chi Xiong, 12 93 96 149 245 143 239 484 2 St. Paul Highland Park 1765 Owen Hearty, 12 71 116 74 190 82 198 388 Maggie Erickson, 10 70 117 101 218 66 183 401 Jarquavius Hillard, 7 66 120 135 255 122 242 497 Kevon Manning, 7 45 139 75 214 126 265 479 3 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 1713 Chad Ortlip, 9 73 114 68 182 95 209 391 Roe Kelley, 9 95 94 119 213 166 260 473 Melissa Stagni, 12 96 93 139 232 106 199 431 Andrew Betker, 9 140 54 141 195 169 223 418 4 Alexandria 1710 Justin Hanson-Simmons, 7 49 135 58 193 49 184 377 Gideon Hartsell, 7 73 114 81 195 98 212 407 Kendra Holm, 7 46 138 114 252 83 221 473 Andrew Winter Jr., 8 68 118 115 233 102 220 453 5 Alexandria 1709 Tiffany Schmidt, 12 91 98 91 189 82 180 369 Mitchell Schulz, 9 81 107 104 211 136 243 454 Kaila Seidel, 8 60 126 99 225 73 199 424 Torii Erickson, 7 80 108 114 222 132 240 462 6 Mankato West 1703 Jordan Wolters, 12 91 98 109 207 137 235 442 Alex Hess, 9 71 116 73 189 113 229 418 Gerry Gustafson, 10 63 123 95 218 92 215 433 John Hunter, 9 46 138 50 188 84 222 410 7 Mankato East 1686 Kayla Smisek, 12 82 106 85 191 73 179 370 Jessica Zernechel, 10 77 110 87 197 109 219 416 Bridget Campbell, 9 59 126 91 217 80 206 423 Kristina Wright, 11 82 106 116 222 149 255 477 8 Alexandria 1664 Heather Botner, 10 86 102 90 192 101 203 395 Natasha Randall, 11 78 109 74 183 96 205 388 Amber Lenz, 11 76 111 87 198 119 230 428 John Kohls, 9 81 107 101 208 138 245 453 Continued on page 12 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 11 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Division Friday, May 18, 2007 CI Division Team Results Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Continued from page 11 Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Team Total 9 Jackson County Central 1662 Brian Allen, 11 122 70 141 211 151 221 432 Nikole Koffron, 9 82 106 88 194 93 199 393 Chris Chacula, 7 96 93 110 203 122 215 418 Joseph Meyer, 7 36 147 49 196 76 223 419 10 *North/Tartan 1655 Megan Heller, 9 48 136 117 253 120 256 509 Cynthia Penfield, 10 57 128 80 208 59 187 395 Brittany Demike, 10 90 99 81 180 113 212 392 Lukas Lessard, 10 97 92 71 163 104 196 359 11 St. Paul Humboldt 1651 Joy Xiong, 10 76 111 97 208 89 200 408 Vue Pao Cheng, 10 118 73 113 186 132 205 391 Pao Vang, 11 113 78 110 188 158 236 424 Koua Xiong, 12 100 90 109 199 139 229 428 12 Austin 1642 Josh Stoltz, 7 75 112 81 193 110 222 415 Julio Mendez, 7 84 104 114 218 194 298 516 Eric Cook, 7 60 126 37 163 55 181 344 Adam Klingerman, 7 63 123 55 178 66 189 367 13 Austin 1630 JD Rogers, 10 107 83 125 208 128 211 419 Taylor Stoltz, 7 100 90 104 194 113 203 397 Jerad Magnuson, 12 96 93 121 214 82 175 389 Chad Johnson, 7 94 95 135 230 100 195 425 14 Alexandria 1627 Tim Clark, 11 52 133 96 229 89 222 451 Jon Klein, 8 68 118 71 189 79 197 386 Jarek Toso, 11 72 115 98 213 79 194 407 Mitchell Van Alphan, 9 75 112 64 176 95 207 383 15 Lake City 1626 John Pridemore, 12 141 53 159 212 127 180 392 Amber Schones, 8 100 90 105 195 150 240 435 Chris Krusmark, 11 112 79 116 195 131 210 405 Drew Morgan, 8 86 102 62 164 128 230 394 16 Alexandria 1606 Nicole Anderson, 9 104 86 136 222 113 199 421 Anne Friederichs, 11 96 93 110 203 108 201 404 Kayla Krause, 11 105 85 101 186 97 182 368 Jessica Keller, 12 99 90 87 177 146 236 413 17 Albany 1592 Max Reinke, 7 74 113 74 187 79 192 379 Brett Persson, 9 79 108 96 204 95 203 407 Matt Osfalg, 9 122 70 114 184 140 210 394 Christopher Albritton, 7 61 125 89 214 73 198 412 18 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 1568 Will Crawford, 12 65 121 54 175 65 186 361 Max Reiss, 8 87 101 89 190 111 212 402 Shelby Anderson, 11 93 96 102 198 112 208 406 Tara Maldonado, 10 89 99 105 204 96 195 399 19 Austin 1552 Dennis McDermott, 8 38 145 38 183 53 198 381 Jacob Reisnour, 8 79 108 108 216 98 206 422 Pat Horn, 10 65 121 52 173 59 180 353 Greg Michel, 7 28 154 39 193 49 203 396 20 *North/Tartan 1551 Mary Ayetey, 9 52 133 62 195 37 170 365 Michelle Novothe, 12 40 144 65 209 60 204 413 Katie Gaines, 10 64 122 55 177 66 188 365 Sarah Beaubien, 10 56 129 57 186 93 222 408 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Continued on page 13

12 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Division Friday, May 18, 2007 CI Division Team Results Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Continued from page 12 Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Team Total 20 Spring Lake Park 1551 Devin Peltonen, 9 69 117 57 174 89 206 380 Troy Schneider, 10 74 113 66 179 81 194 373 Scott Kryzer, 9 71 116 100 216 97 213 429 Achliem Miles-Lewis, 9 93 96 80 176 97 193 369 22 Spring Lake Park 1522 Kyle Betland, 11 105 85 112 197 108 193 390 Randy Wedebrand, 12 103 87 109 196 114 201 397 Jesus Ganzo, 10 52 133 75 208 54 187 395 David Schneider, 11** 62 124 46 170 46 170 340 23 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 1506 Matthew Pichotta, 7 68 118 59 177 64 182 359 Joe Blegen, 8 39 144 49 193 75 219 412 Rachael Davis, 8 48 136 50 186 57 193 379 Daniel Schoolman, 7 52 133 43 176 47 180 356 24 Alexandria 1502 Ilesha Mercer, 9 39 144 29 173 29 173 346 Scott Horman, 7 46 138 67 205 73 211 416 J.J. Rossum, 11 70 117 89 206 85 202 408 Travis Schmidt, 11 90 99 67 166 67 166 332 24 *North/Tartan 1502 Andy Nelson, 11 46 138 53 191 90 228 419 David Heurung, 11 93 96 94 190 85 181 371 Rita Ikeri, 11 81 107 83 190 72 179 369 Ishmile Wolfe, 9 77 110 63 173 60 170 343 26 St. Paul Humboldt 1406 Kristen Coolidge, 11 84 104 68 172 82 186 358 Corey Batiste, 12 63 123 42 165 75 198 363 Tim Reckinger, 11 105 85 71 156 88 173 329 Sarena Ortiz, 8 44 140 45 185 31 171 356 27 Minneapolis North Community 1374 Roger Miceli-Gonzolas, 11 82 106 59 165 51 157 322 Corbin Jackson, 11** 72 115 54 169 54 169 338 Tiffany Jackson, 10 99 90 77 167 63 153 320 Yia Yang, 11 55 130 66 196 68 198 394 28 Minneapolis North Community 1301 Jessie Washington, 10 70 117 6 123 16 133 256 Jazmin Holton, 11 55 130 37 167 41 171 338 Gernesha Jones-Myles, 10 60 126 72 198 75 201 399 Cheng Chang, 12 61 125 53 178 5 130 308

** Absentee

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 13 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — Boys’ CI Singles Friday, May 18, 2007 Boys’ CI Singles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Bowler School Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total 1 Jarquavius Hillard, 7 St. Paul Highland Park 45 139 109 248 96 235 483 2 Aamahd Walker, 9 Minneapolis North Community 56 129 119 248 94 223 471 3 Chris Krusmark, 11 Lake City 112 79 142 221 169 248 469 3 Scott Kryzer, 9 Spring Lake Park 71 116 119 235 118 234 469 4 Manny Rodriguez, 7 St. Peter 35 148 75 223 80 228 451 5 Juan Diego Delgado, 7 St. Paul Humboldt 63 123 81 204 119 242 446 6 Owen Hearty, 12 St. Paul Highland Park 71 116 96 212 112 228 440 7 Christopher O’Connor, 12 Coon Rapids 80 108 109 217 114 222 439 8 Brandon Evans, 10 St. Paul Johnson 85 103 147 250 85 188 438 9 Ken Herve, 12 Anoka 78 109 116 225 103 212 437 10 Josh Stoltz, 7 Austin 75 112 66 178 141 253 431 11 Josh Verdoorn, 7 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 65 121 120 241 65 186 427 12 Jarek Toso, 11 Alexandria 72 115 108 223 84 199 422 13 Scott Horman, 7 Alexandria 46 138 71 209 74 212 421 13 John Pridemore, 12 Lake City 141 53 139 192 176 229 421 15 Chaz Weaver, 8 Anoka 59 126 92 218 76 202 420 16 Jesus Ganzo, 10 Spring Lake Park 52 133 81 214 72 205 419 17 Taylor Stoltz, 7 Austin 100 90 115 205 122 212 417 17 Chris Chacula, 7 Jackson County Central 96 93 99 192 132 225 417 19 Chi Xiong, 12 *North/Tartan 93 96 95 191 126 222 413 20 John Kohls, 9 Alexandria 81 107 79 186 119 226 412 20 Chad Johnson, 7 Austin 94 95 114 209 108 203 412 22 Justin Hanson-Simmons, 7 Alexandria 49 135 52 187 88 223 410 22 Austin Hackley, 9 Mahtomedi 96 93 138 231 86 179 410 24 Danny Totten, 10 St. Paul Highland Park 63 123 59 182 103 226 408 24 Kevon Manning, 7 St. Paul Highland Park 66 120 102 222 66 186 408 24 Randy Wedebrand, 12 Spring Lake Park 103 87 98 185 136 223 408 27 Troy Schneider, 10 Spring Lake Park 74 113 69 182 108 221 403 28 Dennis McDermott, 8 Austin 38 145 72 217 38 183 400 28 Brian Allen, 11 Jackson County Central 122 70 137 207 123 193 400 28 Jay Hannon, 8 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 100 90 122 212 98 188 400 31 John Boland, 10 *North/Tartan 107 83 119 202 114 197 399 31 Ernie Moss, 12 St. Paul Johnson 77 110 82 192 97 207 399 33 Jacob Reisnour, 8 Austin 79 108 76 184 103 211 395 34 Keith Peterson, 9 St. Paul Johnson 54 131 53 184 79 210 394 35 Dan Bergh, 8 Anoka 65 121 58 179 93 214 393 36 Gerry Gustafson, 10 Mankato West 63 123 73 196 73 196 392 36 Andrew Betker, 9 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 140 54 143 197 141 195 392 36 Kyle Betland, 11 Spring Lake Park 105 85 121 206 101 186 392 39 Steven Jesh, 7 Albany 59 126 70 196 68 194 390 40 JD Rogers, 10 Austin 107 83 109 192 114 197 389 41 Ishmile Wolfe, 9 *North/Tartan 77 110 65 175 101 211 386 41 Reed Spencer, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 64 122 69 191 73 195 386 43 Dustin Schaefbauer, 7 Coon Rapids 53 132 65 197 56 188 385 44 Sam Wright, 10 Mankato East 74 113 87 200 71 184 384 45 Matt McKinney, 9 Andover 50 135 65 200 48 183 383 45 Hunter Brown, 7 Anoka 60 126 67 193 64 190 383 45 Julio Mendez, 7 Austin 84 104 98 202 77 181 383 45 Jordan DelCastillo, 12 St. Paul Johnson 83 105 77 182 96 201 383 49 Pat Horn, 10 Austin 65 121 62 183 78 199 382 50 Collin Bietz, 8 Anoka 46 138 55 193 49 187 380 50 Devin Peltonen, 9 Spring Lake Park 69 117 70 187 76 193 380 52 Greg Michel, 7 Austin 28 154 39 193 32 186 379 52 Mac Meron, 11 Mahtomedi 75 112 79 191 76 188 379 54 Justin Block, 8 Albany 77 110 84 194 74 184 378 54 Jerad Magnuson, 12 Austin 96 93 101 194 91 184 378 54 Justin Moratzka, 12 St. Peter 107 83 90 173 122 205 378 57 Bob Kemp, 12 Andover 73 114 80 194 67 181 375 57 Jordan Wolters, 12 Mankato West 91 98 96 194 83 181 375 59 Max Reinke, 7 Albany 74 113 83 196 65 178 374 60 Tong Hang, 12 St. Paul Johnson 91 98 74 172 103 201 373 61 Eric Cook, 7 Austin 60 126 67 193 52 178 371 62 Brett Persson, 9 Albany 79 108 84 192 69 177 369 63 Justin Olson, 9 Anoka 62 124 74 198 46 170 368 64 Devin Johnson, 8 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 93 96 98 194 77 173 367 65 Daniel Schoolman, 7 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 52 133 41 174 59 192 366 66 Yileng Vang, 12 St. Paul Johnson 91 98 71 169 98 196 365 67 Joseph Meyer, 7 Jackson County Central 36 147 31 178 39 186 364 67 Derek Rivers, 9 Monticello 77 110 70 180 74 184 364 67 Will Crawford, 12 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 65 121 60 181 62 183 364 70 Zach Fehn, 11 Monticello 61 125 57 182 56 181 363 Continued on page 15

14 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — Boys’ CI Singles Friday, May 18, 2007 Boys’ CI Singles Continued from page 14 Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Bowler School Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total 71 Demario Smith, 10 Minneapolis North Community 56 129 48 177 52 181 358 72 Marcus Armstrong, 12 St. Paul Johnson 65 121 67 188 47 168 356 73 Shaun Murphy, 10 Monticello 44 140 25 165 48 188 353 73 Ben Anderson, 12 North Branch 82 106 77 183 64 170 353 75 Keatan White, 11 Monticello 89 99 57 156 97 196 352 76 Cory Peterson, 11 St. Peter 84 104 81 185 58 162 347 77 Matt Osfalg, 9 Albany 122 70 104 174 95 165 339 78 Adam Klingerman, 7 Austin 63 123 60 183 29 152 335 78 Kevin Bauer, 10 Monticello 80 108 46 154 73 181 335 80 Troy Spike, 11 Monticello 49 135 12 147 52 187 334 80 Brandon Rheaume, 12 St. Peter 87 101 63 164 69 170 334 82 David Hearn, 8 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 77 110 50 160 62 172 332 83 John Osfalg, 12 Albany 129 63 96 159 104 167 326 84 Joshua Dorn, 9 Anoka 40 144 0 144 0 144 288 85 Torry Williams, 9 St. Paul Johnson 127 65 68 133 64 129 262 86 David Schneider, 11 Spring Lake Park 62 124 0 124 0 124 248 87 Travis Luckett, 9 Spring Lake Park 67 119 0 119 0 119 238 88 Travis Schmidt, 11 Alexandria 90 99 0 99 0 99 198

2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — Girls’ CI Singles Friday, May 18, 2007 Girls’ CI Singles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Bowler School Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total 1 Caitlin Moe, 11 Champlin Park 69 117 151 268 104 221 489 2 Kristina Wright, 11 Mankato East 82 106 132 238 121 227 465 3 Jessica Masters, 12 St. Peter 87 101 110 211 148 249 460 4 Kayla Smisek, 12 Mankato East 82 106 122 228 117 223 451 5 Kaila Seidel, 8 Alexandria 60 126 95 221 94 220 441 6 Jessica Zernechel, 10 Mankato East 77 110 95 205 111 221 426 7 Nikole Koffron, 9 Jackson County Central 82 106 92 198 112 218 416 8 Destiny Pitcock, 8 Austin 64 122 76 198 88 210 408 9 Kristina Hill, 11 Coon Rapids 71 116 83 199 90 206 405 10 Kayla Holmstadt, 9 Lake City 72 115 79 194 96 211 405 11 Charlie Soteros, 10 Lake City 67 119 69 188 96 215 403 12 Kendra Holm, 7 Alexandria 46 138 72 210 54 192 402 12 Danielle Krusmark, 8 Lake City 72 115 81 196 91 206 402 14 Amber Schones, 8 Lake City 100 90 118 208 103 193 401 14 Ashley Toepper, 11 Mahtomedi 102 88 113 201 112 200 401 16 Kirstin Vosburgh, 9 Austin 57 128 82 210 60 188 398 17 Rita Ikeri, 11 *North/Tartan 81 107 72 179 111 218 397 17 Crystal Nelson, 11 St. Paul Johnson 48 136 89 225 36 172 397 19 Megan Chlebeck, 10 St. Paul Highland Park 50 135 71 206 53 188 394 20 Marge Urman, 12 St. Paul Highland Park 70 117 101 218 54 171 389 21 Corrie Koehnen, 12 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 70 117 78 195 75 192 387 22 Julia Bray, 12 St. Peter 105 85 89 174 125 210 384 23 Katie Voegele, 10 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 68 118 87 205 59 177 382 24 Nikki Burkhart, 10 Champlin Park 64 122 73 195 64 186 381 25 Elizabeth Jantzen, 11 Mahtomedi 91 98 92 190 91 189 379 25 Heather Crocker, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 101 89 130 219 71 160 379 27 Amanda Black, 11 Mankato West 66 120 67 187 69 189 376 27 Tiffany Jackson, 10 Minneapolis North Community 99 90 90 180 106 196 376 29 Corrie Peterson, 11 Alexandria 16 165 25 190 17 182 372 29 Meghan Zellmer, 10 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 55 130 40 170 72 202 372 31 Lucy Monita, 10 St. Paul Johnson 61 125 51 176 70 195 371 32 Alex Hess, 9 Mankato West 71 116 60 176 75 191 367 32 Kelsey Davis, 11 Monticello 38 145 34 179 43 188 367 34 Laura Trettin, 10 Anoka 25 157 34 191 18 175 366 35 Katie Sausen, 11 North Branch 78 109 72 181 71 180 361 36 Tonia Wold, 9 Monticello 91 98 55 153 108 206 359 37 Katie Harris, 11 Mahtomedi 98 91 95 186 80 171 357 37 Achliem Miles- Lewis, 9 Spring Lake Park 93 96 82 178 83 179 357 39 Abby Hansen, 11 Mahtomedi 72 115 49 164 68 183 347 40 Kaitlin Pearson, 9 Blaine 33 150 12 162 34 184 346 41 Rachael Davis, 8 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 48 136 44 180 28 164 344 42 Jenjeela Simonson, 9 Minneapolis North Community 40 144 25 169 13 157 326 43 Emilley Anderson, 11 Monticello 67 119 28 147 39 158 305 44 Ilesha Mercer, 9 Alexandria 39 144 0 144 0 144 288 45 Laura Vega, 9 St. Paul Johnson 131 62 74 136 68 130 266

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 15 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Doubles Friday, May 18, 2007 CI Doubles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Team & Bowlers Lane Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Doubles Total 1 Alexandria 965 Kayla Krause, 11 3 105 85 179 264 168 253 517 Anne Friederichs, 11 3 96 93 123 216 139 232 448 2 *North/Tartan 895 Megan Heller, 9 23 48 136 85 221 96 232 453 Cynthia Penfield, 10 23 57 128 89 217 97 225 442 3 Champlin Park 881 Nikki Burkhart, 10 9 64 122 75 197 72 194 391 Caitlin Moe, 11 9 69 117 128 245 128 245 490 4 Alexandria 874 Gideon Hartsell, 7 4 73 114 82 196 103 217 413 Torii Erickson, 7 4 80 108 131 239 114 222 461 4 *North/Tartan 861 Bryan Long, 12 22 96 93 159 252 130 223 475 Aaron Ward, 12 22 96 93 106 199 94 187 386 5 Lake City 852 Danielle Krusmark, 8 10 72 115 100 215 102 217 432 Kayla Holmstadt, 9 10 72 115 75 190 115 230 420 6 St. Paul Humboldt 850 Vue Pao Cheng, 10 19 118 73 139 212 152 225 437 Pao Vang, 11 19 113 78 125 203 132 210 413 8 Alexandria 849 Nicole Anderson, 9 2 104 86 122 208 121 207 415 Natasha Randall, 11 2 78 109 144 253 72 181 434 9 Alexandria 848 Amber Lenz, 11 2 76 111 102 213 94 205 418 Heather Botner, 10 2 86 102 133 235 93 195 430 10 *North/Tartan 844 David Heurung, 11 24 93 96 131 227 84 180 407 Andy Nelson, 11 24 46 138 76 214 85 223 437 11 Austin 832 Destiny Pitcock, 8 8 64 122 82 204 94 216 420 Kirstin Vosburgh, 9 8 57 128 60 188 96 224 412 12 Alexandria 823 Jon Klein, 8 5 68 118 89 207 124 242 449 Tim Clark, 11 5 52 133 56 189 52 185 374 13 Alexandria 820 Andrew Winter Jr., 8 4 68 118 102 220 94 212 432 Mitchell Schulz, 9 4 81 107 97 204 77 184 388 13 Anoka 820 Dan Bergh, 8 6 65 121 97 218 96 217 435 Ken Herve, 12 6 78 109 89 198 78 187 385 15 St. Peter 819 Cory Peterson, 11 21 84 104 82 186 93 197 383 Manny Rodriguez, 7 21 35 148 92 240 48 196 436 16 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 817 Melissa Stagni, 12 27 96 93 103 196 128 221 417 Katie Voegele, 10 27 68 118 76 194 88 206 400 17 Alexandria 813 J.J. Rossum, 11 5 70 117 89 206 87 204 410 Mitchell Van Alphan, 9 5 75 112 98 210 81 193 403 18 Albany 806 Steven Jesh, 7 1 59 126 81 207 70 196 403 Christopher Albritton, 7 1 61 125 76 201 77 202 403 19 Andover 805 Bob Kemp, 12 6 73 114 72 186 116 230 416 Matt McKinney, 9 6 50 135 52 187 67 202 389 20 *North/Tartan 804 Mary Ayetey, 9 24 52 133 41 174 58 191 365 Michelle Novothe, 12 24 40 144 99 243 52 196 439 21 Alexandria 798 Tiffany Schmidt, 12 3 91 98 104 202 109 207 409 Jessica Keller, 12 3 99 90 102 192 107 197 389 21 Anoka 798 Collin Bietz, 8 7 46 138 44 182 58 196 378 Chaz Weaver, 8 7 59 126 70 196 98 224 420 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Continued on page 17

16 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Doubles

CI Doubles Continued from page 16 Place Team & Bowlers Lane Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Doubles Total 23 Mankato East 797 Bridget Campbell, 9 12 59 126 95 221 84 210 431 Sam Wright, 10 12 74 113 74 187 66 179 366 24 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 786 Joe Blegen, 8 25 39 144 19 163 75 219 382 Matthew Pichotta, 7 25 68 118 85 203 83 201 404 25 St. Paul Highland Park 785 Marge Urman, 12 17 70 117 55 172 59 176 348 Megan Chlebeck, 10 17 50 135 83 218 84 219 437 26 Mahtomedi 784 Austin Hackley, 9 11 96 93 112 205 118 211 416 Mac Meron, 11 11 75 112 70 182 74 186 368 27 St. Peter 780 Jessica Masters, 12 20 87 101 112 213 101 202 415 Julia Bray, 12 20 105 85 89 174 106 191 365 28 Anoka 776 Laura Trettin, 10 8 25 157 28 185 38 195 380 Justin Olson, 9 8 62 124 83 207 65 189 396 29 Coon Rapids 770 Kristina Hill, 11 9 71 116 90 206 85 201 407 Christopher O'Connor, 12 9 80 108 90 198 57 165 363 30 *North/Tartan 764 Sara Beaubien, 10 22 56 129 53 182 81 210 392 Katie Gaines, 10 22 64 122 68 190 60 182 372 31 St. Paul Highland Park 763 Danny Totten, 10 17 63 123 61 184 88 211 395 Maggie Erickson, 10 17 76 111 90 201 56 167 368 32 Mahtomedi 760 Ashley Toepper, 11 11 102 88 137 225 112 200 425 Katie Harris, 11 11 98 91 83 174 70 161 335 33 Mahtomedi 756 Elizabeth Jantzen, 11 12 91 98 80 178 89 187 365 Abby Hansen, 11 12 72 115 72 187 89 204 391 34 Lake City 755 Charlie Soteros, 10 10 67 119 65 184 80 199 383 Drew Morgan, 8 10 86 102 82 184 86 188 372 35 St. Michael-Albertville 751 Reed Spencer, 11 16 64 122 105 227 85 207 434 Heather Crocker, 11 16 101 89 66 155 73 162 317 36 North Branch 745 Ben Anderson, 12 16 82 106 88 194 62 168 362 Katie Sausen, 11 16 78 109 71 180 94 203 383 37 Anoka 743 Joshua Dorn, 9 * 7 40 144 30 174 30 174 348 Hunter Brown, 7 7 60 126 58 184 85 211 395 37 Minneapolis North Community 743 Aamahd Walker, 9 15 56 129 78 207 92 221 428 Demario Smith, 10 15 56 129 31 160 26 155 315 37 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 743 Shelby Anderson, 11 25 93 96 91 187 105 201 388 Tara Maldonado, 10 25 89 99 81 180 76 175 355 37 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 743 Chad Ortlip, 9 27 73 114 67 181 79 193 374 Max Reiss, 8 27 87 101 78 179 89 190 369 41 *North/Tartan 742 Lukas Lessard, 10 23 97 92 74 166 122 214 380 Brittany Demike, 10 23 90 99 96 195 68 167 362 42 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 741 David Hearn, 8 26 77 110 42 152 67 177 329 Roe Kelley, 9 26 95 94 105 199 119 213 412 43 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 738 Josh Verdoorn, 7 26 65 121 75 196 66 187 383 Jay Hannon, 8 26 100 90 95 185 80 170 355 44 St. Paul Humboldt 736 Kristen Coolidge, 11 18 84 104 70 174 72 176 350 Sarena Ortiz, 8 18 44 140 36 176 70 210 386 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Continued on page 18

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 17 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — CI Doubles

CI Doubles Continued from page 17 Place Team & Bowlers Lane Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Doubles Total 44 Mankato West 732 John Hunter, 9 13 46 138 10 148 34 172 320 Amanda Black, 11 13 66 120 70 190 102 222 412 46 St. Paul Humboldt 731 Joy Xiong, 10 19 76 111 49 160 38 149 309 Koua Xiong, 12 19 100 90 116 206 126 216 422 47 Minneapolis North Community 723 Roger Miceli-Gonzolas, 11 13 82 106 79 185 94 200 385 Corbin Jackson, 11** 13 72 115 54 169 54 169 338 48 Albany 713 John Osfalg, 12 1 129 63 80 143 106 169 312 Justin Block, 8 1 77 110 76 186 105 215 401 49 St. Peter 673 Justin Moratzka, 12 20 107 83 109 192 86 169 361 Brandon Rheaume, 12 20 87 101 39 140 71 172 312 50 Minneapolis North Community 669 Yia Yang, 11 14 55 130 35 165 40 170 335 Jenjeela Simonson, 9 14 40 144 23 167 23 167 334 51 St. Paul Humboldt 661 Tim Reckinger, 11 18 105 85 65 150 70 155 305 Corey Batiste, 12 18 63 123 60 183 50 173 356 52 Minneapolis North Community 640 Gernesha Jones-Myles, 10 15 60 126 15 141 72 198 339 Cheng Chang, 12 15 61 125 26 151 25 150 301 53 Minneapolis North Community 625 Jessie Washington, 10 14 70 117 22 139 51 168 307 Jazmin Holton, 11 14 55 130 22 152 36 166 318 54 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 494 Corrie Koehnen, 12 21 70 117 0 117 0 117 234 Meghan Zellmer, 10 21 55 130 0 130 0 130 260

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. DNS = did not show

18 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *Wayzata / Minnetonka — 2007 State PI Champion PI CHAMPION

(L-R): Sam Roton, Lauren Thompson, Isaac Stanton, Chris Hum, Coach Marge Hum. 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — PI Division Friday, May 18, 2007 PI Division Team Results Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Team Total 1 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 1568 Chris Hum, 11 60 126 80 206 80 206 412 Isaac Stanton, 12 130 63 125 188 160 223 411 Sam Roton, 10 55 130 50 180 71 201 381 Lauren Thompson, 10 85 103 82 185 76 179 364

2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — Boys’ PI Singles Friday, May 18, 2007 Boys’ PI Singles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Bowler School Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total 1 Jon Franzen, 7 Coon Rapids 60 126 117 243 112 238 481 2 Ryan Miller, 9 St. Peter 85 103 117 220 129 232 452 3 John Robards, 7 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 59 126 106 232 80 206 438 4 PJ Wehrwein, 7 St. Paul Highland Park 120 72 155 227 127 199 426 5 Quinn Dahl, 9 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 45 139 48 187 87 226 413 6 Matt Price, 7 Andover 25 157 47 204 47 204 408 7 Momin Hasabelrasoal, 9 St. Paul Humboldt 89 99 115 214 93 192 406 8 Frankie McNamara, 12 St. Paul Humboldt 78 109 95 204 90 199 403 9 St. Michael-Albertville James Dearing, 7 71 116 87 203 74 190 393 10 Scott Clark, 10 Coon Rapids 119 72 120 192 123 195 387 10 Charlie Jenkins, 10 St. Paul Highland Park 105 85 114 199 103 188 387 12 Jacob Iverson, 8 Austin 82 106 67 173 101 207 380 13 Chris Zierden, 9 Albany 55 130 47 177 70 200 377 14 St. Michael-Albertville Derrick Briggs, 8 59 126 57 183 65 191 374 15 St. Michael-Albertville Logan Conwell, 12 100 90 111 201 82 172 373 16 St. Michael-Albertville Dan Hlad, 11 92 97 84 181 79 176 357 17 St. Michael-Albertville Basheer Salem, 10 109 81 103 184 82 163 347 18 Cole Isaacson, 9 Andover 40 144 24 168 34 178 346 18 Corey Kuphal, 10 Coon Rapids 108 82 87 169 95 177 346

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 19 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — Girls’ PI Singles Friday, May 18, 2007 Girls’ PI Singles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Bowler School Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total 1 Malinda Seleen, 12 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 89 99 158 257 141 240 497 2 Whitney Andow, 8 St. Peter 92 97 149 246 110 207 453 3 Alison Loomis, 11 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 69 117 110 227 99 216 443 4 Emily Raffensparger, 8 Andover 47 137 86 223 76 213 436 5 Michelle Stark, 9 St. Paul Humboldt 56 129 84 213 84 213 426 6 Lauren Warzecha, 7 St. Peter 74 113 90 203 97 210 413 7 Lyndsay O’Connor, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 85 103 78 181 126 229 410 8 Victoria Price, 8 Andover 71 116 88 204 83 199 403 9 Kristina Wiseman, 11 Alexandria 111 80 101 181 141 221 402 10 Kelsey Weitzel, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 109 81 111 192 128 209 401 11 Kayla Wolbeck, 10 Albany 107 83 101 184 133 216 400 12 Alison Henley, 8 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 70 117 71 188 92 209 397 12 Brittany Herbeck, 9 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 59 126 61 187 84 210 397 14 Brittany Durbin, 10 Coon Rapids 66 120 79 199 66 186 385 15 Cassie Reznecheck, 10 Coon Rapids 84 104 90 194 73 177 371 16 Erika Holder, 11 Alexandria 100 90 77 167 106 196 363 17 Erin Achman, 12 Albany 137 56 118 174 104 160 334

2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — PI Doubles Friday, May 18, 2007 PI Doubles Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Doubles Total 1 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 937 Alison Henley, 8 70 117 76 193 117 234 427 Malinda Seleen, 12 89 99 150 249 162 261 510 2 St. Paul Humboldt 907 Michelle Stark, 9 56 129 96 225 84 213 438 Frankie McNamara, 12 78 109 129 238 122 231 469 3 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 868 Quinn Dahl, 9 45 139 93 232 65 204 436 Alison Loomis, 11 69 117 105 222 93 210 432 4 Andover 854 Victoria Price, 8 71 116 81 197 91 207 404 Emily Raffensparger, 8 47 137 70 207 106 243 450 5 St. Paul Highland Park 830 PJ Wehrwein, 7 120 72 126 198 113 185 383 Charlie Jenkins, 10 105 85 135 220 142 227 447 6 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 825 Brittany Herbeck, 9 59 126 90 216 86 212 428 Lauren Thompson, 10 85 103 93 196 98 201 397 7 Alexandria 823 Erika Holder, 11 100 90 113 203 123 213 416 Kristina Wiseman, 11 111 80 129 209 118 198 407 8 Andover 819 Cole Isaacson, 9 40 144 41 185 92 236 421 Matt Price, 7 25 157 52 209 32 189 398 8 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 819 Sam Roton, 10 55 130 88 218 89 219 437 John Robards, 7 59 126 55 181 75 201 382 10 St. Michael-Albertville 807 Dan Hlad, 11 92 97 117 214 74 171 385 Derrick Briggs, 8 59 127 78 205 90 217 422 11 St. Michael-Albertville 782 Logan Conwell, 12 100 90 113 203 117 207 410 Lyndsay O'Connor, 11 85 103 83 186 83 186 372 12 *Wayzata/Minnetonka 778 Chris Hum, 11 60 126 68 194 73 199 393 Isaac Stanton, 12 130 63 136 199 123 186 385 13 Albany 770 Erin Achman, 12 137 56 131 187 122 178 365 Kayla Wolbeck, 10 107 83 104 187 135 218 405 14 Coon Rapids 768 Scott Clark, 10 119 72 136 208 122 194 402 Corey Kuphal, 10 108 82 109 191 93 175 366 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Continued on page 21

20 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Adapted Bowling Tournament — PI Doubles Friday, May 18, 2007 PI Doubles Continued from page 20 Brunswick Zone, Eden Prairie Place Team & Bowlers Average Handicap Game 1 Total Game 2 Total Grand Total Doubles Total 15 St. Michael-Albertville 762 Basheer Salem, 10 109 81 89 170 77 158 328 Kelsey Weitzel, 11 109 81 128 209 144 225 434 16 St. Peter 749 Whitney Andow, 8 92 97 79 176 104 201 377 Ryan Miller, 9 85 103 78 181 88 191 372 17 Coon Rapids 727 Brittany Durbin, 10 66 120 62 182 96 216 398 Cassie Reznecheck, 10 84 104 61 165 60 164 329

2007 State Adapted Bowling Singles Champions

JARQUAVIUS HILLARD CAITLIN MOE JON FRANZEN MALINDA SELEEN St. Paul Highland Park Champlin Park Coon Rapids *Wayzata/Minnetonka Boys’ CI Singles Girls’ CI Singles Boys’ PI Singles Girls’ PI Singles

2007 State Adapted Bowling Doubles Champions

ANNE FRIEDERICHS & KAYLA KRAUSE MALINDA SELEEN & ALISON HENLEY Alexandria *Wayzata/Minnetonka CI Doubles PI Doubles

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 21 Adapted Bowling State Champions — 2000-2007 CI DIVISION (previously MH Division) PI DIVISION (previously POHI Division) TEAM TEAM Year School / Team Total Score Year School / Team Total Score 2000 Lake City Lincoln High School 1659 2000 St. Paul Humboldt 1703 2001 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 1623 2001 St. Paul Humboldt 1687 2002 Lake City 1649 2002 St. Paul Highland Park 1659 2003 Lake City 1716 2003 St. Paul Humboldt 1645 2004 Alexandria 1663 2004 Alexandria 1663 2005 Lake City 1793 2005 St. Paul Highland Park 1733 2006 *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 1739 2006 St. Paul Highland Park 1764 2007 *North/Tartan 1807 2007 *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 1568 SINGLES - BOYS SINGLES - BOYS Year Bowler School / Team Total Score Year Bowler School / Team Total Score 2000 Jason Young Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 444 2000 Jabeus Flesner Anoka 410 2001 Jeremy Plank Lake City 482 2001 Matt Beard Wayzata 466 2002 Edmond Love St. Paul Johnson 505 2002 Skip Bruber St. Paul Highland Park 453 2003 Brandon Rheaume St. Peter 446 2003 Bill Thorson Minneapolis Washburn 470 2004 Michael Herman Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 475 2004 Jose (Jay) Wagner Alexandria 466 2005 Brandon Kettler Andover 487 2005 Reed Spencer St. Michael-Albertville 454 2006 Travis Stokes Monticello 481 2006 Dan Hlad St. Michael-Albertville 457 2007 Jarquavius Hillard St. Paul Highland Park 483 2007 Jon Franzen Coon Rapids 481 SINGLES - GIRLS SINGLES - GIRLS Year Bowler School / Team Total Score Year Bowler School / Team Total Score 2000 Erin Hebert Lake City 418 2000 Sovanny Mao St. Paul Humboldt 413 2001 Erin Hebert Lake City 463 2001 Lindsey Gruber Alexandria 444 2002 April Sudenga *Jackson County Central 427 2002 Katie McLaughlin St. Paul Highland Park 478 2003 Tara Pederson Jackson County Central 444 2003 Malinda Seleen *Minnetonka/Wayzata Lakers 434 2004 Stephanie Snavely St. Paul Highland Park 447 2004 Malinda Seleen *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 443 2005 Becky Miklesh Andover 455 2005 Alison Loomis *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 462 2006 McKenna Martindale Anoka 471 2006 Malinda Seleen *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 504 2007 Caitlin Moe Champlin Park 489 2007 Malinda Seleen *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 497 DOUBLES DOUBLES Year Bowlers School / Team Total Score Year Bowlers School / Team Total Score 2000 John Pahl & 2000 Jabeus Flesner & Jena Guinn Lake City Lincoln High School 846 Scott Graham Anoka 814 2001 Dana Marthaler & 2001 Matt Beard & Kristina Ruud Alexandria 850 Mike Cummings Wayzata 908 2002 Jessica Keller & 2002 Lindsay Gruber & Dana Marthaler Alexandria 899 Neil Klimek Alexandria 881 2003 Matthew Schulke & 2003 Emily Claude & Nathan Young North, North St. Paul 859 Kathy Thao St. Paul Highland Park 880 2004 Amber Lenz & 2004 Jeff Schneidewent & Anne Friederichs Alexandria 891 Reed Spencer St. Michael-Albertville 891 2005 Aaron Ward & 2005 Emily Claude & Bryan Long *North, N. St. Paul/Tartan 905 Kathy Thao St. Paul Highland Park 962 2006 Aaron Ward & 2006 Emily Claude & Bryan Long *North, N. St. Paul/Tartan 961 Kathy Thao St. Paul Highland Park 911 2007 Anne Friederichs & 2007 Malinda Seleen & Kayla Krause Alexandria 965 Alison Henley *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers 937

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

22 Adapted Bowling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Schools Registered to Participate in Adapted Bowling (2000-2007) CI DIVISION (previously MH Division) PI DIVISION (previously POHI Division) Albany – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Albany – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Alexandria – 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Alexandria – 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Andover – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Andover – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Anoka – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Anoka – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Austin – 2006, 07 Austin – 2006, 07 Big Lake – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Barnesville – 2007 Blaine – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Big Lake – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Brooklyn Center – 2005, 06, 07 Blaine – 2000, 01, 02, 04, 05, 06, 07 Buffalo – 2006, 07 Brooklyn Center – 2005, 06, 07 Burnsville – 2001, 02 Burnsville – 2000, 01, 02 Cambridge-Isanti – 2005, 06, 07 Cambridge-Isanti – 2005, 06, 07 Champlin Park – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Champlin Park – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Coon Rapids – 2004, 05, 07 Coon Rapids – 2000, 01, 02, 04, 05, 06, 07 Irondale, New Brighton – 2001 Irondale, New Brighton – 2001 Jackson County Central – 2005, 06, 07 Jackson County Central – 2002, 04, 05, 06, 07 *Jackson County Central/SW Star Concept – 2001, 02, 03, 04 Lake City – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Lake City – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Mahtomedi – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Mankato West – 2007 Mahtomedi – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Minneapolis Washburn – 2003, 05, 06, 07 Mankato West – 2007 Monticello – 2005, 06, 07 Minneapolis North Community – 2007 North Branch – 2004, 05, 06, 07 Minneapolis Washburn – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Parkers Prairie – 2001, 02 Monticello – 2005, 06, 07 St. Michael-Albertville – 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 Mountain Iron-Buhl – 2000, 01 St. Paul Highland Park – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 North Branch – 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 St. Paul Humboldt – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 North, North St. Paul – 2003, 04 St. Peter – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 *North, N. St. Paul/Tartan - 2005, 06, 07 Simley, Inver Grove Heights – 2007 Parkers Prairie – 2001, 02 Stillwater Area – 2001, 02 St. Michael-Albertville – 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers – 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 St. Paul Highland Park – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 *White Bear/Stillwater – 2004, 05 St. Paul Humboldt – 2005, 06, 07 St. Paul Johnson – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 St. Peter – 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 Simley, Inver Grove Heights – 2007 Stillwater Area – 2001, 02 *Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers – 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07 *White Bear Lake/Stillwater – 2004, 05

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Bowling 23 ADAPTED FLOOR HOCKEY St. Cloud Area wins first CI championship; Anoka-Hennepin captures first PI crown

By Amy Doherty & Ellen Giloy The Crimson and Hawks traded goals through- out the first period, but Maple Grove went up 5- wo teams won their first titles in their 4 when Ringe scored at 12:49 of the third peri- respective divisions at the 2007 State od. Sophomore Dan Kappelhoff scored four TAdapted Floor Hockey Tournament. The 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW goals for Dakota United and sophomore John Slapshots of St. Cloud Area captured their first Conway added four assists. CI title by defeating the Maple Grove Crimson Winona 6-2. The Slapshots faced a 1-0 deficit The Hawks of Dakota United bounced back 8-5. In PI, Anoka-Hennepin avenged two years’ after the first period, to claim third-place honors by defeating worth of championship losses by beating the but scored three goals in the second period Winona 6-4. Kappelhoff tallied his third hat three-time defending champions from Dakota and three goals in the third for the win. Keith trick of the tournament to lead Dakota United. United 2-1. Hennemann had four of the Slapshots’ goals, John Conway added another goal for the Hawks Adapted floor hockey is in its 14th year of and Patrick Todd added the other two. Junior and also had three assists. Juniors Carrie Sveen League sponsorship and is conducted in two Ben Warren and sophomore Brandon Eide net- and Ben Warren each scored two goals for divisions. The CI Division is for athletes with ted the two goals for the Winhawks. Winona. cognitive disorders, and the PI Division is for athletes with physical or other health impairments. CI Division The Slapshots of St. Cloud Area (13- 1) won their first CI title with an 8-5 vic- tory over Maple Grove (12-3). It was an improvement on last year’s tournament finish, when the Slapshots fell in the con- solation semifinals. This year, St. Cloud

Area was the top-seeded team in the MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO North division and Maple Grove was No. 2 in the same division. Junior Anthony Nunne gave Maple Grove its initial 2-0 lead, scoring one goal in each of the first two periods. Senior Patrick Todd started the St. Cloud Area comeback with a goal one minute into the third period. After that, junior Keith Hennemann tied the score off a point- blank rebound shot. Maple Grove reclaimed the lead when ninth-grader Billy Williams scored, but the Slapshots roared back with three unanswered goals to go up 5-3. Williams countered with another goal with 4:37 left in the game, but the Slapshots again reeled off three goals to go up 8-4. St. Cloud Area ninth-grader Justin Doyle made 24 saves in the victory. Hennemann finished the game with five Zach Lehman (56) and Taylor Blume (40) of Anoka-Hennepin watch as a teammate corrals the puck during goals and one assist and Todd added two the PI championship game. The Mustangs won their first title with a 2-1 victory over the three-time defending goals and four assists. The Crimson were champions from Dakota United. led by Billy Williams’ three goals, and three Maple Grove advanced with a 4-1 quarter- Owatonna, which was the runner-up in assists apiece from senior Heather Bartell and final victory over Owatonna and an 8-5 semi- 2006, settled for consolation honors. The sophomore George Watkins. final victory over defending champion Dakota Huskies, who scored one goal in each period, St. Cloud Area defeated Burnsville/ United. The score was tied 1-1 heading into the beat Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville 3-1. Reese Farmington/Lakeville 6-3 in the quarterfinals. final stanza of the quarterfinal game, and Buck, junior Amanda Rees, and senior Drew The Slapshots had eight shots in the first period, Crimson senior Chris Ringe scored the game- Corriveau netted the Huskies’ goals. Isaac Urias 16 in the second, and 14 in the third. Patrick winner at 11:33 of the third period. Ringe fin- had the only goal for the Blazing Cats. Todd netted a hat trick and added ished the game with two goals while eighth- one assist, and Keith Hennemann con- grader Joel Phelps made 24 saves for Maple PI Division tributed two goals and three assists for St. Cloud Grove. Senior Reese Buck scored the lone goal The Mustangs of Anoka-Hennepin (13-1) Area. Sophomore Isaac Urias led the Blazing for Owatonna. avenged two years’ worth of runner-up finishes Cats with two unassisted goals. In the Crimson’s semifinal victory, Anthony by defeating the three-time defending champi- In the semifinals, St. Cloud Area beat Nunne scored four goals and added two assists. Continued on page 30

24 Adapted Floor Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *St. Cloud Area — 2007 State CI Champion CI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Brandon Sykes, Tom Eitel, Alex Ness, Pete McNamara, Shelby Eisenschenk. Row 2: Mgr. Katrina Molitor, Hannah Beise, Chrissy Thompson, Sara Alexander, Ben Rolfes, Michael Parks, Christina Sewill, Asst. Coach Andrew Gordon. Row 3: Mgr. Ayla Reimann, Alicia Johnson, Kyle Boehm, Rachael Johnson, Justin Doyle, Keith Hennemann, Nick Hickman, Cory Holmquist, Coach Jeri Loeffler. Row 4: Mgr. Isaac Thomas, Alex Miller, Michael Doege, Joe Winkels, Patrick Todd, Maxx Grell, Joe Karnik, Head Coach Mike Bakken, Asst. Coach Grant Clafton. 2007 State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournament — CI Division

SEED CI Division Championship Series 1N *St. Cloud Area (10-1) Bloomington Jefferson High School March 16-17, 2007 4S *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville *St. Cloud Area 6-3 (8-5-1)

2S Winona (11-2-1) *St. Cloud Area 6-2 Winona 9-1

3N *Anoka-Hennepin (8-4) *St. Cloud Area 8-5 2N *Maple Grove (10-2) 2007 CI

*Maple Grove 4-1 STATE CHAMPION 3S Owatonna (11-2-1) *Maple Grove 8-5

1S *Dakota United (10-2-1) *Dakota United 11-2 4N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville (7-5) Winona *Dakota United 6-4 THIRD PLACE *Dakota United *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville CI Division Consolation Series *Burnsville/Farmington/ Bloomington Jefferson High School Lakeville 9-2 *Anoka-Hennepin Owatonna 3-1 March 17, 2007 Owatonna CONSOLATION CHAMPION Owatonna 6-1

*Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Floor Hockey 25 *Anoka-Hennepin — 2007 State PI Champion PI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Jack Johnson, Taylor Blume, Ben Paul, Lloyd Thompson, Jon Franzen. Row 2: Lu Knutson, Sherlynne Lund, Kirsten Caroon, Coach Andy Ellena, Lesly Sherga, Travis Rasmussen, Lee Grube, Zach Lehman, Joe Lehman, Josh Price, Jacob Wiehle, Matthew Price, Sandy Harrington, Jake Bolnick, Head Coach Sue Opat.

2007 State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournament — PI Division

SEED PI Division Championship Series 1N *Anoka-Hennepin (10-1) Bloomington Jefferson High School March 16-17, 2007 *Anoka-Hennepin 12-2 4S *Maple Grove (5-7)

2S *Rochester Area (9-2) *Anoka-Hennepin 4-3 *Rochester Area 9-7 3N *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Mound-Westonka (10-2) *Anoka-Hennepin 2-1 2N *Brainerd/Pillager (9-2) 2007 PI

*Brainerd/Pillager 7-6 (OT) STATE CHAMPION 3S *South Suburban (8-4) *Dakota United 8-2

1S *Dakota United (11-0) *Dakota United 8-1 4N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville (6-6) *Rochester Area *Rochester Area 9-6 THIRD PLACE *Brainerd/Pillager *Maple Grove PI Division Consolation Series *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Bloomington Jefferson High School Mound-Westonka Mound-Westonka 12-0 *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Mound-Westonka 5-3 March 17, 2007 *South Suburban CONSOLATION CHAMPION *South Suburban 10-4

*Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

26 Adapted Floor Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CI Division

"""ELLS FARGO 2007 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - CI Division includes: Joel Phelps, Maple Grove; Anthony ____ All-Tournament Team Nunn, Maple Grove; Christopher Ringe, Maple Grove; Patrick Todd, St. Cloud Area; Keith Hennemann, St. Cloud Area; Justin Doyle, St. Cloud Area; Tyler Herber, Winona; Ben Warren, Winona; Dan Kappelhoff, Dakota United; Drew Corriveau, Owatonna; Michael Bronk, Burnsville/Farmington/ Lakeville; D.J. Fike, Mounds View/ Irondale/Roseville. PI Division

2007 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - PI Division includes: Alex Sullivan, Dakota United; B.J. East, Dakota United; Kyle Brendalen, Dakota United; Zach Lehman, Anoka- Hennepin; Jacob Wiehle, Anoka- Hennepin; Nathan Puchalla, Brainerd/ Pillager; Andy Herold, Brainerd/Pillager; Matt Copler, Rochester Area; Nathan Sorenson, Rochester Area; Josh Klein, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- Westonka; Russell Malmsten, South Suburban; Bryttany Branscombe, Maple Grove.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Floor Hockey 27 School Districts & Teams Participating in State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournaments (1995-2007) CI Division (previously MH Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Anoka; Blaine; Champlin Park; Coon Rapids (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003); Andover added (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville Blazing Cats Burnsville; Farmington; Lakeville South; Lakeville North (2007) Dakota United Hawks Rosemount, Apple Valley, Burnsville, Eastview, Eagan, Farmington, Hastings, Henry Sibley, Lakeville, Red Wing, South St. Paul (2005); Lakeville North added (2006); Lakeville South added (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Rosemount; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2007) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) Maple Grove Crimson Maple Grove; Osseo; Park Center, Brooklyn Park (2007) Maple Grove ISD 279 (Osseo) 79’ers Osseo School District # 279 (Osseo, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove) (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Minneapolis Roosevelt Teddies Minneapolis Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) Owatonna Huskies Owatonna (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1995, 1996, 1997) Robbinsdale /Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg), Hopkins, Mound- Westonka (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) St. Cloud Area Slapshots St. Cloud Apollo; St. Cloud Tech (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Sartell-St. Stephen added (2006); Sauk Rapids-Rice added (2006, 2007) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006) South Suburban Bullets / Jets Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie, Edina, Richfield (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002) Wayzata / Minnetonka Lakers Wayzata, Minnetonka (2002, 2003) Winona Winhawks Winona ISD. 861 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)

PI Division (previously POHI Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Andover, Anoka; Blaine; Champlin Park; Coon Rapids (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Brainerd Warriors Brainerd Area Schools (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Brainerd/Greenway Warriors Brainerd Area Schools, Greenway of Coleraine (2004) Brainerd/Pillager Warriors Brainerd Area Schools, Pillager (2005, 2006, 2007) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Burnsville; Eagan; Hastings; Lakeville; Rosemount; Farmington (1995, 1996, 1997); Eastview & Red Wing added (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Henry Sibley added (2006); Lakeville North added (2006); Lakeville South added (2006); South St. Paul added (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Rosemount; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2007) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) Maple Grove Crimson Maple Grove, Elk River, Osseo, Park Center, Rockford (2007) Maple Grove ISD 279 (Osseo) 79’ers Osseo School Dist. # 279; Osseo/Maple Grove/Park Center (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) Minneapolis South Tigers Minneapolis Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2006, 2007) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999) Osseo ISD 279 79'ers Osseo School Dist. # 279; St. Michael-Albertville (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998) Owatonna Huskies Owatonna Public Schools (1997, 1998, 1999, 2004) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1995, 1996, 1997) Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg), Hopkins, Mound- Westonka (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Rochester Raiders Rochester School Dist. (Mayo, John Marshall, Mayo, John Adams, Willow Creek); Kasson- Mantorville (1995, 1996) Rochester Lourdes added (1997); Rochester Century added (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001); Lake City added (2002), Byron & Stewartville added (2003, 2005, 2006) Rochester Area Raiders Rochester School Dist. (Mayo, John Marshall, Mayo, John Adams, Willow Creek); Rochester Lourdes; Byron; Kasson-Mantorville; Stewartville (2007) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) South Suburban Flyers Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie; Edina; Richfield (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) White Bear Lake Bears White Bear Lake Dist. # 624 (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002) White Bear Lake/Stillwater Bears White Bear Lake Dist. # 624 and Stillwater Area (2004)

28 Adapted Floor Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournament Records CI DIVISION (1994-2007) previously MH Division PI DIVISION (1994-2007) previously POHI Division TEAM RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Most Goals - All Tournaments: ...... 326, St. Paul Humboldt Most Goals - All Tournaments: ...... 217, Dakota United Most Goals - One Tournament: ...... 47, St. Paul Humboldt, 1999 Most Goals - One Tournament:...... 33, Robbinsdale, 1994 Most Goals One Game: ...... 25, St. Paul Humboldt, 1997 Most Goals One Game:...... 17, Osseo, 1997 Most Goals Two Teams One Game:...... 31, St. Paul Humboldt (18) Most Goals Two Teams One Game: ...... 18, Osseo (17) vs. Mounds Mounds View (13), 1994 View/Irondale/Roseville (1), 1997 Most Goals One Team - Championship Game:...... 17, St. Paul Humboldt, 1999 Most Goals One Team - Championship Game: ...... 9, Dakota United, 2004 Most Goals Two Teams - Championship Game:...... 12, Osseo (8) vs. Most Goals Two Teams - Championship Game:. . . . 21, St. Paul Humboldt (17) vs. Dakota United (4), 1997; South Suburban (4), 1999 Dakota United (9) vs. *Brainerd/Greenway (3), 2004 Most Goals One Period: ...... 13, St. Paul Humboldt, 1995 Most Goals One Period: ...... 8, Robbinsdale, 1994 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament: ...... 5, St. Paul Humboldt, 1997; Fewest Goals Against - Tournament:...... 1, Dakota United, 2005 Osseo, 1998; Winona, 2002; Owatonna, 2004 Most Games Won All Tournaments: ...... 28, Dakota United Most Games Won All Tournaments: ...... 24, St. Paul Humboldt INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most One Tournament: ...... 20, Marcus Onsum, Robbinsdale, 1994 Most Points One Tournament:...... 23, Jeremy Webster, Owatonna, 2004 Most Goals - One Tournament:...... 17, Marcus Onsum, Robbinsdale, 1994 Most Goals One Tournament: ...... 18, Jeremy Webster, Owatonna, 2004 Most Assists One Tournament: ...... 8, Ryan Naugnton, Dalota United, 1998; Most Assists One Tournament: ...... 11, Tom Lowman, St. Paul Humboldt Jacob Ray, Brainerd/Pillager, 2006; Most Total Points One Game: . . . . 12, James Thompson, St. Paul Humboldt, 1999; B.J. East, Dakota United, 2007 Ross Strohkirch, Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata, 2000; Most Total Points One Game: ...... 10, Robert Fink, Minneapolis South, 1994; Important Layeni, South Suburban, 2002 Marcus Onsum, Robbinsdale, 1994 Most Goals One Game: ...... 11, Tom Connelly, Anoka/Hennepin, 1995 Most Goals One Game:...... 8, Marcus Onsum, Robbinsdale, 1994 Most Assists One Game: ...... 7, Nick Angell, Anoka-Hennepin, 2005 Most Assists One Game: ...... 5, Jeff Perlman, Osseo, 1998; Most All-Time Hat Tricks: . . 9, Ashley Herzog, Anoka-Hennepin, 2004, 2005, 2006 Adam Thiel, Brainerd, 2000 Most All-Time Hat Tricks: ...... 7, Mike Boss, Hopkins/MoundWest/Robbinsdale, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Most Stops One Tournament: ...... 65, Tim Wittenberger, Rochester Area, 2007 Most Stops One Game:...... 61, Robbie Wilhelm, Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville, 2006 State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournament Champions CI DIVISION (previously MH Division) Year League Champion State Champion State Runner-up 1994 South Suburban Bullets South Suburban Bullets Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs 1995 South Suburban Bullets South Suburban Bullets Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs 1996 Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Humboldt-St. Paul Hawks 1997 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Humboldt Hawks South Suburban Bullets 1998 Osseo Area (ISD 279) Osseo Area (ISD 279) North Suburban 1999 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Humboldt Hawks South Suburban Bullets 2000 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Maple Grove (ISD 279) 79ers 2001 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata 2002 Winona Winhawks Winona Winhawks South Suburban Jets 2003 Owatonna Huskies Maple Grove (ISD 279) 79’ers Owatonna Huskies 2004 Winona Winhawks Owatonna Huskies Winona Winhawks 2005 Winona Winhawks Winona Winhawks Owatonna Huskies 2006 Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs (tie) Dakota United Hawks Owatonna Huskies Dakota United Hawks 2007 Dakota United Hawks (S) St. Cloud Area Maple Grove St. Cloud Area (N) PI DIVISION (previously POHI Division) Year League Champion State Champion State Runner-up 1994 Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale Robins Dakota United 1995 Osseo (ISD 279) 79’ers Robbinsdale Robins Osseo (ISD 279) 79’ers 1996 Dakota United Robbinsdale Robins Brainerd 1997 Dakota United Osseo (ISD 279) 79’ers Dakota United 1998 Osseo Area (ISD 279) Brainerd Dakota United 1999 White Bear Lake Maple Grove (ISD 279) 79’ers White Bear Lake 2000 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Brainerd St. Paul Humboldt 2001 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Dakota United 2002 Hopkins/Mound-West/Robbinsdale Robins Hopkins/Mound-Westonka/Robbinsdale Robins St. Paul Humboldt Hawks 2003 Rochester Raiders Rochester Raiders Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins 2004 South Suburban Flyers Dakota United Hawks Brainerd/Greenway Warriors 2005 Dakota United Hawks Dakota United Hawks Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs 2006 Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Dakota United Hawks Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs 2007 Dakota United Hawks (S) Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Dakota United Hawks Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs (N)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Floor Hockey 29 State Adapted Floor Hockey Tournament

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 24) ons of Dakota United (13-1) 2-1 in the PI cham- two goals for Maple Grove, both unassisted. remaining, the game was tied 6-6 and appeared pionship game. In 2005, Dakota United defeat- The Mustangs moved on and defeated to be heading into overtime. Three different ed the Mustangs 7-0 in the title game. Last year, Rochester Area 4-3 in the semifinals. The athletes for Rochester Area then found the back the Hawks won 2-1 in overtime. Both teams Raiders led 2-0 after the first period, but goals of the net for the were the top seeds in their respective divisions from Jacob Wiehle and ninth-grader Josh Price final score: seventh-grader Wade Kuiper, sen- this year: Anoka-Hennepin was the No. 1 seed tied the score at 2-2. Both finished the game ior Matt Copler, and senior Alex Young. Copler in the north, and Dakota United was No. 1 in with two goals and Price also had two assists. and Young both finished the game with respec- the south. Senior goalie Tim Wittenberger made 34 saves tive hat tricks. Nathan Puchalla netted a hat Anoka-Hennepin was not to be denied this for Rochester Area. trick for the Warriors in the first period and had year. Dakota United led 1-0 after a goal from On the other side of the bracket, Dakota five goals overall. senior B.J. East, but senior Zach Lehman tied the United beat Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 8- Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka score at 1-1 in the second period. Sophomore 1 in the quarterfinals. Five athletes contributed won the consolation bracket. The Robins beat Jacob Wiehle scored the game-winner for the goals for the Hawks, with senior Alex Sullivan South Suburban 5-3. Eighth-grader Harrison Mustangs with a wrist shot from the center line leading the way with four. Sullivan also assisted Lerner scored the game-winner for the Robins early in the third period. Eighth-grader Jack on two goals. Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville’s with 1:11 left in regulation. Senior Josh Klein Johnson made 20 saves for the Mustangs. lone goal was shot in by senior Steven Ryan. added the insurance goal with 25 ticks left on Anoka-Hennepin started its title run with a In the semifinals, Dakota United defeated the clock. Josh Klein scored a total of four goals 12-2 victory over Maple Grove. The Mustangs Brainerd/Pillager 8-2. Sullivan again led his and sophomore Jesse Klein added three assists. scored six goals in the first period, and were up 9- squad with four goals while B.J. East added one Senior Russell Malmsten scored all three of the 0 before Maple Grove got on the board late in goal and four assists. Senior Nathan Puchalla South Suburban goals. the second period. Sophomore Jacob Wiehle had and eighth-grader Tyler Theien scored the goals a hat trick in the first period and finished the for the Warriors. The 2007 State Adapted Floor Hockey game with five goals and one assist. Zach Lehman The Raiders of Rochester Area rebounded to Tournament was played March 16-17 at also had three goals and two assists for Anoka- win third-place honors with a 9-6 victory over Bloomington Jefferson High School. Paid atten- Hennepin. Senior Bryttany Branscombe scored Brainerd/Pillager. With just over three minutes dance was 1,688.

30 Adapted Floor Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ADAPTED SOCCER Stillwater/White Bear Lake captures second consecutive CI title; Dakota United avenges 2005 championship loss to claim sixth PI title

By Steve Anderson & squeeze by Park Center 9-8. Junior John Conway Ellen Giloy scored seven of Hawks’ goals, and his brother Joe, also a junior, added the final two. Seventh- wo exceptional teams claimed titles at the grader Jack Dougba scored seven goals for Park 2006 State Adapted Soccer Tournament. 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW Center. TThe Stillwater/White Bear Lake Ponies Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville defeated claimed a 7-4 victory over South Washington South Washington County defeated St. St. Paul Humboldt 8-4 for consolation honors. County in the CI Division. It was the second Cloud Area 4-2 in the quarterfinals. The The Rams scored three unanswered goals in the consecutive year that the Ponies defeated the Thunderbolts jumped to a quick 3-0 lead and second half to put the game out of reach. Junior Thunderbolts in the championship game. would never relinquish the lead. Luke Smith Matt Pahl led the scoring with four goals for the In the PI Division, the Hawks of Dakota had two goals in the victory with Joey Lovitt and Rams, and junior D.J. Fike added another three. United avenged their 2005 championship loss junior Mike Doege adding the remaining two. Lorena Anguiano scored three goals for by defeating Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- The Thunderbolts advanced to the title tilt Humboldt in the first half. Westonka 4-3. It was the sixth PI title overall for with a 5-4 overtime victory over Dakota United Park Center’s Dougba was the leading scorer the Hawks. The tournament is divided into two divisions. The CI Division is for athletes with cognitive impairments, and the PI Division is for athletes with physical or other health impairments. CI Division For the second consecutive year, Stillwater/White Bear Lake (13-1) defeat- ed South Washington County (12-1-1) in the CI title game. This was also the sec- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO ond overall title for the Ponies. Stillwater/White Bear Lake over- whelmed the Thunderbolts 7-4 in the championship game. The Ponies jumped to 2-0 lead and led 3-1 at the half. Senior Kole Krueger was the Ponies’ offensive star throughout the tourney. He scored five goals in each of his teams’ first two games and got six in the finale to finish with 16. Junior Derek Dally scored the only other goal for Stillwater/White Bear Lake. Ninth-grader Alyana Olson had 25 saves for South Washington County. Sophomore Katie Unertl scored two goals for the Thunderbolts and junior Joey Lovitt and senior Luke Smith added one apiece. On their way to the championship, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka’s Jesse Klein (7) tries to maneuver the ball around a Dakota United Stillwater/White Bear Lake defeated defender in the PI championship game. Dakota United avenged its 2006 championship loss by defeating the Anoka-Hennepin 6-2 in the quarterfinals Robins 4-3. and Park Center 6-5 in the semis. The Ponies in the semifinals. The score was knotted at 2-2 over the two-day tournament. He finished with outshot the Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs 29-7, at halftime, and each team scored twice in the 18 goals overall and tied the single-game scoring and junior Gracie Jacobsen added one goal to second half. It was Joey Lovitt’s fourth goal that record with eight goals in the 79’ers quarterfinal Kole Krueger’s five in the quarterfinal victory. won the game for South Washington County. victory over St. Paul Humboldt. In the semifinals, Stillwater/White Bear Seventh-grade goalie Nathaniel Dunkley also trailed 4-2 at half time. Krueger, however, found kept the Thunderbolts in the game by stopping PI Division the back of the net four times in the second half 20-of-24 shots. The Hawks of Dakota United (13-0-1) and secured the victory for the Ponies. He fin- The Hawks of Dakota United settled for returned to the championship podium after a ished with five goals and senior Paul Emerson third-place honors for a second consecutive year. one-year absence to win their sixth PI title. The added the sixth. They rallied from a 4-0 first-half deficit to Continued on page 36

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Soccer 31 *Stillwater/White Bear — 2006 State CI Champion • CI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Manager Jesse Evans, Erica Majeski, Derek Dally, Mary Ritter, Joe Manlove, April Wlaschin, Manager Lisa Peterson. Row 2: Manager John Taylor, Lisa Flygstad, Crystal Weyer, Sasha Garvey, Phillip Junker, Steve Crotty, Haley Olson, Scott Binger, Hannah McDonald, Manager Dan Jensen. Row 3: Manager Ben Kurtz, Kole Krueger, Gracie Jacobsen, Paul Emerson, Asst. Coach Cindy McClung, Coach Ashley Junker, Head Coach Kaye Standke, Ryan Roselle, Katherine Schimmel, Matthew Bonine, Manager Mike Steffen. 2006 State Adapted Soccer Tournament — CI Division

SEED CI Division Championship Series 1N *Stillwater/White Bear (10-1) Stillwater Area High School November 10-11, 2006 *Stillwater/White Bear 6-2 4S *Anoka-Hennepin (6-5)

2S St. Paul Humboldt (7-3-1) *Stillwater/White Bear 6-5 *Park Center 9-6 *Stillwater/White Bear 3N *Park Center (8-3) 7-4 2N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 2006 CI (9-1-1) *Dakota United 9-6 STATE CHAMPION *South Washington County 3S *Dakota United (8-2-1) 5-4 (OT)

1S *South Washington County (10-0-1) *South Washington County 4-2

4N *St. Cloud Area (6-4-1) *Park Center *Dakota United 9-8 THIRD PLACE *Dakota United *Anoka-Hennepin CI Division Consolation Series St. Paul Humboldt 6-3 *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Stillwater Area High School St. Paul Humboldt 8-4 November 11, 2006 *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville *Mounds View/Irondale/ CONSOLATION CHAMPION Roseville 4-3

*St. Cloud Area * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

32 Adapted Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *Dakota United — 2006 State PI Champion PI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Jay Meginnes, Eric Liggett. Row 2: Eric Bergren, Devon McDevitt, Kyle Brendalen, Ashley Hartle, Dani Hildreth. Row 3: Head Coach Leah Rosen, Charlie Rea, Nick Habisch, Alex Sullivan, Chris Flynn, B.J. East, Asst. Coach Stacy Pfarr. Not pictured: Danny Mauck. 2006 State Adapted Soccer Tournament — PI Division SEED PI Division Championship Series 1N *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Stillwater Area High School Mound-Westonka (10-0) November 10-11, 2006 *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ 4S *Park Center (4-7) Mound-Westonka 17-0

2S *South Suburban (8-1-1) *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Mound-Westonka 8-0 *South Suburban 6-2 *Dakota United 3N *Minneapolis South (2-9) 4-3 2N *Anoka-Hennepin (8-2) 2006 PI

3S *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville *Anoka-Hennepin 11-2 STATE CHAMPION (7-4) *Dakota United 5-1

1S *Dakota United (9-0-1) *Dakota United 12-0 4N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville (4-6-1) *South Suburban *Anoka-Hennepin 1-0 THIRD PLACE *Anoka-Hennepin

*Park Center PI Division Consolation Series *Park Center 9-2 *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville Stillwater Area High School *Minneapolis South 9-5 November 11, 2006 *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville *Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville CONSOLATION CHAMPION 8-7 (OT)

*Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Soccer 33 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CI Division

2006 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - CI Division includes: Kole Krueger, Stillwater/White Bear Lake, Center; Paul Emerson, Stillwater/White Bear Lake, Forward; Derek Dally, Stillwater/White Bear Lake, Forward; Luke Smith, South Washington County, Wing; Joey Lovitt, South Washington County, Forward; John Conway, Dakota United, Wing; VVELLS FARGO Joe Conway, Dakota United, Center; ior>"';'=~ Heather Bartell, Park Center, Wing; Jack Dougba, Park Center, Center; D.J. Fike, Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville, All-Tournament Team f;---l Center; John Carter, St. Paul Humboldt, Wing; Mike Douge, St. Cloud Area, Defender. PI Division

2006 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - PI Division includes: Kyle Brendalen, Dakota United, Defense; Nick Habisch, Dakota United, Goalkeeper; Alex Sullivan, Dakota United, Center; Josh Klein, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- Westonka, Goalkeeper; Steven Halsey, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- Westonka, Forward; Lesley Sherga, WELl,S FARGO Anoka-Hennepin, Forward; Zach Lehman, Anoka-Hennepin, Midfielder; A/l-Tournament Tell(l1 Russell Malmsten, South Suburban, Midfielder; Jon Hayford, Minneapolis South, Forward; Jon Schmitz, - Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville, Forward; Brytanny Branscomb, Park Center, Center; Dan Corcoran, Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville, Goalkeeper.

34 Adapted Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League School Districts & Teams Participating in State Adapted Soccer Tournaments (1994-2006) CI Division (previously MH Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin ISD #11 Mustangs Champlin Park; Anoka; Blaine; Coon Rapids; Andover (2004, 2005, 2006) Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville Blazing Cats Lakeville South; Lakeville North; Burnsville; Farmington (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Burnsville; Eagan; Farmington; Hastings; Lakeville; Rosemount (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996); Eastview added in (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, added in (2005); South St. Paul added in (2005); Lakeville North and Lakeville South added in (2005) Dakota United Hawks Rosemount; Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2006) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata added in (1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) Minneapolis South Tigers Minneapolis Public Schools (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Osseo 79’ers Osseo School Dist. # 279; St. Michael-Albertville (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Park Center/Osseo/Maple Grove 79’ers Osseo School District # 279 (Osseo; Park Center, Brooklyn Park; Maple Grove) (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996) Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Cooper, Armstrong, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Mound-Westonka (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) St. Paul Highland Park Scots 2001 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) South Suburban Flyers Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie; Edina; Richfield (1993, 1994, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) South Washington County Thunderbolts Park, Cottage Grove; Woodbury (1996, 1998, 2000) Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers Wayzata; Minnetonka (2005) White Bear Lake Bears White Bear Lake Dist. # 624 (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) White Bear Lake / Stillwater Area Bears White Bear Lake Area; Stillwater Area (2004)

PI Division (previously POHI Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin Dist. #11 Mustangs Anoka; Blaine; Champlin Park; Coon Rapids (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998); Andover added in (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Burnsville; Eagan; Eastview, Farmington; Hastings; Lakeville; Rosemount (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004); Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, added in (2005); South St. Paul added in (2005); Lakeville North and Lakeville South added in (2005) Dakota United Hawks Rosemount; Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2006) Eagan/Rosemount Eagan; Rosemount (1993) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata (1997, 1998, 2000) Minneapolis Roosevelt Teddies Minneapolis Public Schools (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) North Suburban Cougars Centennial, Circle Pines; Spring Lake Park (2003) Park Center/Osseo/Maple Grove 79’ers Osseo School District # 279 (Osseo; Park Center, Brooklyn Park; Maple Grove) (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996) Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Cooper, Armstrong); Hopkins; Mound-Westonka (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) St. Cloud Area Schools Thunder St. Cloud Apollo; St. Cloud Tech; Sartell-St. Stephen; Sauk Rapids-Rice (2004, 2005, 2006) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Not a co-op (2006) South Suburban Jets Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie, Edina, Richfield (1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005) South Washington County Thunderbolts Park, Cottage Grove; Woodbury (1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers Wayzata; Minnetonka (2005) White Bear Lake/Stillwater Area Ponies Stillwater Area; White Bear Lake Area (2004, 2005, 2006)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Soccer 35 State Adapted Soccer Tournament Records

CI DIVISION (1993-2006) (previously MH Division) PI DIVISION (1993-2006) (previously POHI Division) TEAM RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Most Goals One Game: ...... 21, North Suburban, 1993 Most Goals One Game: ...... 23, White Bear Lake, 1998 Most Goals Two Teams One Game: ...... 25, North Suburban (21) Most Goals Two Teams One Game: ...... 23, White Bear Lake (23) vs. vs. Eagan-Rosemount (4), 1993 South Washington County (0), 1998 Most Assists One Game: ...... 10, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 2004 Most Assists One Game: ...... 15, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka, 2006

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Goals Tournament: ...... 22, Paris Bowie, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 2005 Most Goals Tournament: . . 13, Jon Schmitz, Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville, 2006 Most Goals One Game: ...... 8, Justin Wylie, Mounds View/Roseville, 1995; Most Goals One Game: ...... 10, Robert Fink, Minneapolis South, 1994 Jimmy Lowman, Humboldt-St. Paul, 1999; Most Assists One Game: ...... 5, Genia Voitsekhovskaya, South Suburban, 2001; Paris Bowie, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 2005 (in two separate games); Joe Dixon, Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville, 2006 Jack Dougba, Park Center, 2006 Most Saves One Game: ...... 38, Leo O’Brian, St. Paul Highland Park, 2001 Most Assists One Game:...... 6, Tonia Patterson, St. Paul Humboldt, 1999 Most Saves One Game: ...... 32, Charles Frawley, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 2005

State Adapted Soccer Tournament Attendance — 1993-2006

Year Total Paid Attendance Year Total Paid Attendance Year Total Paid Attendance 1993 ...... 800 1998 ...... 1,061 2003 ...... *1,234 1994 ...... 843 1999 ...... 1,206 2004 ...... *1,307 1995 ...... 929 2000 ...... 1,108 2005 ...... *1,425 1996 ...... 926 2001 ...... 1,168 2006 ...... 1,111 1997 ...... 1,032 2002 ...... 1,209 *New Record

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 31) Hawks defeated the defending champions from Jacob Wiehle kicked in the Mustangs only goal Joe Dixon also added two goals for the Blazing Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka (12-1) with one minute remaining in the first half. Cats. Eighth-grader Evan Engle led Park Center 4-3 in a rematch of last year’s title game. In On the other side of the bracket, with three goals. 2005, the Robins won 2-0. Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Two new records were set during the PI This year, the Hawks jumped out to a 2-0 trounced the 79’ers of Park Center 17-0 in the tournament. Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- lead and led going into the half 3-1. The Robins quarterfinals. Senior Josh Klein got the shutout Westonka, as a team, set the new single-game tied the score at 3-3 on goals by ninth-grader for the Robins while Erin Nickell led the offen- assist record at 15. The Robins accomplished the Steven Halsey and eighth-grader Erin Nickell. sive charge with four goals and one assist. feat in their quarterfinal win over Park Center. Senior Charlie Rea, who scored all four of Eighth-grader Jenna Stolarek-Houston chipped The previous record of 10 assists was set by Dakota United’s goals, got his last one with just in three goals and three assists for the Robins. Dakota United in 2004. In the individual cate- over six minutes left in the game. With one Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka gory, sophomore John Schmitz of Burnsville/ minute to go, the Robins’ sophomore goalie, forced another shutout in the semifinals when it Farmington/Lakeville scored 13 goals over the Nick Habish, made three key saves to preserve defeated South Suburban 8-0. Four players net- course of the tournament. Three competitors— the winning margin. ted goals for the Robins with ninth-grader Zach Cody on Minneapolis South, Brendan Dakota United started its championship run Steven Halsey scoring three goals and adding Downes of Dakota United, and Brandon with a 12-0 quarterfinal victory over Mounds four assists. Klein made seven saves, and Nickell Crummie of Minneapolis South—shared the View/Irondale/Roseville. Senior Alex Sullivan and sophomore Jesse Klein each scored two previous record of 12 goals. scored four goals for Dakota United in the first goals. Joe Dixon, an eighth-grader with the half, and finished the game with five goals and In a rematch of the 2005 third-place game, Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville program, also three assists. Rea also scored three goals for the Anoka-Hennepin defeated South Suburban for a tied the record for most assists in a game. He had Hawks and added one assist. As a team, Dakota second consecutive year. The Mustangs won five in the Blazing Cats’ consolation semifinal United outshot the Rams 25-1. 1-0 on a lone goal from sophomore Jacob victory over Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville. In the semifinals, the Hawks defeated Wiehle. The two teams combined for 18 shots on Genia Voitsekhovskaya of South Suburban set Anoka-Hennepin 5-1. Charlie Rea and senior goal, with the Flyers holding a 10-8 advantage. the original standard in 2001. B.J. East both scored goals in the initial minutes The newcomers from Burnsville/Farmington/ to give Dakota United an edge they wouldn’t Lakeville took home the consolation hardware. The 2006 State Adapted Soccer Tournament relinquish. Sullivan added a pair of goals for the The Blazing Cats defeated Park Center 9-5. was held at Stillwater Area High School on Hawks and senior Chris Flynn added one more Sophomore John Schmitz had six goals for November 10 and 11. Paid attendance was to round out the Hawks’ scoring. Sophomore Burnsville/Farmington/Lakeville. Eighth-grader 1,111.

36 Adapted Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Minnesota Association for Adapted Athletics League & Tournament Adapted Soccer Champions MH DIVISION (1990-1992) POHI DIVISION (1984-1992) Year League Champion Tournament Champion Tournament Runner-up Year League Champion Tournament Champion Tournament Runner-up 1990 Bloomington Anoka-Hennepin Mounds View 1984 Osseo Osseo Fridley 1991 Bloomington Bloomington Mounds View 1985 Robbinsdale/White Bear Robbinsdale Osseo 1992 South Suburban South Suburban North Suburban 1986 South, Minneapolis South, Minneapolis Bloomington 1987 Fridley Bloomington Bloomington 1988 Bloomington Bloomington Fridley 1989 Fridley-Mounds View Fridley-Mounds View Osseo 1990 Bloomington Dakota United Bloomington 1991 Dakota United Dakota United Robbinsdale 1992 Dakota United Dakota United Osseo

State Adapted Soccer Tournament Champions

CI DIVISION (1993-2006) (previously MH Division) Year League Champion State Champion State Runner-up 1993 Anoka-Hennepin Anoka-Hennepin South Suburban 1994 Humboldt-St. Paul Humboldt-St. Paul North Suburban 1995 Anoka-Hennepin Mounds View-Roseville Anoka-Hennepin 1996 North Suburban Mounds View-Irondale-Roseville North Suburban 1997 South Washington County South Washington County Humboldt-St. Paul 1998 Mounds View-Irondale-Roseville South Washington County Mounds View-Irondale-Roseville 1999 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt South Suburban 2000 Dakota United South Suburban Dakota United 2001 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt Minneapolis Roosevelt 2002 Park Center 79ers St. Paul Humboldt Park Center 79ers 2003 South Washington County Minneapolis Roosevelt Park Center 79ers 2004 Minneapolis Roosevelt Minneapolis Roosevelt Park Center 79ers 2005 Stillwater/White Bear (S) Stillwater/White Bear South Washington County Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka (N) 2006 South Washington County (S) Stillwater/White Bear South Washington County Stillwater/White Bear (N)

PI DIVISION (1993-2006) (previously POHI Division) Year League Champion State Champion State Runner-up 1993 Osseo Dakota United Osseo 1994 Robbinsdale Osseo Robbinsdale 1995 Robbinsdale Robbinsdale North Suburban 1996 Osseo Osseo Dakota United 1997 Dakota United Dakota United White Bear Lake 1998 White Bear Lake Park Center White Bear Lake 1999 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt White Bear Lake 2000 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt Park Center 2001 Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Dakota United Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka 2002 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka 2003 Dakota United Dakota United South Suburban 2004 Dakota United Dakota United South Suburban 2005 Dakota United Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Dakota United 2006 Dakota United (S) Dakota United Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka (N)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Soccer 37 ADAPTED SOFTBALL Osseo claims sixth CI title; Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Mound-Westonka captures fourth PI crown

By Ellen Giloy defeated Anoka-Hennepin 6-5 in the PI cham- pionship. This was fourth PI title overall for the sseo claimed top honors in the CI Robins, who were the top seed in the North Division at the 2007 State Adapted Division. They won previously in 1995, 2002, OSoftball Tournament. The Orioles 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW and 2003, and finished as the runners-up last defeated the Hawks of St. Paul Humboldt 14-2 year. in five innings to claim their sixth title. Osseo and Dakota United had 23 and 21 team The Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs improved In the PI Division, the Robins of hits, respectively. on last year’s fourth-place showing and finished Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka beat The two-time defending champions from their season with a record of 10-3. They were Anoka-Hennepin 6-5 in the championship South Washington County settled for third- the second-seeded team in the South Division. game. This was the fourth PI title for the Robins. place honors this year after defeating Dakota The Robins were up 4-3 in the fourth inning United 10-8. South Washington County had 26 of the title game, but the Mustangs tied the CI Division hits, with junior Joey Lovitt hitting one home score at 5-5 in the fifth. Ninth-grader Ethan The Osseo Orioles (15-0) won their sixth CI run and adding a triple. Senior Sandrea Aikens Brenna started the final scoring drive for title after defeating St. Paul Humboldt 14-2 in five innings. The Orioles, who were the top seed in the North Division this year, won five previ- ous titles between 2000 and 2004. Last year, the Orioles fell in the consolation semifinals. The St. Paul Humboldt Hawks, who claimed third-place honors in 2006, finished their season with a record of 15-2. They were the No. 1 seed in the South Division. Osseo’s first break came in the bottom of the third inning. St. Paul Humboldt trailed 4-2, and had two runners tagged out at home by sopho- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO more Antoine Driver. The Orioles scored at least one run in every inning. In the fifth, sophomore Danny Boesen scored two runners and the Orioles had an 11-2 advantage. Driver plated two runners later in the same inning, and Osseo went up 14-2. Junior Anthony Nunn finished the game with five RBI for Osseo. Driver added three more, and ninth-grader Billy Williams and sen- ior Christopher Ringe each added two addition- al RBI. Sophomore Tony Bourgoin and junior Nha Lue Chu Yang had the two RBI for St. Paul Humboldt. Lorena Anguiano (36) of St. Paul Humboldt shows off her batting skills. The Hawks fell to Osseo 14-2 On their way to the championship game, the in five innings in the CI championship game. Orioles defeated the Lakers of Wayzata/ Minnetonka 13-1 in five innings in the quarter- finals. Osseo led 5-1 after one inning, and also had four singles for the Thunderbolts. Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka when Williams had a triple in the second to push its Nicolay had a double and a triple for Dakota he hit a triple in the bottom of the sixth inning. lead to 6-1. Nunn, senior John Connor, Boesen, United, and sophomore Shane O’Hara added Eighth-grader Harrison Lerner followed with a and senior Heather Bartell each had two RBI for four singles. single that brought Brenna home and gave the Osseo. Eighth-grader Tim Strom had the only Last year’s runners-up from Mounds Robins their final advantage. RBI for Wayzata/Minnetonka. View/Irondale/Roseville won the consolation Sophomore Alex Stoiaken had two RBI for In the semifinals, Osseo beat Dakota United title. The Rams defeated the Cougars of North Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka. 11-9. The Orioles went up 4-3 in the third Suburban 9-1. The Rams had eight hits and left Eighth-graders Travis Rasmussen and Nathan inning after Connor scored Anthony Nunn. four runners on base, and the Cougars had seven Cottew each had three hits and one RBI apiece They extended their lead to 5-3 when eighth- hits and left six players stranded. Sophomore for Anoka-Hennepin. grader Joel Phelps brought home sophomore Josh Congdon led Mounds View/Irondale/ Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka George Watkins. Dakota United rallied to Roseville with three singles on all three of his started its championship run with a 12-2 five- regain an 8-6 lead midway through the fifth hits. Sophomore Justin Titsworth and ninth- inning victory over Osseo in the quarterfinals. inning, but Osseo had one rally left to gain the grader Jordan Tuberville both had two hits for Eighth-grader Erin Nickell gave the Robins victory. North Suburban. their first edge when she scored Lerner in the Sophomore Roman Hunter and Phelps both bottom of the first inning. had three RBI for Osseo. Hunter also had two PI Division As a team, the Robins had 18 hits, while the hits for the Orioles. Junior Kaycie Nicolay led Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Orioles had three. Sophomore James Sneltjes, Dakota United with two doubles and three RBI. (13-0) lived up to its No. 1 seed when the team Continued on page 43

38 Adapted Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *Osseo — 2007 State CI Champion CI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): John Conner, Sam Veopradith, Tatianna Cox, Jelena Neumann, Meg Hanson, Lucy McCarthy, Tiffany Madison, Danny Boesen. Row 2: Antoine Driver, Kamla Ramdihal, Heather Bartell, George Watkins, Andrew Moerke, Charlie Duffney, Billy Williams, Alicia Taylor. Row 3: Head Coach Doug Anderson, Coach Christian Brown, Ryan Cornwell, Anthony Nunn, Jon Delisi, Joel Phelps, Christopher Ringe, Coach Ryan Wilson, Coach Kelli Waalk, Coach Becky Ringen. Not Pictured: Roman Hunter.

2007 State Adapted Softball Tournament — CI Division

SEED CI Division Championship Series 1N *Osseo (12-0) Coon Rapids High School June 1-2, 2007 *Osseo 13-1 (5 inn.) 4S *Wayzata/Minnetonka (5-8)

2S *Dakota United (12-3) *Osseo 11-9 *Dakota United 10-8

3N *North Suburban (8-5) *Osseo 14-2 (5 inn.) 2N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 2007 CI (11-2) *South Washington County 12-8 STATE CHAMPION 3S *South Washington County (12-3) *St. Paul Humboldt 8-6

1S *St. Paul Humboldt (13-1) *St. Paul Humboldt 18-8 (5 inn.)

4N *Anoka-Hennepin (7-6) *Dakota United *South Washington County 10-8 THIRD PLACE *South Washington County

*Wayzata/Minnetonka CI Division Consolation Series *North Suburban 16-6 (5 inn.) *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Coon Rapids High School *North Suburban 9-1 June 2, 2007 *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville CONSOLATION CHAMPION 13-7

*Anoka-Hennepin * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Softball 39 *Dakota United — 2007 State PI Champion PI CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Brian Kraske, Steven Halsey, Cassee Cannata, Jesse Klein. Row 2: Zach Thuleen, Josh Klein, Misha Eletsky, James Sneltjes, Keith Breding, Asst. Coach Steve Onsum. Row 3: Head Coach Marcus Onsum, Alex Stoiaken, Jenna Stolarek-Houston, Harrison Lerner, Brent Swanson, Erin Nickell, Ethan Brenna, Student Manager William Stolarek-Houston. Not Pictured: Student Manager Robbie Nickell. 2007 State Adapted Softball Tournament — PI Division SEED PI Division Championship Series 1N *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Coon Rapids High School Mound-Westonka (10-0) June 1-2, 2007 *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ 4S *Osseo (4-7) Mound-Westonka 12-2 (5 inn.)

2S *Dakota United (6-2) *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 5Mound-Westonka 5-4 6-2 3N *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville *Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ (6-4) Mound-Westonka 6-5 2N *Anoka-Hennepin (8-2) 2007 PI

*Anoka-Hennepin 11-0 (5 inn.) STATE CHAMPION 3S *St. Paul Humboldt (4-4) *Anoka-Hennepin 9-8

1S *South Suburban (8-0) *South Suburban 13-3 (5 inn.)

4N White Bear Lake Area (3-7) *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville *Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 8-2 THIRD PLACE *South Suburban

*Osseo PI Division Consolation Series *Dakota United 11-1 (5 inn.) Coon Rapids High School *Dakota United *Dakota United 5-4 (8 inn.) June 2, 2007 *St. Paul Humboldt CONSOLATION CHAMPION White Bear Lake Area 16-5

White Bear Lake Area * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

40 Adapted Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CI Division

2007 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - CI Division includes: Lorena Anguiano, St. Paul Humboldt; John Carter, St. Paul Humboldt; Michael Atienzo, St. Paul Humboldt; Roman Hunter, Osseo; Anthony Nunn, Osseo; Visal Meng, Dakota United; Laura Maher, Dakota United; Owen Adams, South Washington County; Luke Smith, South Washington County; Josh Congdon, Mounds View/ Irondale/Roseville; Justin Titsworth, North Suburban; Rosie Kelly, Wayzata/Minnetonka. PI Division

2007 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Team - PI Division includes: Josh Klein, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Mound-Westonka; Jesse Klein, Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound- Westonka; Nilesh Schmit, Anoka- Hennepin; Zach Lehman, Anoka- Hennepin; Eddie Carlson, Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville; Mark Braun, Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville; Russell Malmsten, South Suburban; Robert Doyle, South Suburban; Nick Habisch, Dakota United; Eddie Arsenal, White Bear Lake Area; Lauren McCullough, Osseo; Cullen Powers, St. Paul Humboldt.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Softball 41 School Districts & Teams Participating in State Adapted Softball Tournaments (1994-2007) CI Division (previously MH Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Anoka; Blaine; Champlin Park; Coon Rapids (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003); Andover added (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Buffalo Bison Buffalo Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Burnsville; Eagan; Farmington; Hastings; Lakeville; Rosemount (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Eastview added in (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005); Henry Sibley added (2006); Lakeville North added (2006); Red Wing added (2006); South St. Paul added (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Rosemount; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2007) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata 1998, 1999, 2000); added Mound-Westonka (2001) Minneapolis Roosevelt Teddies Minneapolis Public Schools 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000) North Suburban Cougars Centennial, Circle Pines; Spring Lake Park (2007) Osseo Orioles Osseo School Dist. # 279 Osseo; Maple Grove; Park Center (2006; 2007) Osseo ISD 279 79’ers Osseo School District # 279 (Osseo, Brooklyn Park, Maple Grove) 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper); Hopkins; Mound Westonka 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007) South Suburban Jets Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie, Edina, Richfield (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, (formerly Bullets) 1998, 1999, 2004, 2006) South Washington County Thunderbolts Park, Cottage Grove; Woodbury (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Wayzata / Minnetonka Lakers Wayzata; Minnetonka (2004; 2007) White Bear Lake / Stillwater Bears White Bear Lake Area; Stillwater Area (2004)

PI Division (previously POHI Division) Name of Team Nickname Schools/Districts/Years Anoka-Hennepin Mustangs Anoka; Blaine; Champlin Park; Coon Rapids (2001, 2002, 2003); Andover added (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Burnsville; Eagan; Eastview, Farmington; Hastings; Henry Sibley; Lakeville; Red Wing; Rosemount, South St. Paul (2003, 2004, 2005); Lakeville North added (2006) Dakota United Hawks Apple Valley; Eastview, Apple Valley; Eagan; Hastings; Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights; Rosemount; Simley, Inver Grove Heights; South St. Paul (2007) Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg); Hopkins; Wayzata (1998, 1999, 2000, 2001) Minneapolis South Tigers Minneapolis Public Schools (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005) Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Rams Mounds View; Irondale, New Brighton; Roseville Area (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007) North Suburban Tigers Fridley; Centennial, Circle Pines; Columbia Heights; Spring Lake Park (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999) Osseo 79’ers Osseo School Dist. # 279; St. Michael-Albertville (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998) Osseo ISD 279 79’ers (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006) Osseo Orioles Maple Grove; Osseo; Park Center, Brooklyn Park (2007) Robbinsdale Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper, Plymouth, Sandberg) (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Robbinsdale /Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robins Robbinsdale School Dist. # 281 (Armstrong, Cooper); Hopkins; Mound-Westonka, (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) St. Paul Humboldt Hawks St. Paul Public Schools (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006); Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul, added (2007) South Suburban Flyers Bloomington Jefferson; Bloomington Kennedy; Eden Prairie; Edina; Richfield (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007) Wayzata/Minnetonka Lakers Wayzata; Minnetonka (2002) White Bear Lake Bears White Bear Lake Dist. # 624 (1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007) White Bear Lake / Stillwater Bears White Bear Lake Area, Stillwater Area (2004, 2005)

42 Adapted Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Adapted Softball Tournament Champions CI DIVISION (1994-2007) (previously MH Division) YEAR LEAGUE CHAMPION STATE CHAMPION STATE RUNNER-UP 1994 Mounds View St. Paul Humboldt Mounds View 1995 Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville North Suburban 1996 Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Osseo ISD 279 1997 Anoka-Hennepin District # 11 Anoka-Hennepin District # 11 Osseo ISD 279 1998 Osseo Area ISD 279 Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville North Suburban 1999 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata 2000 St. Paul Humboldt Osseo ISD 279 Hopkins/Robbinsdale/Wayzata 2001 Osseo ISD 279 Osseo ISD 279 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks 2002 Osseo ISD 279 Osseo ISD 279 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks 2003 Osseo ISD 279 Osseo ISD 279 South Washington County 2004 South Washington County Osseo ISD 279 South Washington County 2005 South Washington County South Washington County Minneapolis Roosevelt 2006 Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville South Washington County Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 2007 St. Paul Humboldt (S) Osseo St. Paul Humboldt Osseo (N) PI DIVISION (1994-2007) (previously POHI Division) YEAR LEAGUE CHAMPION STATE CHAMPION STATE RUNNER-UP 1994 Osseo Osseo South-Minneapolis 1995 Robbinsdale Robbinsdale Osseo 1996 Robbinsdale Osseo ISD 279 Robbinsdale 1997 Osseo ISD 279 Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville Osseo ISD 279 1998 Osseo Area ISD 279 Osseo Area ISD 279 White Bear Lake 1999 White Bear Lake Osseo/Maple Grove/Park Center White Bear Lake 2000 Osseo ISD 279 Osseo ISD 279 White Bear Lake 2001 Osseo ISD 279 St. Paul Humboldt Hawks Osseo ISD 279 2002 Osseo ISD 279 Hopkins/Mound-Westonka/Robbinsdale Anoka-Hennepin District #11 2003 Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Minneapolis South 2004 White Bear Lake/Stillwater White Bear Lake/Stillwater South Suburban 2005 St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt Dakota United 2006 Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Dakota United Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka 2007 South Suburban (S) Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka Anoka-Hennepin Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka (N)

Minnesota Association for Adapted Athletics League & Tournament Adapted Softball Champions POHI DIVISION (1982-1993) Year League Champion Year League Champion Year League Champion 1982* Minneapolis Independent 1988 Humboldt, St. Paul 1992 Mounds View 1985 Osseo 1989 Bloomington 1993 Robbinsdale 1986 Osseo 1990 Osseo 1987 Humboldt, St. Paul 1991 Robbinsdale *Based on a jamboree. 1994 was the first year that a state tournament was conducted and also was the first year for MH competition.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 38) Ninth-grader Steven Halsey and Harrison In the consolation championship, the senior Josh Klein, Stoiaken, and sophomore Lerner both had two singles for Robbinsdale/ defending champions from Dakota United Jesse Klein each had two RBI for Hopkins/Mound-Westonka. Seventh-grader defeated White Bear Lake Area 5-4 in eight Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound-Westonka. Ninth- Mark Braun and Corcoran had two singles innings. Dakota United led 4-3 in the bottom of grader Aubrey Shaw and junior Alicia Thomas apiece for the Rams. the sixth inning, but the Bears rallied to tie 4-4. had the two RBI for Osseo. The Rams of Mounds View/Irondale/ Senior Ashley Hartle sealed the victory for the The Robins of Robbinsdale/Hopkins/ Roseville jumped to an early 5-2 lead in the Hawks when she singled to score junior Zach Mound-Westonka rallied from a 4-1 deficit to third-place game, and went on to win over Albert in the bottom of the eighth. Junior Nick defeat Mounds View/Irondale/Roseville 6-5 in South Suburban 8-2. The Rams finished with 28 Habisch and Albert both had three hits for the semifinals. Both teams had 15 hits. Mounds hits, and the Flyers had 20. Dakota United, and senior Eric Tulberg had four View/Irondale/Roseville went up 3-1 in the fifth In the sixth inning, Mounds View/Irondale/ hits for White Bear Lake Area. inning when ninth-grader Allen Mack plated Roseville went up 6-2 when Mack scored junior junior Dan Corcoran. They went up 4-1 later in John Pantsari. Corcoran led the Rams with a The 2007 State Adapted Softball Tourna- the same inning when seventh-grader Lucas home run, and Carlson added one double and ment was played June 1-2 at Coon Rapids High Towle brought home senior Eddie Carlson. The two singles. Ninth-grader Jon Bluem, junior Josh School. Paid attendance was 1,181. Robins rallied, however, and tied the score at Gill, and sophomore Christer Woodley all had 4-4 in the sixth inning. three singles apiece for South Suburban.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Adapted Softball 43 BASEBALL St. Mary’s of Sleepy Eye defends Class A title; St. Cloud Cathedral claims Class AA title; Cretin-Derham Hall wins record 11th championship

By Ellen Giloy, Tom Nelson & 1, he led off with a walk in the top of the sev- Dave Wright enth and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Matt Gottwalt then advanced Duea to third on The Knights of Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s were a sacrificed ground ball, and he scored the the only team to successfully defend their title at 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW unearned run on a passed ball. Gottwalt, who the 2007 State Baseball Tournament. They won pitched all seven innings for Royalton, also led their second consecutive Class A title and their accounted for the Royals’ four RBI. the Royals with two hits in two at-bats. fourth overall by defeating Royalton 7-4. Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s started its title run with Sophomore Ben Presler threw a seven-inning In Class AA, St. Cloud Cathedral won its an 8-0 quarterfinal victory over the Sebeka shutout as Royalton defeated Wabasso 1-0 in the sixth title after beating Glencoe-Silver Lake 7-6. Trojans. Zac Salfer pitched a four-hit shutout semifinals. He also scored the only run for the Cretin-Derham Hall claimed its 11th champi- and Tom Langer hit a two-run triple in the top Royals. He led off with a single in the sixth onship – a new state record – in Class AAA. of the seventh inning for the Knights. In addi- inning and scored when Ryan Snyder hit an RBI The Raiders defeated Eden Prairie 4-3. tion to Langer, Weicherding also had two RBI in triple. Presler then secured the victory by strik- the victory. ing out three consecutive batters in the seventh Class A The defending champions from Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (22-7) made it two in a row after defeating Royalton 7-4. This was the fourth title for the Knights in their eighth tournament appearance; in addition to last year they also won in 2002 and 2004. The Royals (21-7) were making their third overall appearance, and were still in the hunt for their first title. Sleepy St. Mary’s got on the board in the first inning when senior Zac Salfer hit an RBI single down the right field line to score junior Tom MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Langer. The Knights scored three runs and extended their lead to 7-0 in the top of the third inning. The drive started when senior Bryan Milliard decked a two-run double into left field, scoring both senior Jake Schwartz and Salfer. In the same inning, sophomore John Cook hit a sacrifice fly and junior Cyle Braulick scored. Royalton scored its first run in the bottom of the third inning when junior Ryan Snyder brought home senior Matt Gottwalt on a two- out single. The Royals then added three more runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. Sophomore Alex Duea hit an RBI single and Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Tim Seifert puts the tag on Ryan Snyder of Royalton (1) in the Class A then sophomore Ryan Weiner scored as he championship game. knocked the ball out of the catcher’s mitt at home plate. Duea then scored on senior Adam In the semifinals, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s inning. Snyder finished the game with two hits Snyder’s sacrifice fly and the score stood at 7-4. blanked Red Lake Falls 6-0. John Cook pitched while Presler and senior Justin Segler added one The Knights’ John Cook replaced starting the complete game for the Knights. In the sec- apiece. pitcher Milliard in the fifth inning, and he held ond inning, he had runners on second and third Red Lake Falls (a cop-op between Red Lake the Royals hitless the rest of the way. He struck with no outs, but escaped by striking out the Falls and Red Lake County Central of Oklee) out five – including the last two Royalton play- next three batters. The Eagles got two runners rebounded to win third-place after defeating ers – and didn’t allow a ball to be hit out of the on again in the sixth inning, but the next three Wabasso 5-3. In the top of the sixth inning, jun- infield. batters all popped up in the infield. ior Pat Johanneck hit a double that plated sen- Milliard finished the game with two RBI for Cook finished the game with three hits and iors Seth Schmitz and Matt Nelson, and Red Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s. Langer, Salfer, Cook, and six strikeouts. On the offensive side, Alex Lake Falls went up 4-1. Wabasso junior Andy junior Alex Weicherding all added one RBI Weicherding had two RBI on two hits for Sleepy Rohlik hit a home run bottom of the sixth to apiece for the Knights. Eye St. Mary’s. bring the Rabbits within 4-3, but Schmitz Matt Gottwalt pitched a little more than four On the other side of the bracket, Alex Duea accounted for the final margin with a single in innings for the Royals. He scattered three hits sparked Royalton past the B-E-S-T Beavers (a the top of the seventh. and tossed five strikeouts. Adam Snyder, junior co-op of Babbitt-Embarrass and Tower-Soudan) Schmitz also went all seven innings on the Ryan Snyder, Alex Duea, and Matt Gottwalt 2-1 in the quarterfinals. With the score tied at 1- Continued on page 49

44 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s — 2007 Class A State Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Zac Salfer, Chad Mathiowetz, Tim Seifert, Pete Schwartz, Jake Mangen, Tom Langer. Row 2: Liz Ludewig, Emily Seidel, Alex Lux, Jeff Pietig, Cyle Braulick, Matt Helget, Bryan Windschitl, Jared Gilliland, Head Coach Bruce Woitas. Row 3: Molly Mathiowetz, Coach Dustin Mangen, Briar Braulick, David Krzmarzick, Jake Schwartz, Bryan Milliard, Alex Weicherding, John Cook, Casey Davidson, Coach Brian Mathiowetz. 2007 Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 14-15, 2007 4 Maranatha Christian Academy, SEMIFINALS Chaska Athletic Park, Chaska Brooklyn Park (17-7) Mini Met, Jordan Chaska Athletic Park *Red Lake Falls 3-2 8 *Red Lake Falls (19-5) CHAMPIONSHIP Chaska Athletic Park 2 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (19-7) Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 6-0 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 8-0 Mini Met, Jordan Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 6 Sebeka (18-7) 7-4 Chaska Athletic Park 1 Wabasha-Kellogg (19-4) 2007 CLASS A Chaska Athletic Park Wabasso 7-6 STATE CHAMPION 3 Wabasso (16-9) Royalton 1-0 Chaska Athletic Park 5 Royalton (19-6) Royalton 2-1 Mini Met, Jordan

7 *B-E-S-T Beavers (19-5) *Red Lake Falls *Red Lake Falls 5-3 Chaska Athletic Park THIRD PLACE Wabasso Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park Mini Met, Jordan Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park 7-6 Sebeka Wabasha-Kellogg 12-9 Chaska Athletic Park Wabasha-Kellogg CONSOLATION CHAMPION Wabasha-Kellogg 7-3 Mini Met, Jordan

*B-E-S-T Beavers *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 45 St. Cloud Cathedral — 2007 Class AA State Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Spencer Gebhardt, Tanner Smuda, Billy Sommers, Brian Peck, Eric Schwinghammer. Row 2: Coach Jason Wire, Lee Weisbrich, Matt Peck, Josh Janzen, Adam Giambruno, Tom Spaniol, Kevin Wenner, Phil Imholte, Coach Gross. Row 3: Coach Charlie Burg, Marc LaNave, Brace Hemmelgarn, Lee Torborg, Sean Carnahan, Adam Theis, Corbin Chaffee, Nate Schmidt, Steve Rindelaub, Head Coach Bob Karn. 2007 Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 14-15, 2007 5 Glencoe-Silver Lake (22-3) SEMIFINALS Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud Glencoe-Silver Lake 7-1 8 Park Rapids Area (20-4) CHAMPIONSHIP Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud 2 Kenyon-Wanamingo (18-5) Glencoe-Silver Lake 10-1 Pipestone Area 8-7 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud St. Cloud Cathedral 3 Pipestone Area (20-5) 7-6 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud 1 Triton, Dodge Center (19-8) 2007 CLASS AA Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud Jordan 14-1 STATE CHAMPION 4 Jordan (20-4) St. Cloud Cathedral 5-1 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud 6 St. Cloud Cathedral (21-6) St. Cloud Cathedral 9-7 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud

7 Hinckley-Finlayson (22-3) Pipestone Area Jordan 16-3 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud THIRD PLACE Jordan Park Rapids Area

Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud Park Rapids Area 11-0 (5 inn.) Park Rapids Area Kenyon-Wanamingo 5-4 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud Triton, Dodge Center CONSOLATION CHAMPION Triton, Dodge Center 10-0 (5 inn.) Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud

Hinckley-Finlayson *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

46 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Cretin-Derham Hall — 2007 Class AAA State Champion CLASS AAA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Sean Scott, Matt McQuillan, Andrew Long, Chris Dell, Tim Tysk-Bell. Row 2: Ryan Bohrer, Dan Slagle, Zach Wiesner, Brandon Kelly, Al Davis, Chris Hickey, Tim Cahalan, Dominic Pitera. Row 3: Head Coach Jim O’Neill, Asst. Coach Snap Leitner, Ryan McDonagh, Chris Bogie, Michael Noel, Jacob Esch, Curt Swanson, Max Gregory, Nate Swanson, Asst. Coach Mike Honsa, Asst. Coach Dave Bogie. 2007 Championship Series — Class AAA QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 14-15, 2007 2 Dassel-Cokato (19-5) SEMIFINALS Midway Stadium, St. Paul Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Minneapolis Dick Siebert Field, U of M Dassel-Cokato 4-0 5 Maple Grove (20-7) CHAMPIONSHIP St. Paul Midway Stadium 1 Hastings (20-8) Eden Prairie 11-9 Eden Prairie 3-0 St. Paul Midway Stadium Cretin-Derham Hall, 6 Eden Prairie (21-7) St. Paul 4-3 St. Paul Midway Stadium 3 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul (23-4) 2007 CLASS AAA Dick Siebert Field, U of M Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul STATE CHAMPION 2-0 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood (21-5) Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 6-0 St. Paul Midway Stadium 7 Duluth East (16-8) Duluth East 4-3 (8 inn.) St. Paul Midway Stadium

8 Rocori, Cold Spring (19-7) Dassel-Cokato Dassel-Cokato 9-4 St. Paul Midway Stadium THIRD PLACE Duluth East Maple Grove

Dick Siebert Field, U of M Hastings 11-3 Rocori, Cold Spring Hastings 6-5 St. Paul Midway Stadium Hill-Murray, Maplewood CONSOLATION CHAMPION

Dick Siebert Field, U of M Rocori, Cold Spring 3-2

Rocori, Cold Spring *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 47 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2007 State Class A Baseball All-Tournament Team includes: Logan Stuhr, Wabasha-Kellogg, Outfield/Pitcher; Christopher Eichten, Wabasso, Infield/Pitcher; Casey Cardinal, *Red Lake Falls, Catcher; Nolan Knott, *Red Lake Falls, Third Base/Pitcher; Ryan Snyder, Royalton, Outfield; Ben Presler, Royalton, Outfield/Pitcher; Zac Salfer, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, Outfield/Pitcher; Alex Weicherding, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, Infield/DH; John Cook, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, Pitcher/First Base; Bryan Milliard, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, First Base/Pitcher. Class AA

2007 State Class AA Baseball All-Tournament Team includes: Chris Bruhn, Park Rapids Area, Pitcher; Nathan Alfson, Pipestone Area, Infield; T.J. Oakes, Jordan, Pitcher; Joe Lucas, Jordan, Infield; Kevin Wenner, St. Cloud Cathedral, Outfield; Billy Sommers, St. Cloud Cathedral, Infield; Phil Imholte, St. Cloud Cathedral, Pitcher; Cody Hallahan, Glencoe-Silver Lake, Pitcher; Kyle Panning, Glencoe- Silver Lake, Outfield; Hunter Dunbar, Glencoe-Silver Lake, Outfield.

48 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class AAA

2007 State Class AAA Baseball All-Tournament Team includes: Chad Aaseth, Rocori, Cold Spring, Pitcher; Ryan McKowski, Duluth East, Pitcher; Luke Peterson, Dassel-Cokato, Outfield; Bryce Benda, Dassel-Cokato, Catcher; Jacob Esch, Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul, Pitcher/Infield; Matt McQuillan, Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul, Infield; Max Gregory, Cretin- Derham Hall, St. Paul, Pitcher; Danny Miller, Eden Prairie, Pitcher/Outfield; Andrew Rotschafer, Eden Prairie, Outfield; Kyle Geason, Eden Prairie, Infield.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 44) The Crusaders won the title game on a sev- In the quarterfinals, St. Cloud Cathedral mound for Red Lake Falls. He allowed seven hits enth-inning, two-out RBI single by junior Phil defeated Hinckley-Finlayson 9-7. The Crusaders and threw eight strikeouts. Weiss, Johanneck, Imholte that scored junior Brace Hemmelgarn. trailed 7-5 heading into the seventh inning, but and Schmitz accounted for the Eagles’ three The run broke up a 6-6 deadlock in the contest. Rindelaub tied the score when he brought home RBI. Rohlik led Wabasso with two RBI. In the first inning, the Glencoe-Silver Lake Imholte on a double. Schwinghammer then Wabasha-Kellogg beat Maranatha Christian Panthers charted one run, and then gained a 2- scored both Spaniol and Rindelaub when he hit Academy of Brooklyn Park 12-9 to claim the 0 lead in the second when sophomore Tyler two-out single. Imholte pitched the complete consolation title. Wabasha-Kellogg claimed a Lang hit a single that scored senior Kyle game for St. Cloud Cathedral, allowing eight 5-3 lead in the bottom of the fourth, but it was Panning. In the bottom of the third inning, hits. Schwinghammer had three RBI for the sophomore Logan Stuhr who broke the game Imholte sparked a three-run rally for the Crusaders and Spaniol added two more. open for the Falcons. He hit a grand slam later Crusaders when he doubled to left center and St. Cloud Cathedral advanced and beat in the same inning and suddenly the score was brought home ninth-grader Nate Schmidt. Jordan 5-1 in the semifinals. Billy Sommers 9-3. Maranatha made things interesting in the Juniors Tom Spaniol and Eric Schwinghammer pitched a two-hitter and retired the Jordan line- top of the seventh. Sophomore Paul Hultgren followed with RBI’s of their own and the up on 71 pitches. The Crusaders went up 1-0 in hit a single and brought home senior Aaron Crusaders led 4-2. the bottom of the first inning when Imholte was Headrick and sophomore Matt Eickman for the Senior Billy Sommers, who was pitching for hit by a pitch, stole second, and scored on a final margin. St. Cloud Cathedral, started to falter in the fifth triple by Adam Theis. The Hubmen tied the Stuhr led Wabasha-Kellogg with four RBI on inning. Glencoe-Silver Lake junior Hunter score at 1-1 in the top of the fourth, but two hits. He also pitched four innings, scattering Dunbar walked home as Panning took a walk to Cathedral countered with two runs in both the four hits with two strikeouts. Eickman finished first base, and then Panning scored on a wild fourth and fifth innings. the game with three RBI on three hits for pitch. The inning ended on a sacrifice fly from Rindelaub, Theis, and Sommers accounted Maranatha. senior Tony Grant and the Panthers were up 6-4. for the Crusaders’ three RBI. Sophomore Kevin The Crusaders had one rally left, however. In Wenner also had three hits for Cathedral. Class AA the bottom of the sixth inning, Schmidt singled Glencoe-Silver Lake started the tournament St. Cloud Cathedral (24-6) captured the with one out and then scored when junior Adam with a 7-1 victory over Park Rapids Area. Senior Class AA championship with a 7-6 victory over Theis hit a single. Junior Steve Rindelaub tied Cody Hallahan pitched six innings for the Glencoe-Silver Lake (24-4). It was the sixth the score at 6-6 when Spaniol delivered a two- Panthers, scattering five hits and throwing nine title for the Crusaders, who were making their out hit. strikeouts. Hunter Dunbar and Tyler Lang had 13th tournament appearance. They won previ- Imholte finished the game with two hits and three and two RBI, respectively, for Glencoe- ously in 1977, 1980, 1988, 2001, and 2003. The two RBI, while Spaniol added three hits, two Silver Lake. Glencoe-Silver Lake Panthers were making runs, and two RBI for the Crusaders. In the semifinals, Dunbar hit two home runs their second appearance under this name, Schwinghammer and Schmidt also had two hits as the Panthers cruised to a 10-1 victory over although Glencoe made five additional appear- apiece for St. Cloud Cathedral. Dunbar, senior Pipestone Area. His first shot in the first inning ances between 1947 and 1974. The Panthers James Carlson, and Tyler Lang all had two hits scored three runs and erased an early 1-0 Arrow have never won a championship. apiece for Glencoe-Silver Lake. Continued on page 56

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 49 State Baseball Tournament Winners — 1947-2007 Year Champion (Records) Runner-Up Score Third Place Consolation Champion 1947 St. Cloud Tech. (14-1) Glencoe 6-3 St. Paul Washington Melrose 1948 Chisholm (16-0) Springfield 13-8 Little Falls Mankato 1949 Minneapolis Edison (15-2) St. Paul Washington 6-3 Wheaton Austin 1950 Duluth Denfeld (14-1) Buffalo 6-5 Rochester Glencoe 1951 Redwood Falls (14-2) Melrose 1-0 Mankato St. Paul Washington 1952 Halstad (13-0) Austin 9-2 St. Paul Monroe** New Ulm St. Louis Park 1953 St. Paul Washington (15-2) Austin 6-1 Eveleth Minneapolis Washburn 1954 Austin (15-0) Duluth Denfeld 3-2 Edina Montgomery-Lonsdale 1955 Minneapolis Washburn (17-2) St. Paul Wilson 11-0 Little Falls Thief River Falls 1956 St. Paul Washington (16-3) Bemidji 4-2 Edina Hibbing 1957 Little Falls (15-0) Mankato 3-2 (8 inn.) Edina Bemidji 1958 St. Paul Johnson (16-2) Minneapolis Washburn 6-2 Grand Rapids Austin 1959 Minneapolis Washburn (15-3) Austin 7-2 St. Paul Washington** Little Falls New Ulm 1960 Minneapolis Washburn (16-3) Little Falls 4-1 Hutchinson North, North St. Paul 1961 North, North St. Paul (20-3) Minneapolis Washburn 2-0 Fergus Falls** Hinckley Springfield 1962 Richfield (17-3) Austin 4-3 St. Paul Central Bemidji 1963 Minneapolis Washburn (19-1) Hibbing 9-1 Springfield Anoka 1964 Austin (17-5) Minneapolis West 3-0 Fairmont New Ulm 1965 Richfield (25-0) St. Paul Humboldt 2-1 Virginia Norwood-Young America 1966 Bloomington Kennedy (21-3) Hastings 2-0 New Ulm Melrose 1967 Hastings (17-1) Austin 4-0 Mankato** New Ulm Richfield 1968 Edina (16-5-1) Hibbing 12-4 Austin St. Paul Highland Park 1969 Minneapolis Washburn (18-2) Albert Lea 5-1 Bemidji Greenway, Coleraine 1970 Albany (15-3) New Ulm 1-0 (12 inn.) Austin** Windom Eveleth 1971 Richfield (24-1) Faribault 5-0 Fairmont Anoka 1972 Richfield (19-4) Anoka 1-0 Cloquet Lake City 1973 Bemidji (18-4) Winona 3-1 St. Cloud Apollo Benson 1974 Owatonna (22-4) Willmar 6-5 St. Paul Harding Bemidji 1975 Bloomington Kennedy (23-1) Fairmont 10-4 St. Peter Montevideo 1976 AA-Hill-Murray (20-2) Marshall 1-0 (8 inn.) Park Center No Series A-Babbitt (21-3) Sleepy Eye 6-5 Plainview No Series 1977 AA-St. Peter (20-2) Edina East 11-1 (5 inn.) Spring Lake Park** No Series Minneapolis Roosevelt A-St. Cloud Cathedral (23-1) Staples 2-1 Pipestone No Series 1978 AA-Grand Rapids (22-1) Cooper 2-0 New Ulm** No Series Winona A-Plainview (20-3) Benson 5-2 Bagley** No Series Greenway, Coleraine 1979 AA-Little Falls (14-7) Minnetonka 5-4 St. Paul Highland Park No Series A-St. James (21-2) Fertile-Beltrami 10-2 Wadena No Series 1980 AA-Coon Rapids (19-5) St. Cloud Apollo 5-0 New Prague** No Series Bloomington Kennedy A-St. Cloud Cathedral (17-6) Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 7-0 *Greenway, Coleraine No Series Brooklyn Center 1981 AA-Cretin (25-1) Waseca 11-0 (5 inn.) Edina East** No Series Grand Rapids A-Sleepy Eye (20-3) Winona Cotter 4-1 (10 inn.) St. James** No Series Sauk Centre 1982 AA-Cretin (22-2) Hill-Murray 8-3 Bemidji No Series A-Sauk Centre (21-3) Delano 4-2 Hermantown No Series 1983 AA-Edina (22-1) St. Cloud Apollo 9-6 Grand Rapids No Series A-Staples (17-6) Windom 7-5 Dassel-Cokato No Series 1984 AA-Grand Rapids (21-1) Hopkins 10-0 (5 inn.) Cretin No Series A-Windom (21-3) Winona Cotter 2-0 Springfield** No Series Perham 1985 AA-St. Cloud Apollo (19-6) Fridley 7-4 (8 inn.) Cretin** No Series Bloomington Jefferson A-Windom (21-2) Eden Valley-Watkins 8-1 Silver Bay** No Series Tracy 1986 AA-Cretin (25-1) Bemidji 13-2 (6 inn.) Hill-Murray No Series A-Greenway, Coleraine (20-2) Park Rapids 5-3 (8 inn.) Windom No Series 1987 AA-Willmar (14-9) Hopkins 5-4 Apple Valley No Series A-Greenway, Coleraine (22-3) St. Cloud Cathedral 14-11 Waseca No Series 1988 AA-Owatonna (23-3) Grand Rapids 6-1 New Ulm No Series A-St. Cloud Cathedral (21-3) Waseca 6-3 (8 inn.) Arlington-Green Isle No Series 1989 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (24-2) Hibbing 4-3 Hill-Murray No Series A-Mankato Loyola (20-3) Sauk Rapids 6-5 (8 inn.) Byron No Series 1990 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (27-3) Austin 2-0 New Ulm No Series A-Waseca (21-6) Sleepy Eye 4-3 Luverne No Series **Rain prevented play-off. Continued on page 51

50 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Baseball Tournament Winners — 1947-2007 (Continued from page 50) Year Champion (Records) Runner-Up Score Third Place Consolation Champion 1991 AA-Stillwater (22-5) Osseo 10-0 (5 inn.) New Ulm No Series A-Greenway, Coleraine (24-4) Rocori, Cold Spring 6-5 Brooklyn Center No Series 1992 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (25-5) Osseo 15-5 Minnetonka Apple Valley A- Rocori, Cold Spring Greenway, Coleraine 4-1 Slayton New York Mills 1993 AA-Coon Rapids (23-5) Forest Lake 4-2 Park, Cottage Grove** Chaska** Little Falls Osseo A-Greenway, Coleraine (23-3) Fairmont 4-3 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin** *Sauk Centre Sebeka Sibley East, Arlington 1994 AA-Henry Sibley, Mendota Hgts (21-7) New Ulm 4-2 Minnetonka Irondale, New Brighton A-Sibley East, Arlington (25-2) Sauk Centre 8-6 *Springfield/Comfrey/Cedar Mountain Rochester Lourdes 1995 AA-Brainerd (23-3) Rosemount 4-3 New Ulm Anoka A-Crookston (22-5) Brooklyn Center 4-3 (10 inn.) Luverne International Falls 1996 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (26-2) Brainerd 6-4 Grand Rapids Rosemount A-Rochester Lourdes (26-4) Orono 12-11 Glencoe-Silver Lake Mankato Loyola 1997 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (26-2) Coon Rapids 10-0 (5 inn.) Park Center, Brooklyn Park Rosemount A-Cherry, Iron (21-3) Melrose 3-0 Cannon Falls Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial 1998 AA-Cretin-Derham Hall (29-0) Eden Prairie 2-1 Champlin Park Maple Grove** Rosemount A-Sibley East, Arlington (26-2) Melrose 3-2 Tracy-Milroy/Balaton Perham** Greenway, Coleraine 1999 AA-Hastings (25-5) Maple Grove 4-2 Eden Prairie** New Ulm** Little Falls Mounds View A-Montgomery-Lonsdale (22-1) Breck School 15-5 *Tracy-Milroy/Balaton La Crescent 2000 AAA-Brainerd (25-5) Lakeville 4-1 Mounds View Bloomington Kennedy AA-St. Michael-Albertville (24-6) Montgomery-Lonsdale 8-5 Jackson County Central Blue Earth Area A-Sleepy Eye Public (26-3) Lester Prairie 4-0 Dover-Eyota *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 2001 AAA-Cretin-Derham Hall (26-1) Rochester Mayo 13-2 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield New Ulm AA-St. Cloud Cathedral (22-5) Luverne 6-4 Blue Earth Area Rochester Lourdes A-St. Agnes, St. Paul (20-7) Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 16-6 Nashwauk-Keewatin Murray County Central, Slayton 2002 AAA-New Ulm (27-3) North, North St. Paul 12-4 Northfield Roseville Area AA-Rochester Lourdes (29-1) Blue Earth Area 15-0 Hermantown Paynesville Area A-Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (20-8) Menahga 9-8 *Babbitt-Embarrass/Tower-Soudan Adrian 2003 AAA-Rochester Century (24-5) Cretin-Derham Hall 3-2 Park Center, Brooklyn Park Brainerd AA-St. Cloud Cathedral (22-6) Breck School, Golden Valley 12-2 Perham LaCrescent A-Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted (18-9) Win-E-Mac, Erskine 6-4 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Wabasso 2004 AAA-Eden Prairie (24-6) Woodbury 4-3 Tartan, Oakdale Waconia AA-Jackson County Central (24-5) Breck School, Golden Valley 7-4 Perham Delano A-Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (23-4) New York Mills 7-4 Goodhue Mayer Lutheran 2005 AAA-Lakeville (31-8) Grand Rapids 6-1 Benilde-St. Margaret’s Sartell-St. Stephen AA-Paynesville Area (21-6) Pipestone Area 8-3 Hermantown Warroad A-New Ulm Cathedral (24-2) Rushford-Peterson 11-2 St. Agnes Adrian 2006 AAA-Apple Valley (19-8) Cretin-Derham Hall 10-4 St. Francis Rochester John Marshall AA-St. Anthony Village, Mpls. (25-3) Paynesville Area 13-1 (5 inn.) Winona Cotter Roseau A-Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (26-4) Bertha-Hewitt 6-1 (6 inn.) *Southwestern United Wildcats*** Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks 2007 AAA-Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul (26-4) Eden Prairie 4-3 Dassel-Cokato Rocori, Cold Spring AA-St. Cloud Cathedral (24-6) Glencoe-Silver Lake 7-6 Jordan Park Rapids Area A-Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (22-7) Royalton 7-4 *Red Lake Falls Wabasha-Kellogg

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. **Rain prevented play-off. ***Game called due to weather.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 51 State Baseball Tournament All-time Records — 1947-2007

Most Appearances ...... 19, Austin, New Ulm, Most Times Consolation Champs ...... 5, New Ulm Cretin-Derham Hall Most Games Won ...... 43, Cretin-Derham Hall Most Times Champion ...... 11, Cretin-Derham Hall Most Games Lost...... 26, Bemidji Most Times Runners-up ...... 6, Austin Best Won-Lost Pct...... 929 (13-1), Richfield Most Times Third Place ...... 7, New Ulm (Based on 10 or more games) SCHOOL APPEARANCES CHAMP RUNNERUP 3RD CONS W L SCHOOL APPEARANCES CHAMP RUNNERUP 3RD CONS W L Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . 6 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 7 Forest Lake ...... 5 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 9 Ada ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Frank B. Kellogg ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Adrian ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 2. . . . 4 . . 4 Frazee ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 4 Albany ...... 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 2 Fridley ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Albert Lea ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Alexandria ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 4 Glencoe ...... 5 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 6 . . 8 Alvarado ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Glencoe-Silver Lake...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 2 Annandale ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Goodhue ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Anoka ...... 6 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 3. . . . 8 . . 6 Grand Rapids ...... 15 ...... 2...... 2 ...... 3. . . . 0. . . 19 . 15 Apple Valley...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . . 7 . . 2 Granite Falls ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Arlington-Green Isle ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 17 ...... 4...... 1 ...... 2 . . . *1 . . 22 . 18 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Halstad ...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 4 Audubon ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Hastings ...... 4 ...... 2...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 9 . . 3 Austin ...... 19 ...... 2...... 6 ...... 2. . . . 2. . . 32 . 24 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights . . . . . 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 2 Austin Pacelli...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Hermantown ...... 9 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 3. . . . 0. . . . 9 . 13 Babbitt...... 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 Hibbing ...... 7 ...... 0...... 3 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 9 . 10 Babbitt-Embarrass/Tower-Soudan Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... 6 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 8 . . 7 (B-E-S-T Beavers) ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 5 Hinckley...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 Badger/Greenbush-Middle River . . . . 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 3 Hinckley-Finlayson ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Bagley ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Becker ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Hopkins...... 6 ...... 0...... 2 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 8 Bemidji ...... 18 ...... 1...... 2 ...... 2. . . . 3. . . 20 . 26 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted . . . . . 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Hutchinson ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Benson ...... 6 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 9 Hutchinson Tigers (Hutchinson/ Bertha-Hewitt ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 New Century Charter School) . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 International Falls ...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 7 Bloomington Kennedy...... 7 ...... 2...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . 10 . . 5 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 4 Blue Earth Area ...... 4 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . . 6 . . 5 Jackson County Central...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 3 Brainerd...... 11 ...... 2...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . 14 . 15 Jasper ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 3 ...... 0...... 3 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 3 Jordan...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 Bricelyn ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Brooklyn Center...... 6 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 8 . . 6 Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Buffalo...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 3 Burnsville ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 3 LaCrescent ...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 2. . . . 5 . . 5 Byron...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Lake City ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 Cambridge...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 Cannon Falls ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 3 Cass Lake ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 4 Lakefield ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Champlin Park...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Lakeville ...... 2 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 1 Chaska...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 . . . *1 . . . 2 . . 6 LeCenter/Cleveland ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Chatfield ...... 5 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . 10 Lester Prairie...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Cherry, Iron...... 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 LeSueur...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Chisholm...... 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 2 Little Falls ...... 13 ...... 2...... 1...... *4 . . . 1. . . 20 . 16 Clarkfield ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Long Prairie...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Cloquet ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Luverne ...... 7 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 7 . . 9 Columbia Heights ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Madelia/Truman...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Coon Rapids ...... 5 ...... 2...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 8 . . 3 Mankato ...... 9 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 1. . . 12 . 16 Cottonwood...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Mankato East...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Cretin-Derham Hall ...... 19 ...... 11 ...... 2 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . 43 . . 9 Mankato Loyola...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 5 . . 3 Crookston ...... 5 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 7 Mankato West ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 4 Cyrus/Hancock ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Maple Grove ...... 5 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0 . . . *0 . . . 5 . . 8 Dassel-Cokato ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 2 Maple River, Mapleton...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Delano...... 5 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 6 Maranatha Christian Academy, Dover-Eyota...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Brooklyn Park ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Duluth Central ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Marshall ...... 3 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Duluth Denfeld ...... 3 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 3 Mayer Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 3 Duluth East ...... 6 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . 10 McLeod West, Brownton...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Eden Prairie...... 4 ...... 1...... 2...... *1 . . . 0. . . . 8 . . 3 Melrose ...... 10 ...... 0...... 3 ...... 0. . . . 2. . . 12 . 15 Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Menahga ...... 4 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 7 Edina ...... 5 ...... 2...... 0 ...... 3. . . . 0. . . 12 . . 3 Middle River/Marshall Co. Central, Edina East ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 2 Newfolden ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 0 Elk River Area ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 6 Minneapolis Edison...... 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 1 Ely ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 4 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Esko ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Minneapolis Washburn ...... 9 ...... 5...... 2 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . 21 . . 5 Eveleth...... 5 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 7 Minneapolis West ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Eveleth-Gilbert...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Minneota ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Fairfax ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm. 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Fairmont ...... 6 ...... 0...... 2 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 9 . . 8 Minnetonka ...... 9 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 0. . . . 9 . 14 Faribault ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 4 Faribault Academies #...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Montevideo ...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 6 Farmington ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Montgomery-Lonsdale ...... 5 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 7 . . 4 Fergus Falls...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 Moorhead ...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 7 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 3 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 4 Mora ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Continued on page 53

52 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Baseball Tournament All-time Records — 1947-2007

SCHOOL APPEARANCES CHAMP RUNNERUP 3RD CONS W L SCHOOL APPEARANCES CHAMP RUNNERUP 3RD CONS W L Morgan ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 St. Paul Johnson...... 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 1 Morris Area ...... 5 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 8 St. Paul Monroe ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Mounds View ...... 4 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1 . . . *1 . . . 3 . . 5 St. Paul Washington ...... 7 ...... 2...... 1 ...... 2. . . . 1. . . 14 . . 6 Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0...... *0 . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 St. Paul Wilson ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Mount St. Benedict, Crookston . . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 St. Peter ...... 5 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 5 Murray County Central, Slayton . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 St. Thomas Academy ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Nashwauk-Keewatin ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Sartell ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 New Prague...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 3 New Ulm ...... 19 ...... 1...... 2 ...... 7 . . . *5 . . 30 . 20 Sauk Centre...... 6 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0 . . . *1 . . . 7 . . 6 New Ulm Cathedral ...... 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 Sauk Rapids ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 New York Mills ...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 2 Sebeka...... 2 ...... 0...... 0...... *1 . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 3 North, North St. Paul...... 4 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 7 . . 3 Shakopee...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 5 Northfield ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 3 ...... 2...... 0 ...... 0 . . . *1 . . . 7 . . 1 Norwood-Young America ...... 5 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 7 Silver Bay ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Orono ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Slayton ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Osseo ...... 9 ...... 0...... 2 ...... 0 . . . *1 . . . 7 . 11 Sleepy Eye Public ...... 5 ...... 1...... 2 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . 10 . . 4 Owatonna ...... 2 ...... 2...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 0 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 7 ...... 4...... 1 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . 16 . . 3 Park Center, Brooklyn Park ...... 8 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 3. . . . 0. . . . 7 . 11 South St. Paul ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Park Rapids...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Southwestern United Wildcats Park Rapids Area...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 (Sioux Valley-Round Lake-Brewster/ Park, Cottage Grove ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0...... *1 . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 4 SW Star Concept) ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Paynesville Area ...... 3 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 7 . . 2 Spring Lake Park...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 Pelican Rapids...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Springfield...... 7 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 3. . . . 0. . . . 7 . 10 Perham ...... 7 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 3 . . . *0 . . . 6 . . 9 Springfield/Comfrey/Cedar Mountain, Pierz ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Morgan ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Pine City ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Staples ...... 2 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 1 Pine Island ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 5 Stillwater Area...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 3 Pipestone ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Pipestone Area ...... 3 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Thief River Falls...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 5 Plainview...... 3 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 2 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Proctor ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Tracy ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 3 Red Lake ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Tracy-Milroy/Balaton ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Red Lake County # ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Tracy-Milroy/Balaton/Prairie Home . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Red Lake Falls...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Triton, Dodge Center ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Red Lake Falls/ Truman ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Red Lake County Central ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Upsala/Swanville ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 3 Red Wing ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Virginia ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Redwood Falls...... 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 Wabasha-Kellogg ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 2 Redwood Falls-Morton ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Wabasso ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 3 Richfield ...... 5 ...... 4...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . 13 . . 1 Waconia ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 3 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Wadena ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 2 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Wadena-Deer Creek...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 4 Rochester ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Wanamingo ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Rochester Lourdes ...... 4 ...... 2...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . 10 . . 2 Warroad ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 3 . . 3 Rochester Century ...... 1 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 0 Waseca ...... 4 ...... 1...... 2 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 9 . . 3 Rochester John Marshall ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 Wayzata...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 1 Rochester Mayo ...... 6 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 7 Wells ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Rocori, Cold Spring...... 5 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 7 . . 5 West St. Paul ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Roseau ...... 7 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 8 Westbrook...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 4 Rosemount ...... 8 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0 . . . *2 . . . 9 . 11 Wheaton ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Roseville Area ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 White Bear Lake Area ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 Royalton ...... 3 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 5 Willmar ...... 2 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 1 Rushford-Peterson ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 Windom...... 7 ...... 2...... 1 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . 13 . . 6 Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 1. . . . 2 . . 1 Win-E-Mac, Erskine...... 2 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 3 St. Agnes, St. Paul ...... 4 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 5 . . 5 Winona ...... 4 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 4 St. Anthony Village, Minneapolis. . . . 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 4 . . 2 Winona Cotter ...... 4 ...... 0...... 2 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 4 St. Bernard’s, St. Paul ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 2 Woodbury ...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 St. Charles...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 0 . . 2 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 7 ...... 1...... 2 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 9 . . 6 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 13 ...... 6...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . 25 . 12 * 1993 — Consolation Championship and Third Place games in both Classes A & AA St. Cloud Tech...... 3 ...... 1...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 3 were cancelled because of rain. Places for these levels were considered ties and duplicate St. Francis ...... 3 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 5 medals and trophies were awarded. St. James ...... 7 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 6 . . 9 * 1998 — Consolation Championship games in both classes were cancelled because of St. Louis Park ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 1 . . 1 rain. Places for the level were considered ties and duplicate plaques were awarded. St. Michael-Albertville ...... 2 ...... 1...... 0 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 3 . . 2 * 1999 — Consolation Championship and Third Place games in Class AA were cancelled St. Paul Central ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 because of rain. Places for these levels were considered ties and duplicate medals and St. Paul Harding ...... 1 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 trophies were awarded. St. Paul Highland Park ...... 2 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 1. . . . 1. . . . 4 . . 2 # Faribault Academies includes Bethlehem Academy/MN Academy for the Deaf/Shattuck- St. Paul Humboldt...... 1 ...... 0...... 1 ...... 0. . . . 0. . . . 2 . . 1 St. Mary’s; Red Lake County includes Red Lake Falls/Oklee/Plummer

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 53 State Baseball Tournament Sites and Attendance — 1947-2007 YEAR SITE PAID ATTENDANCE YEAR SITE PAID ATTENDANCE 1947 Minneapolis (University of Minnesota) ...... 1,060 1989 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 6,756 1948 Glencoe ...... 2,287 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field-A ...... 5,277 1949 Duluth ...... 3,757 Total ...... 12,033 1950 Detroit Lakes ...... 1,468 1990 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 6,152 1951 Owatonna ...... 4,093 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field-A ...... 4,642 1952 Owatonna ...... 5,250 Total ...... 10,794 1953 Little Falls ...... 4,318 1991 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 3,950 1954 St. Cloud ...... 2,419 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field-A ...... 4,578 1955 Rochester ...... 4,335 Total ...... 8,528 1956 Bloomington (Metropolitan Stadium) ...... 7,228 1992 St. Paul Municipal Stadium - AA ...... 4,348 1957 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 3,200 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls. - AA ...... 1,652 1958 Bloomington (Metropolitan Stadium) ...... 9,432 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field - A ...... 4,059 1959 Bloomington (Metropolitan Stadium) ...... 9,086 Springers Park, Cold Spring - A ...... 1,690 1960 Bloomington (Metropolitan Stadium) ...... 5,810 Total ...... 11,749 1961 St. Cloud (Midway Stadium - Finals) ...... 6,352 1993 St. Paul Municipal Stadium - AA ...... 3,009 1962 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 4,879 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field - A ...... 3,000 1963 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 3,857 ***Metrodome, Minneapolis - A & AA ...... 1,313 1964 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 4,098 Total ...... 7,322 1965 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,880 1994 St. Paul Municipal Stadium - AA ...... 5,129 1966 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 8,658 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field - A ...... 4,480 1967 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 7,235 Total ...... 9,609 1968 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 4,092 1995 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AA ...... 6,015 1969 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,599 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 4,146 1970 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,457 Total ...... 10,161 1971 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,988 1996 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AA ...... 4,928 1972 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,043 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls - AA ...... 1,114 1973 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 4,080 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 2,690 1974 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 5,319 Springers Park, Cold Spring - A ...... 1,101 1975 St. Paul (Midway Stadium) ...... 3,797 Total ...... 9,833 *1976 Various Sites - Quarterfinals ...... 6,009 1997 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AA ...... 5,004 St. Cloud - Semi’s and Finals ...... 4,720 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls - AA ...... 1,282 Total ...... 10,729 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 3,393 1977 Various Sites - Quarterfinals ...... 6,255 Springers Park, Cold Spring - A ...... 1,747 St. Cloud - Semi’s and Finals ...... 5,604 Total ...... 11,426 Total ...... 11,859 1998 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AA ...... 4,546 1978 Various Sites - Quarterfinals ...... 5,283 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls - AA ...... 1,226 St. Cloud - Semi’s and Finals ...... 3,990 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 3,226 Total ...... 9,273 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 1,190 1979 Various Sites - Quarterfinals ...... 4,223 Total ...... 10,188 St. Cloud - Semi’s and Finals ...... 3,978 1999 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AA ...... 3,968 Total ...... 8,201 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls - AA ...... 2,021 1980 St. Paul-Midway Stadium-AA ...... 4,000 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 2,762 St. Cloud-A ...... 3,938 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud - A ...... 1,420 Total ...... 7,938 Total ...... 10,171 1981 Minneapolis-Parade Stadium & U of M-AA . . . .3,190 2000 Midway Stadium, St. Paul - AAA ...... 3,739 St. Cloud-A ...... 2,801 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls - AAA ...... 940 Total ...... 5,991 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud - AA ...... 2,702 1982 Chaska-AA ...... 4,375 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud - AA ...... 1,033 St. Cloud-A ...... 4,026 Chaska Athletic Park - A ...... 1,877 Total ...... 8,401 Mini-Met, Jordan - A ...... 804 1983 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 4,346 Total ...... **11,095 St. Cloud-A ...... 3,453 2001 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 5,175 Total ...... 7,799 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 2,264 1984 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 4,674 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 2,600 St. Cloud-A ...... 1,764 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,317 Total ...... 6,438 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 2,103 1985 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA ...... 5,715 Tahpah Park, Shakopee – A ...... 1,219 St. Cloud-A ...... 3,472 Total ...... 14,678 Total ...... 9,187 2002 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 5,119 1986 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA Quarterfinals . . .2,173 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 1,994 St. Cloud Municipal Stadium-A Quarterfinals . . .2,025 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,889 Metrodome - AA Semi’s and Finals ...... 4,180 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,341 Metrodome - A Semi’s and Finals ...... 3,362 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 2,490 Total ...... 11,740 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 1,113 1987 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA Quarterfinals . . .2,273 Total ...... 13,966 St. Cloud Municipal Stadium-A Quarterfinals . . .2,674 2003 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 3,505 Metrodome-AA Semi’s and Finals ...... 3,208 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 1,546 Metrodome-A Semi’s and Finals ...... 2,952 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 2,624 Total ...... 11,107 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,080 1988 St. Paul Municipal Stadium-AA Quarterfinals . .2,751 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 2,524 St. Cloud Dick Putz Field-A Quarterfinals ...... 2,002 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 1,020 Metrodome-AA Semi’s, 3rd Place & Finals . . . .3,326 Total ...... 12,299 Metrodome-A Semi’s, 3rd Place & Finals ...... 2,499 Total ...... 10,578 Continued on page 55

54 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Baseball Tournament Sites and Attendance — 1947-2007 YEAR SITE PAID ATTENDANCE YEAR SITE PAID ATTENDANCE 2004 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 3,683 2006 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 5,038 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 1,312 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 2,204 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,781 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 3,116 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,376 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,377 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 1,938 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 1,622 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 1,437 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 2,050 Total ...... 11,527 Total ...... 15,407 2005 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 3,525 2007 Midway Stadium, St. Paul – AAA ...... 4,701 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 1,397 Dick Siebert Field, U of M, Mpls – AAA ...... 2,451 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 2,600 Dick Putz Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 2,869 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,213 Joe Faber Field, St. Cloud – AA ...... 1,722 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 2,235 Chaska Athletic Park – A ...... 2,147 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 1,037 Mini-Met, Jordan – A ...... 1,149 Total ...... 12,007 Total ...... 15,039

* 1976-1999 conducted in two classes. ** Three Classes beginning in 2000. *** Rain forced finals into Metrodome for completion in 1993.

State Baseball Tournament Participants — 1947-2007 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield...... 1978, 1983, Cooper ...... 1978 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... 2005 1984, 1987, 1989, 2001 Cottonwood ...... 1987 Hopkins ...... 1984, 1987, 1988, 1991, Ada...... 1958 Cretin-Derham Hall...... 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1997, 2005 Adrian ...... 2002, 2004, 2005 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1995, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 2003 Albany ...... 1970, 2005 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, Hutchinson...... 1960 Albert Lea ...... 1966, 1969 2006, 2007 Hutchinson Tigers (Hutchinson/New Century Alexandria ...... 1972, 1975 Crookston ...... 1947, 1960, 1975, 1989, 1995 Charter School) ...... 2006 Alvarado...... 1951 Cyrus/Hancock...... 1986 International Falls ...... 1955, 1957, 1966, 1995 Annandale ...... 1990 Dassel-Cokato ...... 1983, 2007 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 1985, 1992, 1994 Anoka ...... 1963, 1971, 1972, 1984, 1987, 1995 Delano ...... 1948, 1979, 1982, 1984, 2004 Jackson County Central...... 2000, 2002, 2004 Apple Valley ...... 1987, 1992, 2006 Dover-Eyota ...... 2000 Jasper ...... 1974 Arlington-Green Isle...... 1976, 1986, 1988 Duluth Central ...... 1951 Jordan ...... 1978, 1985, 2007 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City...... 2001 Duluth Denfeld...... 1947, 1950, 1954 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 2005 Audubon ...... 1976 Duluth East . . . . . 1973, 1985, 1986, 1998, 2004, 2007 Kenyon-Wanamingo...... 2007 Austin ...... 1948, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1953, Eden Prairie ...... 1998, 1999, 2004, 2007 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 1991, 2000 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 1985, 2001 La Crescent ...... 1986, 1999, 2003, 2004 1962, 1963, 1964, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1990 Edina ...... 1954, 1956, 1957, 1968, 1983 Lake City ...... 1972 Austin Pacelli ...... 1983 Edina East ...... 1977, 1981 Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial...... 1997 Babbitt ...... 1976 Elk River Area ...... 1950, 2000, 2003 Lakefield...... 1954 Babbitt-Embarrass/Tower-Soudan . . . 2002, 2003, 2007 Ely ...... 1964, 2000 Lake of the Woods, Baudette...... 1967, 1985 Badger/Greenbush-Middle River ...... 2000, 2001 Esko...... 2000 Lakeville...... 2000, 2005 Bagley ...... 1978 Eveleth...... 1949, 1952, 1953, 1970, 1979 LeCenter/Cleveland ...... 1992 Becker ...... 1994 Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 1990 Lester Prairie ...... 2000 Bemidji ...... 1948, 1949, 1956, 1957, 1961, 1962, Fairfax ...... 1956 LeSueur ...... 1979 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, Fairmont ...... 1963, 1964, 1968, 1971, 1975, 1993 Little Falls ...... 1948, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1973, 1974, 1982, 1986, 1987, 1991 Faribault...... 1947, 1971 1960, 1962, 1971, 1976, 1979, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park ...... 2005 Faribault Academies...... 1994 1992, 1993, 1999 Benson ...... 1956, 1964, 1973, 1978, 1982, 1997 Farmington...... 1977 Long Prairie ...... 1987 Bertha-Hewitt...... 2000, 2006 Fergus Falls ...... 1961, 1969, 2002 Luverne ...... 1972, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1995, Bloomington Jefferson...... 1985 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1979, 1980, 2004 2001, 2003 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1966, 1975, 1976, Forest Lake ...... 1992, 1995, 1997, 2001 McLeod West, Brownton ...... 1998 1980, 1986, 1990, 2000 Frank B. Kellogg...... 1976, 1983 Madelia/Truman ...... 1991 Blue Earth Area ...... 1973, 2000, 2001, 2002 Frazee ...... 1985, 1991, 1999 Mankato ...... 1948, 1950, 1951, 1955, Brainerd ...... 1963, 1965, 1981, 1989, 1994, Fridley ...... 1985 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1967 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003 Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop ...... 1990 Mankato East ...... 2000 Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 1999, 2003, 2004 Glencoe ...... 1947, 1950, 1968, 1973, 1974 Mankato Loyola ...... 1989, 1995, 1996 Bricelyn ...... 1952 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1996, 2007 Mankato West ...... 1992, 2003 Brooklyn Center ...... 1980, 1982, 1991, Goodhue ...... 1995, 2004 Maple Grove ...... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2007 1992, 1995, 1997 Grand Rapids ...... 1958, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, Maple River, Mapleton ...... 2003, 2006 Buffalo ...... 1950 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park . . . . 2007 Burnsville...... 1981, 1983, 1989 1987, 1988, 1990, 1996, 2005 Marshall...... 1972, 1976, 2005 Byron ...... 1989, 2000 Granite Falls...... 1953 Mayer Lutheran ...... 2002, 2004 Cambridge ...... 1994 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1959, 1960, 1969, 1978, Melrose . . 1947, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1966, 1995, Cannon Falls ...... 1997 1980, 1981, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1997, 1998, 1999 Cass Lake ...... 1953, 1954 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999 Menahga ...... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 Champlin Park ...... 1998, 2003 Halstad...... 1950, 1952, 1964 Middle River/Marshall Co. Central, Newfolden. . . . 1991 Chaska...... 1986, 1993, 1996, 1997 Hastings ...... 1966, 1967, 1999, 2007 Minneapolis Edison ...... 1949, 1979 Chatfield ...... 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1994, 2005 Minneapolis Roosevelt...... 1977 Cherry, Iron ...... 1997 Hermantown...... 1977, 1982, 1984, 1996, Minneapolis Washburn...... 1953, 1955, 1958, 1959, Chisholm ...... 1948, 2005 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 1960, 1963, 1969, 1994 Clarkfield ...... 1986 Hibbing ...... 1956, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1989, 1991 Minneapolis West ...... 1964 Cloquet ...... 1972, 1975 Hill-Murray . . . . . 1976, 1982, 1986, 1989, 1990, 2007 Minneota ...... 1958 Columbia Heights...... 1978 Hinckley ...... 1961 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 2004 Coon Rapids ...... 1980, 1981, 1988, 1993, 1997 Hinckley-Finlayson...... 2000, 2007 Continued on page 56

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 55 State Baseball Tournament Participants — 1947-2007 (Continued from page 55) *Red Lake Falls (Red Lake Falls/Red Lake Sartell-St. Stephen...... 2004, 2005 Minnetonka...... 1979, 1982, 1992, 1993, 1994, County Central, Oklee) ...... 2007 Sauk Centre. . . . . 1981, 1982, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1996 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003 Red Lake County ...... 1994 Sauk Rapids...... 1989 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood...... 1992, 2000 Red Wing...... 1977 Sebeka ...... 1993, 2007 Montevideo ...... 1971, 1975, 1983, 1996 Redwood Falls ...... 1951 Shakopee...... 1951, 1979, 1983 Montgomery-Lonsdale ...... 1954, 1983, 1984, Redwood Falls-Morton...... 1988 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 1993, 1994, 1998 1999, 2000 Richfield ...... 1962, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1972 Silver Bay...... 1985 Moorhead ...... 1953, 1967, 1968, 1990 Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 2004, 2006 Slayton...... 1992 Mora ...... 2001, 2006 Rochester ...... 1950, 1961 Sleepy Eye...... 1976, 1981, 1989, 1990, 2000 Morgan ...... 1977 Rochester Century ...... 2003 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 1979, 1980, 2001, Morris Area ...... 1970, 1974, 1980, 1990, 2006 Rochester John Marshall...... 2006 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 Mounds View...... 1979, 1996, 1999, 2000 Rochester Lourdes ...... 1994, 1996, 2001, 2002 South St. Paul ...... 1969 Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 1993 Rochester Mayo ...... 1976, 1979, 1984, 1986, Southwestern United Wildcats(Sioux Valley- Mount St. Benedict, Crookston ...... 1981 1999, 2001 Round Lake-Brewster/SW Star Concept) ...... 2006 Murray County Central, Slayton...... 2001 Rocori, Cold Spring. . . . 1988, 1991, 1992, 2006, 2007 Spring Lake Park ...... 1977 Nashwauk-Keewatin...... 2001, 2004, 2006 Roseau ...... 1966, 1976, 1977, 1983, Springfield ...... 1948, 1949, 1955, 1961, New Prague ...... 1980 1984, 1987, 2006 1962, 1963, 1984 New Ulm...... 1952, 1959, 1964, 1966, 1967, Rosemount...... 1985, 1993, 1994, 1995, Springfield/Comfrey/Cedar Mountain...... 1994 1970, 1978, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2004 Staples...... 1977, 1983 1990, 1991, 1994, 1995, 1998, 1999, Roseville Area ...... 2002 Stillwater Area ...... 1983, 1991, 2001 2001, 2002 Royalton ...... 2002, 2003, 2007 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 2004 New Ulm Cathedral ...... 2005 Rushford-Peterson...... 2005 Tracy-Milroy/Balaton ...... 1998, 1999 New York Mills...... 1992, 2004 Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks...... 2005, 2006 Thief River Falls...... 1955, 1959, 1963 Northfield...... 1965, 1975, 2002 St. Agnes, St. Paul...... 1998, 2001, 2005, 2006 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 2006 North, North St. Paul...... 1960, 1961, 1978, 2002 St. Anthony Village, Minneapolis ...... 2002, 2006 Tracy ...... 1957, 1985 Norwood-Young America . . . . 1954, 1965, 1969, 1981, St. Bernard’s, St. Paul ...... 2004 Triton, Dodge Center ...... 2007 1987 St. Charles ...... 2005 Truman...... 1978 Orono...... 1996 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1973, 1977, 1978, Upsala/Swanville ...... 2005, 2006 Osseo ...... 1970, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1985 Virginia...... 1965 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996 St. Cloud Cathedral. . . . 1976, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1987, Wabasha-Kellogg...... 1982, 2007 Owatonna...... 1974, 1988 1988, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007 Wabasso ...... 2003, 2007 Park, Cottage Grove...... 1987, 1991, 1993 St. Cloud Tech...... 1947, 1997 Waconia...... 2003, 2004 Park Center, Brooklyn Park. . . 1973, 1976, 1986, 1988, St. Francis ...... 1999, 2002, 2006 Wadena ...... 1979, 1988 1995, 1997, 2002, 2003 St. James ...... 1960, 1962, 1965, 1979, Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 1996, 1997 Park Rapids ...... 1986 1980, 1981, 1982 Wanamingo ...... 1977, 1979 Park Rapids Area ...... 2007 St. Louis Park ...... 1952 Warroad...... 1988, 2005 Paynesville Area...... 2002, 2005, 2006 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1993, 2000 Waseca ...... 1981, 1987, 1988, 1990 Pelican Rapids ...... 2002 St. Paul Central ...... 1962 Wayzata ...... 1989 Perham...... 1978, 1984, 1998, 2000, St. Paul Harding...... 1974 Wells ...... 1953, 1966 2001, 2003, 2004 St. Paul Highland Park...... 1968, 1979 Westbrook ...... 1947, 1949 Pierz...... 1986 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1965 West St. Paul ...... 1964 Pine City...... 1962 St. Paul Johnson ...... 1958, 1978 Wheaton...... 1949 Pine Island...... 1991, 1992, 1993 St. Paul Monroe...... 1952 White Bear Lake Area...... 2005 Pipestone...... 1961, 1969, 1977 St. Paul Washington ...... 1947, 1948, 1949, Willmar ...... 1974, 1987 Pipestone Area...... 2005, 2006, 2007 1951, 1953, 1956, 1959 Windom. . . 1970, 1976, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 Plainview ...... 1976, 1978, 1985 St. Paul Wilson ...... 1955 Winona ...... 1973, 1978, 1982, 1991 Proctor...... 1976 St. Peter ...... 1957, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1982 Win-E-Mac, Erskine ...... 2002, 2003 Red Lake ...... 1990 St. Thomas Academy...... 1951, 1979, 1983 Winona Cotter ...... 1980, 1981, 1984, 2006 Red Lake Falls ...... 1982 Sartell...... 1997 Woodbury ...... 2004

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 49) advantage. His second was a solo in the bottom Cobras gained an early 2-0 lead in the first with a tight 4-3 win over Eden Prairie (23-8). of the sixth inning and it gave the Panthers an inning, before Park Rapids added one run in the Cretin-Derham Hall was making its 19th tour- 8-1 lead. Dunbar finished the game with two second and two in the third. Triton tied the nament appearance and won previous titles in hits, two runs scored, and four RBI. Kyle game at 3-3 in the fourth inning, but the 1981, 1982, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1996, Panning took the pitching victory for Glencoe- Panthers charged back with the winning runs in 1997, 1998, and 2001. The Eagles of Eden Silver Lake. He pitched all seven innings and the top of the fifth. Junior Eli Donatelle, junior Prairie were making their fourth appearance, threw six strikeouts while allowing one earned Zach Lehrke, and senior Chris Bruhn led Park and were looking for their second title. They run. Rapids Area with two hits apiece, while junior won their first in 2004. The Jordan Hubmen defeated Pipestone Grant Dierkhising added a home run. Junior Senior Kyle Geason's two-RBI double gave Area for third place with a 16-3 victory. Jordan Bryce Long paced Triton with one home run and Eden Prairie a 2-0 first-inning lead. But the scored seven runs in the top of the seventh two RBI. Raiders got one run back in the second inning inning to ice the game. Senior Joe Lucas led Kenyon-Wanamingo was the final team in when senior Chris Hickey drove a two-out, run- Jordan at the plate with two hits and two RBI. the 2007 field. The defending champions from scoring single to center field. Sophomore T.J. Oakes was the pitcher of record St. Anthony Village failed to qualify for this The Eagles led 3-1 in the fifth when Eden with five strikeouts for Jordan. He also had two year’s tournament. Prairie third baseman, junior Scott Lindner, hits in the game and one RBI. Seniors Colin made an amazing catch in foul territory. After Taubert and Nathan Alfson each had three hits Class AAA the catch, he turned in an attempt to double up for Pipestone Area. Cretin-Derham Hall of St. Paul (26-4) did on senior Matt McQuillan, who was a few feet Park Rapids Area won the consolation title the little things well all game long. As a result, off of first base. Lindner unloaded the ball and as after defeating Triton of Dodge Center 5-4. The the Raiders earned their state record 11th title Continued on page 57

56 Baseball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Baseball Tournament

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 56) it sailed past first, McQuillan made it safely to third. The Crusaders then pulled within 3-2 when McQuillan scored the unearned run after junior Jacob Esch put up a sacrifice fly. In the sixth inning, Eden Prairie’s starting pitcher, senior Matt Hericks, allowed a single, a fielder's choice and a walk before giving way to reliever, senior Connor Stremke. Cretin- Derham Hall senior Chris Bogie walked to load the bases, and Chris Hickey hit into a fielder's MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO choice that produced a run to tie the score at 3- 3. Stremke then threw a wild pitch, allowing Raider senior Dominic Pitera to score the decid- ing run. Hickey finished the game with two RBI for Cretin-Derham Hall, and Esch added one more. The Raiders used four pitchers in the game with Esch doing the clean-up work. He allowed two hits in 2.1 innings and also threw one strikeout. Eden Prairie’s Hericks allowed seven hits with three strikeouts and two walks in the 5.1 innings he pitched. Kyle Geason led the Eagles with two RBI, while Scott Lindner and senior Andrew Rotschafer also had two hits apiece for Eden Prairie. In the quarterfinals, Cretin-Derham Hall beat Hill-Murray of Maplewood 2-0. After jun- ior Tim Tysk-Bell reached on a one-out in the top of the seventh inning, Dominic Pitera tripled down the right field line to score Tysk- Bell. Pitera then scored on a perfectly executed squeeze bunt by Chris Bogie. Jacob Esch pitched the complete game for the Raiders. He allowed Drew Long of Cretin-Derham Hall (2) plows his way into home plate during the Class AAA championship five hits, while walking two and throwing four game against Eden Prairie. strikeouts. Cretin Derham Hall shut out Duluth East Thorney hit a double that scored Heimer and seventh and had two runners on base when jun- 6-0 in the semifinals. The Raiders scored two Rotschafer to cap the rally. Scott Lindner and ior Luke Vossen came on in relief to record the runs on wild pitches and two more on errors. Geason both had three RBI for the Eagles in the final out. Five players recorded RBI’s for The remaining two runs came on a sacrifice fly victory. Miller and Rotschafer both added three Hastings, and Trent Vedders pitched 3.2 and fielder’s choice. Matt McQuillan had two hits apiece for Eden Prairie. innings. He tossed eight strikeouts, while allow- hits in four at-bats and also scored two runs for Dassel-Cokato defeated Duluth East 9-4 to ing five hits and three walks. the Raiders. Senior Ryan McDonagh and junior earn the third-place crown. The Chargers sent The Maple Grove Crimson were the final Curt Swanson accounted for the Raiders’ two 11 batters to the plate and scored five unearned team to compete in the Class AAA tourna- RBI. runs in the sixth inning. Sophomore Jake ment. Apple Valley, which won the title in Eden Prairie handed Hastings a 3-0 loss in the Hendrickson's sacrifice fly broke the 4-4 tie and 2006, fell to Eden Prairie 11-3 in the Section quarterfinals. The game was a pitcher’s duel opened the floodgates. With two outs, junior 6AAA tournament. between Eden Prairie senior Danny Miller and Luke Peterson doubled home one run. Senior Hastings senior Trent Vedders until the sixth Bryce Benda and senior Daniel Raisanen fol- The Class A tournament was played at both inning. That was when the Eagles’ bats came lowed with RBI singles and the Chargers rolled the Chaska Athletic Field and the Mini Met in alive with Kyle Geason, Andrew Rotschafer, and from there. Raisanen and senior Evan Jordan. The Class AA tournament was played at senior Adam Heimer all hitting doubles. Miller Abrahamson both had two RBI for Dassel- both Dick Putz Field and the adjacent Joe Faber went all seven innings for Eden Prairie, scatter- Cokato. Senior Matt Chruscielski led the Field in St. Cloud. The Class AA tournament ing four hits while striking out nine batters. Greyhounds with two hits and one RBI. was played at both Midway Stadium and in St. In the semifinals, the Eagles beat Dassel- In the consolation bracket, Rocori of Cold Paul and at the University of Minnesota’s Dick Cokato 11-9. The score went back and forth Spring emerged as the champion after defeating Siebert Field in Minneapolis. Paid Class A with the Chargers going up 9-6 in the top of the Hastings 6-5. Senior Brad Olson, who went attendance was 3,296; paid Class AA atten- sixth. But Eden Prairie couldn’t be counted out, 2-for-3 with three RBI for the Spartans, snapped dance was 4,591; paid attendance for Class and the Eagles rallied with five runs of their own a 4-4 tie with his two-run single in the sixth AAA was 7,152; for a tournament total of in the bottom of the same inning. Junior Brett inning. Hastings countered with one run in the 15,039.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Baseball 57 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Ellsworth, Holy Family Catholic, Buffalo claim first titles; St. Thomas Academy wins second

By Ellen Giloy and the Panthers quickly scored eight unan- swered points to go up 52-40. hree teams claimed their first titles at the Van Der Stoep finished the game with seven 2007 State Boys’ Basketball Tournament: three-pointers overall and a total of 28 points. Tthe Ellsworth Panthers won the Class A 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Cody Schilling led all scorers with 35 points, title; the Holy Family Catholic Fire claimed the and he accomplished a rare triple-double with Class AA title; and the Buffalo Bison won the year, Ellsworth emerged with a 77-66 overtime his 11 rebounds and 10 assists. Seniors Patrick Class AAAA title. In Class AAA, the Cadets of victory. The Panthers were outscored 37-27 in Cassidy and Trevor Mbakwe scored 21 and 18 St. Thomas Academy took home their second the second half, but tied the score 60-60 when points, respectively, for St. Bernard’s. Cassidy championship trophy. They won their first in senior Travis Chapa hit a lay-up with two sec- also led the Bulldogs with 12 rebounds. 1998. onds left in regulation. Ellsworth then outscored St. Bernard’s rebounded to claim the third- Rushford-Peterson 17-6 in overtime. Cody place trophy. The Bulldogs, who leapt to an Class A Schilling finished the game with 33 points. early 5-0 lead and never looked back, defeated The Ellsworth Panthers (32-1) improved on Nineteen of those points came from the free- Barnum 67-44. They shot 51.9 percent from the last year’s runner-up finish to earn their field and also drained 9-of-13 three- first title in their third tournament point attempts. Three players finished appearance. The Panthers of Cass Lake- in double-digits for St. Bernard’s: senior Bena (30-2) were also making their third Chad Jones with 16 points, Mbakwe appearance, although Cass Lake made one with 15 points and a team-high 13 additional appearance in 1934. rebounds, and Cassidy with 14 points. Ellsworth defeated Cass Lake-Bena 74- Senior Willie Carlson was the only 73 in the title game. With just four sec- Barnum player in double digits. He fin- onds remaining, on a dish from junior ished the game with 18 points. Cody Schilling, senior Aaron Van Der Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, Stoep hit a three-pointer that proved to Lester Prairie, and Bertha-Hewitt also be the game-winner. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO competed in the Class A tournament. Cass Lake-Bena took a narrow 73-69 lead when junior Joel Salscheider scored Class AA on a lay-up with 1:22 left in regulation. In their debut tournament appear- Twenty-three seconds later, Schilling ance, the Fire of Holy Family Catholic pulled Ellsworth within 73-71 on a lay-up, of Victoria (25-7) won their first title. but then he missed a key three-pointer The Eagles of Maple River of Mapleton with 23 seconds left. Luckily, junior took the Fire to overtime in the cham- Weston DeBerg corralled the offensive pionship game, but Holy Family won rebound and Ellsworth called a timeout 60-57. The Eagles (29-4), who were with 16 seconds remaining. making their fourth tournament appear- After Van Der Stoep put up the win- ance, were looking for their second title. ning shot, Cass Lake-Bena junior Travis They won their first in 1993. Huesers missed a desperation shot from 40 Holy Family Catholic junior Trent feet at the buzzer. Johnson scored 14 of his 16 points in Three records were set and one was the first half, and the Fire used a 22-6 tied in the title game. Schilling, who had run to build a 34-27 halftime lead. In 28 points in the game and 10 assists, estab- the second half, however, the momen- lished new three-game tournament tum swung in Maple River’s favor, and records for free throws attempted – 45 – the Eagles erased a 13-point deficit. and free throws made – 40. Van Der After the Eagles tied the score at 44-44 Stoep, who was 10-for-17 on his threes with 7:34 left in the game, the score and who had a game-high 32 points, went back and forth until Maple River established a new three-game tournament Matt Quammen (24) of Holy Family Catholic tries to evade Dan junior Seth Anderson tied the score at DeWitz (22) of Maple River during the Class AA championship record for three-point field goals made – game. The Fire of Holy Family Catholic won their first title in their 52-52 with 33 seconds left in regulation. 21. Van Der Stoep also tied the single- debut appearance with a 60-57 overtime victory over Maple River. Holy Family had a chance to win after game tournament record for three-point that, but senior Matt Quammen missed field goals made at 10. throw line which tied a state tournament record a jumper at the horn. Cass Lake-Bena had four players in double set by Minneapolis Roosevelt’s Tom Nordland in Maple River took the initial lead in over- figures — junior Travis Huesers with 19, senior 1957. time, but junior John Anderson tied the score at Brady Fairbanks with 18 and a game-high 13 Ellsworth moved on and defeated St. 55 points apiece when he hit a lay-up with 2:47 rebounds, junior Nate Salscheider with 14, and Bernard’s of St. Paul 85-73 in the semifinals. left on the clock. The Eagles again went up ninth-grader Martin Wind with 13. Aaron Van Der Stoep went 6-of-8 from three- 57-56, but lost the lead when Quammen tipped In a rematch of the 2006 championship, point range in the first half as Ellsworth built a a Maple River pass, grabbed the ball, and shot it Ellsworth avenged its loss to the Trojans of 39-33 lead. In the second half, the Bulldogs over to junior Cameron Cain. Cain then Rushford-Peterson in the quarterfinals. This opened the lanes as they extended their defense, Continued on page 75

58 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Ellsworth — 2007 State Boys’ Class A Champion BOYS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Row 1 (L-R): Adam Van Der Stoep, Mitch Golombiecki, Josh Nolte, Aaron Van Der Stoep, Cody Schilling, Jon Klaassen, Travis Chapa. Row 2: Coach Markus Okeson, Brandon Gruis, Jordan Hinrichs, Wayne Jansma, Weston DeBerg, Trevor Gruis, Ryan Kix, Assistant Coach Steve Kellen.

2007 Championship Series — Class A

QUARTERFINALS March 21, 23, 24, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS 4 St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (29-0) Target Center, Minneapolis SEMIFINALS Williams Arena, University of Minnesota Minneapolis Target Center St. Bernard’s, St. Paul 64-46 SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP 8 *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River CHAMPIONSHIP Target Center, Minneapolis (23-6) Target Center THIRD PLACE Concordia University, St. Paul 1 Rushford-Peterson (19-11) Ellsworth 85-73 Ellsworth 77-66 (OT) Target Center Ellsworth 3 (29-1) Ellsworth 74-73 Target Center 6 Cass Lake-Bena (28-1) 2007 CLASS A

Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis STATE CHAMPION Cass Lake-Bena 46-43

2 Lester Prairie (26-4) Cass Lake-Bena 61-48 Target Center 7 Barnum (23-4) Barnum 51-45 Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis

5 Bertha-Hewitt (25-1) St. Bernard’s, St. Paul St. Bernard’s, St. Paul 67-44 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Barnum

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 59 Holy Family Catholic — 2007 State Boys’ Class AA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Zack Rockers, Patrick Houlton, Andy Weingart, Matt Quammen, Chris Campbell, Nate Weingart. Row 2: Nick Dahlke, Cameron Cain, Tim Menden, Tony Schepers, John Anderson, John Peterka, Dan Lunsford, Jordan O’Neill, Brandon Narveson. Row 3: John BOYS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Lano, Dan Ewen, Jackson Chalgren, Dan Loughran, Trent Johnson, Eric Nead, Thomas Joyce.

2007 Championship Series — Class AA

QUARTERFINALS March 22-24, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS 4 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria (22-7) Williams Arena, University of Minnesota SEMIFINALS Minneapolis

Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Holy Family Catholic, Victoria Target Center, Minneapolis 58-54 CHAMPIONSHIP 8 *Bagley Flyers (28-0) THIRD PLACE Target Center Concordia University, St. Paul 1 Plainview-Elgin Millville (18-12) Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 58-42 Luverne 61-57 Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis Holy Family Catholic, 3 Luverne (20-7) Victoria 60-57 (OT) Target Center 6 *Braham Bombers (27-2) 2007 CLASS AA

Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis STATE CHAMPION Maple River, Mapleton 68-59

2 Maple River, Mapleton (27-3) Maple River, Mapleton 61-44 Target Center 7 Pequot Lakes (27-2) Pequot Lakes 57-40 Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis

5 G-F-W, Winthrop (27-3) Luverne Pequot Lakes 67-52 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Pequot Lakes

60 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League St. Thomas Academy — 2007 State Boys’ Class AAA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Sam Russ, Jared Gray, Fritz Waldvogel, Andrew Sheaffer, Jake Szymanski. Row 2: J.B. Korte, Danny Traeger, Michael Egan, Will Kvas, Andrew Beske, Matt Miley. Row 3: Paul Milner, Michael Fitzgerald, Matt Milner, Nate Birr, Luke Aslesen, Billy Lawrence, Alex

BOYS’ CLASS AAA CHAMPION Schneider.

2007 Championship Series — Class AAA

QUARTERFINALS March 21, 22, 24, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Target Center, Minneapolis 4 St. Michael-Albertville (24-4) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Target Center Target Center, Minneapolis Rocori, Cold Spring 67-52 THIRD PLACE CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Rocori, Cold Spring (25-2) Concordia University, St. Paul Target Center 1 Winona (13-13) St. Thomas Academy, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 54-51 Mendota Heights 54-26 Target Center 3 St. Thomas Academy, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights (27-2) Mendota Heights 56-40 Target Center 6 Spring Lake Park (21-8) 2007 CLASS AAA

Target Center STATE CHAMPION Spring Lake Park 57-55 (OT) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 2 Waconia (23-4) St. Louis Park 71-63 Target Center 7 Duluth Central (19-8) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 68-42 Target Center 5 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (26-3) Rocori, Cold Spring Rocori, Cold Spring 61-44 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Spring Lake Park

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 61 Buffalo — 2007 State Boys’ Class AAAA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Tim Hanes, Jake Duske, Brooks Beilke, Ryan Bares, Dee Broadnax, Chase Liska, Erik Olson, David Pallesen. Row 2: Darrin Olmscheid, Luke Costanzi, Karl Olson, Zach Kassulke, Dan Wackler, Kyle Willetts, Jordan Olmscheid, Josh Ortmann, Aaron Gauthier. BOYS’ CLASS AAAA CHAMPION

2007 Championship Series — Class AAAA

QUARTERFINALS March 21, 22, 24, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS 4 *St. Paul Johnson (24-4) Williams Arena, University of Minnesota SEMIFINALS Minneapolis

Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Buffalo 82-61 Target Center, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Buffalo (25-3) THIRD PLACE Target Center Concordia University, St. Paul 1 Lakeville South (17-12) Buffalo 50-48 Lakeville South 81-57 Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis Buffalo 3 (24-4) Woodbury 67-65 Target Center 6 Apple Valley (23-5) 2007 CLASS AAAA

Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis STATE CHAMPION Apple Valley 68-66

2 Bloomington Jefferson (23-5) Robbinsdale Armstrong 70-67 Target Center 7 Andover (22-7) Robbinsdale Armstrong 63-50 Williams Arena, U of M, Minneapolis

5 Robbinsdale Armstrong (20-9) Lakeville South Apple Valley 91-69 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Apple Valley

62 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

I' 2007 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Travis Chapa, Ellsworth, Forward; Cody Schilling, Ellsworth, Guard; Aaron Van FARGO,~Der Stoep, Ellsworth, Guard; Brady \WELLS Fairbanks, Cass Lake-Bena, Guard; Travis Huesers, Cass Lake-Bena, ~ Guard; Joel Salscheider, Cass Lake- Bena, Guard; Patrick Cassidy, St. Bernard’s, St. Paul, Forward; Chad All-Tournament Team Jones, St. Bernard’s, St. Paul, Guard; Trevor Mbakwe, St. Bernard’s, St. Paul, Forward; Willie Carlson, Barnum, Guard. Class AA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Cameron Cain, Holy Family Catholic, Victoria, Guard; Trent Johnson, Holy Family Catholic, Victoria, Forward; Matt Quammen, Holy Family Catholic, ,WELLS FARGO Victoria, Guard; Seth Anderson, Maple River, Mapleton, Guard; Elijah Blakesley, Maple River, Mapleton, ! All-Tournament 'T' Center; Paul Larson, Maple River, ..learn Mapleton, Guard; Jesse Fisher, Pequot Lakes, Forward; Tucker Sheley, Pequot Lakes, Guard; Derek Boeve, Luverne; Andrew DeBoer, Luverne.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 63 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class AAA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AAA All-Tournament Team includes: Nate Birr, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Guard; Alex Schneider, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Forward; Fritz Waldvogel, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Guard; Armond Battle, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Forward; Sidique Lamin, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Center; Jordan Taylor, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Guard; Aaron Burtzel, Rocori, Cold Spring, Forward; Justin Stommes, Rocori, Cold Spring, Guard; Tim Merritt, Spring Lake Park, Guard; Cory Polta, Spring Lake Park, Center. Class AAAA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AAAA All-Tournament Team includes: Darrin Olmscheid, Buffalo, Forward; Karl Olson, Buffalo, Guard; Josh Ortmann, Buffalo, Guard; Carter Biewen, Robbinsdale Armstrong, Forward; Alex Rubin, Robbinsdale Armstrong, Guard; Ben Vathing, Robbinsdale Armstrong, Guard; Aaron Ford, Apple Valley, Center; Steve McGuiggan, Apple Valley, Guard; Brady Soule, Lakeville South, Guard; Cole Aldrich, Bloomington Jefferson, Center.

64 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Tournament Championship Games — 1913-2007 REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE 1913 Fosston (14-1) 8 Mountain Lake 2 29-27 1977 A: Winona Cotter (25-2) 1 Pelican Rapids 6 60-47 1914 Stillwater (14-2) 4 Winona 1 30-4 AA: Prior Lake (24-4) 2 Duluth Central 7 52-49 1915 Red Wing (15-1) 4 Mountain Lake 2 30-18 1978 A: Lake City (25-1) 1 Breckenridge 6 60-44 1916 Virginia (13-2) 7 St. Paul Mechanic Arts 4 20-9 AA: Prior Lake (24-1) 2 St. Louis Park 6 44-33 1917 Rochester (11-2) 1 Mountain Lake 2 19-8 1979 A: Lake City (26-0) 1 Howard Lake-Waverly 5 63-50 1918 Waseca (13-0) 1 Duluth Central 7 29-10 AA: Duluth Central (22-3) 7 St. Paul Central 3 62-54 1919 Albert Lea (17-0) 1 New Ulm 3 37-8 1980 A: Bird Island-Lake Lillian (23-3) 4 Lake of the Woods, 8 78-74** 1920 Red Wing (15-2) 4 Mankato 2 21-10 Baudette 1921 Minneapolis Central (13-1) 5 New Ulm 3 19-15 AA: Minneapolis North (23-2) 5 St. Cloud Tech. 8 60-53 1922 Red Wing (19-0) 4 Madison 3 34-27 1981 A: Bird Island-Lake Lillian (16-10) 4 Winona Cotter 1 49-47** 1923 Aurora (17-2) 7 Austin 1 24-14 AA: Anoka (21-4) 4 Austin 1 61-53 1924 Two Harbors (21-2) 7 Minneapolis South 5 21-12 1982 A: Winona Cotter (23-2) 1 Chisholm 7 48-46 1925 St. Paul Mechanic Arts (17-1-1) 4 Buffalo 5 20-8 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (23-1) 6 Duluth East 7 59-51 1926 Gaylord (20-3-1) 3 Gilbert 7 13-9 1983 A: Barnum (26-0) 7 Luverne 2 53-47 1927 Minneapolis South (12-5) 5 Excelsior 5 32-13 AA: Woodbury (24-0) 3 Coon Rapids 4 56-50* 1928 Moorhead (19-3) 6 Minneapolis Edison 5 29-16 1984 A: Pelican Rapids (24-2) 6 Winona Cotter 1 57-55 1929 Moorhead (24-3) 6 Red Wing 4 20-16* AA: White Bear Lake (26-0) 4 Minneapolis North 5 51-47 1930 St. Paul Mechanic Arts (22-2) 4 Moorhead 6 23-13 1985 A: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (26-2) 5 Winona Cotter 1 56-46 1931 Glencoe (16-3) 3 Buffalo 5 22-14 AA: White Bear Lake (26-0) 4 Minneapolis North 5 67-62 1932 Thief River Falls (23-0) 8 Chisholm 7 21-15 1986 A: LeSueur (26-2) 4 Staples 6 55-43 1933 Red Wing (22-3) 4 Minneapolis North 5 16-13 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (23-4) 6 Duluth Central 7 52-51 1934 Chisholm (21-2) 7 St. Paul Mechanic Arts 4 29-27 1987 A: Norman County West, 8 Crosby-Ironton 5 70-58 1935 Austin (16-6) 1 Glencoe 3 26-24* Halstad (26-2) 1936 Bemidji (21-4) 8 Wadena 6 26-20 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (26-0) 6 Blaine 4 54-37 1937 Minneapolis Edison (15-1) 5 Virginia 7 37-24 1988 A: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (26-1) 5 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 3 58-36 1938 Thief River Falls (27-0) 8 Minneapolis North 5 31-29 AA: Rocori, Cold Spring (26-0) 8 Robbinsdale Armstrong 6 66-56 1939 Mountain Lake (23-1) 2 Minneapolis Marshall 5 37-31 1989 A: Rushford (26-2) 1 RTR (Russell-Tyler- Ruthton) 3 64-52 1940 Breckenridge (28-3) 6 Red Wing 4 43-40 AA: Owatonna (24-1) 1 Robbinsdale Armstrong 6 45-43* 1941 Buhl (26-3) 7 Red Wing 4 31-29 1990 A: Lake City (26-2) 1 Mankato Loyola 2 52-51 1942 Buhl (28-0) 7 Marshall 3 30-29 AA: Owatonna (23-2) 1 Minneapolis North 5 72-26 1943 St. Paul Washington (22-2) 4 Alexandria 6 52-33 1991 A: Chisholm (29-1) 7 Westbrook-Walnut Grove 2 77-61 1944 Minneapolis Patrick Henry (24-1) 5 Crosby-Ironton 6 51-42 AA: Cretin-Derham Hall (27-1) 3 Minneapolis Roosevelt 5 74-62* 1945 Minneapolis Patrick Henry (24-1) 5 Ely 7 66-35 1992 A: Austin Pacelli (19-11) 1 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 4 68-62 1946 Austin (22-3) 1 Lynd 3 63-31 AA: Anoka (25-3) 4 Cretin-Derham Hall 3 50-47 1947 Duluth Denfeld (23-3) 7 Crosby-Ironton 6 46-44 1993 A: Maple River, Mapleton (29-1) 2 Bethlehem Academy, 1 33-29 Faribault 1948 Bemidji (28-3) 8 Hopkins 5 38-29 AA: Cretin-Derham Hall (28-1) 3 Anoka 4 56-44 1949 St. Paul Humboldt (19-5) 4 Mankato 2 47-35 1994 A: St. Agnes, St. Paul (25-5) 4 Morris Area 6 78-71 1950 Duluth Central (24-3) 7 Robbinsdale 5 42-40 AA: Minneapolis Washburn (27-1) 5 Hopkins 6 66-65 1951 Gilbert (26-1) 7 Canby 3 69-52 1995 Minneapolis North (30-0) 5AA Staples-Motley 6A 54-52 1952 Hopkins (25-1) 5 South St. Paul 4 42-29 1996 Minneapolis North (26-1) 5AA Fertile-Beltrami 8A 80-47 1953 Hopkins (23-0) 5 Hibbing 7 58-47 1997 A: Hancock (26-2) 5A Wabasso 3A 60-58 1954 Brainerd (23-3) 6 Bemidji 8 49-47 AA: Caledonia (29-0) 1AA DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 4AA 69-47 1955 Minneapolis Washburn (22-1) 5 Austin 1 67-58 AAA: Simley, Inver Grove 3AAA New Prague 1AAA 61-47 1956 Minneapolis Roosevelt (20-3) 5 Blue Earth 2 101-54 Heights (25-3) 1957 Minneapolis Roosevelt (27-0) 5 Red Wing 4 59-51 AAAA: Minneapolis North (25-3) 2AAAA Stillwater Area 3AAAA 61-53 1958 Austin (20-3) 1 Brainerd 6 68-63 1998 A: Norman County East, 6A Carlton 7A 75-48 1959 Wayzata (23-4) 5 Carlton 7 55-41 Twin Valley (27-2) 1960 Edgerton (27-0) 2 Austin 1 72-61 AA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (24-3) 4AA Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 8AA 53-52 1961 Duluth Central (27-0) 7 Bemidji 8 51-50 AAA: St. Thomas Academy (22-6) 3AAA Minneapolis Patrick Henry 5AAA 60-49 1962 St. Louis Park (22-2) 5 South St. Paul 4 62-57 AAAA: Minnetonka (25-2) 5AAAA Eagan 1AAAA 65-57 1963 Marshall (25-1) 3 Cloquet 7 75-74 1999 A: Southwest MN Christian, 3A Hillcrest Lutheran Academy 5A 63-50 1964 Luverne (20-5) 2 Rochester 1 72-66 Edgerton (24-1) 1965 Minnetonka (22-4) 5 Faribault 1 71-60 AA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (21-3) 4AA Watertown-Mayer 5AA 50-44 1966 Edina (26-0) 5 Duluth East 7 82-75* AAA: St. Paul Highland Park (24-2) 3AAA Rocori, Cold Spring 8AAA 56-48 1967 Edina (27-0) 5 Moorhead 6 72-55 AAAA: Mounds View (21-3) 4AAAA Minnetonka 5AAAA 69-64 1968 Edina (26-1) 5 Moorhead 6 70-45 2000 A: Southwest MN Christian, 3A Win-E-Mac, Erskine 8A 72-61 1969 Rochester John Marshall (23-1) 1 Duluth Central 7 58-42 Edgerton (28-1) 1970 Sherburn (26-0) 2 South St. Paul 4 78-62 AA: Litchfield (30-0) 5AA Waterville-Elysian 2AA 42-28 1971 A: Melrose (24-3) 6 Red Wing 1 64-53 -Morristown AA: Duluth Central (23-1) B North St. Paul G 54-51 AAA: Minneapolis Patrick 5AAA St. Thomas Academy 3AAA 59-45 Playoff: Duluth Central B Melrose 6 54-43 Henry (28-1) 1972 A: St. James (29-0) 2 Melrose 6 57-55 AAAA: Tartan, Oakdale (26-1) 3AAAA Maple Grove 5AAAA 62-51 AA: Mounds View (21-5) F Austin A 62-54 2001 A: Southwest Minnesota 3A Christ’s Household of Faith 4A 34-23 Playoff: St. James 2 Mounds View F 60-52 Christian (25-4) 1973 A: Chisholm (27-1) 7 Melrose 5 53-52 AA: Kenyon-Wanamingo (28-3) 1AA Hayfield 2AA 53-30 AA: Anoka (24-2) G Richfield E 58-54 AAA: Mpls Patrick Henry (28-2) 5AAA St. Thomas Academy 3AAA 74-61 Playoff: Anoka G Chisholm 7 63-56 AAAA: Osseo (30-1) 5AAAA Duluth East 8AAAA 73-48 1974 A: Melrose (27-0) 6 Mound 5 38-32 2002 A: Southwest MN Christian (27-2) 3A Ortonville 5A 66-56 AA: Bemidji (22-3) B Richfield E 52-50 AA: Litchfield (30-2) 5AA Lewiston-Altura 1AA 62-51 Playoff: Melrose 6 Bemidji B 58-42 AAA: Mpls Patrick Henry (30-3) 5AAA Red Wing 1AAA 61-44 1975 A: Chisholm (27-1) 7 St. Paul Mechanic Arts 4 44-33 AAAA: Hopkins (28-2) 5AAAA Bloomington Jefferson 4AAAA 54-40 AA: Little Falls (26-1) C Robbinsdale F 54-49 2003 A: Mankato Loyola (32-0) 2A Ellsworth 3A 65-55 Playoff: Little Falls C Chisholm 7 54-50 AA: Litchfield (30-2) 5AA DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 4AA 51-33 1976 A: Marshall-University (28-0) 5 Mankato Wilson 4 65-59* AAA: Mpls Patrick Henry (26-6) 5AAA Sauk Rapids-Rice 8AAA 69-55 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (27-0) 6 Hibbing 7 60-51 AAAA: Mpls North Community (28-3) 2AAAA Osseo 7AAAA 82-73** *Overtime **Double Overtime Continued on page 66

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 65 State Tournament Championship Games — 1913-2007 Continued from page 65 REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE 2004 A: Russell-Tyler-Ruthton (23-6) 3A Nashwauk-Keewatin 7A 59-29 2006 A: Rushford-Peterson (23-9) 1A Ellsworth 3A 55-52 AA: *Braham (31-2) 6AA Martin Cty West, Sherburn 2AA 73-47 AA: *Braham (31-2) 6AA Breck School, Golden Valley 4AA 72-53 AAA: Mankato West (24-4) 2AAA Red Wing 1AAA 50-42 AAA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (27-5) 5AAA Duluth East 7AAA 65-47 AAAA: Chaska (30-2) 2AAAA Burnsville 6AAAA 71-57 AAAA: Hopkins (30-2) 2AAAA Robbinsdale Cooper 5AAAA 69-53 2005 A: Russell-Tyler-Ruthton (28-3) 3A Rushford-Peterson 1A 58-55 2007 A: Ellsworth (32-1) 3A Cass Lake-Bena 6A 74-73 AA: *Braham (33-0) 6AA Crookston 8AA 63-39 AA: Holy Family Catholic (25-7) 4AA Maple River, Mapleton 2AA 60-57* AAA: Shakopee (31-1) 5AAA Richfield 3AAA 57-46 AAA: St. Thomas Academy (30-2) 3AAA Benilde-St. Margaret’s 5AAA 56-40 AAAA: Hopkins (31-1) 2AAAA Eastview, Apple Valley 6AAAA 71-60** AAAA: Buffalo (28-3) 8AAAA Robbinsdale Armstrong 5AAAA 67-65 *Overtime **Double Overtime

State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Leading Scorers — 1913-2007 Average Average Total Points Total Points Year Name — School Games Points Per Game Year Name — School Games Points Per Game 1913 Peter Guenter, Mountain Lake 4 71 17.8 1964 Bryan Grohnke, Edina-Morningside 3 87 29.0 1914 Ronald Parkhurst, Stillwater 4 47 11.8 1965 Tom Weaver, Faribault 3 79 26.3 1915 Gerhard Hiebert, Mountain Lake 4 66 16.5 1966 Dick Peterson, Henning 3 71 23.7 1916 Lawrence Wengert, Austin 3 42 14.0 1967 Jim Hill, St. Paul Central 3 94 31.3 1917 Neal Bay, Rochester 4 38 9.5 1968 Bill Gross, Hayfield 3 81 27.0 1918 Lester Juhnke, Waseca 4 56 14.0 1969 Craig Jensen, Rochester John Marshall 3 64 21.3 1919 Gordon Malmer, Albert Lea 4 54 16.3 1970 Tom Mulso, Sherburn 3 83 27.7 1920 Carl Lidberg, Red Wing 4 45 11.3 1971 Emanual Rogers, Minneapolis Central 3 80 26.7 1921 Martin Norton, Minneapolis Central 4 77 19.3 1972 Kal Kallenberger, Austin 3 70 23.3 1922 Chester Hendrickson, Madison 4 73 18.3 1973 Mark Olberding, Melrose 3 91 30.3 1923 Matt Turk, Aurora 4 45 11.3 1974 Mark Olberding, Melrose 3 *82 27.3 1924 Howard Johnson, Two Harbors 4 46 11.5 1975 Frank Wachlarowicz, Little Falls 3 **66 22.0 1925 John Matyas, New Prague 3 29 9.7 1976 Dan Carpenter, Windom 3 72 24.0 1926 Ben Lichttenegger, Gaylord 3 34 11.3 1977 Chris Engler, Stillwater 3 81 27.0 1927 Harry Schoening, Appleton 3 35 11.7 Andra Griffin, Minneapolis Central 3 81 27.0 1928 Wayne Reber, Northfield 3 41 13.7 Gary Wolters, Little Falls 3 81 27.0 1929 Steve Smerkar, Ely 3 26 8.7 1978 Jimmy Jensen, Bemidji 3 100 33.3 1930 James Delmont, St. Paul Mechanic Arts 3 29 9.7 1979 Randy Breuer, Lake City 3 113 37.7 1931 Wilbur Marquardt, Moorhead 3 41 13.7 1980 Brian Hansen, Duluth East 3 79 26.3 1932 Joe Perpich, Crosby-Ironton 3 39 13.0 1981 Tom McDonald, Chisholm 3 67 22.3 1933 Everett Hanson, Mountain Lake 3 43 14.3 1982 Brad Dudek, Duluth East 3 75 25.0 1934 Gordon Burich, Chisholm 3 34 11.3 1983 Keith Hasselquist, Chisago Lakes 3 72 24.0 1935 Arthur Hanson, Austin 3 39 13.0 Paul VanDenEinde, Willmar 3 72 24.0 1936 Norman Galloway, Bemidji 3 38 12.7 1984 Pat Westby, Pelican Rapids 3 68 22.6 1937 Kendall Erbes, Rochester 3 28 9.3 1985 Mike Petrich, Greenway, Coleraine 3 70 23.3 1938 Nick Pepelnjak, Virginia 3 36 12.0 1986 Paul Thompson, Norman Co. W., Halstad 3 68 22.6 1939 Louis Bozich, Gilbert 3 40 13.3 1987 Dave Begalka, MN Valley Luth., New Ulm 3 73 24.3 1940 Orlando Bonicelli, Chisholm 3 47 15.7 1988 Eric Allen, LeSueur 3 85 28.3 1941 David Ruliffson, Minneapolis Washburn 3 43 14.3 1989 Juriad Hughes, St. Paul Central 3 80 26.7 1942 John Klarich, Buhl 3 49 16.3 1990 Chris Neumann, Mahnomen 3 67 22.3 1943 Hal Haskins, Alexandria 3 57 19.0 1991 Joel McDonald, Chisholm 3 86 28.7 1944 James McIntyre, Minneapolis Pat. Henry 3 86 28.7 1992 Arvesta Kelly, Jr., Cretin-Derham Hall 3 67 22.3 1945 James McIntyre, Minneapolis Pat. Henry 3 100 33.3 Mark Swenson, Rochester John Marshall 3 67 22.3 1946 Ray Wall, Mountain Lake 3 50 16.7 1993 Skipp Schaefbauer, Elk River 3 84 28.0 1947 Ray Wall, Mountain Lake 3 56 18.7 1994 Sean Greenwaldt, Moorhead 3 72 24.0 1948 Lawrence Krause, Waseca 3 57 19.0 1995 Blaine Joerger, Staples-Motley ***4*** 100 25.0 1949 James Fristche, St. Paul Humboldt 3 70 23.3 1996 Kip Sparby, Rocori ***4*** 93 23.3 1950 Donald Dale, Robbinsdale 3 80 26.7 1997 Aaron Middendorf, Caledonia 3 88 29.3 1951 Dave Tschimperle, Hopkins 3 57 19.0 1998 Darius Lane, Totino-Grace, Fridley 3 88 29.3 1952 Maynard Meyers, Mountain Lake 3 52 17.3 1999 Nick Horvath, Mounds View 3 77 25.7 1953 David Tschimperle, Hopkins 3 70 23.3 2000 Jake Sullivan, Tartan, Oakdale 3 82 27.3 1954 Robert Anderstrom, Willmar 3 71 23.7 2001 Rick Rickert, Duluth East 3 90 30.0 1955 Ronald Johnson, New Prague 3 94 31.3 2002 David Zellmann, Lewiston-Altura 3 74 24.7 1956 Ronald Johnson, New Prague 3 109 36.3 2003 Tyler Westman, Mankato Loyola 3 75 25.0 1957 Thomas Nordland, Minneapolis Roosevelt 3 84 28.0 2004 Isaiah Dahlman, Braham Bombers 3 75 25.0 1958 Ray Cronk, Bemidji 3 86 28.7 2005 Isaiah Dahlman, Braham Bombers 3 88 29.3 1959 John Pierson, Carlton 3 66 22.0 2006 Cody Schilling, Ellsworth 3 87 29.0 1960 Bill Davis, Richfield 3 88 29.3 2007 Cody Schilling, Ellsworth 3 96 32.0 1961 Chet Anderson, Duluth Central 3 67 22.3 ***Doesn’t include 30 points scored in playoff game. 1962 Bob Bruggers, Danube 3 93 31.0 ***Doesn’t include 9 points scored in playoff game. 1963 Mike Forrest, Cloquet 3 82 27.3 ***Format changed to Sweet Sixteen tournament - 4 games to a single champion.

66 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Attendance — 1960-2007

YEAR SESSION I SESSION II SESSION III SESSION IV SESSION V GRAND TOTAL 1960 17,413 18,436 11,807 18,812 19,018 85,486 1961 17,912 18,172 11,649 18,335 18,456 84,524 1962 18,699 18,602 12,229 19,213 19,208 87,951 1963 18,552 18,720 12,674 18,948 18,580 87,474 1964 18,408 18,555 12,320 18,529 18,800 86,612 1965 18,065 18,471 12,472 18,591 18,558 86,157 1966 18,410 18,448 11,730 18,679 18,696 85,963 1967 18,105 18,010 12,056 18,759 18,857 85,878 1968 18,490 18,383 11,648 18,507 18,677 85,705 1969 18,273 17,808 11,009 17,959 18,088 83,134 1970 18,154 18,379 11,673 18,435 18,003 84,644 YEAR SESSION I SESSION II SESSION III SESSION IV TOTALS GRAND TOTAL 1971 A: 13,823 16,982 15,433 17,164 63,402 AA: 15,561 14,706 16,927 15,542 61,176 Playoff: 15,735 140,313 1972 A: 15,603 15,189 15,661 14,016 60,469 AA: 12,567 12,732 14,525 14,752 54,576 Playoff: 13,452 128,497 1973 A: 13,914 15,772 14,963 12,755 57,404 AA: 12,598 12,764 13,463 13,697 52,522 Playoff: 10,482 Consolation Series: 5,765 125,175 1974 A: 14,304 16,892 17,087 13,770 62,053 AA: 10,802 12,084 13,987 13,361 50,234 Playoff: 8,783 Consolation Series: 4,787 125,857 1975 A: 12,602 15,053 14,160 11,092 52,907 AA: 9,591 10,057 12,333 11,925 43,906 Playoff: 4,537 Consolation Series 6,089 107,439 1976 A: 12,496 13,220 14,328 12,361 52,405 AA: 12,912 13,338 15,304 14,307 55,861 Consolation Series: 4,968 113,234 1977 A: 11,117 12,812 13,451 10,885 48,265 AA: 12,301 9,612 14,970 14,614 51,497 Consolation Series: 3,460 103,222 1978 A: 10,982 8,892 14,877 12,197 46,948 AA: 9,974 10,603 14,572 14,897 50,046 Consolation Series: 4,857 101,851 1979 A: 7,960 9,534 13,915 11,711 43,120 AA: 11,063 10,110 14,994 14,341 50,508 Consolation Series: 4,413 98,041 1980 A: 7,355 7,905 10,760 9,598 35,618 AA: 10,049 8,765 13,025 12,306 44,145 Consolation Series: 3,646 83,409 1981 A: 7,641 7,729 12,079 9,018 36,467 AA: 9,321 8,337 12,508 13,432 43,598 Consolation Series: 5,077 85,142 1982 A: 8,402 9,074 11,330 11,537 40,343 AA: 12,023 9,071 13,257 11,641 45,992 Consolation Series: 5,476 91,811 1983 A: 6,683 8,140 8,839 8,835 32,497 AA: 11,790 15,555 16,730 13,822 57,897 Consolation Series: 4,093 94,487 1984 A: 6,874 8,922 10,095 10,888 36,779 AA: 10,436 10,222 14,209 13,210 48,077 Consolation Series: 7,596 92,452 1985 A: 6,161 7,395 9,080 7,929 30,565 AA: 9,425 11,212 13,911 15,799 50,347 Consolation Series: 7,183 88,005 1986 A: 7,006 7,208 9,768 10,473 34,455 AA: 11,107 9,706 12,085 11,396 44,294 Consolation Series: 7,287 86,036 1987 A: 9,111 5,601 11,799 10,567 37,078 AA: 11,513 13,139 11,244 13,407 49,303 Consolation Series: 8,986 95,367 1988 A: 8,083 9,492 11,005 10,209 38,789 AA: 8,118 9,256 10,156 12,063 39,593 Consolation Series: 5,731 84,113 1989 A: 6,502 8,152 10,628 10,492 35,774 AA: 11,548 10,613 12,790 14,598 49,549 Consolation Series: 6,368 91,691 1990 A: 6,424 7,558 7,718 10,575 32,275 AA: 6,840 10,688 10,125 10,683 38,336 Consolation Series: 5,323 75,934 1991 A: 6,248 8,756 9,002 9,288 33,294 AA: 8,527 9,865 10,788 9,073 38,253 Consolation Series: 5,296 76,843 Continued on page 68

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1992 Paid A: 6,386 8,983 8,223 7,479 31,071 AA: 6,931 7,115 8,902 8,162 31,110 Consolation Series: 7,690 69,871 1993 Paid A: 6,687 6,806 7,362 8,115 28,970 AA: 9,003 5,138 11,529 8,854 34,524 Consolation Series: 6,358 69,852 1994 Paid A: 6,096 6,117 7,189 7,333 26,735 AA: 5,622 5,419 9,199 7,122 27,362 Consolation Series: 5,549 59,646

FORMAT CHANGE - SWEET SIXTEEN: 1995 Paid Attendance Round 1 Class A Class A Class AA Class AA Session 1 Session 2 Session 1 Session 2 Totals Adults 2,774 2,889 2,266 2,983 10,912 Students 2,717 2,076 3,686 3,007 11,486 22,398 Round 2 Session 3 - 2 games (AvAA) & (AvA) Adults - 3,192 Students - 2,890 6,082 Session 4 - 2 games (AAvAA) & (AvAA) Adults - 3,165 Students - 3,072 6,237 Round 3 Session 5 - 2 games (Semifinals) Adults - 5,137 Students - 3,929 9.066 Round 4 Session 6 - 2 games (3rd Place & Championship) Adults - 5,500 Students - 4,351 9,851 Consolation Series: Adults - 866 Students - 1,335 2,201 Grand Total 55,835 1996 Paid Attendance Round 1 Class A Class A Class AA Class AA Session 1 Session 2 Session 3 Session 4 Totals Adults 2,449 3,251 1,915 1,891 9,506 Students 1,974 2,421 2,892 2,643 9,930 19,436

Round 2 Session 5- 2 games (AvAA) Adults - 3,147 Students - 3,632 6,779 Session 6 - 2 games (AvAA) Adults - 4,065 Students - 2,759 6,824 Round 3 Session 7 - 2 games (Semifinals) Adults -5,420 Students - 5,493 10,913 Round 4 Session 8 - 2 games (3rd Place & Championship) Adults - 5,166 Students - 4,646 9,812 Consolation Series: Adults - 841 Students - 1,312 2,153 Grand Total 55,917 FORMAT CHANGE - FOUR-CLASSES: YEAR CLASS: Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 3rd Place TOTALS GRAND TOTAL 1997 Paid A: 6,541 7,674 A & AA A & AA 14,215 AA: 8,743 6,971 5,448 2,477 23,639 37,854 AAA: 7,597 3,861 AAA & AAAA AAA & AAAA 11,458 AAAA: 10,759 9,070 10,150 701 30,680 42,138 Totals 33,640 27,576 15,598 3,178 79,992 1998 Paid A: 7,108 6,893 A & AA A & AA 14,001 AA: 8,497 5,877 6,001 2,326 22,701 36,702 AAA: 10,470 6,690 AAA & AAAA AAA & AAAA 17,160 AAAA: 6,706 6,959 10,503 2,400 26,568 43,728 Totals 32,781 26,419 16,504 4,726 80,430 1999 Paid A: 8,393 6,132 Finals & 3rd Place A & AA 14,525 AA: 5,824 6,481 Combined 7,794 20,099 34,624 AAA: 7,120 4,914 Finals & 3rd Place AAA & AAAA 12,034 AAAA: 8,111 8,032 Combined 12,920 29,063 41,097 Totals 29,448 25,559 20,714 75,721 2000 Paid A: 6,832 5,725 Finals & 3rd Place A & AA 12,557 AA: 8,340 8,163 Combined 9,766 26,269 38,826 AAA: 6,716 4,068 Finals & 3rd Place AAA & AAAA 10,784 AAAA: 7,727 5,235 Combined 9,275 22,237 33,021 Totals 29,615 23,191 19,041 71,847 2001 Paid A: 6,491 4,850 Finals & 3rd Place A & AA 11,341 AA: 5,223 6,294 Combined 7,006 18,523 29,864 AAA: 7,473 4,780 Finals & 3rd Place AAA & AAAA 12,253 AAAA: 6,905 6,946 Combined 12,458 26,309 38,562 Totals 26,092 22,870 19,464 68,426 2002 Paid A: 7,308 5,632 Finals & 3rd Place A & AA 12,940 AA: 7,601 6,445 Combined 8,648 22,694 35,634 AAA: 6,683 5,341 Finals & 3rd Place AAA & AAAA 12,024 AAAA: 4,649 5,189 Combined 10,360 20,198 32,222 Totals 26,241 22,607 19,008 67,856 2003 Paid A: 7,600 7,069 Finals & 3rd Place A & AA 14,669 AA: 8,262 6,777 Combined 8,670 23,709 38,378 AAA: 6,734 4,838 Finals & 3rd Place AAA & AAAA 11,572 AAAA: 6,224 5,730 Combined 9,287 21,241 32,813 Totals 28,820 24,414 17,957 71,191 Continued on page 69

68 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Attendance — 1960-2007 Continued from page 68 FORMAT CHANGE YEAR Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL 2004 Paid A Total count only 3,994 Total count only A & AA AA available for 5,371 available for 6,331 AAA for all four 3,464 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 3,801 Classes 10,965 Totals 25,657 16,630 1,812 17,296 61,395 2005 Paid A Total count only 3,792 Total count only A & AA AA available for 4,695 available for 6,103 AAA for all four 5,079 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 4,930 Classes 9,952 Totals 33,520 18,496 2,456 16,055 70,527 2006 Paid A Total count only 3,961 Total count only A & AA AA available for 5,863 available for 5,610 AAA for all four 4,239 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 4,716 Classes 10,828 Totals 29,051 18,779 3,568 16,438 67,836 2007 Paid A Total count only 5,618 Total count only A & AA AA available for 5,976 available for 7,124 AAA for all four 4,166 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 6,767 Classes 12,861 Totals 33,188 22,527 2,960 19,985 78,660

State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Records TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOURNAMENT – 3 Games: TOURNAMENT – 3 Games: Most Points: ...... 274, Wabasso - 1997 Most Points: ...... 113, Randy Breuer, (Lake City) - 1979 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 109, Wabasso - 1997 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 50, Randy Breuer, (Lake City) - 1979 Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 216, St. Paul Central - 1967 Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 81, Tom Mulso (Sherburn) - 1970 Best Field Goal Percentage:...... 600, (66 of 110), Hawley - 1987 Best Field Goal Percentage: ...... 794, (27-34), Kevin McHale, (Hibbing) - 1976 Most Free Throws Made: ...... 82, Edgerton - 1960 Most Free Throws Made: ...... 40, Cody Schilling (Ellsworth) - 2007 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 116, Edgerton - 1960 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 45, Cody Schilling (Ellsworth) - 2007 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 846, (55-65), Stillwater - 1976; Most Assists: ...... 28, Jay Black, (Danube) - 1979; (33-29), DeLaSalle, Minneapolis - 1999 Kendall Proell (Osakis) - 2006 Most Rebounds:...... 139, Minneapolis Patrick Henry - 2002 Best Free Throw Percentage:...... 1.000, minimum 20 attempts, Fewest Personal Fouls: ...... 8, Buffalo - 1926 (20-20), Mark Nelson, (Stillwater) - 1976 Most Players Fouled Out: ...... 7, Minneapolis South - 1969 Most Rebounds: ...... 69, Bob Laney, (Proctor) - 1964 Fewest Turnovers:...... 15, Luverne - 1967 Most Personal Fouls:...... 15, Jim Rust, (Alexander Ramsey) - 1969; Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 40, Cretin-Derham Hall - 2001 Kent Anderson (Windom) - 1980 Most Consecutive Field Goals Made: . . . . 11, Dan Carpenter, (Windom) - 1976 and SINGLE GAME: John Wilson, (St. Anthony Village) - 1984 Most Points: ...... 117, Wabasso (vs. Red Lake) - 1997 Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: ...... 20, Mark Nelson, (Stillwater) - 1976 Most Points by Losing Team: ...... 113, Red Lake (vs. Wabasso) - 1997 Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 21, Aaron Van Der Stoep (Ellsworth) - 2007 Most Field Goals Made:...... 48, Red Lake - (vs. Wabasso) - 1997 SINGLE GAME: Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 87, Red Lake (vs. Wabasso) - 1997 Most Points:...... 51, Cory Mountain, AlBrook, Saginaw Best Field Goal Percentage:...... 758, (25-33), Staples-Motley (vs. Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park) - 2006 (vs. Crosby-Ironton) - 1997 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 20, Jimmy Jensen, Bemidji (vs. Woodbury) - 1978 Most Free Throws Made:...... 37, Hibbing (vs. St. James) - 1954 Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 39, Chad Germann, East Central Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 53, Hopkins (vs. Totino Grace) - 1993 (vs. Mankato Loyola) - 1990. Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 1.000, minimum 10 attempts, Best Field Goal Percentage: ...... 1.000, minimum 10 attempts, (10-10), St. Cloud Tech. (vs. Chaska) - 1982; (10-10), John Wilson, St. Anthony Village (vs. Winona Cotter ) - 1984; (13-13), Litchfield (vs. Waterville-Elysian-Morristown) - 2000; (11-11), Aaron Ford, Apple Valley (vs. Lakeville South) - 2007 (12-12), Eagan (vs. Mounds View) - 2005; Most Free Throws Made: ...... 19, Tom Nordland, Minneapolis Roosevelt - 1957; (10-10), Plainview-Elgin Millville (vs. Luverne) - 2007 Cody Schilling, Ellsworth (vs. Rushford-Peterson) - 2007 Most Rebounds:...... 65, Glencoe (vs. Twin Valley) - 1977 Most Free Throw Attempts: . . 27, Will Sheehan, Luverne (vs. Grand Rapids) - 1913 Fewest Rebounds: . . 8, Bethany Academy, Richfield (vs. Rushford-Peterson) - 1999 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 1.000, minimum 12 attempts, Fewest Personal Fouls: ...... 1, Buffalo (1926) and Breckenridge - 1978 (13-13), Tom Bock, N. St. Paul - 1971; Most Players Fouled Out: ...... 6, East Grand Forks (vs. Brainerd) - 1951 (12-12), Mike Johnson, Cloquet - 2000; Fewest Fouls 2-Teams:. . . . . 4, Minneapolis North (2) vs. Mountain Lake (2) - 1933 (12-12), Eric Carlson, Shakopee - 2005 Fewest Turnovers:...... 3, Luverne (vs. Walnut Grove) - 1967; Most Rebounds: ...... 32, Bob Laney, Proctor - 1964 Fergus Falls (vs. Chaska) - 1990; Most Assists: ...... 15, Kendall Proell, Osakis Kenyon-Wanamingo (vs. Minnewaska Area, Glenwood) - 2001 (vs. Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park) - 2006 Most Points One Quarter: ...... 43, Red Lake (vs. Wabasso, 4th Q.) - 1997 Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 10, Cory Mountain, AlBrook, Saginaw Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 17, Cretin-Derham Hall (vs. Osseo) - 2001 (vs. Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park) - 2006; Aaron Van Der Stoep, Ellsworth (vs. Cass Lake-Bena) - 2007

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 69 State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Head Coaches — 1913-2007

Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Aamot, Dwain-Waseca, 1948 Brown, Robert D.-Red Wing, 1929, 30 Ehrhard, Paul-Duluth Central,1918 Adams, Wayne-Princeton, 1924 Brunswold, Wallace-Rochester Mayo, 1974, 77, 80 Eickhoff, Loran-Brooklyn Center, 1973 Adamson, Russell E.-Willlmar, 1958 Boone, Louis Jr.-Minneapolis Washburn, 1994 Eickhoff, Ron-Franklin, 1965 Addington, Gary-Hibbing, 1975, 76 Buckley, Edward T.-Ely, 1929, 45 Eidelbes, Rod-Grand Rapids, 1997, 2002 Addington, Matt-Albert Lea, 2005, Lakeville South, 06 Buri, John-Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington, 1997, Eiken, Mal-Faribault, 1938 Allen, Clarence-Buffalo, 1926 2003 Elhard, Dan-Grand Rapids, 2003, 05 Anderson, Algot B.-Howard Lake, 1914 Burns, Peter Madison-1913, 14 Elness, Steve-Apple Valley,1994, 2000 Anderson, Cliff -Martin County West, Sherburn, 2004 Burwell, Willis E.-Slayton, 1916 Engelhart, Kerwin-Rochester, 1964 Anderson, Dennis-Ada, 1966 Busse, Richard-Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop, 2007 Enger, Walter N.-Fairmont, 1955 Anderson, E. G.-Mountain Lake, 1933 Butler, Don-Pine City, 1980 Englum, Theodore C.-Fosston, 1915 Anderson, Endre D.-Rochester, 1917 Cafferty, Daniel-Stillwater, 1944 Erdman, Robert-Alexander Ramsey, 1969, 71, 74, 75 Anderson, Melvin G.-Buhl, 1941 Campbell, Jack L.-Anoka, 1948 Erickson, Jerry-Cloquet, 1988 Anderson, Oscar E.-Red Wing, 1921, 22 Campbell, Ray-Blue Earth, 1913 Erickson, Keith-Eden Prairie, 1989, 92, 2003 Anderson, Regan-Becker, 2001 Carlson, Bill-Minnehaha Academy 1996 Erlandson, Gary-Austin Pacelli, 1992 Anderson, Sterling-Appleton, 1928 Carlson, George W.-Fergus Falls, 1920 Espeland, Leonard M.-Granite Falls, 1947, 53, 59 Anderson, Tim-Maple River, Mapleton, 2006, 07 Carlson, John-Litchfield, 2000, 02, 03 Etinger, Sam-South St. Paul, 1923, 39 Andreotti, Allan-Hayfield, 1967, 68; St. Cloud Tech, 1980, Carlson, Lloyd-McIntosh-Winger, 1978 Evens, Jack-Bloomington Jefferson, 1975, 76, 81, 82, 85, 82, 83 Carlson, Randy-Belle Plaine, 1999, 2005 86, 87, 90 Anfenson, Tim-St. Michael-Albertville, 2007 Carroll, Laurin-Luverne, 1983 Evens, Jeff-Bloomington Jefferson, 2000, 01, 02, 07 Antil, Thomas-Glencoe, 1935 Carson, Fred-Grand Rapids, 1913 Fadness, Kris-Caledonia, 1995, 96, 97 Arney, Richard D.-Austin, 1935 Carson, W. H.-Wheaton, 1919 Falk, Harry A.-Lester Prairie, 1941; Alexandria, 1943 Ashmore, William-Walnut Grove, 1967 Carter, Levain-Minneapolis Central, 1977, 79; Minneapolis Farrell, Craig-Glencoe, 1977 Asuma, Robert-Cherry, Iron, 1997 South, 89 Farrell, Eugene M.- Richfield,1960 Atwood, Guy H.-Fosston, 1918 Cassidy, Al-Butterfield-Odin, 1978 Feine, Tim-Andover, 2005, 06, 07 Ayres, Louis-Pine City, 1918 Cassidy, Ed, Jr.-De La Salle, 1990, 92, 93; Simley, 1997; St. Finck, Dick-Bertha-Hewitt, 1988, 2004, 07 Baglien, Duane-Fergus Falls, 1957; Edina-Morningside, Bernard’s, St. Paul, 2007 Fischer, Rick-Twin Valley, 1985 1964, 66; Edina, 1967, 68 Catlin, Orris-Barnesville, 1919 Fisher, Rick-Wells-Easton, 1984 Balder-Lanoue, Bruce-Monticello, 2004, 05, 06 Causton, Ron-St. Paul Murray, 1972; St. Paul Highland Park, Fladager, Kenneth F.- South St. Paul, 1950, 52, 62 Balzer Frank-Mountain Lake, 1922 1975, 77 Foley, Jesse-Academy of Holy Angles, 2002, 04 Bakula-De La Salle (Mpls.), 1988 Chapman, Walter L.-Appleton, 1930; Minneapolis Marshall, Fore, Todd-Bagley, 2002, 07 Bance, Tom, Chatfield, 2005 1939, 40, 47 Fortier, Clarence A. "Bun" -Bemidji, 1950, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, Bardal, Burt-Faribault, 1986 Chermak, Anthony S.-Wadena, 1936 58, 59, 61, 63, 64, 65, 67, 69 Barnard, Les S.-Minneapolis South, 1934 Chiabotti, Jerry-Bigfork, 1988, 94 Foster, Roy-Mountina Lake, 1940 Barnum, Glenn-Bemidji, 1941, 43, 44, 45 Chirhart, Tom-Becker, 1991 Fox, Norbert-Madelia, 1953 Bassett, Ray M.-Mountain Lake, 1939 Christ, Earl-Minnetonka, 1965 Frank, Cecil-Morris, 1955 Bauer, Jim-Minnesota Valley Lutheran (New Ulm), 1987, 97 Christensen, C. N.-Wells, 1930 Fredericks, Ronald R.-Buffalo, 1931 Bauman, Al-Little Falls, 1975, 76, 77 Christian, Kent-Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, 2007 Fritsche, James-St. Paul Central, 1967 Baumann, Bill-North Branch, 1984, 2001 Christoperson, Dennis-Sherburn, 1970 Fritze, Mike-Apple Valley, 2007 Beckmann, Manny-Waseca, 1974, 75, 87, 88 Church, Roland-New Ulm, 1920, 21, 22 Gaarder, Bob-Mankato East, 1984, 86 Beetsch, Dick-Windom, 1966; Red Wing, 1971, 72 Chute, Wallace E.-Royalton, 1961 Gaffney, Kenneth-Olivia, 1919 Belluzzo, Onerato J.-Chisholm, 1960 Cink, Dave-LeCenter, 2000 Gainey, Daniel C.-Hancock, 1922 Bender, E. R.-Willmar, 1916, 17 Clark, Todd-Marshall School, Duluth, 2002 Galles, Frank-St. Paul Central, 1931 Bender, Steve-Rosemount, 1987 Cleve, Frank I.-Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1944, 45 Galovich, Dave-Crosby-lronton, 1987, 89, 93, 97, 98, 99 Benson, L. A.-Two Harbors, 1924 Cole, Bernard E.-Marshall, 1942 Galvin, Jim-White Bear Lake, 1984, 85, 95 Bentson, Jim – Pillager, 2002 Conlin, William-Red Wing, 1915 Gammons, Harry E.-Stillwater, 1914; St. Paul Mechanic Arts, Berven, Ove E.-Austin,1941, 42, 43, 46, 47, 51, 52, 53, 54, Connor, Thomas-Alexandria, 1950 1915 55, 58, 59, 60, 63 Cook, Richard-Windom, 1918 Gannon, John-Coon Rapids, 1983 Bestul, Julius-Bemidji, 1915 Cordes, Dick-Springfield, 1986 Gargaro, Chris-Hill-Murray, 2002 Betzen, Don-Granite Falls, 1968 Cordes, Matt-New London-Spicer, 2006 Garmen, Greg-Crookston, 2005 Biewen, Gene-Mankato Wilson, 1976; Mankato West, 1991 Courtney, C. Wayne-Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1956, 57 Gautschi, Mark-St. Anthony Village, 1984 Bisel, Chet A.-Lynd, 1946 Cowles, Osborne, B.-Rochester,1923 George, Lloyd-Buffalo, 1925 Bjelland, Donald-Brownton, 1958 Cox, David-Chisago Lakes, 1983 Gerber, Mark-Eastview, Apple Valley, 2005 Bjorklund, Bob -Fergus Falls, 1984, 86, 90 Crays, William-Fergus Falls, 1916, 17 Geske, Jim-Mounds View, 1966 Black, Rodney-Danube, 1961, 62, 79 Critchley, Ted-Waseca, 2002 Ghizoni, Dick-St. Agnes, 1994, 95 Blakeslee, C. P.-Mankato, 1920, 21, 22 Critchley, Tom-Hawley, 1987; Roseville Area, 1997 Glynn, Gene-Mankato Loyola, 1990 Blanski, Mike-Brooklyn Center, 1983 Critchley, Tom Jr.-Ulen-Hitterdal, 2003, 04 Granlund, Greg-Totino-Grace, Fridley, 2006 Bleecker, H. L.-Stephen, 1920 Croyle, George-Willmar, 1913 Gray, John-Breck School, Golden Valley, 2006 Blomlie, John-Mound, 1973, 74 Damberg, Alvern-Willmar, 1929 Gray, Weldon S.-Appleton, 1952 Blooflat, Brad-Cass Lake-Bena, 2001 Dammann, William-Brainerd, 1933 Greenslit, Robert-Renville, 1954 Bloom, Dennis-Stillwater Area, 2005 Davidson, H. R.-St. James, 1923 Gremmels, James-Glenwood, 1956 Blume, Franklin-Albert Lea, 1917 Deanovic, Peter J.-Columbia Heights, 1930 Grewe, Garry-Pequot Lakes, 2004, 06, 07 Bockovich, Dale-Cook County, Grand Marais, 2003 Decker, Rich-Kenyon, 1980; Rochester Lourdes, 1999, 2000 Griebenow, Henry E.-Mountain Lake, 1913, 14, 15 Boe, Doug-Burnsville, 2004 DeHaan, Gene-Southwest Minnesota Christian (Edgerton), Grina, Gordon-Cass Lake,1934 Boelter, Franz-Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 1993, 94, 1986 Groff, Dave-Clara City, 1983 2002 DeMars, Jon-Irondale, New Brighton, 2001 Guida, Nicholas-Buffalo, 2007 Bolger, Lowell C.-Hawley, 1959 Denny, Kenneth-Preston, 1973 Gulsvig, Chuck-Moorhead, 1987, 92, 94, 98, 99, 2000, 02 Bolin, Warren-Osseo, 1988 DesJarlait, Douglas-Red Lake, 1997, 98, 99, 2002, 03 Gunderson, Chuck-Forest Lake, 1994, 99 Boone, Louis-Minneapolis Washburn, 1994 Devney, Mike-Carlton, 1998, 99, Esko 2003 Gustafson, Earl-Lyle, 1962 Boone, Tom-Mankato West, 2004 Dewey, Pat-East Central, 1990 Gustafson, Ed-Pipestone, 1989 Borcher, Herbert-New Prague, 1925 Dimick, Jim-Richfield, 2005, 06 Guy, George-Hopkins, 1917 Borchert, B. F.-Gaylord, 1926 Dittberner, Tim-Le Sueur, 1985, 86, 88 Guzy, Grant-Spring Lake Park, 2004, 07 Bowe, Loy F.-Winona 1924, 26, 32, 34 Dolan, Don-Annandale, 2004 Haddorff, Oscar-Austin, 1972 Braaten,David-Greenway (Coleraine), 1985 Domek, Roy-Moorhead, 1941, 42 Hagen, J. B.-Detroit Lakes, 1918 Brady, BiII-Ada, 1962 Donlon, Earl P.-Morton, 1924 Haig, Robert-Morton, 1921 Brandt, H. V.-Fulda, 1920 Donlon, H. M.-Morton, 1920 Hakes, Gordon-Mankato, 1968, 71; Mankato West, 1975, 80 Brenner, Torm-Cloquet, 1997, 98, 2000 Dooley, Roger W.-Thief River Falls, 1932 Hall, Frank-Little Falls, 1919 Brink, Bob-Rocori, 1979, 88, 89, 92, 95, 96, 98, 99, 2001, Dove, Steve-Glencoe, 1978, 79 Hamlin, Phillip-New Ulm, 1917 05, 06 , 07 Dreissig, Gary-Rush City, 1989 Handahl, Al-Danube, 1980 Brink, Dan-St. Paul Central, 1979, 80, 81, 82, 84, 86, 89, St. Dunphy, Erwin-Little Falls,1922 Hanna, Glen A.-Moorhead, 1926, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34 Paul Como Park, 2003 Dunrud, Bryan-New York Mills, 2006 Hanson, James H.-Mahtomedi, 1961 Broekhuis, Dan-Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton, Eckhoff, Don-Benson, 1964 Hanson, Mike-Willmar, 1987, 88 2001, 02 Edwards, V. A.-Pipestone, 1919 Hanzel, Albert J.-St. Paul Marshall, 1947 Brown, J. L.-Redwood Falls, 1934 Eggenbrecht, Otto-Minneapolis South, 1927 Continued on page 71

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Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Continued from page 70 Juillerat, Dick-Brainerd, 1979 McAthie, Tim-Zumbrota-Mazeppa, 2003 Harman, Joseph-New Ulm, 1937 Karn, Bob-St. Cloud Cathedral, 2000 McClelland, Jack-Hutchinson, 1943, 45 Harms, Vernon-Christ’s Household of Faith, 2001 Kauls, Zigurds-Mounds View, 1972, 73, 79, 86, 90, 91, 94, McDonald, Bob-Chisholm, 1973, 74, 75, 81, 82, 91, 92, 95 Hastings, James L.-Duluth Central, 1961, 67, 68, 69, 71, 77, 98, 99, 2002, 03, 05 McDonald, Mike-Cambridge, 1991 79, 85, 86 Keck, Lynn-Sanborn, 1984 McDonald, Thomas A-Ely, 2001 Hasz, Herb-Crookston, 1988 Keenan, Gerald-St. Paul Mechanic Arts, 1975 McEnroe, L. E.-Willmar, 1915 Haugen, Rex-Pelican Rapids, 1977, 84, 93 Keller, Warren-Argyle, 1982, 91 McGaffey, E. O.-Buffalo, 1919 Hauser, Karl-Hopkins, 1923 Kellett, Fred M.-Brainerd,1949, 51, 54, 58 McKee, Bill-Cretin-Derham Hall, 2001, Blaine, 2004 Hawkinson, S. M.-Brownton, 1944 Kelly, Coleman-St. Paul Central, 1965 McKee, Edwin F.-St. Paul Mechanic Arts, 1916, 25 Hayes, Pat-Waconia, 2006, 07 Kelly, Jack-Windom, 1973, 76, 80 McKeever, Kevin-Norman Co. East, Twin Valley, 1998 Hedstrom, John-Minnetonka, 1998, 99 Keman, Ed-Robbinsdale, 1950 McKenzie, Larry-Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1999, 2000, 01, Hegseth, Brian-Forest Lake, 1988 Kenney, John-Winona, 1961 02, 03 Heis, Neal S.-Faribault, 1927 Kent, Ronald-Lake City, 1915 McLain, Donald J.-South St. Paul, 1970 Heitkamp, Bill-Brainerd,1991 Kerbaugh, Scot-Mahnomen, 1990 McMann, Clair G.-St. Paul Humboldt, 1935 Hendricks, Scott-Moose Lake/Willow River, 2005 Kermeen, Clayton-Crosby-Ironton, 1962 McNeal, Bret-Minneapolis North Community, 2002, 03 Henrickson, Todd-Barnesville, 1999 Kern, Ted-Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, 2005 McNish, Robert N.-Red Wing, 1936; Rochester, 1944, 49, 50 Henry, Ralph L.-New Ulm, 1918 Kerrigan, Ray E.-Halstad, 1952 McQueen, G. Leigh-Waseca, 1918 Hentges, Frank-Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1991, 97 Keto, Wayne-Gilbert,1951 Maaske, Tim-Blaine, 1996 Hested, Ronald-Kenyon 1970; Fairmont, 1990 Kieffer, Mark-Rochester Mayo, 1996, 97 Madden, El S.-Red Wing, 1945 Hightower, Clarence-St. Agnes, St. Paul, 2005 Kiefler, Edward-Wadena, 1922, 23 Madson, Joe-Mankato East, 2003, 05 Highum, Terry-Peterson, 1986 Kilbourne, William-St. Paul Humboldt, 1914, 18, 19 Maetzold, Russell S. "Butsie"-Hopkins, 1942, 48, 51, 52, 53 Hilgers, Frank-New Prague, 1928 King, Bill-Orr, 1976, 78, 84 Magnus, Fred-Aitkin, 1914 Hill, Hib-Robbinsdale, 1970, 71, 75 Kirchoff, Norman E.-New Ulm, 1919 Manaugh, H. C.-St. Cloud Tech, 1924 Hirst, Ivan-Climax/Fisher, 2004 Kirkeberg, S. F.-Pipestone, 1924 Manion, Norbert M.-Luverne, 1935, 36, 38 Hoberg, Chester R.-Mountain Lake, 1947; Willmar, 1954 Kirkeby, Kyle-Ortonville, 2000, 02 Manning, Michael-St. Thomas Academy, 1996 Hoekstra, Cal-Southwest Minnesota Christian (Edgerton), Kjorness, Steve-Westbrook, 1982; Westbrook-Walnut Grove, Manthy, E. J.-Chisholm, 1919 1988, 99, 2000 1991, 94 Maroney, Francis J.-Princeton, 1932 Hoffman, Don-Park Rapids, 1970 Klasen, Randy-Elk River Area, 2001, 03, 04, 06 Mattke, Glen-Marshall, 1963 Hoghaug, M. A.-Appleton, 1927 Klaus, Walter E.-Albert Lea, 1918 Maus, Kurt-Maple Grove, 2005 Holcombe, Dwight M.-Kasota, 1920; St. Peter, 1922, 23 Klawitter, Keith-Cedar Mountain (Morgan), 1985 Merry, Ray-Luverne, 1964 Holland, W. H.-Litchfield, 1918 Klingsporn, Mark-Tartan, Oakdale, 1998, 99, 2000, 01, 02, Meyer, Jeff-Milaca, 2003 Holm, Adam-Osseo, 2001, 02 03, 04, 05 Meyer, Ron-Aitkin, 1982 Holm, Lloyd M.-Red Wing, 1940, 41; Duluth Denfeld, 1947; Knutson, Bob New London-Spicer, 1994, 95, 96 Michels, L. L.-Gilbert, 1926 St. Louis Park, 1962 Knutson, Charles-Fairmont, 1924 Mikulich, Walter M.-Breckenridge, 1938, 40 Holman, Henry R.-St. Paul Mechanic Arts, 1930 Knutson, K. B.-Triumph-Monterey, 1937 Miller, Claude E.-Hutchinson, 1939 Holmseth, Bruce-Albany, 1997 Koch, Scott-Park (Cottage Grove), 1973 Miller, Greg-Robbinsdale Armstrong, 2004, 07 Holsten, John-Glenwood, 1985; Alexandria, 1997, 2000, 02 Koivisto, Mel-Proctor, 1964 Millerbernd, Tom-Littlefork-Big Falls, 1983 Holte, William-Blue Earth, 1956 Korf, Brian-Lester Prairie, 2007 Mitchell, Weston W. Minneapolis Central, 1921, 23 Holten, Herman-Montevideo, 1956 Kortuem, Ray-Two Harbors, 1971 Mitteco, Louis D.-Totino Grace, 1993, 98, 2000, 03 Hoover, Harold V.-Marshall, 1923 Kovach. Frank J.-Excelsior, 1927, 28 Moe, Sherman-Duluth East, 1987 Hoover, W. J.-Fosston, 1913, 14 Kramer, A. J.-Roseau, 1946 Moening, Herman "Butch"-Montgomery Lonsdale, 1982 Horyza, Len-Cretin, 1976; Cretin-Derham Hall, 1990, 91, 92, Kramer, Reginald-Madison, 1922, 23 Mona, Luther-Minneapolis South, 1969 93, 94, 95 Kreun, Darrell-Gaylord, 1969, 73, 98 Montgomery, H. D.-Gilbert, 1939 Howard, Jim-Rosemount, 1978 Krough, Levi H.-Preston, 1929 Moore, John-Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2007 Hunt, Vincent R.-Northfield, 1928, 32 Kugath, Bruce-Shakopee, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 Moren, Ray-Duluth Central, 1950 Hurst, Lawrence G.-Virginia, 1928 Mork, Paul-White Bear Lake, 1972 Hutchins, David-Luverne, 1965, 67 Kunze, Bob Duluth East, 1995, 96, 2001 Kvaale, Ken-Ellsworth, 2003 Moyle, Theodore-Willmar, 1924 Hutton, Joe, Jr.-Bloomington Lincoln, 1972 Mrkonich, Joe-Duluth East, 1966 Laager, Ryan-Champlin Park, 2005 Hutton, Tom-Hopkins Eisenhower, 1971 Mulder, Bob-Morris, 1980 Ladehoff, Bob-Tracy-Milroy, 1987 Ihnot, Tom-St. Thomas Academy, 1985, 88 Mulder, Kevin-B D R S H, Renville, 1999 Lagather, Michael-Bemidji, 1947, 48, 49 Ingram, Robin-Minneapolis North, 1990, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 Mulder, Roger-Central MN Christian, Prinsburg, 1998 Lamppa, Josh-Nashwauk-Keewatin, 2004 Ireland, Dan-Mankato Loyola, 2001, 02, 03, 04 Munson, Burton A.-Mountain Lake, 1946, 48, 51, 52 Lane, David-Mayer Lutheran, 2000 Isaacson, Roger D.-Canby, 1950, 51 Muth, Lyle-GibbonFairfax-Winthrop, 1991, 92 Larson, Larry A.-Wabasso, 1997 Iverson, Todd-Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls, 2000, 02 Mutschler, Duane-Luverne, 1971; Stillwater, 1976, 77, 80, Jackson, Alfred K.-Virginia, 1915, 16, 17, 20 Larson, Richard-Hibbing, 1989 82, 89, 97 Jackson. C. J.-Grand Rapids, 1925 Larson, Ron-St. Francis, 1990, 99, 2000 Nace, Jeff-Duluth Denfeld, 2001, 04 Jackson, Myron-Crookston, 1922, 23 Lasley, Steve-St. Paul Central, 2000 Nace, Paul-Duluth Morgan Park, 1979 Jacobi, John J.-Minneapolis North, 1933, 38 LaVelle, Max-Monticello, 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99 Nelson, Bob-Pine River-Backus, 2001 Jamieson, William J.-Mountain Lake, 1917 LeBoutillier, Steve-Storden-Jeffers, 1993 Nelson, Gary-MACCRAY, Clara City, 1996 Jangor, Herb-Chisago Lakes Area, 1997 Lee, George E.-Thief River Falls, 1937, 38 Nelson, Harry P.-St. Paul Washington, 1942, 43 Jefferson, L. J.-Plainview, 1913 Leim, Harry M.-Worthington, 1921 Nett, John A.-Winona Cotter, 1976, 77, 81, 82, 84 Jensen, Jim-Wellcome Memorial, 1977 Leib, John-Faribault, 1921 Nett, John H.-Albany,1971, 81 Jepma, Dennis-Hancock, 2003 Leiss, Kent-Climax/Fisher, 1994 Newell, Ronald-Mapleton, 1979 Jerabek, Mike-Prior Lake, 1976, 77, 78 Leonard, Brian-White Bear Lake Area, 2000 Newman, Rich-Barnum, 2007 Jett, Willie-Park Center, 1997 LeSuer, Craig-Minneapolis South, 1992 Nichols, H. G.-St. Cloud Tech, 1929 Jimenez, John-Mankato Loyola, 1989; Redwood Valley, Liljedahl, Petrus-Little Falls, 1918 Nielsen, George H.-Stillwater, 1946 1995, 97, 98 Lindahl, Roger-Benson, 2006 Nielsen, Richard-Carlton, 1959; Granite Falls, 1960 Johns, Rex K.-Faribault, 1920 Lindenmeyer, John-Thief River Falls, 1939 Nihart, F. D.-Montevideo, 1924 Johnsrud, Phil-Minnewaska Area, Glenwood, 2001 Lindstrand, A. G.-Ada, 1933 Ninham, Dan-Cass Lake-Bena, 2005, 07 Johnson, Clarence-Esko, 1955 Linehan, Dave-Melrose, 1970, 71 Nordy, Oliver M.-Rochester, 1931, 33, 37 Johnson, Clark-Brainerd, 1971, 72 Lingen, Bryce-Stephen-Argyle Central, 2006 Norgard, Harold A.-North St. Paul, 1959, 60, 71, 72 Johnson, Dave-Mankato East, 1999, 2000 Linton, Doug-New Life Academy of Woodbury, 2003, 04 Novak, Kenny-Hopkins Linbergh, 1974 Johnson, Einer-Red Wing, 1913 Lipp, Steve-Breckenridge, 1976, 78, 79 Novak, Kenny Jr.-Blaine, 1987; Hopkins, 1993, 94, 97, 99, Johnson, H. L.-Bagley, 1927 Litfin, Jerry-Delano, 1993 2002, 03, 05, 06 Johnson, Harvey G. A.-Pemberton, 1957 Little, Ray J.-Buffalo, 1917 O'Brien, Mike-Winona Cotter, 1985 Johnson, Marvin-Blue Earth, 1923; Faribault, 1925 Longley, Lawrence-Little Falls, 1920 O'Brien, Mike-Watertown-Meyer, 1986 Johnson, Mel-Bemidji, 1985 Lopata, Louis M.-Minneapolis Edison, 1943 Odanovich, Joseph M.-Crosby-Ironton, 1947, 48, 52 Johnson, Mike-Clara City, 1978 Loughrea, Edward F.-Buhl, 1935, 36 O'Dell, Griffith C.-Rochester, 1940 Johnson, Ray C.-Red Wing, 1933 Lubke, Oscar L.-Farmington, 1937 Okeson, Markus-Ellsworth, 2006, 07 Johnson, Roger-Robbinsdale Cooper, 1975 Luoma, Jack-Bemidji, 1974, 78 Olin, Harry-Rush City, 1915, 16 Johnson, Roger-Lac qui Parle Valley, 1992 Lutz, Joseph M.-Mora, 1958 Ollrich, Arthur-Hutchinson, 1964, 66 Johnson, Vaughan-Thief River Falls, 1916 MacDonald, James-Fridley, 2002 Olson, Byron-East Grand Forks, 1951 Johnson, Victor A.-Wayzata, 1925, 26 MacMillan, Walter-Hibbing, 1914, 21 Continued on page 72

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Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Continued from page 71 Sanborn, Daryl-Fulda, 1975 Thompson, M. A.-Albert Lea, 1936 Olson, Earl-Balaton, 1932 Sandberg, Roger-Ortonville, 1982 Thompson, Richard-Minneapolis North, 1972; Minneapolis Olson, Len-Owatonna, 1989, 90, 91 Sangster, Earl Y.-Austin, 1925, 26, 28 Washburn, 1978 Olson, Richard A.-Edgerton, 1960, 61; Virginia,1965 Savre, Bob-Edina, 1983 Thoreson, L. C. "Whitey"-Minneapolis Central, 1949, 1971 Omerza, Ron-Lake of the Woods, 1980 Schaefer, Otto-Melrose, 1960 Thorson, Dave-De La Salle, 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 03, 05, Opheim, Dave-Henning,1965, 66 Schaffer, Roger-Marshall, 1997 06 Orrison, C. H.-McIntosh, 1924 Schiffler, Del-Melrose, 1972, 73, 74; Woodbury, 1978, 83, Thuli, Matt-Holy Family Catholic, Victoria, 2007 Orth, Jerry-Aurora-Hoyt Lakes, 1987 87 Thune, Elgar A.-Moorhead, 1924, 25 Otterblad, Larry-Silver Bay,1977 Schmidt, Augie-St. Louis Park, 1978, 79, 80 Thurnblad, John M.-Wayzata, 1959 Oxton, John-Lakeville, 1995, 2004, Lakeville North, 2006 Schmidt, Corwin-Ceyton, 1985 Timberlake, Harold C.-Lake City, 1918 Pack, Chris-Hayfield, 2001 Schmidt, Earl C.-Stillwater, 1913 Tinklenberg, Todd-Pipestone Area, 2003 Parkins, Ray F.-Duluth Central, 1922; Minneapolis Edison, Schmiesing, Fred-Tartan, 1978; North, North St. Paul, 1999 Tobin, Mike-Eden Prairie, 1996, 98 1926, 28, 35, 36, 37 Schoeck, Dave-Hancock, 1997 Todnem, Louis-Mankato, 1931, 32, 34, 41, 43, 44, 45, 49, Partridge, C. A.-Buffalo,1918 Schrader, F. A.-Fosston, 1919 50 Pasche, Steve-Hawley, 2000 Schroeder, Roger-Willmar, 1974, 83, 85 Tolo, Chuck-Duluth East, 2006 Paul, C. E.-Faribault, 1913 Schropp, Clifton F.-St. Cloud, 1917; St. Cloud Technical, Tompkins, Howard L.-Rochester, 1957 Pauly, Kurt-Robbinsdale Cooper, 2006 1921, 23 Tonolli, David-Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton, 1996, 97 Pearson, Tom-Duluth Central, 2007 Schueller, Bob-Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, 2004 Torgerson, Mark-Morris Area, 1994, 2004 Pederson, Homer-Fosston, 1917 Schuler, Gary-Warren, 1979, 81, 84, 89, Fergus Falls, 2004 Torgrimson, Robert-Redwood Falls, 1977, 2004 Pelowski, Dan-Chaska, 2004 Schutte, Eric-Concordia Academy, Roseville, 2004 Torrey, F. A.-Arlington, 1921 Percuoco, Mike-St. John's Prep, 1984 Schwankl, Orville L.-Mankato, 1958, 59 Torwick, Leonard A.-St. Paul Mechanic Arts, 1934 Pergol, Angelo F.-Cloquet, 1958 Schwartz, N. E.-Sandstone, 1917, 19, 20, 21, 22 Trewick, Paul-Apple Valley,1988 Perrel, Dan-Watertown-Mayer, 1999 Seikkula, Bob-Cloquet, 1962 Trochlil, Bennett-Cloquet, 1963 Peschel, Don-Sauk Centre, 1998 Selisker, William L.-Sauk Centre, 1961, 63; Crosby-Ironton, Trochlil, Wally-Howard Lake, 1972; Elk River, 1993, 97, 98 Peterka, Dan-Battle Lake, 2005 1969 Troxel, O. L.-Fosston, 1921 Peterson, Arthur A.-St. Paul Humboldt, 1949 Selk, Larry-East Grand Forks, 1968, 71 Turner, Dennis-Storden-Jeffers, 1981 Peterson, George-Austin,1916 Senske, E. James-New Ulm, 1975 Ulveling, Kraig-Red Wing, 1999, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04 Peterson, Jack-Cambridge, 1978 Sheplee, Merv-New Prague, 1976, 83, 97 Urbanek, Mathew-International Falls, 2000 Peterson, Lynn-Staples, 1981, 82, 83, 86, 89, 90, 95, 96, 97, Shonka, Doug-New Prague, 1955, 56 Uselman, Erik-Cromwell, 1996 2000, 01 Shrake, Joe-De La Salle, 1975, 83 Van Roekel, Jerris-Jackson, 1987 Peterson, Paul-Twin Valley, 1977 Siemers, Maynard-Faribault, 1945 Vanderwerf, Dave-Dawson-Boyd, 1991 Peterson, Rocky-Winona, 2007 Simmons, Vern-St. Paul Johnson, 2004, 06, 07 Vanek, Jerry-Renville, 1971, 72 Petrich, Peter-Red Wing, 1953, 54, 57 Sjoberg, Mike-St. Thomas Academy, 1998, 2000, 01, 06, 07 Vaughan, Bob-Braham Bombers, 2004, 05, 06, 07 Philion, Steve-Clearbrook-Gonvick, 1992, 93 Skalbeck, Archie M.-Sleepy Eye, 1936; Virginia, 1937, 38 Veglahn, Arnold "Judge"-St. James, 1954, 72, 74 Plitzuweit, Eric-Rochester John Marshall, 2003 Skinner, Merrill-Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, 1978, 79, Villars, Wendell D.-Austin, 1913 2002 Poncelet, Tony-Goodhue, 2004 Virgin, Kurt-Eagan, 1998, 99, 2001, 05 Smith, D. Otis-White Bear Lake, 1921 Poole, Jim-Blooming Prairie, 1966 Vitalis, Earl-Tyler, 1924 Smith, Dennis-Montevideo, 1976 Portis, Charles-St. Paul Highland Park, 1999 Vix, Tom-Rushford, 1989; Rushford-Peterson, 1991, 97, 98, Smith, Efrem-Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1998 99, 2000, 01, 05, 06, 07 Presthes, Robert-Bagley, 1942 Snyder, Donald-Winona, 1956; Bloomington, 1963 VonLauern, W. P.-Northfield, 1916 Preston, Gregg-Hillcrest Lutheran, Fergus Falls, 1999, 2001 Snyder, Jerry-Lake City, 1978, 79, 83, 90 Vorachek, Gary-Barnesville, 1975 Prohofsky, Ed-Marshall-University, 1976, 77, 80 Sorknes, Herbert J.-Hendricks, 1929 Vorwald, Ron-Worthington, 1994, 98 Queen, Anthony-Minneapolis North, 1980, 81, 82, 83, 84, Spafford, Paul-Dover-Eyota, 2006 85, 86 Vos, Jerry-St. Cloud Apollo, 1973 Stallings, Leland-Breckenridge, 1915 Vujovich, Peter-St. Paul Highland Park, 1968 Quenette, Bill-Moorhead, 1968, 81 Staloch, Tim-Maple Lake, 1998 Wabeke, Bastian "Cap"-Ruthton, 1981 Raasch, Chester-Tracy, 1940 Starner, Stuart-Richfield, 1973, 74 Wagner, Jeff-Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 2000 Raiche, Tom-St. Cloud Cathedral, 1999 Starns, Greg-Minnewaska Area, 1992 Wall, Jeffrey-Maranatha Christian Academy, 2006 Ranta, Donald-AlBrook, 2006 Steffes, Neil-Fertile-Beltrami, 1995, 96, 2001 Wallblom, Charles G.-St. Paul Monroe, 1951 Rantanen, Jason-Marshall County Central, Newfolden, 2005 Stegner, Warren E.-Ortonville,1918 Walker, Dave-Maple River, 1993, 94 Ray, Jeff-Bethany Academy, Bloomington, 1999 Stensgard, Jerry-Lewiston-Altura, 2002 Walker, Steve-St. James, 2003 Reagan, Thomas-Aurora, 1956 Sterrett, Jack E.-Glencoe, 1931 Wanamaker, William-Anoka, 1963, 64, 73, 74 Redetzke, Russ-Barnum, 1983 Stinar, Ray-Mahnomen, 1973, 75, 76 Warner, Cactus Norman County West, 1986, 87, 97 Reeck, Bruce-Winona,1979 Stock, Arthur J.-Virginia, 1943, 44, 52 Wasgatt, Robert B.-Montevideo, 1933 Rees, John N.-St. Paul Johnson, 1922, 23, 24 Stockton, Kenneth W.-Kasota, 1924; Falls, 1930 Weinzierl, Michael C.-Tower-Soudan, 1946 Retica, Mario M.-Buhl, 1942; Hibbing, 1948, 49, 53, 54, 57 Story, Hartley-Walnut Grove, 1957; Thief River Falls, 1960 Wells, Jeff-Rochester John Marshall, 1992, 93; Rochester Riley, Ray-Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, 1988, 89, 90 Stover, Willis-New Ulm, 1927 Century, 2002 Ring, Wendell-Park Center, 1987 Stowell, Lloyd L.-Waseca, 1919 Welter, Dennis-Chaska, 1981, 82, 90, 92, 93 Riordan, John-St. Paul Central, 1938 Straiton, J. Howard-Hutchinson, 1948 Weum, Larry-Robbinsdale Armstrong, 1988, 89, 95 Roach, Roy R.-Wheaton, 1920, 21; Austin, 1922, 23 Strand, Brad-Pelican Rapids, 2003, 06 Wieme, Jerry-Kenyon-Wanamingo, 1998, 2001 Robbins, Horace M.-Bemidji, 1931, 35, 36, 40 Strand, Hartvick "Shocky"-Moorhead 1953, 67 Wigen, Ray A.-Buffalo, 1920, 21, 22 Roberts, Don-Simley, 1974 Strey, Howard-St. Peter, 1995 Wilburn, B. H.-Albert Lea, 1927 Rockstad, Don-Littlefork-Big Falls, 1972 Strey, Howie-Austin, 1981, 82 Williams, Evan O.-Minneapolis South, 1920, 24 Rodberg, Jerry-Edina West, 1973 Strommen, Steve-Bloomington Kennedy, 1977, 84 Willis, Harold-Ortonville, 1955 Roels, Carlton B.-Crosby-Ironton, 1946 Stroup, Chris-Osakis, 2006 Wilson, R. C.-Luverne, 1913 Roels, Harvey J.-Chisholm, 1930, 31, 32, 33, 34, 40 Stussy, Lloyd-Wells, 1962, 63, 69 Winans, Luke-Mountain Iron-Buhl, 2000, 05 Roesch, Jon-Sauk Rapids-Rice, 2003 Sullivan, Jerry-Fairmont, 1942 Wind, John-Cass Lake-Bena, 2001 Roese, Harry E.-Alexandria, 1921 Sundberg, Alfred R.-St. Paul Mechanic Arts, 1929 Windemuth, Richard-Appleton, 1938 Rolando, Don-Cook County, Grand Marais, 2002 Sundin, Lloyd-Owatonna, 1924 Winter, Brian-Faribauit, 1998 Rolando, Jim-Eveleth, 1970 Suter, Chad-Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 2002 Wohler, Barry-Marshall, 2001 Rolfe, Arthur-Red Wing, 1919, 20 Swanson, Lee-Thief River Falls, 1974 Wohler, Jerry-Bird Island-Lake Lillian, 1980, 81 Ronglien, Larry-Edina, 1991 Swansson, Scott-Woodbury, 2006, 07 Wold, Al-Faribault, 1965; Rochester John Marshall, 1969, Rops, Tom-Luverne, 2005, 07 Tangen, Don-Glencoe-Silver Lake, 1997, 2001 73, 84, 85 Ross, Raymond J.-Minneapolis Washburn, 1941, 46, 55 Tank, Dave-Anoka, 1981, 92, 93 Wolfe, Dan-New Ulm Cathedral, 1999 Roth, Frank-Hancock, 1923 Tauber, Michael-Rockford, 2005 Woock, Herman M.-Crosby-Ironton, 1932, 35, 37, 38, 44, 45 Roufs, Peter-Sleepy Eye St. Mary's, 1998, 2005, 06 Taylor, Harold-Aurora, 1923 Young, Bruce-Long Prairie, 1991; Long Prairie-Grey Eagle, Rowell, Alex-Minneapolis North, 1976 Taylor, Hartness-Albert Lea, 1919 1998, 99, 2002 Rowen, O. J.-Winona, 1914 Taylor, Randy-Martin Co. West, Sherburn, 1998 Young Ross N.-Stillwater, 1920, 22 Roysland, Mike-Win-E-Mac, Erskine, 2000 Taylor, Rog-Rosemount, 1971 Young, Verl-Austin, 1939 Ruliffson, Dave-Minneapolis Washburn, 1974 Theisen, Tim-Osseo, 2003 Ziemann, Lowell-Marshall, 1970, 74 Ruzich, Steve-Dawson, 1949 Thielke, Randy-Hancock, 1998 Zierden, Don Jr.-De La Salle, 1985 Saarela, Dick-Proctor, 1972 Thompson, Kirk-Plainview, 2004; Plainview-Elgin Millville, Zipoy, M. W.-Little Falls, 1916 Sabart, Dennis-Eveleth, 1986 2007 Zopfi, Ron-Maple Grove, 2000 St. John, Irv-Duluth East, 1972, 73, 80, 81, 82 Thompson, Larry-Lakeville South, 2007 Zwak, Mike-Duluth Central, 1992, 93

72 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Participants — 1913-2007 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 2002, 2004 Burnsville ...... 2004 AAAA Runner-up Edgerton ...... 1960 Champion, 1961 Ada ...... 1933, 1962, 1966 Butterfield-Odin ...... 1978 Edina ...... 1964, 1966 Champion, 1967 Champion, Aitkin ...... 1914, 1982 Caledonia ...... 1995, 1996, 1997 AA Champion 1968 Champion, 1983, 1991 Albany ...... 1971, 1981, 1997 Cambridge ...... 1978, 1991 Edina West...... 1973 Albert Lea ...... 1917, 1918, 1919 Champion, Canby...... 1950, 1951 Runner-up Elk River ...... 1993, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 1927, 1936, 2005 Carlton . . . . 1959 Runner-up, 1998 A Runner-up, 1999 2004, 2006 AlBrook, Saginaw...... 2006 Cass Lake...... 1934 Ellsworth . . . . . 2003 A Runner-up, 2006 A Runner-up, Alexander Ramsey...... 1969, 1971, 1974, 1975 Cass Lake-Bena ...... 2001, 2005, 2007 A Runner-up 2007 A Champion Alexandria ...... 1921, 1943 Runner-up, 1950, Cedar Mountain (Morgan-Franklin) ...... 1985 Ely ...... 1929, 1945 Runner-up, 2001 1997, 2000, 2002 Central MN Christian, Prinsburg ...... 1998 Esko...... 1955, 2003 Andover ...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Ceylon ...... 1985 Eveleth ...... 1970, 1986 Annandale ...... 2004 Champlin Park ...... 2005 Excelsior ...... 1927 Runner-up, 1928 Anoka ...... 1948, 1963, 1964, 1973 AA Champion & Chaska ...... 1981 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 1982, Fairmont ...... 1924, 1942, 1955, 1990 Playoff Champion, 1974, 1981 AA Champion, 1990, 1992, 1993, 2004 AAAA Champion Faribault ...... 1913, 1920, 1921, 1925, 1927, 1938, 1992 AA Champion, 1993 AA Runner-up Chatfield ...... 2005 1945, 1965 Runner-up, 1986, 1998 Appleton...... 1927 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1928, Cherry, Iron ...... 1997 Farmington...... 1937 1930, 1938, 1952 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 1983 AA Fergus Falls ...... 1916, 1917, 1920, 1957, 1984, Apple Valley...... 1988, 1994, 2000, 2007 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1997 1986 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 1990, 2004 Argyle ...... 1982, 1991 Chisholm ...... 1919 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1930, Fertile-Beltrami . 1995, 1996 Sweet Sixteen Runner-up, Arlington ...... 1921 1931, 1932 Runner-up, 1933, 1934 Champion, 2001 Aurora...... 1923 Champion, 1956 1940, 1960, 1973 A Champion & Playoff Runner-up, Forest Lake ...... 1988, 1994, 1999 Aurora-Hoyt Lakes...... 1987 1974, 1975 A Champion & Playoff Runner-up, Fosston ...... 1913 Champion, 1914, 1915, 1917, Austin ...... 1913, 1916, 1922, 1923 Runner-up, 1981, 1982 A Runner-up, 1991 A Champion, 1918, 1919, 1921 1925, 1926, 1928, 1935 Champion, 1939, 1992, 1995 Franklin ...... 1965 1941, 1942, 1943, 1946 Champion, 1947, Christ’s Household of Faith, St. Paul . 2001 A Runner-up Fridley ...... 2002 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955 Runner-up, Clara City...... 1978, 1983 A Sportsmanship Trophy Fulda ...... 1920, 1975 1958 Champion, 1959, 1960 Runner-up, 1963, Clearbrook-Gonvick ...... 1992, 1993 Gaylord . . . . 1926 Champion & Sportsmanship Trophy, 1972 AA Runner-up, 1981 AA Runner-up, 1982 Climax/Fisher ...... 1994, 2004 1969, 1973 Austin Pacelli...... 1992 A Champion Cloquet ...... 1958, 1962, 1963 Runner-up, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop ...... 1991, 1992, 2007 B D R S H, Renville ...... 1999 1988, 1997, 1998, 2000 Gilbert...... 1926 Runner-up, 1939, 1951 Champion Badger/Greenbush-Middle River ...... 2007 Columbia Heights...... 1930 Glencoe ...... 1931 Champion, 1935 Runner-up, Bagley ...... 1927, 1942, 2002, 2007 Concordia Academy, Roseville...... 2004 1977, 1978, 1979 Balaton...... 1932 Cook County, Grand Marais...... 2002, 2003 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1997, 2001 Barnesville ...... 1919, 1975, 1999 Coon Rapids...... 1983 AA Runner-up Glenwood ...... 1956, 1985 A Sportsmanship Trophy Barnum ...... 1983 A Champion, 2007 Cooper ...... 1975 Goodhue ...... 2004 Battle Lake ...... 2005 Cretin ...... 1976 Grand Rapids . . . 1913, 1925, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2005 Becker ...... 1991, 2001 Cretin-Derham Hall...... 1990, 1991 AA Champion, Granite Falls...... 1947, 1953, 1959, 1960, 1968 Belle Plaine ...... 1999, 2005 1992 AA Runner-up, 1993 AA Champion, Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1985 Bemidji . . . . 1915, 1931, 1935, 1936 Champion, 1940, 1994, 1995, 2001 Halstad...... 1952 1941, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1948 Champion, 1949, Cromwell ...... 1996 Hancock . . 1922, 1923, 1997 A Champion, 1998, 2003 1950, 1953, 1954 Runner-up, 1955, 1956, 1957, Crookston. . . . . 1922, 1923, 1988, 2005 AA Runner-up Hawley...... 1959, 1987, 2000 1958, 1959, 1961 Runner-up, 1963, 1964, 1965, Crosby-Ironton . . . . . 1932, 1935, 1937 Sportsmanship Hayfield ...... 1967, 1968, 2001 AA Runner-up 1967, 1969, 1974 AA Champion & Playoff Runner-up, Trophy, 1938, 1944 Runner-up, 1945, 1946, Hendricks ...... 1929 Sportsmanship Trophy 1978, 1985 AA Champion 1947 Runner-up, 1948, 1952, 1962, 1969, Henning ...... 1965, 1966 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1987 A Runner-up, 1989, 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999 Hibbing ...... 1914, 1921 Sportsmanship Trophy, St. Louis Park ...... 2007 AAA Runner-up Danube ...... 1961, 1962, 1979, 1980 1948, 1949, 1953 Runner-up, 1954, 1957, Benson...... 1964, 2006 Dawson ...... 1949 1975, 1976 AA Runner-up, 1989 Bertha-Hewitt...... 1988, 2004, 2007 Dawson-Boyd...... 1991 Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls, . . 1999, 2001 Bethany Academy, Bloomington ...... 1999 Delano ...... 1993 Hill-Murray, Maplewood...... 2002 Bethlehem Academy, Faribault. . . . . 1993 A Runner-up, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis...... 1975, 1983, Holy Family Catholic, Victoria . . . . . 2007 AA Champion 1994, 2002 1985 A Champion, 1988 A Champion, Hopkins ...... 1917, 1923, 1942, 1948 Runner-up, Bigfork ...... 1988, 1994 1990, 1992 A Runner-up, 1993, 1951, 1952 Champion, 1953 Champion, Bird Island-Lake Lillian...... 1980 A Champion, 1997 AA Runner-up, 1998 AA Champion, 1993, 1994 AA Runner-up, 1997, 1999, 1981 A Champion 1999 AA Champion, 2000, 2001, 2002 AAAA Champion, 2003, 2005 AAAA Champion, Blaine ...... 1987 AA Runner-up, 1996, 2004 2003 AA Runner-up, 2005, 2006 AAA Champion 2006 Class AAAA Champion Blooming Prairie ...... 1966 Detroit Lakes ...... 1918 Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 1971 Bloomington ...... 1963 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton ...... 2004 Hopkins Lindbergh...... 1974 Bloomington Jefferson. . . . . 1975, 1976 AA Champion, Dover-Eyota ...... 2006 Howard Lake-Waverly...... 1914, 1972, 1978, 1981, 1982 AA Champion, 1985, Duluth Central...... 1918 Runner-up, 1979 A Runner-up 1986 AA Champion, 1987 AA Champion, 1990, 1922 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1950 Champion, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 2002 2000, 2001, 2002 AAAA Runner-up, 2007 1961 Champion, 1967, 1968, 1969 Runner-up, Hutchinson . . . . . 1939, 1943, 1945, 1948, 1964, 1966 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1977, 1984 1971 AA Champion & Playoff Champion, International Falls ...... 2000 Bloomington Lincoln ...... 1972 1977 AA Runner-up, 1979 AA Champion, Irondale, New Brighton ...... 2001 Blue Earth ...... 1913, 1923, 1956 Runner-up 1985 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, Jackson ...... 1987 Braham . . . . . 2004 AA Champion, 2005 AA Champion, 1986 AA Runner-up, 1992, 1993, 2007 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton ...... 1996,1997 2006 AA Champion, 2007 Duluth Denfeld ...... 1947 Champion, 2001, 2004 Kasota ...... 1920, 1924 Brainerd...... 1933, 1949, 1951, 1954 Champion, Duluth East ...... 1966 Runner-up, 1972, 1973, Kenyon...... 1970, 1980 1958 Runner-up, 1971, 1972, 1979, 1991 1980 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1981, Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 1998, 2001 AA Champion Breck School, Golden Valley...... 2006 AA Runner-up 1982 AA Runner-up & Sportsmanship Trophy, Lac qui Parle Valley, Madison ...... 1992 Breckenridge . . . . . 1915, 1939, 1940 Champion, 1976, 1987 AA School Spirit Award, 1995, 1996, Lake City ...... 1915, 1918, 1978 A Champion, 1978 A Runner-up, 1979 2001 AAAA Runner-up, 2006 AAA Runner-up 1979 A Champion, 1983, 1990 A Champion Brooklyn Center ...... 1973, 1983 Duluth Morgan Park...... 1979 Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 1980 A Runner-up Brownton ...... 1944, 1958 East Central (Sandstone-Askov) ...... 1990 Lakeville...... 1995, 2004 Buffalo ...... 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922, Eagan...... 1998 AAAA Runner-up, 1999, 2001, 2005 Lakeville North...... 2006 1925 Runner-up, 1926, 1931 Runner-up & East Grand Forks ...... 1951, 1968, 1971 Lakeville South ...... 2006, 2007 Sportsmanship Trophy, 2007 AAAA Champion Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2005 AAAA Runner-up LeCenter...... 2000 Buhl. . . . 1935, 1936, 1941 Champion, 1942 Champion Eden Prairie...... 1989, 1992, 1996, 1998, 2003 Continued on page 74

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Basketball 73 State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Participants — 1913-2007 Continued from page 73 Minnehaha Academy ...... 1996 1929 Runner-up, 1930, 1933 Champion, Lester Prairie ...... 1941, 2007 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, 1936 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1940 Runner-up, LeSueur...... 1985, 1986 A Champion, 1988 New Ulm ...... 1987 A School Spirit Trophy, 1997 1941 Runner-up, 1945, 1953, 1954, Lewiston-Altura ...... 2002 AA Runner-up Minnetonka. . . 1965 Champion, 1998 AAAA Champion, 1957 Runner-up, 1971 A Runner-up, 1972, Litchfield ...... 1918, 2000 AA Champion, 1999 Runner-up 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 AAA Runner-up, 2002 AA Champion, 2003 AA Champion Minnewaska Area, Glenwood...... 1992, 2001 2003, 2004 AAA Runner-up Little Falls ...... 1916, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1922, Montevideo ...... 1924, 1933, 1956, 1976 Redwood Falls ...... 1930 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1975 AA Champion & Playoff Champion, Montgomery-Lonsdale . . . 1982 Sportsmanship Trophy 1934, 1977 1976, 1977 Monticello...... 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls . . . 1995, 1997, 1998, Littlefork-Big Falls ...... 1972, 1983 2004, 2005, 2006 2000, 2002 Long Prairie ...... 1991 Moorhead...... 1924 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1925, Renville ...... 1954, 1971, 1972 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle ...... 1998 AA Runner-up, 1926, 1927, 1928 Champion, 1929 Champion, Richfield ...... 1960, 1973 AA Runner-up, 1999, 2002 1930 Runner-up, 1931, 1934, 1941, 1942, 1953, 1974 AA Runner-up, 2005 AAA Runner-up, 2006 Luverne . . . . 1913, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1964 Champion, 1967 Runner-up, 1968 Runner-up, 1981, 1987, Robbinsdale ...... 1950 Runner-up, 1970, 1971, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1983 A Runner-up, 2005, 2007 1992, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002 1975 AA Runner-up Lyle ...... 1962 Moose Lake/Willow River ...... 2005 Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1988 AA Runner-up, Lynd ...... 1946 Runner-up Mora ...... 1958 1989 AA Runner-up, 1995, 2004, MACCRAY, Clara City ...... 1996 Morris Area . . . . 1955, 1980, 1994 A Runner-up, 2004 2007 Class AAAA Runner-up McIntosh-Winger...... 1924, 1978 Morton...... 1920, 1921, 1924 Robbinsdale Cooper...... 2006 AAAA Runner-up Madelia ...... 1953 Mounds View ...... 1966, 1972 AA Champion & Rochester ...... 1917 Champion, Madison...... 1913, 1914, 1922 Runner-up, 1923 Playoff Runner-up, 1973, 1979, 1986, 1923 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1931, Mahnomen ...... 1973, 1975, 1976, 1990 1990, 1991, 1994, 1998, 1999 AAAA Champion, 1933 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1937, 1940, 1944, Mahtomedi...... 1961 2002, 2003, 2005 1949, 1950, 1957, 1964 Runner-up Mankato ...... 1913, 1920 Runner-up, 1921, 1922, Mound-Westonka ...... 1973, 1974 A Runner-up Rochester Century ...... 2002 1931, 1932, 1934 Sportsmanship Trophy, Mountain Iron-Buhl ...... 2000, 2005 Rochester John Marshall...... 1969 Champion, 1973, 1941, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1949 Runner-up, Mountain Lake ...... 1913 Runner-up, 1914, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1993, 2003 1950, 1958, 1959, 1968, 1971 1915 Runner-up, 1917 Runner-up, 1922, 1923, Rochester Lourdes ...... 1999, 2000 Mankato East. . . . 1984, 1986, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2005 1939 Champion, 1940, 1946, 1947, Rockford ...... 2005 Mankato Loyola ...... 1989, 1990 A Runner-up, 2001, 1948, 1951, 1952 Rochester Mayo ...... 1974, 1977, 1980, 1996, 1997 2002, 2003 A Champion, 2004 Nashwauk-Keewatin ...... 2004 A Runner-up Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1979, 1988 AA Champion, Mankato West...... 1975, 1980, 1991, New Life Academy of Woodbury ...... 2003, 2004 1989, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2004 AAA Champion New London-Spicer...... 1994, 1995, 1996, 2006 1999 AAA Runner-up, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007 Mankato Wilson...... 1976 New Prague ...... 1925 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1928, Roseau...... 1946 Maple Grove...... 2000 AAAA Runner-up, 2005 1955, 1956, 1976, 1983, 1997 AAA Runner-up Rosemount ...... 1971, 1978, 1987 Maple Lake ...... 1998 New Ulm...... 1917, 1918, 1919 Runner-up, 1920, Roseville Area ...... 1997 Maple River, Mapleton ...... 1993 A Champion, 1994, 1921 Runner-up, 1922, 1927, 1937, 1975 Royalton...... 1961 2006, 2007 AA Runner-up New Ulm Cathedral ...... 1999 Rush City...... 1915, 1916, 1989 Mapleton ...... 1979 New York Mills...... 2006 Rushford ...... 1989 A Champion Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park . . . . 2006 Norman County East, Twin Valley . . . 1998 A Champion Rushford-Peterson ...... 1991, 1997, 1998, 1999, Marshall. . . . . 1923, 1942 Runner-up, 1963 Champion, Norman County West, Halstad ...... 1986, 2000, 2001, 2005 A Runner-up, 1970, 1974, 1997, 2001 1987 A Champion, 1997 2006 A Champion, 2007 Marshall County Central, Newfolden ...... 2005 North Branch. . . 1984 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 2001 RTR (Russell-Tyler-Ruthton) . . . . . 1988 A Runner-up, Marshall School, Duluth ...... 2002 Northfield...... 1916, 1928, 1932 1989 A Runner-up, 1990, 2004 A Champion, Martin County West, Sherburn ...... 1998, North St. Paul ...... 1959, 1960, 1971 A Runner-up, 2005 A Champion 2004 AA Runner-up 1972, 1999 Ruthton ...... 1981 A Sportsmanship Trophy Mayer Lutheran ...... 2000 Olivia ...... 1919 St. Agnes, St. Paul . . . . 1994 A Champion, 1995, 2005 Melrose...... 1960, 1970, Orr ...... 1976, 1978, 1984 St. Anthony Village . . . . 1984 A Sportsmanship Trophy 1971 A Champion & Playoff Runner-up, Ortonville ...... 1918, 1955, 1982, 2000, St. Bernard’s, St. Paul ...... 2007 1972 A Runner-up, 1973 A Runner-up, 2002 A Runner-up St. Cloud Apollo...... 1973 1974 A Champion & Playoff Champion Osakis ...... 2006 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1999, 2000 Milaca ...... 2003 Osseo ...... 1988, 2001 AAAA Champion, 2002, St. Cloud Tech ...... 1917, 1921, 1923, 1924, 1929, Minneapolis Central. . . . . 1921 Champion, 1923, 1949, 2003 AAAA Runner-up 1980 AA Runner-up, 1982, 1983 1971, 1977, 1979 Owatonna...... 1924, 1989 AA Champion, St. Francis ...... 1990, 1999, 2000 Minneapolis Edison...... 1926, 1928 Runner-up, 1990 AA Champion, 1991 St. James ...... 1923, 1954, 1972 A Champion & 1935 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1936, Park Center, Brooklyn Park ...... 1987, 1997 Playoff Champion, 1974, 2003 1937 Champion, 1943 Park, Cottage Grove...... 1973 St. John’s Prep, Collegeville...... 1984 Minneapolis Marshall-University. . . . . 1939 Runner-up, Park Rapids ...... 1970 St. Louis Park ...... 1962 Champion, 1940, 1947, 1976 A Champion, 1977, 1980 Pelican Rapids ...... 1977 A Runner-up, 1978 AA Runner-up, 1979, 1980 Minneapolis North Community ...... 1933 Runner-up, 1984 A Champion, 1993, 2003, 2006 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 2007 1938 Runner-up, 1972, 1976, 1980 AA Champion, Pequot Lakes ...... 2004, 2006, 2007 St. Paul Central...... 1931, 1938, 1965, 1967, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 AA Runner-up, Peterson ...... 1986 A Sportsmanship Trophy 1979 AA Runner-up, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1985 AA Runner-up, 1986, 1990 AA Runner-up, Pemberton ...... 1957 1984, 1986, 1989, 2000 1995 Sweet Sixteen Champion, Pillager ...... 2002 St. Paul Como Park ...... 2003 1996 Sweet Sixteen Champion, Pine City ...... 1918, 1980 St. Paul Highland Park ...... 1968, 1975, 1977, 1997 AAAA Champion, 1998, 1999, 2002, Pine River-Backus ...... 2001 1999 AAA Champion 2003 AAAA Champion Pipestone...... 1919, 1924, 1989 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1914, 1918, 1919, 1935, Minneapolis Patrick Henry...... 1944 Champion, Pipestone Area ...... 2003 1949 Champion 1945 Champion, 1998 AAA Runner-up, Plainview ...... 1913, 2004 St. Paul Johnson ...... 1922, 1923, 1924, 2004, 1999, 2000 AAA Champion, 2001 AAA Champion, Plainview-Elgin Millville ...... 2007 2006, 2007 2002 AAA Champion, 2003 AAA Champion Preston ...... 1929, 1973 St. Paul Marshall ...... 1947 Minneapolis Roosevelt...... 1956 Champion, Princeton ...... 1924, 1932 St. Paul Mechanic Arts ...... 1915, 1916 Runner-up, 1957 Champion,1991 AA Runner-up, 1997 Prior Lake...... 1976, 1977 AA Champion, 1925 Champion, 1929, 1930 Champion, Minneapolis South ...... 1920 Sportsmanship Trophy, 1978 AA Champion 1934 Runner-up, 1975 A Runner-up 1924 Runner-up, 1927 Champion, Proctor ...... 1964, 1972 St. Paul Monroe...... 1951 1934, 1969, 1989, 1992 Red Lake ...... 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2003 St. Paul Murray ...... 1972 Minneapolis Washburn . . 1941, 1946, 1955 Champion, Red Wing...... 1913, 1915 Champion, 1919, St. Paul Washington ...... 1942, 1943 Champion 1974, 1978, 1994 AA Champion 1920 Champion, 1921, 1922 Champion, Continued on page 75

74 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Basketball Tournament Participants — 1913-2007 Continued from page 74 Stephen ...... 1920 Waseca ...... 1918 Champion, 1919, 1948, 1974, St. Peter...... 1922, 1923, 1995 Stephen-Argyle Central ...... 2006 1975, 1987, 1988, 2002 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights . . . 1985, 1988, Stillwater Area . . . . 1913, 1914 Champion, 1920, 1922, Watertown-Mayer...... 1986, 1999 AA Runner-up 1996, 1998 AAA Champion, 2000 AAA Runner-up, 1944, 1946, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1989, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown. . . . 2000 AA Runner-up, 2001 AAA Runner-up, 2006, 2007 AAA Champion 1997 AAAA Runner-up, 2005 2002 Sanborn ...... 1984 Storden-Jeffers ...... 1981, 1993 Wayzata ...... 1925, 1926, 1959 Champion Sandstone ...... 1917, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1978, 1998, 1999, Wellcome Memorial, Garden City...... 1977 Sauk Centre ...... 1961, 1963, 1998 2000 AAAA Champion, 2001, 2002, 2003, Wells ...... 1930, 1962, 1963, 1969 Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 2003 AAA Runner-up 2004, 2005 Wells-Easton ...... 1984 Shakopee ...... 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, Thief River Falls...... 1916, 1932 Champion, 1937, Westbrook ...... 1982 2005 AAA Champion 1938 Champion, 1939, 1960, 1974 Westbrook-Walnut Grove . . . . 1991 A Runner-up, 1994 Sherburn...... 1970 Champion Totino-Grace, Fridley . . . 1993, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2006 Wheaton ...... 1919, 1920, 1921 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 1998 Tower-Soudan ...... 1946 White Bear Lake Area ...... 1921, 1972, Silver Bay...... 1977 Tracy ...... 1940 1984 AA Champion, 1985 AA Champion, 1995, 2000 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 1974, Tracy/Milroy...... 1987 Willmar...... 1913, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1924, 1929, 1997 AAA Champion Trimont ...... 1937 1954, 1958, 1974, 1983, 1985, 1987, 1988 Slayton...... 1916 Trinity at River Ridge, Bloomington ...... 1997, 2003 Windom...... 1918, 1966, 1973, 1976, 1980 Sleepy Eye ...... 1936 Twin Valley...... 1977, 1985 Win-E-Mac, Erskine ...... 2000 A Runner-up Sleepy Eye St. Mary's ...... 1998, 2005, 2006 Two Harbors ...... 1924 Champion, 1971 Winona . . . . 1914 Runner-up, 1924, 1926, 1932, 1934, South St. Paul. . . . 1923, 1939, 1950, 1952 Runner-up, Tyler...... 1924 1956, 1961, 1979, 2007 1962 Runner-up, 1970 Runner-up Ulen-Hitterdal ...... 2003, 2004 Winona Cotter ...... 1976, 1977 A Champion, Southwest MN Christian, Edgerton...... 1986, 1988, Virginia ...... 1915, 1916 Champion, 1917, 1920, 1981 A Runner-up, 1982 A Champion, 1999 A Champion, 2000 A Champion, 1928 Sportsmanship Trophy; 1937 Runner-up, 1984 A Runner-up, 1985 A Runner-up 2001 A Champion, 2002 A Champion 1938, 1943, 1944, 1952, 1965 Woodbury ...... 1978, 1983 AA Champion, 1987, Springfield ...... 1986 Wabasso ...... 1997 A Runner-up 2006, 2007 Spring Lake Park ...... 2004, 2007 Waconia...... 2006, 2007 Worthington...... 1921, 1994, 1998 Staples ...... 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986 A Runner-up Wadena ...... 1922, 1923, 1936 Runner-up Zumbrota-Mazeppa ...... 2003 Staples-Motley ...... 1989, 1990, 1995 Sweet Sixteen Walnut Grove...... 1957, 1967 Runner-up, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001 Warren...... 1979, 1981, 1984, 1989

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 58) points, nine rebounds, and six blocks for Holy half, Benilde-St. Margaret’s got as close as 38-34 sprinted down the floor and converted the lay- Family Catholic. Senior Andrew DeBoer was when Schneider was forced to sit after commit- up opportunity with 34 seconds remaining. the only Luverne player in double-digits; he led ting his fourth foul and Red Knights’ junior Quammen stole the ball from senior Paul Larson the Cardinals with 14 points. Armond Battle sunk two free throws. That was on Maple River’s next possession and then iced In the third-place game, Pequot Lakes when senior J.B. Korte stepped up for the the Holy Family Catholic win with two free defeated Luverne 67-52. Three seniors finished Cadets. He made a three-pointer and a lay-up on throws. in double digits for the winning team: Tucker consecutive possessions and St. Thomas Trent Johnson led the Fire with 16 points, 10 Sheley scored 16 points, Nathan Greer scored Academy was back up 43-34. rebounds, and 10 blocks. He also had six assists 14 points, and Jesse Fisher contributed 13, Senior Nate Birr led St. Thomas Academy and five steals. Quammen scored 13 points for despite his time on court being limited by foul- with 16 points. Korte added another 13 points the Fire and Anderson added another 11. Junior ing out in the closing minutes. The Patriots also and also grabbed a team-high nine rebounds. Seth Anderson was the only Eagle player in dou- shot 60.7 percent from the charity stripe, mak- Junior Jordan Taylor scored 15 points for ble figures with 16 points. Senior Dan DeWitz ing 17 of 28 attempts. Benilde-St. Margaret’s, and Battle added anoth- had a team-high nine rebounds for Maple River. Also competing in the Class AA tournament er 13 points while securing nine rebounds. Holy Family Catholic started its title run were Plainview-Elgin Millville, Braham, and The Cadets made short work of Winona in with a 58-54 quarterfinal victory over the Bagley Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop (G-F-W). The the quarterfinals. St. Thomas Academy Flyers. The Fire went on a 14-2 run early to go Braham Bombers, who were the three-time outscored the Winhawks 35-7 in the second half up 21-8, but Bagley countered with a 20-5 run of defending champions, fell to Maple River 68-59 with the Winhawks going almost 10 minutes its own to end the first half with a 31-26 advan- in the quarterfinals. without scoring. The Cadets went on to win 54- tage. In the second half, the Fire came back and 26. Nate Birr paced St. Thomas Academy with went up 49-44 when Matt Quammen hit a Class AAA 15 points and J.B. Korte added another 11. jumper with 3:07 left on the clock. Senior In Class AAA, St. Thomas Academy of In the semifinals, St. Thomas Academy beat Brodie Camp brought Bagley within 52-49 when Mendota Heights (30-2) won its second title in Rocori of Cold Spring 54-51, in what may have he hit three consecutive free throws after being its eighth tournament appearance. The Cadets, been the best game of the tournament. Rocori fouled by senior Andy Weingart behind the arc, who improved on last year’s third-place finish, led 50-46 with 36 seconds left in the game, and but Holy Family took over from there, making won their one previous title in 1998. This year, that was when J.B. Korte stepped up for the five free throws in the final 31 seconds. they defeated the first-time qualifiers from Cadets. With 25 second left, Korte drained a In the semifinals, the Fire defeated Luverne Benilde-St. Margaret’s of St. Louis Park (28-4) three-pointer to pull the Cadets within 50-49. 58-42. The first half of the game was a see-saw 56-40 in the title game. Then, he picked off a Rocori inbound pass and battle with six lead changes and six ties, but Holy Benilde-St. Margaret’s played the Cadets scored on a lay-up to put his team up 51-50. Family Catholic outscored the Cardinals 16-1 close in the first half, and had early leads of 8-2 The Cadets then fouled senior Justin early in the second half. Sophomore Dan and 12-10. St. Thomas Academy tied the score Udermann with nine seconds to go. Udermann Lunsford had six points in that run and at 12-12 on a jump shot from junior Alex hit his first free throw attempt to tie the score Quammen added another five as the Fire pushed Schneider with 9:44 left in the first half, and 51-51, but missed the second. St. Thomas’ Nate their advantage to 45-30. The Cardinals scored went on a 9-0 run over the next four minutes Birr came down with the rebound and after tak- one point off a free throw from senior Marc and 41 seconds. The Red Knights then staged a ing the ball quickly upcourt, he fired it to Korte, Boelman at 13:33, but they didn’t score again rally of their own and only trailed 23-20 at half- who was waiting by the Cadets’ bench. With until senior Zack Clark drained a three- pointer time. Rocori senior Justin Stommes standing tall in with 8:05 left on the clock. St. Thomas Academy opened the second half front of him with his arms up, Korte put up the Quammen finished the semifinal game with with another 8-0 run, which pushed its lead to shot – and swished it. a team-high 18 points. Trent Johnson added 16 31-20 with 15:19 left in the game. Later in the Continued on page 76

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2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 75) Rubin and Ben Vathing gave the Falcons a 30- put the Bison ahead 48-46. Eight seconds later, For those of you keeping score at home, that 27 lead at halftime. he made a free throw and Buffalo was up 49-46. was eight points in 25 seconds for Korte. He fin- Robbinsdale Armstrong opened the second On the Cougars’ next trip down the floor, senior ished the game with 13 points, three rebounds, half with a 5-0 run, and a three-point play from Logan Flannery converted a lay-up attempt to one block, and one steal. Birr and junior Fritz Rubin made it 38-28 with 14:30 to play. The bring Lakeville South within 49-48 with five sec- Waldvogel added 11 and 10 points, respectively Bison didn’t give up, however, and a free throw onds left in the game. After a 30-second timeout, for St. Thomas Academy. Stommes had a dou- from senior Josh Ortmann knotted the score at Olson was fouled by Cougar senior Michael ble-double for Rocori with 19 points and 10 40-40 with 9:54 on the clock. Over the next Schwanke. He missed his first attempt but not rebounds. seven minutes, seven three-pointers rained the second. Lakeville South quickly called Rocori came back to win third place by down and the score was tied at 55-55 with six another timeout, but when play resumed, senior defeating Spring Lake Park 61-44. The Spartans minutes to play. Kevin Lundeen missed the last-second shot and did not allow the Panthers any free throw oppor- The Falcons shooting touch cooled after the Bison escaped with the 50-48 victory. tunities, while they shot 63.6 percent from the that, and senior Karl Olson hit four free throws Sophomore Eric Olson and Darrin line. Justin Stommes had a game-high 15 points to give Buffalo a 63-58 advantage. A three by Olmscheid each had 11 points for Buffalo. for Rocori, and senior Aaron Burtzel added senior Carter Biewen brought Armstrong within Junior Jake Duske led the Bison with seven another 12. Sophomore Shaun Jensen was the 64-63 with 35 seconds left, and two free throws rebounds. Seniors Greg Turbes and Brett high scorer for the Panthers. He finished the from Rubin tied the score at 65-65 with 18 sec- Sorenson both had 15 points apiece for game with 11 points and six rebounds. onds left in regulation. Lakeville South. St. Michael-Albertville, Waconia, and After a Buffalo timeout, the Bison ran the Apple Valley put up 91 points in its third- Duluth Central rounded out the Class AAA time down until senior Darrin Olmscheid drove place victory over Lakeville South. The Eagles field. DeLaSalle of Minneapolis, which won the the lane and put in a left-handed lay-up. led 51-35 at halftime and cruised to the final title in 2006, lost to Benilde-St. Margaret’s in Armstrong called a timeout with 2.4 left on the margin of 91-69. Apple Valley senior Aaron the semifinals of the 5AAA section tournament. clock, but Rubin missed a half-court shot as time Ford went 11-for-11 from field goal range, which expired. tied the tournament record for best field goal Class AAAA Olmscheid had a game-high 25 points for percentage. Ford finished the game with 26 The Bison of Buffalo (28-3), who hadn’t Buffalo plus a team-high seven rebounds. Karl points, and senior Steve McGuiggan added competed in the tournament since 1931, won Olson added 17 points for the Bison, and also another 21 for the Eagles. Senior Brady Soule their first championship trophy this year. They went 10-of-14 on his free throw attempts. Rubin scored 26 points for Lakeville South. beat the Robbinsdale Armstrong Falcons 67-65. led Robbinsdale Armstrong with 22 points. Woodbury, Bloomington Jefferson, and This was the 10th overall appearance for Vathing added 13 points, and Biewen had a dou- Andover also competed in the Class AAAA Buffalo, and the fifth for the Falcons under this ble-double with 11 points and a game-high 10 tournament. The two-time defending champi- name. Robbinsdale made four additional appear- rebounds. ons from Hopkins failed to qualify for the 2007 ances between 1950 and 1975. The Falcons, In the quarterfinals, Buffalo defeated St. Paul tournament. who finished with a season record of 22-10, were Johnson 82-61. The Bison shot 73 percent from looking for their first championship. the field and committed only three turnovers on The 2007 State Boys’ Basketball Tournament The score went back and forth constantly in their way to a commanding 49-20 lead at half- quarterfinals were played March 21 and 22 at the title game and there were 45 three-point time. Karl Olson and Darrin Olmscheid scored Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota attempts between the two teams. With 5:37 left 22 and 21 points, respectively, for Buffalo in the campus in Minneapolis and the Target Center in in the first half, Buffalo junior Dee Broadnax victory. Josh Ortmann had a team-high eight Minneapolis. All semifinal and championship drained a three-pointer to tie the score at 22-22. rebounds for the Bison. games were played at Target Center on March On Buffalo’s next possession, senior Karl Olson Lakeville South fell to Buffalo in the semifi- 22-24. The third-place games were played at hit another one and the Bison went up 25-22. nals. After losing scoring leader Ortmann to an Gangelhoff Center on the Concordia University Robbinsdale Armstrong came right back and ankle injury in the first half, Karl Olson hit a campus in St. Paul on March 24. Total paid back-to-back three-pointers from seniors Alex three-pointer with 29 seconds left in the game to attendance was 78,660.

76 Boys’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Fulda wins second consecutive Class A title; Pipestone Area, Becker win first championships; St. Paul Central takes third title with perfect 32-0 record

By Ellen Giloy Other teams participating in the 2007 tour- nament were Christ’s Household of Faith of The Fulda Raiders (Class A) were the only St. Paul, Springfield, and Chisholm. team to successfully defend their title at the 2007 State Girls’ Basketball Tournament. It was 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Class AA also their second title overall. Pipestone Area In Class AA, the Pipestone Area Arrows (Class AA) and Becker (Class AAA) won their qualifiers from Badger/Greenbush-Middle River. (25-4) defeated Albany 50-49 to win their first first titles while St. Paul Central (Class AAAA) Fulda scored 20 points off the fast break and shot title. It was the third overall tournament appear- won its third. 59.1 percent from the field. They led the Gators ance for the Arrows. The Albany Huskies (25-2) 23-5 after 12 minutes, and went on to win were making their 11th appearance and were in Class A 65-31. Kaitlyn Kramer scored 24 points for the hunt for their third title. They won previ- The Fulda Raiders (30-3) won their second Fulda, and Laura Kramer added another 12. ously in 1980 and ’83. consecutive title in their fourth overall appear- Senior Kaley Mekash and junior Elizabeth Pipestone Area senior Steph Kocourek was ance. This year, they defeated Hancock 42-34 in Schenkey scored 11 and 10 points, respectively, the hero for a second time in the tournament the championship game. The Owls of Hancock for Badger/Greenbush-Middle River. when she drained a three-pointer with 16 sec- (26-4), who won one previous title in 1997, were making their sixth tournament appearance. Hancock owned the first half, shooting 38.1 percent from the field, and was up 21-17 at the break. The Owls hit five three-pointers, while the Raiders hit only 5-of-25 shots. But the tide turned in the second half. It started when junior Sam Raddle drained a three on Fulda’s opening possession and continued as the Raiders went up 26-21. Hancock answered with a run of its own, and senior Tara Thielke tied the score at 28-28 when she hit a three- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO pointer for the Owls with 8:52 left. After that, however, Hancock missed its next eight shots and turned the ball over three times. Fulda sen- ior Laura Kramer’s putback with 7:43 left put the Raiders up 30-28, and they never looked back. Fulda senior Kaitlyn Kramer led all scorers with 15 points, and she also pulled down 10 rebounds. Teammate Sarah Raddle, a senior, contributed 13 points, and Laura Kramer pulled down a game-high 13 rebounds. Ninth-grader Bree Holleman was the only Hancock player in double-figures. She led the Owls with 13 points and a team-high seven rebounds. On its way to the title game, Fulda defeated An Albany player (left) falls to the floor while trying to gain control of the ball. Pipestone Area (in the Rushford-Peterson 65-36 in the quarterfinals. white jerseys) defeated Albany 50-49 in the Class AA title game. The Raiders played great defense and held the Trojans to just 16 points in the first half. Fulda The Cougars of Ada-Borup improved on last onds left on the clock to give Pipestone Area the also shot 42.9 percent from the field and hit 4- year’s fourth-place finish to claim the third- 50-49 edge. In the final seconds, Albany lost the of-5 three-point attempts. place trophy. They beat Badger/Greenbush- ball on a turnover at midcourt and junior Taylor Fulda had a hard time scoring in the opening Middle River 70-58. Ada-Borup led 31-30 at Voss was forced to foul senior Ashley Weatherly. minutes of the game, but they picked up halftime, but pushed its lead to 66-53 when Weatherly missed her free throw attempt and momentum when Sarah Raddle made her first sophomore Nicole Smart and senior Kelli Smart the ball was rebounded by Albany junior Sam three-pointer at 13:59. She finished the game 4- hit two three-pointers within a minute. From Larsen. With four seconds remaining, Larsen for-4 from three-point range and finished with there, the Gators pressed hard, but they weren’t passed to junior teammate Jennie Noreen, who 14 points overall. Laura Kramer had a double- able to overcome the deficit. missed a rushed 25-footer as time expired. double for the Raiders. She also scored 14 points Nicole Smart led the Cougars with 30 points Pipestone Area junior Faith Tinklenberg had and added 13 rebounds. Senior Danielle Ruberg on 13-of-23 scoring, and sophomore Corin a game-high 21 points and a team-high nine was the top player for Rushford-Peterson. She Gunderson and Kelli Smart added 10 points rebounds. Kocourek added another 14 points for had 14 points and 10 rebounds. apiece. Gunderson also had a team-high eight the Arrows. Albany had three players in double In the semifinals, the Raiders used several rebounds for Ada-Borup. Elizabeth Schenkey led figures: junior Taylor Voss with 20, Noreen with press-breaking plays to cruise past the first-time Badger/Greenbush-Middle River with 26 points. Continued on page 89

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 77 Fulda — 2007 State Girls’ Class A Champion

GIRLS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Row 1 (L-R): Keri Paplow, Mandy Gunderman, Sam Raddle, Sarah Raddle, Chelsey Speckmeier,Erica Drealan, Kaitlyn Kramer, Laura Kramer. Row 2: Mari Holinka, Lane Gehl, Stephanie Gunderman, Krissa Kramer, Amy Paulzine, Sheyenne Wildfeuer, Michelle Goedtke. Row 3: Brooke Kuehne, Chrissy Wieskus, Abby Hubbling, Coach Gregg Slaathaug, Assistant Coach Jessica Hogan.

2007 Championship Series — Class A

QUARTERFINALS March 14, 16, 17, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS 4 Christ’s Household of Faith, Target Center, Minneapolis St. Paul (21-8) SEMIFINALS Williams Area, University of Minnesota Minneapolis Target Center *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP 8 *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 47-39 CHAMPIONSHIP Target Center, Minneapolis (26-4) Target Center THIRD PLACE Gangelhoff Center 1 Rushford-Peterson (22-7) Fulda 65-31 Concordia University, St. Paul Fulda 65-36 Target Center Fulda 3 (27-3) Fulda 42-34 Target Center 6 Ada-Borup (28-1) 2007 CLASS A

Williams Arena, U of M STATE CHAMPION Ada-Borup 61-44

2 Springfield (21-7) Hancock 66-50 Target Center 7 Chisholm (24-5) Hancock 58-34 Williams Arena, U of M

5 Hancock (24-3) *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Ada-Borup 70-58 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Ada-Borup

78 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Pipestone Area — 2007 State Girls’ Class AA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Steph Kocourek, Paige Pals, Ashley Weatherly, Kelsey Lorenzen. Row 2: Nichole Merrill, Kayla Nelson, Faith Tinklenberg, GIRLS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Bailey Bouman, Brooke Woelber, Chelsey Evans, Kayla Rowden, Megan VanderPoel.

2007 Championship Series — Class AA

QUARTERFINALS March 15-17, 2007 SECTION QUARTERFINALS 4 Jordan (26-1) Sports Pavilion, University of Minnesota SEMIFINALS Minneapolis

Sports Pavilion, U of M SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Jordan 60-55 Target Center, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Barnesville (24-5) THIRD PLACE Target Center Gangelhoff Center Concordia University, St. Paul 1 Caledonia (27-3) Pipestone Area 62-57 (OT) Pipestone Area 40-38 Sports Pavilion, U of M Pipestone Area 3 (22-4) Pipestone Area 50-49 Target Center 6 Albany (23-1) 2007 CLASS AA

Sports Pavilion, U of M STATE CHAMPION Albany 67-59

2 Fairmont (18-8) Albany 69-57 Target Center 7 Esko (27-3) Norwood-Young America 53-47 Sports Pavilion, U of M

5 Norwood-Young America (28-2) Jordan Jordan 58-50 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Norwood-Young America

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 79 Becker — 2007 State Girls’ Class AAA Champion

Row 1: Jaclyn Novak, Chelsea Lieser, Heather Fahsl, Rachel Gilbert, Kayla Gudmundson. Row 2: Samma Fallgren, Sam Woolard, Molly Brown, Alex Crapser, Kali Verley, Kaila Lindsay. Row 3: Amanda Kangas, Jessi Althoff, Brianna Mastey, Nicole Mastey, Rey Robinson, Shelly Stemper, Kallie Thompson. GIRLS’ CLASS AAA CHAMPION

2007 Championship Series — Class AAA

QUARTERFINALS March 14, 15, 17, 2007 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS Target Center, Minneapolis #8 2 Worthington (18-7) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Target Center Target Center, Minneapolis Becker 67-64 THIRD PLACE CHAMPIONSHIP #1 4 Becker (28-1) Gangelhoff Center Target Center Concordia University, St. Paul #5 5 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Becker 46-34 St. Louis Park (24-5) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 59-57 Target Center Becker #4 1 (23-4) New Prague 41-39 Target Center #6 6 Totino-Grace, Fridley (23-5) 2007 CLASS AAA

Target Center STATE CHAMPION Detroit Lakes 56-43

#3 8 Detroit Lakes (24-3) DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 50-35 Target Center #7 7 Hibbing (25-4) DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 50-37 Target Center

#2 3 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (26-2) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park St. Louis Park 62-57 (OT) Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Detroit Lakes

80 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *St. Paul Central — 2007 State Girls’ Class AAAA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Tasha Garrett, Kyana Johnson, DeAubrey Johnson, Cyonna West, Shayla Johnson, Abby Gust, Angel Robinson, Anna Germundson, Tiffany Withers. Row 2: Asst. Coach John Robinson, Theairra Taylor, Samantha Robinson-Ricks, Megan Howard, Georgie Jones, Kiara Buford, Ebony Black, Head Coach Willie Taylor, Asst. Coach Tom Gunderson. GIRLS’ CLASS AAAA CHAMPION

2007 Championship Series — Class AAAA

QUARTERFINALS March 14, 15, 17, 2007 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS #8 4 Roseville Area (15-13) Williams Area, University of Minnesota SEMIFINALS Minneapolis

Williams Arena, U of M SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP *St. Paul Central 76-58 Target Center, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP #1 3 *St. Paul Central (29-0) THIRD PLACE Target Center Gangelhoff Center Concordia University, St. Paul #5 8 Moorhead (23-3) *St. Paul Central 79-41 Edina 65-58 Williams Arena, U of M *St. Paul Central #4 2 (24-4) Edina 81-63 Target Center #6 1 Lakeville North (20-9) 2007 CLASS AAAA

Williams Arena, U of M STATE CHAMPION Champlin Park 76-66

#3 7 Champlin Park (23-3) Minneapolis South 73-70 Target Center #7 5 Osseo (18-9) Minneapolis South 56-47 Williams Arena, U of M

#2 6 Minneapolis South (26-2) Edina Edina 73-57 Concordia University, St. Paul THIRD PLACE Champlin Park

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 81 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2007 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Kaitlyn Kramer, Fulda, Forward; Laura Kramer, Fulda, Center; Sam Raddle, Fulda, Guard; Bree Holleman, · WELLS FARGO Hancock, Guard; Jenny Noordmans, Hancock, Guard; Tara Thielke, Hancock, Guard; Kelli Smart, Ada-Borup, Guard; Nicole Smart, Ada-Borup, Guard; Kaley Mekash, All-Tournament Team *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, Center; Elizabeth Schenkey, *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, Guard. Class AA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Steph Kocourek, Pipestone Area, Forward; Faith Tinklenberg, Pipestone Area, Forward; Ashley Weatherly, Pipestone Area, Guard; Sam Larsen, Albany, Forward; Jennie Noreen, Albany, Guard; Taylor Voss, Albany, Guard; Brittany Chambers, Jordan, Guard; Leah Dietel, Jordan, Forward; Rachel Pexa, Norwood-Young America, Center; Jessica Schrupp, Norwood- Young America, Forward.

82 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class AAA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AAA All-Tournament Team includes: Brianna Mastey, Becker, Forward; Rey Robinson, Becker, Guard; Shelly Stemper, Becker, Forward; Aaryn WELLS FARGO Booker, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, Forward; Rachel Booth, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, Forward; Aneshia Starks, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, Guard; AIl-Tournament Team Colleen Ruane, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Center; LaToya Williams, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Center; Corey Lof, Detroit Lakes, Forward; Whitney Trecker, New Prague, Forward. Class AAAA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AAAA All-Tournament Team includes: Kiara Buford, *St. Paul Central, Forward; Georgie Jones, *St. Paul Central, Center; Angel Robinson, 'LLS FARGO *St. Paul Central, Guard; Theairra Taylor, *St. Paul Central, Guard; Taylor Hill, Minneapolis South, Guard; Ephesia Holmes, Minneapolis South, All-Tournament Team Guard; Natalie Pastor, Edina, Guard; Lauren Young, Edina, Forward; Ashlynn Fuller, Champlin Park, Guard; Jenny Theisen, Champlin Park, Forward.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 83 State Tournament Championship Games — 1974-2007 REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ REGION/ YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE 1974 (Fall) Glencoe (21-0) 3 Wadena 6 (North) 46-29 1999 A: Brandon/Evansville (21-5) 5 Red Rock Central, Lamberton 3 61-46 1975 (Winter)Academy of Holy Angels (20-3) 5 LeSueur 4 (East) 39-37 AA: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 8 53-44 1976 A: Redwood Falls (21-1) 3 Glencoe 4 41-28 (22-4) AA: St. Paul Central (17-3) 3 Benilde-St. Margaret’s 6 49-47 AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Owatonna 1 72-44 1977 A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Mayer Lutheran 4 40-39 (24-2) AA: Burnsville (25-1) 1 St. Cloud Apollo 8 46-41 AAAA: Cretin-Derham Hall (23-2) 2 Moorhead 8 62-45 1978 A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Redwood Falls 3 64-55 2000 A: Fosston (28-1) 8 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, 2 64-50 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (24-0) 6 Regina 5 53-40 New Ulm 1979 A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Albany 5 61-52 AA: Rochester Lourdes (28-2) 1 Sibley East, Arlington 5 57-25 AA: St. Paul Central (20-3) 3 Northfield 1 55-46 AAA: New Prague (27-1) 4 Minneapolis North Community 5 64-62 1980 A: Albany (26-0) 5 Austin Pacelli 1 56-25 AAAA: Osseo (24-3) 5 Eastview, Apple Valley 1 80-53 AA: Little Falls (24-1) 8 Hill-Murray 4 50-42 2001 A: Fosston (29-0) 8 Eden Valley-Watkins 5 50-45 1981 A: Heron Lake-Okabena (26-0) 2 Moose Lake 7 62-46 AA: St. Michael-Albertville (27-3) 6 New London-Spicer 5 63-59 * AA: Coon Rapids (25-0) 4 St. Paul Harding 3 60-42 AAA: Marshall (28-1) 2 North Branch 6 56-39 1982 A: Moose Lake (26-0) 7 East Chain 2 52-49 * AAAA: Lakeville (27-1) 1 Elk River Area 7 42-31 AA: St. Cloud Apollo (25-0) 8 Rochester Mayo 1 53-44 2002 A: Kittson Central, Hallock (30-1) 8 Elgin-Millville 1 63-41 1983 A: Henderson (26-0) 4 Lake City 1 52-31 AA: New London-Spicer (29-2) 5 Yellow Medicine East, 3 43-31 AA: Albany (23-2) 8 Edina 6 41-39 * Granite Falls 1984 A: Chisholm (27-0) 7 Eden Valley-Watkins 5 55-41 AAA: Marshall (29-0) 2 Minneapolis North Community 5 61-46 AA: Little Falls (26-0) 8 Burnsville 1 45-43 AAAA: Lakeville (28-0) 1 Blaine 7 55-46 1985 A: Staples (28-0) 6 Milroy 3 49-39 2003 A: Fosston (29-2) 8 Hawley 6 48-36 AA: Little Falls (22-4) 8 Mankato East 2 48-43 AA: Rochester Lourdes (30-2) 1 Breck School, Golden Valley 4 35-22 1986 A: Midwest Minnesota (25-1) 3 East Grand Forks 8 54-38 AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Duluth East 7 57-32 AA: St. Louis Park (24-2) 6 St. Paul Highland Park 3 61-55 (28-2) 1987 A: Rochester Lourdes (26-2) 1 Wheaton 6 33-31 AAAA: Woodbury (29-0) 3 Eastview, Apple Valley 1 61-42 AA: Mankato East (25-1) 2 Rocori, Cold Spring 8 50-47 2004 A: Wabasso (29-4) 3 Underwood 5 59-48 1988 A: Tracy/Milroy (25-2) 3 Storden-Jeffers 2 47-35 AA: Breck School, Golden Valley 4 Hawley 8 39-23 AA: Edina (25-1) 6 Rosemount 1 41-33 (29-3) 1989 A: Storden-Jeffers (27-0) 2 Eden Valley-Watkins 5 76-52 AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Willmar 8 56-39 (22-8) AA: Osseo (24-2) 5 Little Falls 8 54-50 AAAA: Hopkins (31-1) 2 Lakeville 1 63-45 1990 AA: St. Louis Park (22-4) 6 Elk River 4 60-50 2005 A: Elgin-Millville (29-4) 1 Fosston 8 43-34 A: Rochester Lourdes (27-1) 1 Storden-Jeffers 2 52-45 AA: Rochester Lourdes (30-1) 1 Pequot Lakes 7 50-33 1991 A: Rochester Lourdes (30-0) 1 New London-Spicer 5 53-28 AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Academy of Holy Angels, 3 71-45 AA: Burnsville (23-5) 1 St. Paul Harding 3 59-54 * (24-6) Richfield 1992 A: Tracy Area (27-1) 3 New London-Spicer 5 61-52 AAAA: Bloomington Kennedy (28-2) 6 Hopkins 2 44-38 * AA: Burnsville (25-2) 6 Mounds View 4 53-36 2006 A: Fulda (26-4) 3 Granada-Huntley-East Chain 2 57-49 1993 A: Rochester Lourdes (30-0) 1 New London-Spicer 5 48-43 AA: Cannon Falls (28-6) 4 Crookston 8 66-50 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (26-1) 6 Roseville Area 3 42-34 AAA: Benilde-St. Margaret’s (27-4) 5 Marshall 2 54-39 1994 A: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 New London-Spicer 5 39-36 AAAA: Hopkins (30-2) 2 Bloomington Kennedy 6 65-48 (30-0) 2007 A: Fulda (30-3) 3 Hancock 5 42-34 AA: Bloomington Jefferson (26-2) 6 Osseo 5 73-50 AA: Pipestone Area (25-4) 3 Albany 6 50-49 1995 A: Rochester Lourdes (30-1) 1 St. James 2 65-39 AAA: Becker (31-1) 4 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 3 41-39 AA: Rochester Mayo (27-1) 1 St. Cloud Apollo 8 74-49 AAAA: *St. Paul Central (32-0) 3 Minneapolis South 6 81-63 1996 A: Tracy-Milroy 3 The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 40-38 AA: Hastings (26-3) 3 Osseo 5 54-52 1997 A: Hancock (24-3) 5 Red Lake Falls 8 56-50 *Overtime game AA: New London-Spicer (29-1) 5 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 8 55-51 AAA: Alexandria (25-3) 8 Minneapolis North Community 5 52-43 AAAA: Rochester Mayo (27-0) 1 Woodbury 3 78-57 1998 A: Christ’s Household of Faith 4 Red Lake Falls 8 45-36 (19-10) AA: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 Caledonia 1 73-57 (19-7) AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Chaska 6 66-33 (29-0) AAAA: Bloomington Jefferson (24-2) 6 Cretin-Derham Hall 2 70-41

84 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Attendance — 1974-2007 GRAND YEAR CLASS SESSION I SESSION II SESSION III SESSION IV TOTAL TOTAL 1974 (Fall) 7 Game Tournament (Nov. 19, 21, 23) Championship 2,500 6,730 6,730 1975 (Winter) 7 Game Tournament (Feb. 18, 20, 22) Championship 3,238 6,220 6,220 Consolation Series No consolation or third place games were played in the 1974-75 tournaments 1976 A 4,213 4,306 3,319 *10,054 22,490 AA 3,083 3,210 4,413 *10,054 20,760 Consolation Series 630 34,207 1977 A 4,425 7,437 5,925 * 9,409 27,196 AA 4,156 3,827 6,257 * 9,409 23,649 Consolation Series 2,474 45,370 1978 A 4,514 5,280 4,891 7,012 21,697 AA 4,189 4,433 7,446 6,607 22,675 Consolation Series 1,985 46,357 1979 A 4,476 5,781 8,440 7,190 25,887 AA 6,278 4,236 6,048 7,559 24,121 Consolation Series 3,694 53,702 1980 A 5,525 5,836 9,484 7,484 28,329 AA 4,520 4,058 5,055 6,290 19,923 Consolation Series 5,056 53,155 1981 A 4,796 5,485 7,229 6,536 24,046 AA 5,987 4,084 5,989 7,030 22,990 Consolation Series 4,205 51,241 1982 A 5,182 4,185 5,649 5,845 20,861 AA 4,267 4,476 4,679 4,920 18,344 Consolation Series 3,168 42,633 1983 A 5,215 4,513 4,820 5,458 20,006 AA 6,672 6,610 6,196 5,840 25,318 Consolation Series 5,056 50,380 1984 A 4,441 5,302 4,961 5,976 20,680 AA 4,382 4,690 5,966 6,215 21,253 Consolation Series 3,148 45,081 1985 A 5,111 7,447 5,642 5,343 23,543 AA 5,706 4,390 6,307 7,314 23,717 Consolation Series 5,352 52,612 1986 A 4,204 3,826 4,316 4,975 17,321 AA 5,155 4,299 6,999 6,718 23,171 Consolation Series 2,933 43,425 1987 A 4,605 6,734 7,232 7,088 25,659 AA 3,692 4,843 5,412 7,227 21,174 Consolation Series 3,942 50,775 1988 A 5,410 5,893 8,550 *9,334 29,187 AA 6,067 5,400 6,968 *9,334 27,769 Consolation Series 5,567 53,189 1989 A 4,227 4,321 6,139 *10,190 23,252 AA 3,678 5,250 4,759 *10,190 21,995 Consolation Series 4,618 45,247 1990 A 4,567 5,864 5,871 6,906 23,208 AA 5,153 5,961 7,316 7,594 26,024 Consolation Series 10,134 59,366 1991 A 4,461 5,445 6,146 4,493 20,545 AA 4,657 3,752 5,286 6,461 25,567 Consolation Series 5,411 51,523 1992 A 4,209 4,747 5,149 4,788 18,893 AA 5,529 4,181 4,417 4,617 18,744 Consolation Series 5,114 42,751 1993 A 3,230 4,067 4,233 5,684 17,214 AA 3,545 2,880 5,225 4,184 15,834 Consolation Series 3,316 36,364 1994 A 3,544 3,915 3,950 4,556 15,965 AA 2,613 2,682 3,555 3,291 12,141 Consolation Series 3,887 31,993 1995 A 3,128 2,769 3,813 4,416 14,126 AA 3,693 2,153 4,452 4,191 14,489 Consolation Series 2,545 31,160 1996 A 2,851 3,810 3,613 3,216 13,490 AA 3,655 2,435 7,371 4,830 18,291 Consolation Series 2,554 34,335 Continued on page 86

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 85 State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Attendance — 1974-2007 Continued from page 85 1997 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS 3RD PLACE TOTAL GRAND TOTAL A 3,171 1,933 A & AA A & AA 5,104 AA 5,511 3,996 3,986 984 14,477 19,581 AAA 4,144 1,615 AAA & AAAA AAA & AAAA 5,759 AAAA 6,030 4,002 5,609 1,176 16,817 22,576 Totals 18,856 11,546 9,595 2,160 42,157 1998 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS 3RD PLACE A 4,208 3,736 A & AA A & AA 7,944 AA 3,783 3,044 3,388 1,162 11,377 19,321 AAA 4,670 2,577 AAA & AAAA AAA & AAAA 7,247 AAAA 4,359 3,204 4,624 957 13,144 20,391 Totals 17,020 12,561 8,012 2,119 39,712 1999 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS & 3RD PLACE A 4,578 3,589 8,167 AA 3,318 3,204 A & AA Combined 4,875 11,397 19,564 AAA 3,507 2,488 5,995 AAAA 3,688 2,142 AAA & AAAA Combined 6,158 11,988 17,993 Totals 15,091 11,423 11,033 37,547 2000 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS & 3RD PLACE A 3,470 2,913 6,383 AA 4,502 2,680 A & AA Combined 4,683 11,865 18,248 AAA 3,143 2,342 5,485 AAAA 3,645 3,397 AAA & AAAA Combined 6,841 13,884 19,368 Totals 14,760 11,332 11,524 37,616 2001 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS & 3RD PLACE A 4,055 3,507 7,562 AA 3,687 3,446 A & AA Combined 5,031 12,164 19,726 AAA 3,022 2,435 5,457 AAAA 4,497 3,052 AAA & AAAA Combined 6,303 13,852 19,309 Totals 15,261 12,440 11,334 39,035 2002 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS & 3RD PLACE A 3,784 2,534 6,318 AA 4,540 2,727 A & AA Combined 4,975 12,242 18,560 AAA 2,516 1,083 3,599 AAAA 4,092 2,704 AAA & AAAA Combined 5,461 12,257 15,856 Totals 14,932 9,048 10,436 34,416 2003 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS & 3RD PLACE A 4,205 3,571 7,776 AA 4,705 2,387 A & AA Combined 4,428 11,520 19,296 AAA 2,354 1,751 4,105 AAAA 3,306 3,373 AAA & AAAA Combined 5,533 12,212 16,317 Totals 14,570 11,082 9,961 35,613 FORMAT CHANGE 2004 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS 3RD PLACE FINALS GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 1,946 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,503 available for 2,869 AAA for all four 2,037 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,844 Classes 4,769 Totals 15,877 8,330 1,584 7,638 33,429 2005 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS 3RD PLACE FINALS GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,264 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,601 available for 3,493 AAA for all four 1,438 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 2,295 Classes 4,798 Totals 17,726 8,598 1,372 8,291 35,987 2006 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS 3RD PLACE FINALS GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,161 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,954 available for 3,677 AAA for all four 1,788 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,682 Classes 4,579 Totals 16,953 8,585 1,989 8,256 35,783 2007 CLASS QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS 3RD PLACE FINALS GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,229 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,985 available for 3,160 AAA for all four 2,287 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 2,987 Classes 6,645 Totals 16,826 10,488 2,293 9,805 39,412

86 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Records TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOURNAMENT – 3 Games: TOURNAMENT – 3 Games: Most Points: ...... 241, Rochester Mayo - 1997 Most Points: ...... 102, Kelly Skalicky, Albany - 1981 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 95, *St. Paul Central - 2007 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 47, Kelly Skalicky, Albany - 1981 Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 238, Moose Lake - 1979 Most Field Goal Attempts:...... 83, Janet Karvonen, New York Mills - 1980 Best Field Goal Percentage: ...... 539 (68-126), Staples - 1985 Best Field Goal Percentage:...... 778, Catrice Williams, Minneapolis North Most Free Throws Made: ...... 68, Brandon/Evansville - 1999 Community (14-18) - 2005 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 880 (22-25), Yellow Medicine East, Most Consecutive Field Goals Made: . . . . . 9, Heather Gillis, Storden-Jeffers - 1989 Granite Falls - 2002 Most Free Throws Made: ...... 26, Vel Williams, St. Paul Central - 2001 Most Rebounds: ...... 156, *St. Paul Central - 2007 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 37, Natalie Pastor, Edina - 2007 Most Personal Fouls: ...... 75, St. Paul Central - 2001 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 1.000, Laura Gardner, Fewest Personal Fouls: ...... 21, Heron Lake - 1977 Bloomington Jefferson (22-22) - 1978; Most Players Fouled Out: ...... 6, Andover - 2004 Anita Pauman, Glencoe-Silver Lake (14-14) - 1998 Fewest Turnovers:...... 20, New York Mills - 1979; Rochester Lourdes - 2000; Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: ...... 22, Laura Gardner, Fosston - 2003 Bloomington Jefferson - 1978 Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 21, New Prague - 2000; Jordan - 2007 Most Rebounds:...... 64, Janice Streit, Eden Valley-Watkins - 1983 SINGLE GAME: Most Assists: ...... 28, Krista Opheim, Eden Valley-Watkins - 2006 Most Points:...... 88, Eden Valley-Watkins (vs. Cass Lake) - 1984 Most Three-Point Field Goals:...... 13, Sara Schoenrock, Christ’s Household of Faith, St. Paul - 1997 Most Points/Two Teams: ...... 148, Rochester Mayo 78 (vs. Bloomington Jefferson 70) - 1997; SINGLE GAME: Southland, Adams 80 (vs. Waubun 68) - 1999 Most Points by a Losing Team:...... 71, Esko (vs. Barnesville) - 1993 Most Points:...... 45, Kelly Skalicky, Albany (vs. Bagley) - 1981 Most Field Goals Made:...... 39, New York Mills (vs. Fertile-Beltrami) - 1978 Most Field Goals Made: ...... 21, Kelly Skalicky, Albany - 1981 Most Field Goal Attempts:...... 91, Eden Valley-Watkins (vs. Cass Lake) - 1984 Most Field Goal Attempts: ...... 40, Kay Konerza, Lester Prairie - 1982 Best Field Goal Percentage: ...... 667 (18-27), St. Paul Central (vs. Blaine) - 2005 Best Field Goal Percentage:...... 1.000, (10-10) Ashlynn Fuller, Champlin Park Most Free Throws Made: ...... 35, Edina (vs. Champlin Park) - 2007 (vs. Minneapolis South) - 2007 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 52, Edina (vs. Champlin Park) - 2007 Most Free Throws Made:...... 16, Flecia Foster, Pequot Lakes (vs. Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm) - 2005 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 1.000, minimum 12 attempts - (12-12), Lakeville (vs. St. Paul Central) - 2005 Most Free Throw Attempts: ...... 21, Heather Haanen, Robbinsdale Armstrong (vs. Rochester Mayo) - 1997; Most Rebounds:...... 67, Archbishop Brady (vs. Redwood Falls) - 1979 Flecia Foster, Pequot Lakes (vs. Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm) - 2005; Fewest Rebounds: ...... 12, Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights (vs. Fridley) - 1997 Natalie Pastor, Edina (vs. Champlin Park) - 2007 Most Personal Fouls: ...... 35, Champlin Park (vs. Edina) - 2007 Best Free Throw Percentage: ...... 1.000, minimum 10 attempts - (12-12), Most Players Fouled Out: ...... 4, Moose Lake - 1980; Stacey Cichosz, Winona (vs. Hutchinson) - 2003; Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta, 2001; Elgin-Millville - 2006 (10-10), Kaitlyn Lillemoe, Hopkins (vs. St. Paul Central) - 2005 Fewest Turnovers: ...... 2, Rochester Lourdes (vs. Pequot Lakes) - 2005 Most Rebounds: ...... 27, Janice Streit, Eden Valley-Watkins, 1983 Fewest Fouls 2-Teams: ...... 11, Austin Pacelli (4) vs. New York Mills (7) - 1979 Most Assists: ...... 17, Kelly Skalicky, Albany - 1979 Most Three-Point Field Goals: ...... 10, Esko (vs. Kenyon) - 1988; Most Three-Point Field Goals: . . . 7, Angela Grussendorf, Esko (vs. Kenyon) - 1988 Fosston (vs. Rothsay) - 2000; Totino-Grace, Fridley (vs. Prior Lake) - 2002; Jordan (vs. Norwood-Young America) - 2007

State Tournament Coaching Honor Roll

MOST TIMES AT STATE Myron Glass, Rochester Lourdes ...... (14 times) 1986-2005 Terry Hunst, Bloomington Jefferson ...... (6 times) 1993-99, 2003 Mike Dreier, New London-Spicer ...... (13 times) 1985-2004 Wendy Kohler, Alexandria ...... (6 times) 1997-2002 Dave Preller, Woodbury ...... (10 times) 1989-2004 Robert Lahti, Duluth Central & Duluth East ...... (6 times) 1981-96 Faith (Johnson) Patterson, Minneapolis North Jon Noreen, Albany ...... (6 times) 1997-2007 Community ...... (9 times) 1993-2005 Sue Northey, Esko ...... (6 times) 1993-2007 Dave Thorpe, Osseo ...... (9 times) 1987-2000 Bill Wold, Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... (6 times) 1976-1987 Terry Culhane, Milroy; Tracy Area & Brad Atchison, Midwest MN; MACCRAY; Willmar . . .(5 times) 1986-2006 Tracy-Milroy; Marshall ...... (8 times) 1985-2002 Brian Cosgriff, Hopkins ...... (5 times) 2002-06 Gary Gillis, Storden-Jeffers & Ron Gunderson, New Prague ...... (5 times) 1992-2007 Red Rock Central, Lamberton ...... (8 times) 1988-99 Clark Olstad, Elgin-Millville ...... (5 times) 2002-06 Jerry Cool, Little Falls ...... (7 times) 1980-91 Dan Schindler, North Branch ...... (5 times) 1994-2005 Ray Finley, The Blake School & Breck School . . . . .(7 times) 1994-2004 Doug Boe, Burnsville ...... (5 times) 1986-1996 Andy Berkvam, Lakeville; Lakeville North ...... (6 times) 1999-2007 Larry Krieg, Elk River ...... (5 times) 1998-2006 Dick Braun, Fertile-Beltrami ...... (6 times) 1977-95 Phil Frerk, St. Louis Park ...... (5 times) 1985-1990 Tom Cody, Cretin-Derham Hall ...... (6 times) 1982-99 Randy Myhre, Barnum ...... (5 times) 1996-2006 Bill Gottenborg, Hawley ...... (6 times) 1990-2005 Willie Taylor, Mounds View; *St. Paul Central ...... (5 times) 1994-2007

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 87 State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Head Coaches — 1974-2007

Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Alexander, Bill – Fairfax/Gibbon, 1987 Epping, Joe – Regina, 1978 King, John H. – St. Charles, 1982 Alger, Steve – Kenyon-Wanamingo, 1988, 2000, 01 Erdman, Bob – Roseville Area, 1987, 92, 93 Kinzler, John – East Grand Forks, 1986 Anderson, Dale "Pat" – Hopkins Lindbergh, 1979, 80 Erickson, Rod – East Central, Sandstone, 2003 Klagge, Jay – Hayfield, 2000 Anderson, Doug – Belle Plaine, 2001, 03 Erickson, Wayne – North St. Paul, 1975 (winter), 1977 Klasen, Randy – Elk River, 1990 Anderson, Mark – Hutchinson, 1986, 88, 89 Favor, Lea (Blackwell) – The Blake School, (Blackwell Co-coach Knapper, Tim – Yellow Medicine East, 2002 Anderson, Mark – Alden-Conger, 1997 1997;) 1999, 2000 Knutson, Les – Heron Lake, 1977; Heron Lake-Okabena, 1981 Andrews, Glenda – Kasson-Mantorville, 1985 Ferguson, Marcia – Mahnomen, 1976 Knutson, Rob – Warren, 1980 Arnoldi, Paul – Springfield, 2001, 02, 07 Fields, Doug – Mounds View, 1992 Kohler (Devorak), Wendy – Alexandria, 1988, 97, 99, 2000, 01, Arzdorf, Mark – Osseo, 2007 Finley, Ray – The Blake School, 1994, 96, 97, 98; Breck 02 Askegaard, Matt – Barnesville, 2007 School, 2002, 03, 04 Kosel, Tom – Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1976 Atchison, Brad – Midwest Minnesota, 1986; MACCRAY, 1990, Fitzpatrick, John – Archbishop Brady, 1978, 79 Krieg, Larry – Elk River Area, 1998, 2001, 02, 04, 06 91, Willmar, 2004, 06 Foster, David – Cromwell, 2004 Kuehn, John – Owatonna, 2001 Bannerman, Dale – St. James, 1993, 95, 96, 98 French, Terry – Coon Rapids, 1997 Kuiper, Don – Worthington, 1976, 97, 99 Barenz, John – Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, 2000 Frerk, Phil – St. Louis Park, 1985, 86, 87, 89, 90 Kuzma, Don – Bloomington Jefferson, 1976, 77, 78 Barrett, Pat – Fridley, 1988, 90, 92, 97 Friedlieb, Gary – Mountain Iron-Buhl, 1994 Lahti, Robert – Duluth Central, 1981, 84, 86; - Duluth East, Baum, Brian – Chatfield, 1997 Frye, Brian – DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, 2007 1991, 95, 96 Beachy, Ron – Staples, 1984, 85, 2002 Galligher, Doug – Edina, 1982, 83, 84, 88 Lambrecht, Paul – Jordan, 2007 Beaumont, Greg – Rocori, Cold Spring, 1987, 2003 Gillis, Gary – Storden-Jeffers, 1988, 89, 90, 91, 93; - Red LaRoque, Jean – Cass Lake-Bena, 2005 Becken, Jill – Forest Lake, 1993, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2003, Rock Central, Lamberton, 1994, 98, 99 Larson, Bill – Pequot Lakes, 1999, 2000 04, 06 Glass, Myron – Rochester Lourdes, 1986, 87, 89, 90, 91, 93, Larson, Paul – Prior Lake, 1999, 2002, 03 Beckermann, Pete – Bricelyn, 1986 94, 95, 99, 2000, 02, 03, 04, 05 Laska, Pat – Rochester John Marshall, 1983, 85 Bellingham, John – Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 1998 Glavan, Carl – Mesabi East, Aurora, 1991, 98 Lee, Sylvia – Wadena, 1974 (fall), 1976 Bellus, Amy – Cretin-Derham Hall, 2002, 03 Goetz, Paul – Eastview, Apple Valley, 2000, 03 Lehrke, Jan – Litchfield, 1974 (fall) Benda, Chuck – Cannon Falls, 2006 Gogolin, Jim – Brainerd, 1992, 93 Lembcke, Gary – Norwood-Young America, 2007 Benson, Rod – Cass Lake-Bena, 1998 Gottenborg, Bill – Hawley, 1990, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05 Lervold, Kathy – New York Mills, 1977 Berglund, Al – Champlin Park, 1999 Graham, Gary – Browerville, 2006 Leslie, Bill – Pipestone, 1987 Berkvam, Andy – Lakeville, 1999, 2001, 02, 04, 05; Lakeville Greenwaldt, Jim – Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta, 1998, 99, 2001 Levinski, Dean – Cloquet, 2000, 01 North, 07 Gregerson, Sharon – Rocori, Cold Spring, 1977 Lindner, Eric – Worthington, 2003, 04, 07 Best, Kristin – Elk River, 1996 Grussendorf, John – Esko, 1988, 89 Linton, Doug – Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1997, 98 Biedenbender, David – Minnesota Valley Lutheran, 2005, 06 Gunderson, Ron – New Prague, 1992, 98, 2000, 06, 07 Lipp, Brady – Benson, 1983 Boe, Doug – Burnsville, 1986, 89, 91, 92, 96 Gunderson, Tom – St. Paul Harding, 1981, 88, 90, 91 Logrono, Sandy – Sauk Rapids-Rice, 1998 Bolin, Warren – Osseo, 2004 Hallen, Dave – Bagley, 1981 Louma, Bob – Bemidji/Midge Lake, 2001 Borchert, Steve – Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, 1997 Hamre, Kent – St. Michael-Albertville, 2006 Lyons, Bob – Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2006, 07 Bot, Stephanie – Jackson County Central, 2004 Hanna, Tom – Grand Rapids, 1998 McCormack, Jim – Shakopee, 1979, 81; Academy of Holy Bowlin, Pat – St. Bernard's, St. Paul, 1988; Winona Cotter, Harms, Deborah – Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul, 1997, Angels, 1986 2001, 06 98 McLean, Bruce – St. Louis Park, 1991 Braun, Dick – Fertile-Beltrami, 1977, 78, 79, 82, 88, 95 Harms, Vernon – Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul, 1989, McPhail, Tom – Barnum, 1999 Bremmer, Ryan – Henderson, 1983 93, 95, 2007 Mahlen, Rochelle – Fosston, 2003 Brooks, Bob – Rochester Mayo, 1982, 87, 93, 95 Hartinger, Shannon – Totino-Grace, Fridley, 2007 Mahlum, Cameron – White Bear Lake Area, 2004 Brown, Travis – Sauk Rapids-Rice, 2004 Hedlund, Paula – East Grand Forks, 1991 Malchow, Kalan – Moorhead, 1999 Bruggeman, Doug – Pelican Rapids, 2001 Hegna, Justin – Becker, 2007 Mark, Donna – St. Cloud Apollo, 1977, 78, 82, 95 Burg, Tom – St. Peter, 1990, 91, 92 Heiderscheit, Terry – Rochester John Marshall, 1998 Martin, Tim – Brainerd, 1997 Burgett, Dave – Cloquet, 1978 Heirass, Dan – Lester Prairie, 1982 Matheson, Jim – Rosemount, 1988, 90 Cady, Dick – Albany, 1983 Helgemoe, Matt – Rushford-Peterson, 2007 Mauston, Jeff – Virginia, 1990, 92 Carter, George – Red Wing, 1978 Henderson, Vicki – Luverne, 1975 (winter) Meihak, Mike – Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton, 2003 Cassidy, Don – New York Mills, 1986 Hendricks, Scott – Eden Valley-Watkins, 1983, 84, 89 Meister, Angela – Rochester Mayo, 2006 Chiochetto, Mike – Chisholm, 1983, 84, 87, 2007 Herman, Erin – Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1996, 02, 04 Mercie, DeMaras – Redwood Falls, 1976, 77 Christians, Steve – Kimball Area, 2003 Herr, Cynthia – Spring Valley, 1978 Mettling, Janine – St. Cloud Cathedral, 1998 Clark, Beth – Hermantown, 2003, 05, 06 Hesse, Jennifer – Forest Lake, 2001 Meyer, Courtney – Mayer Lutheran, 1975 (winter), 1977 Clark, John – Waubun, 1983 Hoehn, Amy – Mankato East, 1998 Meyer, Marie – Braham, 1974 (fall) Cody, Tom – Cretin-Derham Hall, 1982, 83, 84, 93, 98, 99 Hoeppner, George – Stillwater, 1984, 88 Meyer, Mark – South St. Paul, 2001 Coffland, Dean – St. Francis, 1998, Meadow Creek Christian, Hoganson, Mike – Detroit Lakes, 2005, 07 Mikkelson, Bob – Tracy, 1981, 82, 84 2004, 05, 06 Holleman, Jodi – Hancock, 2002, 07 Mjelde, Tom – Marshall County Central, Newfolden, 1987 Cookman, Les – Rochester Mayo, 1996, 97, 2000 Homstad, Dave – Marshall School, Duluth, 2000 Moore, Bruce – Irondale, New Brighton, 1991, 98 Cool, Jerry – Little Falls, 1980, 81, 84, 85, 89, 90, 91 Horn, Rochelle – Fosston, 1994, 2000, 01 Moriarty, Tim – Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1977 Cosgriff, Brian – Hopkins, 2002, 03, 04, 05, 06 Hovland, Brian – Underwood, 2005 Morin, Diane – North, North St. Paul, 1998, 99 Courneya, Dennis – Hancock, 1988, 89, 92, 97 Hunst, Terry – Bloomington Jefferson, 1993, 94, 97, 98, 99, Mork, Paul – Irondale, 2002 Culhane, Terry – Milroy, 1985; Tracy Area & Tracy-Milroy, 2003 Mrkonich, Joe – Duluth East, 1982, 83,85, 87 1992, 95, 96, 97; Marshall, 2000, 01, 02 Hyland, Arden – Minnewaska Area, Glenwood, 1995, 96, 97, Muehlhausen, Char – LeSueur, 1986 Davis, Troy – Rothsay, 2000 99 Mullins, Terry – Caledonia, 1992 Detert, Lamar – Rogers, 2006 Ingram, Mary – Austin, 1976 Murphy, Marilyn – Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg, 1980 Dickinson, Don – LeSueur 1975 (winter) Inniger, Bart – Minnetonka, 1999 Myhre, Randy – Barnum, 1996, 97, 2002, 03, 06 Dockendorf, Judy – Minneapolis Washburn, 1981, 82, 83, 84 Jansen, Tom – Eden Valley-Watkins, 2001, 06 Nascene, Kyle – Waubun, 1999 Dolan, Neil – Wabasso, 2004 Jihad, Ahmil – Minneapolis South, 2005, 07 Neibauer, Tom – Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, 2007 Dooley, Lisa – Tartan, Oakdale, 1995 Johnson, Anne – Cambridge-Isanti, 1999 Nelson, Bob – Pequot Lakes, 2005 Dooley, Steven – Pierz, 1986 Johnson, Jay – Pipestone Area, 2005, 07 Nelson, Bruce – Win-E-Mac, Erskine, 1987, 89 Dorn, Lynn – Crookston, 1975 (winter) Johnson, Jenny – Edina, 2000, 01, 02, 07 Nelson, Donnie – Fosston, 2005, 06 Dorr, Mitch – Cook County, Grand Marais, 2001 Johnson, Judy – Burnsville, 1977, 80, 84 Nelson, Ed – Crookston, 1998 Dorschner, Linda – Kasson-Mantorville, 1974 (fall) Johnson, Lance – Minnehaha Academy, 2001 Nelson, Kris – Redwood Falls, 1978, 79 Doty, Marcia – Duluth Denfeld, 1975 (winter) Johnson, Marty – Rockford, 2005 Nelson, Lynn – St. Paul Highland Park, 1999 Downs, Bob – Chaska, 1982, 83, 90, 98 Johnson, Neil – Shakopee, 1996, 97 Nelson, Terry – Austin Pacelli, 1979, 80, 81 Dowty, Kevin – International Falls, 1988, 89, 90 Johnson, Phil – Kasson-Mantorville, 1997 Nipstad, Marlene – Starbuck, 1974 (fall), 1976 Dreier, Mike – New London-Spicer, 1985, 87, 88, 91, 92, 93, Johnson, Randall, Tower-Soudan, 2005 Noreen, Jon – Albany Area, 1997, 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 94, 95, 97, 2001, 02, 03, 04 Johnston, Chad – Minneota, 2005 Norell, Karen A. – Howard Lake-Waverly, 1982 Duhr, Brad – Cass Lake, 1984 Jones, Ken - Minneapolis North, 1979, 80 Northey, Sue – Esko, 2007 Easley, Antiwan – Robbinsdale Armstrong, 2006 Jurewicz, Mickey – St. Bernard’s, 2002 Northey-Johnson, Sue – Esko, 1993, 95, 97, 2002, 06 Eliason, Oscar – Cromwell, 1986 Kalpin, Patrick – Osakis, 1998 Nucech, Gail – Hibbing, 1976 Endicott, David – Mora, 1999 Kanavati, Louis – St. Paul Central, 1977, 78, 79 Nutter, Terry – St. Francis, 1979 Engel, Shorty – Tracy/Milroy, 1987, 88; Tracy/Milroy/Walnut Kapitan, Jim – Moorhead, 2003, 05, 07 Nygaard, Melrene – New York Mills, 1982 Grove, 1989 Kennett, Kris Johnson – Red Lake Falls, 1996, 97, 98, 99 Olson, Barry – Owatonna, 1992, 97, 99 Englund, Tonja – Roseville Area, 2000 Kindschy, Fred – Hayfield, 2007 Continued on page 89

88 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Head Coaches — 1974-2007 Continued from page 88 Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Olson, Denise – Duluth East, 2002 Schneider, Teresa – Marshall-University, 1976, 77 Tollefson, Ron – Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 2003 Olstad, Clark – Elgin-Millville, 2002, 03, 04, 05, 06 Schnobrich, Gary – Northfield, 1979 Tomberlin-Anderson, Rhaya – Northland, Remer, 1997 Orvik, Earl – Southland, Adams, 1998, 99 Scholl, Nikki – Hastings, 1996 Tousignant, Mary – Melrose, 1979 Pack, Todd – Marshall, 1993 Schroeder, Roger – Willmar, 1992, 94 Traver, Jen – Sartell-St. Stephen, 2005 Patterson, Faith (Johnson) – Minneapolis North Community, Sczublewski, Rick – Pierz, 1996, 2000 Trudeau, Julie – Climax/Fisher, 1993 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 Sherman, Dick – Rochester Lourdes, 1975 (winter), 1976 Ulferts, Darrel – SW Minnesota Christian, Edgerton, 1976, 79, Pederson, Darrel – Perham, 1991 Simpson, Dick – Brandon/Evansville, 1999, 2000 84, 85 Peiler, Ann – Orono, 2001 Sinn, Ruth – Apple Valley, 1994, 95, 2004 Ulveling, Kraig – Red Wing, 2005 Pernu, Robert – Mountain Iron, 1978 Skoy, Donald – Buhl, 1977 Uttech, Rick – East Chain, 1980, 82; Granada-Huntley-East Peterson, Cindy – Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 1975 Slaathaug, Gregg – Fulda, 2002, 03, 06, 07 Chain, 2004, 06 (Winter) Smart, David – Ada-Borup, 2006, 07 Vincent, Val – Maple Grove, 2003 Peterson, Dale – MACCRAY, Clara City, 2006 Smith, Mike, Totino-Grace, 2002 Visness, Carol – Hallock-Humboldt-St. Vincent/ Kennedy, Peterson, Gary – Austin, 2004 Solum, Karen – Barnesville, 1993 1992, 2002, 04 Peterson, Lynn – Willmar, 1984 Sorenson, Scott – Caledonia, 2007 Vorachek, John – Waubun, 1990 Petersson, Richard – Proctor, 1980, 2001 Sparby, Mindy – New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva, Voss, Darold – Jackson County Central, 2000 Pierson, Carl – Champlin Park, 2007 2004 Wade, Percy E. – Simley, 2000, 03; Bloomington Kennedy, Pingel, Jim – Mayer Lutheran, 2001 Steffens, Earl – Wheaton, 1983, 87 2005, 06 Preller, Dave – Woodbury, 1989, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, Stifter, John – McGregor, 1998 Wade, Roderick – Rosemount, 2002 03, 04 Stiles, Penny – Coon Rapids, 1979, 81 Wahl, Jim – Bemidji, 1986, 94, 2000 Raich, Mike – Hibbing, 1997 Stoel, Bob – Central MN Christian, Prinsburg, 2001 Wallin, Dale – Spring Lake Park, 1983, 89 Randels, Eleanor – Esko, 1976 Stockwell, Kerri – North HS, North St. Paul, 2000 Ward, Jill – Goodhue, 1996 Rasmussen, Vikki – Alden-Conger, 1977 Stoel, Bob – Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg, 2000 Way, Nancy – Albany, 1978, 79, 80, 81 Reider, Pat – Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 1994 Storkamp, Jay – Foley, 2002 Welch, Bill - Edina West, 1981 Reiter, Steve – Blaine, 1993, 97, 2000, 02, 05 Strand, Laura – Roseau, 2000 Welch, Tim – Ogilvie, 2000 Remme, Bruce – Marshall, 2005, 06 Stringer, Pat – White Bear Lake, 1985 Weldon, Patti – Robbinsdale Armstrong, 1997, 98, 2001 Resch, Mary – Glencoe-Silver Lake, 1998 Studer, Steve – St. Paul Central, 1976 Wellik, Amy – Mounds View, 1999 Richardson, Betty – St. Paul Highland Park, 1985, 86 Stuewe, Bill – St. Peter, 1997 Wendlandt, Arlyn – Litchfield, 1990 Rigoni, David – Nicollet, 1980 Sukalski, Lisa – St. Michael-Albertville, 2001 Wiebusch, Gene – Janesville, 1983 Rislov, Karla – Roseau, 1974 (fall) Sunde, Milt – Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington, 1999 Wild, Amy – Caledonia, 1998 Ross, Chuck – Underwood, 2004 Suneson, Terry – Woodbury, 1980 Willand, Janet – Glencoe, 1974 (fall), 76, 84, 85 Ross, David – MN Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, 1994 Swan, Greg – Totino Grace, 1985 Wind, Alvin John – Cass Lake-Bena, 2005 Ross, Jeff – Minnesota Lake, 1978 Swanhorst, Randy – Crosby-Ironton, 2004 Winter, Mark – Winona, 2003 Ross, Patty – Hibbing, 1977 Swanson, Dick – Duluth Denfeld, 1992 Wirtanen, Scott – Biwabik, 1985 Rost, Keith – East Grand Forks, 1985 Sweeney, Shawn – Lake City, 1983, 84 Woitas, Bruce – St. Mary's Sleepy Eye, 1999, 2005 Rostberg, Andy – Hutchinson, 2003 Szymanski, Paul – Montgomery-Lonsdale, 2002 Wold, Bill – Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1976, 78, 80, 82, 86, 87 Rudolph, Kathy – Granada-Huntley, 1974 (fall) Taylor, J. T. – Andover, 2004 Woodford, Cliff – Mankato East, 1978, 80, 85, 87 Schindler, Dan – North Branch, 1994, 2000, 01, 03, 05 Taylor, Willie – Mounds View, 1994; St. Paul Central, 2001, 05, Woods, Danny – Academy of Holy Angels, 2005 Schirmer, Carl – Cass Lake, 1984 06, 07 Worke, John – Blooming Prairie, 1999 Schmiesing, Mark – Mankato East, 1991, 95 Thelen-Richter, Carol – DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, 2006 Wright, Susan – Mankato Loyola, 1981 Schmidt, Eric – Crookston, 2006 Thielke, Gwen – Roseville Area, 2005, 06, 07 Young, Heather – Cloquet, 2004 Schmitz, Doug – Hibbing, 2007 Thorpe, Dave – Osseo, 1987, 89, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 2000 Youso, Bob – Moose Lake, 1979, 80, 81, 82 Schmitz, Steve – Sibley East, 1999, 2000 Thurow, Josh – Minnehaha Academy, 2005 Zanardi, Carole – Duluth East, 2003 Schneeberger, Trevor – Barnesville, 2004 Thury, Ken – Lakeville, 1981 Zimmerman, Peggy – New York Mills, 1978, 79, 80, 81

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 77) 15, and Larsen with 14 and a game-high 11 the lane. Junior Amanda Dietel went up for the had a double-double for Norwood-Young rebounds. As a team, the Arrows shot 32.6 per- shot as time expired, but was bumped by Kelsey America with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Senior cent from the field, while hitting 68.2 percent of Lorenzen. No foul was called, and the game Becky Otto was the top scorer for the Raiders. their free throw attempts. went to overtime. She finished with 17 points. The Arrows defeated Caledonia 40-38 in the Steph Kocourek opened the scoring 44 sec- Barnesville, Fairmont and Esko rounded out quarterfinals. After trailing 16-0 over the first onds into the extra period with a drive to the the Class AA field. Cannon Falls, which won seven minutes, Pipestone Area closed the gap to basket and the Arrows took a lead they never the title in 2006, did not qualify for the 2007 20-17 at halftime. The Arrows took their first relinquished. Kocourek, who scored six of her tournament. lead on a lay-up from Tinklenberg at 8:26 of the points in overtime, finished with 19 overall. second half and the score went back and forth Pipestone Area’s Faith Tinklenberg had the Class AAA from there. Kocourek scored the game-winner only double-double of the game. She finished The Becker Bulldogs (31-1) won their first for the Arrows on a left-handed lay-up with with a game-high 26 points and 11 rebounds. title in their first tournament appearance in three ticks left on the clock. Three players scored in double digits for Jordan: Class AAA. They defeated the Islanders of Tinklenberg again led Pipestone Area with sophomore Leah Dietel with 22 points and a DeLaSalle 41-39 when sophomore Rey 13 points and senior Kelsey Lorenzen added team-high nine rebounds; sophomore Brittany Robinson hit a two-pointer with 1.2 seconds left another 10. Both Tinklenberg and Kocourek Chambers with 17 points; and Amanda Dietel in regulation. The Islanders (28-3), who were had eight rebounds for the Arrows. Sophomore with 16 points. making their second tournament appearance, Cassie Gran was the only Caledonia player in Jordan and Norwood-Young America battled were also in the hunt for their first title. double figures. She finished with 12 points. for the third-place title, but the Jaguars held the Neither team led by more than four points in In the semifinals, Pipestone Area came from Raiders scoreless over the final three minutes. the championship game, and with 56 seconds behind again and defeated the first-time quali- Chambers hit four key free throws in the final left, DeLaSalle junior Aaryn Booker tied the fiers from Jordan 62-57 in overtime. The Jaguars 1:11, and Jordan went on to win 58-50. As a score at 39 when she hit a lay-up. Becker held led 44-34 with 11:11 left in the game, but the team, the Jaguars hit 10-of-26 three-point the ball for 30 seconds after that before coach Arrows responded with an 11-3 run to stay close. attempts, and both Leah and Amanda Dietel hit Justin Hegna called a timeout. When they came Tinklenberg tied the game 53-53 with 1:04 left four shots from beyond the arc apiece. Leah back on the floor, the Bulldogs tried to get the on the clock. Jordan held the ball for the last Dietel and Chambers scored 18 and 17 points, ball to junior Brianna Mastey. However, she was shot, but then had to rush as the Arrows clogged respectively, to lead Jordan. Senior Rachel Pexa Continued on page 91

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 89 State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Participants — 1974-2007 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . . . . 1975 (Winter) Duluth Central...... 1982, 83, 85, LeSueur ...... 1975 (Winter) Runner-up; Champion; 86, 2005 AAA Runner-up 86 AA Sportsmanship Trophy 86 Sportsmanship Trophy Ada-Borup ...... 2006, 07 Duluth Denfeld...... 1975 (Winter); 92 Litchfield...... 1974 (Fall); 90 Albany Area ...... 1978, 79 A Runner-up, Duluth East ...... 1982, 83, 85,87, 91, 95, 96, Little Falls...... 1980 AA Champion, 81, 80 A Champion, 81, 83 AA Champion, 97; 2002, 03 AAA Runner-up 84 AA Champion, 85 AA Champion, 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 AA Runner-up East Central, Sandstone...... 2003 89 AA Runner-up, 90, 91 Alden-Conger...... 1977, 97 East Chain...... 1980, 82 A Runner-up McGregor...... 1998 Alexandria ...... 1988, 97 AAA Champion, 99, East Grand Forks ...... 1985, 86 A Runner-up, Luverne...... 1975 (Winter) 2000, 01, 02 91 MACCRAY, Clara City Andover ...... 2004 Eastview, Apple Valley...... 2000 AAAA Runner-up, (Maynard-Clara City-Raymond) . . . . . 1990, 91, 2006 Apple Valley ...... 1994, 95, 2004 03 AAAA Runner-up Mahnomen...... 1976 Archbishop Brady ...... 1978, 79 Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 1983, 84 A Runner-up, Mankato East...... 1978, 80, 85 AA Runner-up, Austin ...... 1976, 2004 89 A Runner-up, 2001 A Runner-up, 06 87 AA Champion, 91, 95, 98 Austin Pacelli ...... 1979, 80 A Runner-up, 81 Edina ...... 1982, 83 AA Runner-up, 84, Mankato Loyola ...... 1981 Badger/Greenbush-Middle River ...... 2007 88 AA Champion, 2000, 01, 02, 07 Maple Grove...... 2003 Bagley ...... 1981 Edina West...... 1981 Marshall...... 1993, 2001 AAA Champion, Barnesville ...... 1993, 2004, 07 Elgin-Millville...... 2002 A Runner-up, 03, 04, 05 A 02 AAA Champion, 05, 06 AAA Runner-up Barnum ...... 1996, 97, 99, 2002, 03, 06 Champion, 06 Marshall / Marshall Area Christian...... 2000 Becker...... 2007 AAA Champion Elk River...... 1990 AA Runner-up, 96, 98, Marshall County Central, Newfolden...... 1987 Belle Plaine ...... 2001, 03 2001 AAAA Runner-up, 02, 04, 06 Marshall School, Duluth ...... 2000 Bemidji...... 1986, 94, 2000 Esko ...... 1976, 88, 89, 93, 95, 97, 2002, 06, 07 Marshall-University ...... 1976, 77 Bemidji/Midge Lake ...... 2001 Fairfax/Gibbon ...... 1987 Mayer Lutheran . 1975 (Winter); 77 A Runner-up, 2001 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Fairmont...... 2007 Meadow Creek Christian School, Andover ...... 2004, St. Louis Park ...... 1976 AA Runner-up, 77, Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1977, 78, 79, 82, 88, 95 05, 06 2006 AAA Champion, 07 Foley ...... 2002 Melrose ...... 1979 Benson...... 1983 Forest Lake ...... 1993, 2001 Mesabi East, Aurora...... 1991, 98 Bethlehem Academy, Faribault...... 1998 Fosston . . . . 1994, 2000 A Champion, 01 A Champion, Midwest Minnesota Biwabik ...... 1985 03 A Champion, 05 A Runner-up, 06 (Clara City/Maynard) ...... 1986 A Champion Blaine...... 1993, 97, 2000, 02 AAAA Runner-up, 05 Fridley ...... 1988, 90, 92, 97 Milroy ...... 1985 A Runner-up (The) Blake School, Minneapolis . . . 1994 A Champion, Fulda...... 2002, 03, 06 A Champion, 07 A Champion Minneapolis North Community...... 1979, 80, 96 A Runner-up, 97, 98 AA Champion, Glencoe ...... 1974 (Fall) Champion; 76 A Runner-up, 97 AAA Runner-up, 98 AAA Champion, 99 AA Champion, 2000 84 A Sportsmanship Trophy,85 99 AAA Champion, 2000 AAA Runner-up, Bloomington Jefferson. . . . 1976, 77, 78 AA Champion, Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1998 01, 02 AAA Runner-up, 03 AAA Champion, 93 AA Champion, 94 AA Champion, 97, Goodhue ...... 1996 04 AAA Champion, 05 AAA Champion 98 AAAA Champion, 99, 2003 Granada-Huntley...... 1974 (Fall) Minneapolis South ...... 2005, 07 AAAA Runner-up Bloomington Kennedy ...... 2005 AAAA Champion, Granada-Huntley-East Chain. . . . 2004, 06 A Runner-up Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 06 AAAA Runner-up Grand Rapids...... 1998 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis...... 2001, 05 Blooming Prairie ...... 1999 Hallock-Humboldt-St. Vincent/Kennedy...... 1992 Minneota ...... 2005 Braham ...... 1974 (Fall) Hancock ...... 1988, 89, 92, 97 A Champion, Minnesota Lake ...... 1978 Brainerd...... 1992, 93, 97 2002, 07 A Runner-up Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 1994, Brandon/Evansville ...... 1999 A Champion, 2000 Hastings ...... 1996 AA Champion 2000 A Runner-up, 05, 06 Breck School, Golden Valley . . 2002, 03 AA Runner-up, Hawley...... 1990, 2001, 02, 03 A Runner-up, Minnetonka ...... 1999 04 AA Champion 04 AA Runner-up, 05 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 1995, 96, Bricelyn ...... 1986 Hayfield ...... 2000 97 AA Runner-up, 99 AA Runner-up Browerville...... 2006 Henderson...... 1983 A Champion Montgomery-Lonsdale...... 2002 Buhl ...... 1977 Hermantown ...... 2003, 05, 06 Moorhead ...... 1999 AAAA Runner-up, 2003, 05, 07 Burnsville ...... 1977 AA Champion, 80, Heron Lake...... 1977 Moose Lake ...... 1979, 80, 81 A Runner-up, 84 AA Runner-up, 86, 89, 91 AA Champion, Heron Lake-Okabena ...... 1981 A Champion & 82 A Champion 92 AA Champion, 96 Sportsmanship Trophy Mora ...... 1999 Caledonia ...... 1992, 98 AA Runner-up, 2007 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1997, 98 Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta ...... 1998, 99, 2001 Cambridge-Isanti ...... 1999 Hibbing ...... 1976, 77, 97, 2007 Mounds View ...... 1992 AA Runner-up, 94, 99 Cannon Falls ...... 2006 AA Champion Hill-Murray, Maplewood . . 1976, 78, 80 AA Runner-up, Mountain Iron ...... 1978 Cass Lake-Bena ...... 1984, 98, 2005 82 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 86, 87, 96, Mountain Iron-Buhl ...... 1994 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 2003, 04, 06 2002, 04 New London-Spicer . . . 1985 A Sportsmanship Trophy, Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg...... 2000, 01 Hopkins ...... 2002, 03, 04 AAAA Champion, 87, 88, 91 A Runner-up, 92 A Runner-up, Champlin Park ...... 1999, 2007 05 AAAA Runner-up, 06 AAAA Champion 93 A Runner-up, 94 A Runner-up, 95, Chaska ...... 1982, 83, 90, 98 AAA Runner-up Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 1979, 80 97 AA Champion, 2001 AA Runner-up, Chatfield...... 1997 Howard Lake-Waverly ...... 1980 02 AA Champion, 03, 04 Chisholm ...... 1983, 84 A Champion, 87, 2007 Hutchinson ...... 1986, 88, 89, 2003 New Prague . . . 1992, 98, 2000 AAA Champion, 06, 07 Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul ...... 1989, 93, International Falls ...... 1988, 89, 90 New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva ...... 2004 95, 97, 98 A Champion, 2007 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 1991, 98, 2002 New York Mills. . . . 1977 A Champion, 78 A Champion, Climax/Fisher ...... 1993 Jackson County Central ...... 2000, 04 79 A Champion, 80, 81, 82, 86 Cloquet ...... 1978, 2000, 01, 04 Janesville ...... 1983 Nicollet...... 1980 Cook County, Grand Marais ...... 2001 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton...... 2003 North, North St. Paul ...... 1975 (Winter); 77, Coon Rapids ...... 1979 Sportsmanship Trophy, Jordan ...... 2007 98, 99, 2000 81 AA Champion, 97 Kasson-Mantorville...... 1974 (Fall); 85, 97 North Branch...... 1994, 2000, 01 AAA Runner-up, Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul...... 1994, Kenyon...... 1988 03, 05 98 AAAA Runner-up, 99 AAAA Champion, Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 2000, 01 Northfield ...... 1979 AA Runner-up 2002, 03 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 1982 Northland, Remer ...... 1997 Cromwell ...... 1986, 2004 Kimball Area...... 2003 Norwood-Young America...... 2007 Crosby-Ironton...... 2004 Kittson Central, Hallock...... 2002 A Champion, 04 Ogilvie ...... 2000 Crookston. . . . . 1975 (Winter); 98, 2006 AA Runner-up Lake City...... 1983 A Runner-up, 84 Orono...... 2001 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis . . . . . 2006, 07 AAA Runner-up Lakeville...... 1981, 99, 2001 AAAA Champion, Osakis ...... 1998 Derham Hall...... 1982, 83, 84 02 AAAA Champion, 04 AAAA Runner-up, 05 Osseo...... 1987, 89 AA Champion, 91, 93, Detroit Lakes ...... 2005, 07 Lakeville North...... 2007 94 AA Runner-up, 95, 96 AA Runner-up, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton ...... 1994, 2003 Lester Prairie ...... 1982 97, 2000 AAAA Champion, 04, 07 Continued on page 91

90 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Basketball Tournament Participants — 1974-2007 Continued from page 90 Rothsay ...... 2000 Staples-Motley...... 2002 Owatonna...... 1992, 97, 99 AAA Runner-up, 2001 Rushford-Peterson...... 2007 Starbuck ...... 1974 (Fall); 76 Pelican Rapids ...... 2001 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton ...... 1997 Stillwater Area ...... 1984, 88 Pequot Lakes ...... 1999, 2000, 05 AA Runner-up St. Bernard’s ...... 1988, 2002 Storden-Jeffers . . . 1988 A Runner-up, 89 A Champion, Perham ...... 1991 St. Charles...... 1982 A Sportsmanship Trophy 90 A Runner-up,91, 93 Pierz ...... 1986, 96, 2000 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1977 AA Runner-up, 78, Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1995 Pipestone Area ...... 1987, 2005, 07 AA Champion 82 AA Champion, 95 AA Runner-up Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1985, 2002, 07 Prior Lake ...... 1999, 2002, 03 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1998 Tower-Soudan ...... 2005 Proctor...... 1980, 2001 St. Francis ...... 1979, 98 Tracy ...... 1981, 82, 84 Red Lake Falls ...... 1996, 97 A Runner-up, St. James ...... 1993, 95 A Runner-up, 96, 98 Tracy Area ...... 1992 A Champion 98 A Runner-up, 99 St. Louis Park ...... 1985, 86 AA Champion, 87, 89, Tracy-Milroy ...... 1987, 88 A Champion, 95, Red Rock Central, Lamberton...... 1994, 98, 90 AA Champion, 91 96 A Champion, 97 99 Class A Runner-up St. Michael-Albertville ...... 2001 AA Champion, 06 Tracy/Milroy/Walnut Grove ...... 1989 Red Wing...... 1978, 2005 St. Paul Central ...... 1976 AA Champion, 77, 78, Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington...... 1999 Redwood Falls ...... 1976 A Champion, 77, 79 AA Champion, 2001, 05, 06, Underwood...... 2004 A Runner-up, 05 78 A Runner-up, 79 07 AAAA Champion Virginia ...... 1990, 92 Regina ...... 1978 AA Runner-up St. Paul Harding ...... 1981 AA Runner-up & Wabasso ...... 2004 A Champion Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1997, 98, 2001, 06 Sportsmanship Trophy, 88, 90, Wadena...... 1974 (Fall) Runner-up; 76 Rochester John Marshall . . . . 1983 AA Sportsmanship 91 AA Runner-up Warren ...... 1980 Trophy, 85 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 98 St. Paul Highland Park . . . 1985, 86 AA Runner-up, 99 Waubun ...... 1983, 90, 99 Rochester Lourdes ...... 1975 (Winter); 76, 86, St. Peter...... 1990, 91, 92, 97 Wheaton ...... 1986 A Sportsmanship Trophy, 87 A Champion, 89,90 A Champion, Sartell-St. Stephen...... 2005 87 A Runner-up & Spirit Trophy 91 A Champion, 93 A Champion, Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 1998, 2004 White Bear Lake Area ...... 1985, 2004 94, 95 A Champion, 99, 2000 AA Champion, Shakopee...... 1979, 81, 96, 97 Willmar ...... 1984, 92, 94, 2004 AAA Runner-up, 06 02, 03 AA Champion, 04, 05 AA Champion Sibley East, Arlington ...... 1999, 2000 AA Runner-up Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 1989 Rochester Mayo ...... 1982 AA Runner-up, 87, 93, Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 2000, 03 Winona...... 2003 95 AA Champion, 96, 97 AAAA Champion, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's ...... 1999, 2005 Winona Cotter ...... 2001, 06 2000, 06 Southland, Adams ...... 1998, 99 Woodbury...... 1980, 89, 95, 97 AAAA Runner-up, Rockford ...... 2005 South St. Paul ...... 2001 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, Rocori, Cold Spring . . . . 1977, 87 AA Runner-up, 2003 Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton . . . 1976, 79, 03 AAAA Champion, 04 Rogers ...... 2006 84, 85 Worthington ...... 1976, 97, 99, 2003, 04, 07 Roseau ...... 1974 (Fall); 2000 Springfield ...... 2001, 02, 07 Yellow Medicine East, Rosemount...... 1988 AA Runner-up, 90, 2002 Spring Lake Park ...... 1983, 89 Granite Falls ...... 2002 AA Runner-up Roseville Area ...... 1987 AA Spirit Trophy, 92, Spring Valley ...... 1978 1993 AA Runner-up, 2000, 05, 06, 07 Staples ...... 1984, 85 A Champion

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 89) In the semifinals, the Bulldogs defeated the Lakes with 17 points. double-teamed, so Robinson took the ball defending champions from Benilde-St. New Prague, Totino-Grace of Fridley, and instead. She dribbled past a defender and Margaret’s of St. Louis Park 46-34. Becker Hibbing completed the Class AAA field. swished the left-handed jumpshot. The Islanders trailed 24-22 before going on a 17-3 run over a called a timeout, but the game ended when nine-minute period in the second half. They Class AAAA Bulldog sophomore Jessie Althoff stole the also dominated on the boards and outrebounded In Class AAAA, the Minutemen of St. Paul inbound pass. the Red Knights 42-23. Mastey again led the Central captured their third title with a perfect Nearly all of the game statistics were even. Bulldogs with her 29 points and 14 rebounds. 32-0 record. They defeated the Tigers of The score was tied 13 times, and the lead Shelley Stemper pulled down 10 rebounds for Minneapolis South 81-63 in the championship changed eight times. Becker shot 38.5 percent Becker and also had two blocks and five points. game. The Minutemen won previous titles in from the field, and the Islanders shot 35.6 per- Senior LaToya Williams was the only Benilde- 1976 and 1979, and were making their eighth cent. Mastey had 12 points and seven rebounds St. Margaret’s player in double figures with 13 appearance overall. Minneapolis South (28-3) for Becker, and junior Shelly Stemper added 11 points. was making its second appearance and was hop- more points for the Bulldogs. On the other side, Detroit Lakes and Benilde-St. Margaret’s ing for its first title. senior Rachel Booth had 12 points and nine competed for third-place honors. The Red St. Paul Central jumped to an early 8-0 lead rebounds for DeLaSalle. Knights of Benilde-St. Margaret’s used an 11-1 and didn’t allow Minneapolis South to score in Becker defeated Worthington 67-64 in the run over the last four minutes of the second half the first four minutes. That was also when South quarterfinals. The Bulldogs scored 17 unan- to tie the Lakers 49-49 at the end of regulation. senior Hannah Cheese suffered a shoulder injury swered points in the second half to go up 51-37. Junior Colleen Ruane started the run with lay- and went down for the game. After that, the But the Trojans rallied by forcing turnovers and up at 3:46 and LaToya Williams tied the score at Minutemen took over. They had a 54-35 junior Sarah Boever brought Worthington with- 49 when she hit a lay-up with 24 ticks left on the rebounding advantage, scored 58 points in the in 65-64 when she hit a shot with seven seconds clock. Detroit Lakes’ senior Corey Lof missed a paint, and had a 20-3 scoring edge in bench left in the game. The Bulldogs made their final jumper with time running out and the game scoring. They also shot a blistering 51.6 percent two shots, however, after junior Alyssa Smith went into overtime. from the field and converted 14-of-25 free throw fouled Brianna Mastey with two seconds left. In the extra period, the Red Knights went on attempts. Mastey iced both of her attempts and the another 9-3 run to go up 57-52 with 39 seconds The Minutemen had five players in double Bulldogs escaped with the victory. remaining. Senior Macey Bentley brought the figures: junior Kiara Buford with 19 points and Mastey, who has verbally committed to the Lakers within four when she hit a three-pointer eight rebounds; senior Ebony Black with 18 University of Minnesota, finished the game with with 27 seconds left, but Williams upped the points and 10 rebounds; senior Angel Robinson 27 points on 12-of-18 shooting. She also had a score to 61-55 just seconds later when she with 16 points and six rebounds; sophomore game-high 15 rebounds. Rey Robinson was the drained two free throw attempts. Theairra Taylor with 11 points and four second-leading scorer for Becker with 12 points. Williams had 24 points for Benilde-St. rebounds; and junior Georgie Jones with 11 Ninth-grader Gabrielle Boever paced Margaret’s and Ruane added another 20. points and 15 rebounds. The Tigers’ top scorer Worthington with 21 points, seven rebounds, Williams also landed a double-double with her was junior Ephesia Holmes with 21 points. and three steals. 10 rebounds. Senior Jena Hanson led Detroit Continued on page 92

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2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 91) another 13 points for Central. The only Hornet defeating Champlin Park 73-57. Junior Natalie Sophomore Gabrielle Roberts led Minneapolis in double figures was Young with 13 points. Pastor hit seven free throws in the final four South with eight rebounds. Edina took home the third-place trophy after minutes to pace the Hornets. Overall, she shot In the quarterfinals, St. Paul Central 13-of-21 from the charity stripe, and defeated Roseville Area 76-58. The the Hornets shot 67.3 percent (35-of- Minutemen were up 45-39 when Ebony 52) as a team. Lauren Young had a dou- Black scored on a lay-up at 10:57 of the ble-double for Edina with 32 points and second half to start a 15-2 Central run. 14 rebounds. Pastor finished with 19 Two minutes later, the Minutemen had points and Hana Potter added 10 extended their lead to 58-41. rebounds for the Hornets. Senior Angel Robinson and Kiara Buford Ashlynn Fuller led Champlin Park with both had 16 points for St. Paul Central. 16 points, and senior Jenny Theisen Robinson also had 12 assists and junior added another 12. Megan Howard led the Minutemen Moorhead, Lakeville North, and with nine rebounds. Senior Talisha Osseo rounded out the Class AAAA MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Barlowe and sophomore Janae Burich field. Hopkins, which won the title last had 17 points piece for Roseville Area. year, failed to qualify for this year’s tour- Burich also led the Raiders with 10 nament. rebounds. The Minutemen moved on to defeat The 2007 State Girls’ Basketball Edina 79-41 in the semifinals. St. Paul Tournament quarterfinals were played Central utilized stifling defense and March 14 and 15 at Williams Arena on held the Hornets to two field goals in the University of Minnesota campus in the first half. Edina senior Lauren Minneapolis and the Target Center in Young scored the first basket for the Minneapolis. All semifinal and champi- Hornets 12 seconds into the game, and onship games were played at the Target they didn’t score again until ninth- Center on March 15-17. The third- grader Hana Potter hit a jumpshot with place games were played at Gangelhoff 2:21 left on the clock. Center on the Concordia University Angel Robinson led all scorers with campus in St. Paul on March 17. Total 28 points, and Ebony Black added paid attendance was 39,412.

St. Paul Central’s Georgie Jones (34) takes a shot over Minneapolis South’s Gabrielle Roberts (20) as South’s Tayler Hill (3) looks on. St. Paul Central won its third title with an 81-63 victory over Minneapolis South in Class AAAA.

92 Girls’ Basketball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING Mead of Minneapolis South sets new Class AA record; Willmar wins second team title in Class AA; Perham claims first championship

By Ellen Giloy & and 50th overall. Senior Charlie Nord and jun- Kristen L. Rainey ior Parker Carignan also ran for the Yellowjackets. wo new individual champions emerged at Minnehaha Academy took home the sec- the 2006 State Cross Country Meet. In 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW ond-place trophy, with 165 points, up from 13th TClass A, junior Kevin Lachowitzer of last year. Senior Will Haffield placed third in Perham emerged as the winner with a time of overall. Senior Bryan Paridon was next with a both team scoring and overall to pace the 15:54.9. Lachowitzer’s performance also pro- 24th-place finish in team scoring. He was 43rd Redhawks. Ninth-grader Jake Brown and junior pelled the Yellowjackets to their first team title. overall. Senior Nick Adkins rounded out the Kevin Peters followed. They were 19th and They finished with 71 points overall. scoring positions by placing 27th in team scoring Continued on page 103 Hassan Mead, a senior at Minneapolis South, out-sprinted Henry Sibley senior Jonathan Stublaski in the final stages of the Class AA race. Mead, who hadn’t lost a race all season, capped his year by setting the new Class AA and course record at 15:10.7. The previous record of 15:11.4 was set by Winona’s Garrett Heath in 2003. The Willmar boys captured their second con- secutive team crown in Class AA. They placed five of their runners in the top 15 finishers in

team scoring and tallied 41 points. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Class A After a fourth-place finish in 2005, the Perham Yellowjackets ran away with their first team title in 2006. They placed three runners in the top 15 in team scoring, and their 71 points was good for a 94-point margin over the runner- up team from Minnehaha Academy of Minneapolis. Junior Kevin Lachowitzer led Perham with his individual first-place finish. He was followed by juniors Justin Tellinhuisen and Eddie Stenger, who placed eighth and 11th in Hassan Mead of Minneapolis South (511) won the Class AA individual title with a record-setting time team scoring, respectively, and ninth and 17th 15:10.7. 2006 State Cross Country Running 2006 State Cross Country Running Class A Boys’ Team Results Class AA Boys’ Team Results

Place Team Name Team Score Place Team Name Team Score 1 Perham ...... 71 1 Willmar ...... 41 2 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis ...... 165 2 Rosemount ...... 114 3 Adrian ...... 172 3 Eden Prairie ...... 119 4 Pine City ...... 181 4 Brainerd ...... 145 5 Fairmont ...... 194 5 Winona ...... 162 6 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 198 6 Lakeville South ...... 165 7 Watertown-Mayer ...... 199 7 Mounds View ...... 195 8 Mora ...... 209 8 Alexandria ...... 219 9 Rochester Lourdes ...... 220 9 Stillwater Area ...... 223 10 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls ...... 228 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 246 11 Winona Cotter ...... 237 11 Osseo ...... 249 12 Warroad ...... 248 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 260 13 St. James...... 266 13 North Branch ...... 312 *14 Staples-Motley...... 274 14 Buffalo ...... 325 *15 Eveleth-Gilbert...... 274 15 Duluth East ...... 346 16 Montevideo ...... 277 16 Eagan ...... 434

* Ties in team scoring are broken by using the better time of each team’s sixth-place finisher.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Basketball 93 Perham — 2006 Class A Boys’ State Team Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Kevin Lachowitzer, Charlie Nord, Nick Adkins, Bryan Paridon, Eddie Stenger. Row 2: Asst. Coach Brent Hanson, Head Coach Jeff Morris, Parker Carignan, Alex Barney, Sam Stoll, Justin Tellinghuisen, Asst. Coach Kay Morris. 2006 Class A Boys’ Race Results (5,000 Meters)

Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 1 Kevin Lachowitzer, 11 Perham 15:54.9 30 Rob Aderman, 12 St. Cloud Cathedral 16:59.2 2 Don Wasinger, 11 Winona Cotter 16:06.5 31 Peter Vukelich, 11 Crosby-Ironton 17:00.2 3 Will Haffield, 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 16:12.1 32 Taylor Zinnel, 11 St. James 17:00.5 4 Moses Heppner, 10 Warroad 16:19.0 33 Lucas Torress, 12 Blue Earth Area 17:02.7 5 Justin Peters, 12 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 16:19.4 34 Ryan Swenson, 8 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 17:02.9 6 Eric Thies, 12 Sibley East, Arlington 16:21.0 35 Austin Hinrichs, 12 MACCRAY, Clara City 17:04.3 7 Anthony Bongard, 12 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 16:21.8 36 Jake Brown, 9 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 17:05.0 8 Ethan Wieneke, 12 Adrian 16:22.4 37 David Hambly, 11 Pine City 17:05.3 9 Justin Tellinhuisen, 11 Perham 16:27.5 38 J P Cartier, 11 Mora 17:05.7 10 Dustin Franta, 12 La Crescent 16:28.1 39 Justin Scherbring, 12 Hayfield 17:06.8 11 Kenny Fillbrandt, 11 *Glencoe-Silver Lake/McLeod 16:30.6 40 Eric Mohrbacher, 11 Warroad 17:07.3 12 Connor Gjevre, 9 Annandale 16:31.5 41 Tony Klosterboer, 12 Montevideo 17:07.8 13 Brett Ausmus, 11 Hinckley-Finlayson 16:31.8 42 Andrew Friesen, 11 Lake of the Woods, Baudette 17:08.3 14 Trevor McNally, 11 Pine City 16:32.2 43 Bryan Paridon, 12 Perham 17:08.8 15 Jackson Peterson, 12 Carlton 16:33.5 44 Mark Bartley, 11 Blue Earth Area 17:09.0 16 Erik Escher, 12 Watertown-Mayer 16:38.5 45 Steven Gall, 12 Pierz 17:09.0 17 Eddie Stenger, 11 Perham 16:39.4 46 Joah Schwecke, 12 Rockford 17:09.2 18 Casey Lippert, 12 Renville County West 16:44.0 47 Alex Nsengimana, 12 Winona Cotter 17:09.4 19 Kyle Peterson, 12 Watertown-Mayer 16:44.7 48 Tom Pesch, 11 Plainview-Elgin Millville 17:10.8 20 David Haegeman, 10 Fairmont 16:46.4 49 Jeff Janssen, 11 Fairmont 17:11.5 21 Luke Leibovich, 12 Rochester Lourdes 16:47.8 50 Nick Adkins, 12 Perham 17:11.9 22 Jacob Henderson, 12 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 16:48.8 51 Ian Campbell, 12 Blooming Prairie 17:12.3 23 Doug Liebsch, 11 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 16:49.0 52 Tanner Bulock, 12 Fairmont 17:13.2 24 Adam Staniger, 11 Chisholm 16:49.2 53 Aaron Nelson, 12 Eveleth-Gilbert 17:14.1 25 Tom Miche, 11 Pine City 16:49.8 54 Neil Larsen, 10 Milaca 17:14.8 26 Clayton Foster, 10 Pequot Lakes 16:52.8 55 Nate Ellens, 12 *Murray County Central Rebels 17:15.9 27 Evan Eliason, 12 Concordia Academy, Roseville 16:53.1 56 Zach Ley, 12 St. Cloud Cathedral 17:17.1 28 David Upjohn, 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 16:55.1 57 Jordan Pater, 9 Adrian 17:18.0 29 Zac Faith, 11 St. James 16:58.6 58 Chris Reisdorfer, 10 Adrian 17:18.0 59 Jon Coler, 10 Mora 17:18.6 60 Sam Meyer, 12 Kingsland, Spring Valley 17:19.5 Individual Champion in bold 61 Peter Otten, 11 Christ’s Household of Faith, St. Paul 17:19.7 *Cooperatively sponsored programs. 62 Daniel Merrit, 11 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 17:20.1 63 Cody Marvig, 11 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 17:20.8 64 Paul Weigel, 11 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 17:22.3 65 Marcus Piepho, 12 Mankato Loyola 17:22.8 66 Josiah Fuhrman, 11 Staples-Motley 17:23.2 2006 Class A Individual 67 Matt Walstrom, 12 Watertown-Mayer 17:23.5 68 Alex Johnson, 11 Warroad 17:24.7 State Champion 69 Bryan Lindquist, 11 Esko 17:26.1 70 Jordan Bendson, 9 Staples-Motley 17:26.9 71 Kevin Peters, 11 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 17:27.1 Kevin Lachowitzer, 11 72 Tanner Skillings, 12 *Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 17:27.3 Perham 73 Patrick Sitzer, 12 Rochester Lourdes 17:27.5 74 Josh Dahl, 12 Rush City 17:29.0 15.54.9 75 Sam Wagner, 10 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 17:29.1 76 Luke Jordan, 11 Watertown-Mayer 17:29.5 77 Noah Prinsen, 12 *Cook County 17:30.8 Continued on page 96

94 Boys’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Willmar — 2006 Class AA Boys’ State Team Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION Row 1 (L-R): Asst. Coach Carrie Peterson, Bennet Woltjer, Adam Serbus, Tom LaPatka, Abdi Awale, Matt Weitzel, Garrett Erickson, Kevin Boike, Scott Boros, Andrew Halbritter, Josiah Swanson, Matt Konieczny, Badal Ali. Row 2: Coach Jerry Popp, Phil Cleary, Phil Weitzel, Marty Nelson, Marc Zinda, Mustafa Yusuf, Ahmed Abraham, Kaafi Adeys, Andrew Nicklawsky, Abshir Ahmed, Ahmed Hussein, Coach Disa Daucsavage. Row 3: Phil Knutson, Mohamed Bedel, Derek Ballandby, Michael Cola, Danny Voss, Andy Johnson, Ryan Larsen, Brandt Haglund, Zack Coquyt, David Anderson, Drew Larson, Nick Dahlke, Mowlid Mohamud. 2006 Class AA Boys’ Race Results (5,000 Meters)

Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 1 Hassan Mead, 12 Minneapolis South 15:10.7 50 Isaac Fitzsimmons, 12 Eden Prairie 16:34.8 2 Johathan Stublaski, 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 15:11.2 51 Tyler Rose, 11 Brainerd 16:35.3 3 Elliot Heath, 12 Winona 15:15.3 52 Mitch Weegman, 12 Winona 16:36.3 4 Rob Finnerty, 11 Burnsville 15:23.1 53 Keagan Marble, 12 Waseca 16:36.9 5 Kaafi Adeys, 12 Willmar 15:30.5 54 Mike Bumgarner, 12 Rosemount 16:37.6 6 Ryan Little, 12 Eden Prairie 15:32.5 55 Jeff Lee, 11 Stillwater Area 16:38.3 7 Abdi Awale, 12 Willmar 15:36.4 56 Jakob Lindaas, 10 Moorhead 16:40.2 8 Tom Burke, 12 Edina 15:36.7 57 Ryan Baumgartner, 11 Blaine 16:41.6 9 Jackson Willey, 12 Eden Prairie 15:45.5 58 Scott Behling, 11 Duluth East 16:42.5 10 Matt Yak, 12 Northfield 15:45.6 59 Andrew Nicklawsky, 11 Willmar 16:42.7 11 Tyler King, 11 Lakeville North 15:45.6 60 Ryan Evans, 10 Centennial, Circle Pines 16:42.8 12 Jordan Carlson, 11 Rosemount 15:46.4 61 Nick Ramberg, 12 North Branch 16:44.0 13 Nick Saucedo, 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 15:50.8 62 Mike Callan, 11 Park, Cottage Grove 16:44.3 14 Mahad Hassan, 10 Willmar 15:54.0 63 John Davis, 12 Eden Prairie 16:44.6 15 Justin Tyner, 12 Brainerd 15:56.9 64 Adam Schmidt, 10 Andover 16:46.2 16 Mohamed Bedel, 12 Willmar 15:57.1 65 Nick Nygaard, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 16:46.3 17 Paul Hilsen, 12 Lakeville South 16:02.4 66 Andy Wendroth, 12 *Zumbrota-Mazeppa/K-W 16:46.9 18 John Holt, 10 Roseville Area 16:05.0 67 Andy Hawkinson, 12 Osseo 16:49.0 19 TC Lumbar, 12 Edina 16:05.7 68 Jimmy Backes, 12 Lakeville South 16:49.2 20 Travis Beniak, 11 *Zumbrota-Mazeppa/K-W 16:07.8 69 Harry Backlund, 12 St. Paul Highland Park 16:49.4 21 Mike Howard, 12 North, North St. Paul 16:08.1 70 Zac Mellon, 10 Buffalo 16:49.8 22 Pieter Gagnon, 11 Minneapolis Washburn 16:08.2 71 Luke Toso, 12 Roseville Area 16:50.7 23 Mustafa Yusuf, 12 Willmar 16:09.0 72 Luke Delaney, 11 Brainerd 16:51.7 24 Kyle Schmidt, 11 *Hutchinson Tigers 16:10.5 73 Jon-Micheal Brandt, 9 Winona 16:52.0 25 Travis Burkstrand, 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 16:12.6 74 Pat Brown, 12 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 16:53.2 26 Andrew Quinn, 12 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 16:12.8 75 Luke Albares, 11 Monticello 16:53.4 27 Robel Kebede, 10 Minneapolis South 16:14.3 76 Peter Corcoran, 11 Stillwater Area 16:53.5 28 Josh Letofsky, 12 Osseo 16:15.9 77 Adam Noll, 12 Alexandria 16:54.7 29 Drew Paradis, 10 Alexandria 16:17.3 78 Emmu Wakai, 9 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16:55.1 30 Danny Docherty, 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 16:19.0 Continued on page 96 31 Obai Hussein, 11 Rosemount 16:20.3 32 Brandon Lewis, 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16:21.2 Individual Champion in bold 33 Kyle Buck, 12 *Zumbrota-Mazeppa/K-W 16:21.6 *Cooperatively sponsored programs. 34 Chip Sandahl, 12 Burnsville 16:21.7 35 Ellis Richardson, 11 Roseville Area 16:22.3 36 Matt Volz, 12 Lakeville South 16:22.9 2006 Class AA Individual 37 Ben Wilson, 12 Alexandria 16:24.2 38 Jon Lambert, 12 Wayzata 16:26.4 State Champion 39 Mohamed Farah, 12 Rochester Mayo 16:28.5 40 Thomas Ruttger, 10 Brainerd 16:28.9 41 Aaron Gorman, 12 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 16:29.2 Hassan Mead, 12 42 Andrew Hoffmann, 11 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 16:29.4 Minneapolis South 43 Tyler Iverson, 11 Moorhead 16:29.5 44 Wade Hassel, 12 Mounds View 16:29.9 15:10.7 45 Alex Wrobel, 12 Mounds View 16:31.4 46 Tim Kojetin, 11 Rosemount 16:31.5 New Class AA Course Record 47 Noah Delong, 12 *St Paul Central 16:32.0 & New Class AA Record 48 Richie Mark, 12 Red Wing 16:33.9 for 5,000 Meters 49 Doug DeBold, 12 Hopkins 16:34.0

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Cross Country Running 95 2006 Boys’ Race Results (5,000 Meters)

Class A Results (Continued from page 94) Class AA Results (Continued from page 95) Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 78 J J Nieuwbeerta, 12 Montevideo 17:31.3 79 Chris Massey, 10 Rosemount 16:55.5 79 Josh Ulring, 11 Staples-Motley 17:31.6 80 Neil Albares, 12 Monticello 16:55.7 80 Ali Khalili, 11 Byron 17:31.9 81 Kevin Ragborg, 12 Lakeville South 16:56.2 81 Mark Bostrom, 10 Mora 17:34.6 82 Ben Rodriquez, 11 Buffalo 16:56.6 82 Miles Duffey, 12 Fairmont 17:35.1 83 Charlie Lapham, 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16:57.1 83 Sam Hall, 12 St. Cloud Cathedral 17:37.5 84 Nate Hopkins, 11 Mounds View 16:57.3 84 Mark Freund, 10 Rochester Lourdes 17:39.1 85 David Jorgensen, 12 Woodbury 17:00.0 85 Ryan Sterner, 11 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 17:40.6 86 Josh Kaul, 11 Stillwater Area 17:01.0 86 Jack Albertson, 11 Adrian 17:40.7 87 Mike Warweg, 12 Rosemount 17:01.0 87 Landon Bauer, 9 Albany 17:41.5 88 Jake Dornfeld, 12 Winona 17:01.3 88 Jordan Smith, 9 *Cromwell/Floodwood Cardinals 17:42.4 89 Erik Blomsness, 11 Winona 17:02.3 89 Ted Kain, 11 St. Cloud Cathedral 17:42.6 90 Matt Thooft, 11 Rosemount 17:02.8 90 Charlie Nord, 12 Perham 17:44.1 91 Reid Gilbertson, 11 Stillwater Area 17:04.6 91 Sam Pakkonen, 11 *Mountain Iron-Buhl/Virginia 17:44.7 92 Pat Richie, 10 *Grand Rapids 17:05.6 92 Brandon Kulenkamp, 10 Mora 17:47.4 93 Mike Shellendich, 12 Mounds View 17:05.9 93 Darrin Reuss, 11 Montevideo 17:50.6 94 Bobby Davis, 10 Eden Prairie 17:07.1 94 Andy Fillmore, 12 Montgomery-Lonsdale 17:53.1 95 Mitch Lorenz, 11 Brainerd 17:08.8 95 Natie Wagner, 9 Eveleth-Gilbert 17:56.2 96 Dylan King, 12 Princeton 17:09.5 96 Jarod Boltjes, 11 Adrian 17:58.1 97 Raleigh Morgan, 11 Mounds View 17:11.6 97 Evan Johnson, 12 Eveleth-Gilbert 17:58.4 98 Scott Boros, 12 Willmar 17:13.8 98 Kyle Scheeler, 11 St. Cloud Cathedral 18:00.6 99 Max Robinson, 11 Osseo 17:14.8 99 Mike Resman, 11 Rochester Lourdes 18:02.4 100 Josh Myers, 12 Shakopee 17:14.9 100 Lucas Odegard, 12 Sauk Centre 18:04.1 101 James Goodenberger, 12 Duluth East 17:15.4 101 Allen Hawley, 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 18:04.3 102 Zach Hunter, 12 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 17:16.3 102 Paul DeWenter, 11 St. Cloud Cathedral 18:04.8 103 Stu Lombardo, 10 Lakeville South 17:16.6 103 Cory Asfeld, 11 Wadena-Deer Creek 18:05.1 104 Rio Bailey, 10 Stillwater Area 17:16.7 104 Brandon Cook, 11 Martin County West, Sherburn 18:05.4 105 JJ Koerber, 12 North Branch 17:17.3 105 Greg Moravec, 10 Mora 18:05.5 106 Jason Unold, 9 Osseo 17:18.1 106 Nick Hodgson, 12 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 18:07.9 107 Jeremy Kuhn, 12 St. Michael-Albertville 17:18.8 107 Jordan Clementson, 12 Pine City 18:08.5 108 Erik Anderson, 11 Mounds View 17:20.7 108 Tommy Carr, 9 Rochester Lourdes 18:09.5 109 Ryan Norman, 10 North Branch 17:21.6 109 Dustin Lonneman, 12 Adrian 18:11.0 110 Hans Nygren, 11 Lakeville South 17:21.6 110 Joel McDougall, 11 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 18:11.3 111 Derek Schlager, 10 Lakeville South 17:22.2 111 Josh Crowley, 12 Rochester Lourdes 18:13.9 112 Christian Labissoniere, 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:22.5 112 Kyle Link, 12 Winona Cotter 18:16.4 113 Lucas Zenk, 9 Stillwater Area 17:26.8 113 Brian Christiansen, 10 St. James 18:16.9 114 Chris Schmitz, 11 Eagan 17:27.6 114 Seth Anderson, 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 18:17.6 115 Reed Golden, 11 Eden Prairie 17:28.0 115 Brian Conover, 10 Winona Cotter 18:17.8 116 Josh Hobbs, 10 Alexandria 17:28.1 116 Ryan Doll, 11 St. James 18:18.8 117 Mike Heidelberger, 10 North Branch 17:31.3 117 Nate Weigel, 12 Rochester Lourdes 18:20.6 118 Scott Vaughn, 11 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 17:31.4 118 Aaron Gernes, 12 Winona Cotter 18:21.1 119 Ben Bayer, 12 Duluth East 17:32.0 119 Nick Waverek, 12 Staples-Motley 18:21.9 120 Jake Sieve, 12 Alexandria 17:34.0 120 Andrew Lutz, 11 Pine City 18:22.2 121 Garret Haggerty, 9 Alexandria 17:37.5 121 Nate Remmele, 11 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 18:24.7 122 Bobby Vyvyan, 12 Eagan 17:37.8 122 Owen Hein, 11 Montevideo 18:25.0 123 Adam DePaolis, 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:38.0 123 Parker Carignan, 11 Perham 18:25.5 124 Josh Eide, 10 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 17:41.1 124 Josh Wyrick, 12 Eveleth-Gilbert 18:27.5 125 Brett Hack, 12 Buffalo 17:41.7 125 Dusty Wellnitz, 12 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 18:28.8 126 Andy Clasen, 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:42.0 126 Ryan Tholen, 10 Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 18:29.1 127 Connor Flynn, 12 Buffalo 17:42.0 127 Kyle Henning, 10 Adrian 18:29.8 128 Joe Fisketti, 12 Duluth Central 17:45.2 128 Brady Holm, 12 Fairmont 18:30.4 129 Zach Higgins, 12 Osseo 17:45.3 129 Darin Olson, 12 Montevideo 18:31.1 130 Brandon Nagle, 12 North Branch 17:49.9 130 Mike Gray, 12 Pine City 18:31.5 131 Lucas Rogness, 12 Buffalo 17:50.8 131 Tim Stenberg, 10 Mora 18:32.0 132 Aaron Oie, 10 Buffalo 17:52.9 132 Josh Freese, 9 Staples-Motley 18:32.7 133 Gunner Johnson, 9 Brainerd 17:53.2 133 Aleksis Kincaid, 12 Staples-Motley 18:32.9 134 Erik Chapman, 9 Winona 17:53.9 134 Nick Hastreiter, 9 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 18:34.7 135 Matt Florestano, 10 Duluth East 17:54.0 135 Tommy Bennett, 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 18:40.2 136 Jimmy Dean, 9 Brainerd 17:54.1 136 Anthony Sourdif, 10 Warroad 18:43.7 137 Jacob Gifford, 11 Osseo 17:55.0 137 Derek Cleveland, 11 Staples-Motley 18:48.0 138 Kyle Janda, 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:56.5 138 Andrew Hasek, 9 Fairmont 18:48.7 139 Mitch Nass, 10 Eagan 17:57.1 139 Dustin Palmquist, 12 St. James 18:51.3 140 Patrick Sauers, 12 Winona 17:57.7 140 Mike Aro, 9 Eveleth-Gilbert 18:51.7 141 Mark Sinclair, 11 Eagan 17:58.1 141 Jack Powers, 12 Montevideo 18:52.2 142 Alex Slobodyan, 12 Duluth East 18:00.5 142 Josiah Head, 12 Warroad 18:52.3 143 Aaron Thompson, 12 Mounds View 18:01.7 143 Josh Boland, 12 Pine City 18:53.1 144 Justin Rose, 12 Eden Prairie 18:05.4 144 Shane Reuther, 12 Montevideo 18:53.8 145 Adam Wetschka, 12 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 18:06.2 145 Tai Larson, 10 Warroad 18:55.1 146 Michael Unruh, 9 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 18:07.6 146 Ian Heuer, 11 Fairmont 18:56.9 147 Eddie DeMasters, 10 Eagan 18:07.7 147 Tony Schramm, 11 Watertown-Mayer 19:02.2 148 Riley Gustafson, 10 Alexandria 18:12.5 148 Solomon Heppner, 8 Warroad 19:03.2 149 Brian Schoenrock, 11 Osseo 18:12.6 149 Alex Warzecha, 12 St. Cloud Cathedral 19:18.8 150 Nick Jamnick, 12 Becker 18:14.6 150 Jacob Demarais, 11 Winona Cotter 19:25.1 151 Ryan Macey, 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 18:15.7 151 Dan Perry, 11 Redwoood Valley, Redwood Falls 19:28.2 152 Brent Vyvyan, 12 Eagan 18:20.5 152 Lucas O'Brien, 12 Watertown-Mayer 19:30.7 153 Cody Good, 12 North Branch 18:24.8 153 Matt Wolfe, 11 Winona Cotter 19:35.8 154 Reuben Verdoljak, 10 Duluth East 18:37.1 154 Chris Wiens, 12 St. James 19:38.4 155 Max Morgen, 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 18:44.3 155 Jim Polacec, 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 19:44.0 156 Ben Anderson, 12 Eagan 18:48.7 156 Zach Smith, 11 Watertown-Mayer 19:49.0 157 Andy Kilpo, 12 Duluth East 18:49.5 157 Jake Stanger, 12 Mora 19:50.0 158 Nate Shields, 12 Stillwater Area 19:01.5 158 Andrew Beck, 12 St. James 19:54.9 159 Aaron Cedergren, 12 North Branch 19:06.4 160 Kevin Hayes, 10 Buffalo 19:30.8

96 Boys’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Boys’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up SINGLE CLASS — 1943-1974 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS Northrop Field, University of Minnesota (1.5 miles) 1943 Laird Goodman, Duluth Central 7:35 Duluth Central 27 John Swain 35°, melting snow, muddy Dick Frazee, Duluth Central 7:37 St. Paul Johnson 52 Jim Peller Lake Nokomis Park (1.8 miles) 1944 Willis Rohwedder, Worthington 9:37.1 Minneapolis Roosevelt 52 Oscar Yngve overcast, 35-40°, light breeze Bill Schimmel, Minneapolis Roosevelt 9:39 Duluth Central 64 John Swain 1945 Jim Halma, Worthington 10:02.1 Duluth Central 46 John Swain snow on course, windy, 30° Dave Newman, Duluth Central 10:04 Worthington 65 Jack Curran 1946 Clarence Johnson, Minneapolis Southwest 9:42 Minneapolis Southwest 44 Al Halley windy & cold Bill White, St. Paul Monroe 9:44 St. Paul Johnson 95 Jim Peller 1947 Bill Torp, Minneapolis. North 10:05.2 Minneapolis Southwest 49 Al Halley snow on course, cold, postponed from Friday Jim Hancock, Minneapolis Southwest 10:09 Duluth Denfeld 89 Sig Ode 1948 Jim Hancock, Minneapolis Southwest 9:01.7 Minneapolis Southwest 41 Al Halley overcast, but nice Gordy Campbell, Big Fork 9:19 Duluth Denfeld 164 Sig Ode 1949 Dennis Hanson, St. James 9:10.7 Duluth Central 39 John Swain nice & sunny Lloyd LeBlanc, Duluth Central 9:13 Minneapolis Southwest 45 Al Halley 1950 Bill Phillips, Minneapolis Southwest 9:17.6 Minneapolis Southwest 35 Al Halley nice & sunny Warner Wirta, Embarrass 9:22 Duluth Central 99 John Swain 1951 Warner Wirta, Embarrass 9:29.8 Duluth Central 79 John Swain cold & windy Saxe Roberts, Minneapolis Roosevelt 9:33 Minneapolis Southwest 80 Al Halley 1952 Saxe Roberts, Minneapolis Roosevelt 9:24.5 Minneapolis Southwest 63 Al Halley cool & sunny Paul Noreen, Minneapolis Henry 9:28 Duluth Central 77 John Swain 1953 Rudy Arechigo, Moorhead 9:09.2 Minneapolis Southwest 85 Al Halley very wet & heavy course, sunny Jerry McNeal, Minneapolis Southwest 9:10 Minneapolis Roosevelt 106 Oscar Yngve 1954 Jim Schlaeppi, St. Paul Central 9:24.3 Minneapolis Southwest 50 Al Halley cool & windy Bill Mees, Minneapolis Roosevelt 9:26 Minneapolis Roosevelt 87 Oscar Yngve 1955 Wayne Sullwold, Minneapolis Southwest 9:22.7 St. Louis Park 87 Roy Griak strong winds, heavy course Jerry Larson, Minneapolis Central 9:25 Grand Rapids 144 1956 Wayne Sullwold, Minneapolis Southwest 9:05.5 Duluth Central 64 Charles Banks nice & sunny Bart Bontems, Duluth Central 9:08 Minneapolis West 104 Dick Blomgren 1957 Ray Miller, Minneapolis Edison 9:10 Duluth Central 77 Charles Banks nice & sunny Art Patterson, St. Louis Park 9:11 Minneapolis Southwest 93 Al Halley 1958 Claus Schuebel, Duluth East 8:54.9 Minneapolis Roosevelt 72 Oscar Yngve nice & sunny Pat McNeal, Mound 8:59 Duluth Central 128 Charles Banks 1959 Bob Newman, Minneapolis Southwest 9:13 Minneapolis Southwest 37 Al Halley snow, plowed course, 27°, SW wind 17 mph Jerry Kinsman, Hopkins 9:16 Minneapolis Roosevelt 80 Oscar Yngve 1960 Larry Bronson, Hibbing 8:50.4 Hibbing 76 Frank Ongaro 50°, brisk N wind Rod Brown, Edina Morningside 8:54 Minneapolis Southwest 80 Al Halley 1961 Larry Bronson, Hibbing 8:53.4 St. Louis Park 63 Roy Griak 55°, light wind Bruce Mortenson, St. Louis Park 8:54 Minneapolis Southwest 72 Al Halley 1962 Bob Wiegel, Minneapolis Southwest 8:48.8 Minneapolis Southwest 38 Al Halley 58°, SE wind 10 mph, sunny John Valentine, St. Louis Park 8:51 St. Louis Park 67 Roy Griak 1963 Bob Wagner, St. Louis Park 8:36 Minneapolis Southwest 71 A..L. Halley 65°, sunny Dick Aften, Osseo 8:43 St. Louis Park 79 Roy Griak University of Minnesota Golf Course (2 miles) 1964 Bob Wagner, St. Louis Park 9:29.5 Minneapolis Southwest 40 Al Halley 55°, SE wind 15 mph Steve Sanford, Edina 9:30 Austin 70 Larry Gilbertson 1965 Pat Kelly, St. Paul Monroe 9:39.1 Minneapolis Southwest 55 Al Halley nice & sunny Bruce Johnson, Minnetonka 9:42 Austin 66 Larry Gilbertson 1966 Tom Page, Edina 9:29.8 White Bear Lake 82 Paul Mork 50°, nice Ben Grokett, Minneapolis Roosevelt 9:32 Minneapolis Southwest 110 Al Halley 1967 Ron Watters, White Bear Lake 9:43.0 Austin 104 Larry Gilbertson sunny & breezy Pete Adkins, Grand Rapids 9:44 White Bear Lake 105 Joe Tamillo 1968 Garry Bjorklund, Proctor 9:23.9 Alexander Ramsey 76 Paul Busch 48°, NW wind 12 mph, sunny Tom Steiner, Alexander Ramsey 9:38 Minneapolis Southwest 88 Al Halley University of Minnesota Golf Course (3 miles) 1969 Jim Pelarske, St. Cloud Tech 15:06.6 Minneapolis Southwest 54 Al Halley 45°, slight wind, wet, slow Jim Wilson, Mounds View 15:15 Edina 122 Ed Hendrickson 1970 Dan Lyndgaard, New Richland 15:11.4 Minneapolis Southwest 39 Al Halley 45°, slight wind, wet Dennis Fee, White Bear Lake 15:15 New Richland 97 Wayne Feder 1971 Dan Lyndgaard, New Richland 15:34 Minneapolis Southwest 42 Bob Hoisington 50°, raining, wet & slow, soggy Dennis Fee, White Bear Lake 15:35 White Bear Lake 69 Joe Tamillo 1972 Tim Harris, Henry Sibley 14:55.4 Minneapolis Southwest 76 Bob Hoisington overcast, 36°, good footing Steve Plasencia, Robbinsdale Cooper 14:56.0 Bloomington Lincoln 109 Bill Ochs 1973 Dick Nelson, Minneapolis Southwest 14:38.8 Minneapolis Southwest 48 Bob Hoisington cool, sunny, & dry Mike Mountain, St. Paul Highland Park 14:39.2 White Bear Lake 98 Joe Tamillo 1974 Dan Hendrickson, Virginia 15:21.4 Robbinsdale Armstrong 112 Rick Kleyman low 40s, sunny, 8 mph wind, heavy, new (longer) course Dave Tappe, New Richland 15:23 Silver Bay 132 Dick Lynch

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Cross Country Running 97 Boys’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up CLASS A — 1975-2006 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS University of Minnesota Golf Course (3 miles) 1975 Marlin Olson, North Branch 15:28 Glenwood 67 D Gasser/G Fosker Mike Palmquist, Chisholm Slayton 80 Dick Davidson 1976 Mark Zinnel, Slayton 15:31 Blue Earth 80 Dave Johnson Steve Faust, Pierz 15:36 Rochester Lourdes 110 Myron Glass 1977 Mark Zinnel, Slayton 15:11.6 Blue Earth 106 Dave Johnson John Keohen, Montgomery-Lonsdale 15:11 Rochester Lourdes 107 Myron Glass University of Minnesota Golf Course (4,800 meters) 1978 John Keohen, Montgomery-Lonsdale 15:09 Rochester Lourdes 93 Myron Glass Randy Hoyles, Ogilvie 15:14 Redwood Falls 114 Doug Ward University of Minnesota Golf Course (5,000 meters) 1979 John Perleberg, Pierz 15:49.9 Rochester Lourdes 58 Myron Glass John Gathje, Rochester Lourdes 15:53 Redwood Falls 94 Doug Ward 1980 John Gathje, Rochester Lourdes 15:45.7 Rochester Lourdes 35 Myron Glass Jim Gathje, Rochester Lourdes 15:52.6 Redwood Falls 96 Doug Ward 1981 Mike Danielson, Stewartville 15:49.6 Rochester Lourdes 67 Myron Glass Jim Gathje, Rochester Lourdes 16:05.1 Redwood Falls 116 Doug Ward 1982 Jeff Schmidt, Redwood Falls 15:57.5 Staples 90 Jerry Riewer Bob Jirele, Rochester Lourdes 16:10 La Crescent 93 Steve Ostwinkle 1983 Randy Reichel, Staples 15:47.8 Staples 61 Jerry Riewer Bob Jirele, Rochester Lourdes 15:48.3 Rochester Lourdes 105 Myron Glass 1984 Marty Urick, Aurora-Hoyt Lakes 16:02.0 Montgomery-Lonsdale 63 Gerry Smith Randy Reichel, Staples 16:07.3 Elgin-Millville 66 Verdon Hasliet 1985 Doug Hanson, Kenyon 16:05.6 Elgin-Millville 78 Verdon Hasliet Donovan Bergstrom, Elgin-Millville 16:08.0 Long Prairie 78 Dick Sommers 1986 Kris Jungels, Onamia-Crosier 15:55.7 Elgin-Millville 71 Verdon Hasliet Pete Kilibarda, Chisholm/Orr 16:09 Long Prairie 92 Dick Sommers 1987 Donovan Bergstrom, Elgin-Millville 15:49.9 Montevideo/Maynard 72 Gerald Wohlhuter Scott Gove, Long Prairie 15:52.2 Elgin-Millville 94 Verdon Hasliet 1988 Collin Beachy, Staples-Motley 17:15.9 Mesabi East, Aurora 82 Garry Ward Snow Chris Berg, Minneapolis. De La Salle 17:20.7 Hermantown 118 Jim Busch 1989 Jim Kappel, Holy Trinity, Winsted 16:12.6 Fairmont 99 Bob Bonk Chago Navarro, Rochester Lourdes 16:22.4 Hermantown 119 Jim Busch 1990 Chago Navarro, Rochester Lourdes 16:05.2 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 48 Chris Johnson Snow Shawn Schmidtknecht, Waseca 16:40.1 Fairmont 114 Bob Bonk Arrowwood Golf Course, Alexandria (5,000 meters) 1991 Josh Brown, St. Cloud Cathedral 15:41.3 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 89 Chris Johnson Rescheduled due to snow at U of M, sunny Andy Cowgill, St. Paul Academy & Summit School 15:41.9 St. Cloud Cathedral 106 Fred Rupp St. Olaf College, Northfield (5,000 meters) 1992 Andy Cowgill, St. Paul Academy & Summit School 16:24.1 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 89 Chris Johnson Josh Metcalf, Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:56.4 Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield 168 Les Knutson 1993 Andy Tate, Morris Area 16:29.3 Mesabi East, Aurora) 82 Garry Ward Snow (hilly loop) Joel Fenske, Paynesville Area 16:30.4 Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield/ Sioux Valley-Round Lake-Brewster 93 Les Knutson 1994 Andy Tate, Morris Area 15:59.1 Sartell 61 Jeff Kellerman current course Kris Weum, St. Paul Academy & Summit School 16:11.1 Montevideo 100 Gerry Wohluter 1995 Brian Liebfried, Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 16:01.9 Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 87 Bill Bredeson James Mullinix, Wrenshall/Carlton 16:14.6 Montevideo 101 Gerry Wohlhuter 1996 Russ Branden, Bagley/Fosston 16:17.3 Staples-Motley 69 Gene Mattila Andrew Johanson, United South Cen. 16:20.9 Jackson 81 Gary Hildebrandt 1997 Derrick Mattila, Staples-Motley 16:22.1 Staples-Motley 32 Gene Mattila Matt Loberg, Mesabi East, Aurora 16:24.4 St. Cloud Cathedral 117 Fred Rupp 1998 Jeff Brever, Staples-Motley 16:02 Staples-Motley 27 Gene Mattila Brett Edlund, Morris Area 16:09 St. Michael-Albertville 75 Mike Beck 1999 Jeff Brever, Staples-Motley 15:42.1 Staples-Motley 22 Gene Mattila Kurt Detloff, Staples-Motley 15:50.5 Lake City 113 Howie Cook 2000 Greg Liebl, Montevideo 16:04.0 Paynesville Area 76 Darrel Carstens Pat Lehmann, Plainview 16:07.2 Plainview 112 Denny Ranta 2001 Will Enns, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 16:05.9 Staples-Motley 68 G Mattila/J Reck Greg Liebl, Montevideo 16:16.6 St. Cloud Cathedral 110 Fred Rupp 2002 Pat Lehmann, Plainview 16:21.2 Staples-Motley 77 Gene Mattila 39°, 3-7 mph, sunny, dry Matt Damico, East Grand Forks 16:35.0 St. Cloud Cathedral 127 Fred Rupp 2003 Matt Damico, East Grand Forks 15:41.5 Staples-Motley 54 Gene Mattila Chad Janiszeski, Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 15:55.1 Perham 75 Jeff Morris 2004 Mike Torchia, Rochester Lourdes 16:09.2 Eveleth-Gilbert 94 John Wagner 60°, breezy, sunny Dylan Cater, The Blake School, Minneapolis 16:23.5 Perham 146 Jeff Morris 2005 Mike Torchia, Rochester Lourdes * # 15:28.8 St. Cloud Cathedral 75 Fred Rupp 55°, a little rain, almost calm Daniel Murray, Blue Earth Area 16:07.5 Rochester Lourdes 99 Myron Glass 2006 Kevin Lachowitzer, Perham 15:54.9 Perham 71 Jeff Morris 50°, calm Don Wasinger, Winona Cotter 16:06.5 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 165 Christian Zimmerman # Class A Record for 5,000 Meters * Class A Course Record

98 Boys’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Boys’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up CLASS AA — 1975-2006 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS University of Minnesota Golf Course (3 miles) 1975 Mark Nenow, Anoka 15:10 Cretin, St. Paul 53 Bill Miles sunny, 65°, light wind Lee Kantonen, Cloquet 15:12 Osseo 104 Jim Deane 1976 Donald Hurley, Cretin, St. Paul 15:15.9 Burnsville 61 Dave Griffith overcast, cold, windy Tom Poliseno, Little Falls 15:17 Anoka 106 Bruce Johnson 1977 Donald Hurley, Cretin, St. Paul 15:00.8 Burnsville 73 Dave Griffith sunny & nice John Idstrom, Owatonna 15:16 Anoka 110 Bruce Johnson University of Minnesota Golf Course (4,800 meters) 1978 Dan Roach, Minneapolis Southwest 15:06.4 Burnsville 52 Dave Griffith sunny, calm, 74° Tim Ross, Wayzata 15:07.0 White Bear Mariner 110 Don Glover University of Minnesota Golf Course (5,000 meters) 1979 Dan Roach, Minneapolis Southwest 15:39.1 Burnsville 70 Dave Griffith sunny, 40°, 10 mph W Tim Ross, Wayzata 15:40 Minneapolis Southwest 73 Bob Hoisington 1980 Pete Wareham, Minneapolis Southwest 15:33 Minneapolis Southwest 96 Bob Hoisington 50°, calm, partly cloudy Todd Moxley, Waseca 15:47.3 Eden Prairie 100 Larry Anderson 1981 Jay Wallace, Burnsville 15:37.0 Lakeville 113 Jack Strommer sunny, calm, 58° Scott Massman, Rocori 15:37.7 Rocori, Cold Spring 143 Bob Brink 1982 Paul Gisselquist, Richfield 15:34.1 Winona 117 Jim Flim 29 deg, snow on course, 15 mph Tom Faust, Hill-Murray, Maplewood 15:58 Alexander Ramsey/B.F. Kellogg 124 Paul Busch 1983 John Wodny, Esko/Cloquet 15:23.3 Alexander Ramsey/B.F. Kellogg 76 Paul Busch partly sunny & nice Bob Kempainen, Hopkins 15:28.2 Mounds View 107 Dean Nelson 1984 John Wodny, Esko/Cloquet 15:54.0 Esko/Cloquet 87 Ted Wallace overcast, cold, gusting winds Jeff Taylor, Mounds View 16:10.5 Mounds View 101 Dean Nelson 1985 John Long, Totino-Grace 15:18.8 Esko/Cloquet 65 Ted Wallace sunny, cool, & nice Rob Seidenkranz, Irondale, New Brighton 15:58.0 Minneapolis Roosevelt 126 Bill Tilbury 1986 Tim Langen, St. Cloud Tech 16:03.3 Burnsville 49 Dave Griffith cold, partly sunny, light winds Jim Qualley, Owatonna 16:07.1 Winona 79 Jim Flim 1987 Craig Greenslit, Hastings + 16:03.1 Winona 39 Jim Flim cold, overcast, light breezes Leif Larsen, Bemidji 16:06.9 Osseo 134 Jim Deane 1988 Eric Bartels, Roseville 17:12.8 Minneapolis South 107 W Kaari/C Canham blizzard conditions Chris Thompson, Faribault 17:14.9 Wayzata 122 Bill Miles 1989 Kurt Runzheimer, Wayzata 16:07.2 Minneapolis South 80 C Canham/W Kaari overcast & cold Jason Rathe, Osseo 16:07.5 Osseo 112 Jim Deane 1990 Torry Kraftson, Hastings 16:23.9 Minneapolis South 71 W Kaari/C Canham 36°, snow on course Chad Duffy, Rosemount 16:30.7 Rosemount 117 Gerry Hill Arrowwood Golf Course, Alexandria (5,000 meters) 1991 Jason Boon, Park, CottageGrove 15:51.2 Minneapolis South 29 C Canham/W Kaari Rescheduled due to snow at U of M, sunny Pat Hoard, Wayzata 15:56.1 Rochester Mayo 140 John Trolander St. Olaf College, Northfield (5,000 meters) 1992 Dan Virnig, Minneapolis South 16:27.8 Wayzata 56 Bill Miles snow, cold, slippery (hilly loop) Pat Hoard, Wayzata 16:32.6 Mankato West 136 Jim Bassett 1993 Adam Stuhlfaut, Wayzata 16:15.1 Wayzata 83 Bill Miles overcast, cold, snow on course (hilly loop) Josh Brang, Winona 16:17.8 Forest Lake 111 Paul Kendrick 1994 Steve Leuer, Osseo 15:33.8 Lakeville 94 Bob Ertl cool & overcast (current course) Jay Schoenfelder, Duluth East 15:44.5 Duluth East 103 Dick Skogg 1995 Steve Leuer, Osseo 15:45.2 Stillwater Area 92 Scott Christensen partly sunny, blustery Jeremy Polson, Duluth Denfeld 15:45.5 Wayzata 101 Bill Miles 1996 Nick Matack, Duluth East 15:35 Stillwater Area 57 Scott Christensen partly sunny & cold Luke Watson, Stillwater 16:02 Robbinsdale Armstrong 117 Rick Kleyman 1997 Luke Watson, Stillwater 15:52.0 Stillwater Area 35 Scott Christensen partly sunny, breezy Erik Quam, Alexandria 16:09.1 Alexandria 97 Mark Nelson 1998 Neil Hanson, Fairmont 15:33.0 Hopkins 99 Ed Bauman cool & overcast Nick Schneider, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 15:33.4 Eden Prairie 121 Larry Anderson 1999 Nick Schneider, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 15:30.9 Hopkins 78 Ed Bauman 45°, calm, sunny Ted Gustafson, Owatonna 15:41.5 Mounds View 104 Ross Fleming 2000 Nick Schneider, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 15:49.2 Wayzata 58 Bill Miles 58°, sunny, west winds Mar Jang, Minneapolis Edison 16:04.0 Duluth East 137 D Wicker/T McCall 2001 Tom Schmidt, Faribault 15:28.8 Hopkins 71 Ed Bauman 55°, 5 mph, sunny, dry Mar Jang, Minneapolis Edison 15:31.6 Mankato West 123 Jim Bassett 2002 Garrett Heath, Winona 15:50.9 Hopkins 82 Ed Bauman 44°, 3-5 mph, sunny, dry Forrest Tahdooahnippah, Minneapolis Southwest 16:07.7 Marshall 92 Mike Jacobs 2003 Garrett Heath, Winona 15:11.4 Marshall 78 Mike Jacobs Yehya Iman, Marshall 15:16.5 Stillwater Area 95 Scott Christensen 2004 Yahya Iman, Marshall 15:39.9 Marshall 34 Mike Jacobs 65°, windy, sunny Rob Finnerty, Burnsville 15:45.9 Willmar 84 Disa Dausavage Continued on page 100 + In 1987 Scott Morken of Winona was the first finisher with a time of 15:58.1. However, Morken had not qualified as an individual (he did not finish in the top five in the Section 1AA Meet), but rather as a member of a team. According to League rules at that time he was ineligible to win an individual title or medal.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Cross Country Running 99 Boys’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up (Continued from page 99) CLASS AA — 1975-2006 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS 2005 Elliot Heath, Winona 15:35.2 Willmar 84 Disa Daucsavage 50°, cloudy, almost calm T.C. Lumbar, Edina 15:37.6 Stillwater Area 91 Scott Christensen 2006 Hassan Mead, Minneapolis South # 15:10.7 Willmar 41 Disa Daucsavage & Jerry Popp 50’s, partly sunny, calm Jonathan Stublaski, Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 15:11.2 Rosemount 114 Chris Harder # State Record for 5,000 Meters & Class AA Course Record State Boys’ Team Participants — Single Class — 1943-1974 Note: From 1943 to 1954 any public school team in 1969-8th, 1970-16th, 1972-14th Rochester ...... 1962-7th Minnesota was allowed to run in the state meet. The Melrose. . 1964-17th, 1965-14th, 1967-18th, 1968-12th, Rochester John Marshall...... 1969-4th, 1971-6th, first qualifying region meets were held in 1955. 1970-19th, 1971-14th, 1972-12th, 1973-14th 1972-4th, 1973-4th Typically two teams qualified from each region, but Menahga ...... 1964-15th Rochester Mayo ...... 1973-11th, 1974-9th there have been as many as four and as few as one Minneapolis Central . . 1945-8th, 1946-6th, 1948-17th, Roseau ...... 1965-6th, 1966-12th, 1967-17th, from each region. 1949-13th, 1950-15th, 1951-19th, 1952-19th, 1968-18th, 1969-13th, 1970-14th, 1971-12th 1953-12th, 1954-8th, 1959-4th, 1960-7th, St. Cloud...... 1946-12th, 1969-7th Albert Lea ...... 1959-13th, 1966-4th, 1967-3rd, 1961-5th, 1962-3rd, 1963-5th St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1972-6th, 1973-7th 1968-8th, 1969-10th Minneapolis Edison. . . . 1945-7th, 1946-9th, 1947-6th, St. James ...... 1946-13th, 1947-5th, 1948-12th, Alexander Ramsey (Roseville Area) ...... 1954-14th, 1948-15th, 1950-17th, 1951-16th, 1949-4th, 1950-5th, 1951-5th, 1952-4th, 1955-7th, 1956-11th, 1957-7th, 1958-4th, 1959-8th, 1952-22nd, 1954-24th 1953-7th, 1954-7th, 1955-9th, 1960-6th, 1961-6th, 1963-7th, 1964-7th, 1968-1st, Minneapolis Henry...... 1947-12th, 1948-10th, 1971-18th, 1972-15th, 1974-14th 1969-3rd, 1971-5th, 1972-10th 1949-12th, 1950-9th, 1951-8th, 1952-6th, St. Louis Park ...... 1952-21st, 1953-6th, Anoka . . . . . 1949-18th, 1970-9th, 1973-9th, 1974-5th 1953-13th, 1954-29th, 1970-10th 1954-6th, 1955-1st, 1956-3rd, Appleton ...... 1961-15th, 1962-16th, 1963-17th, Minneapolis North ...... 1946-7th, 1947-4th, 1948-6th, 1957-4th, 1960-5th, 1961-1st, 1962-2nd, 1965-16th, 1967-16th, 1968-19th 1949-7th, 1950-7th, 1951-9th, 1952-8th, 1963-2nd, 1968-4th, 1970-3rd, 1974-13th Aurora-Hoyt Lakes . . . 1964-6th, 1965-8th, 1966-10th, 1953-10th, 1954-21st St. Paul Central . . . . 1947-10th, 1948-16th, 1949-11th, 1969-11th, 1970-7th, 1971-9th Minneapolis Roosevelt...... 1943-4th, 1944-1st, 1950-14th, 1951-12th, 1952-10th, Austin ...... 1960-11th, 1961-8th, 1963-6th, 1945-5th, 1946-8th, 1947-3rd, 1948-3rd, 1953-3rd, 1954-4th, 1955-8th, 1956-8th, 1964-2nd, 1965-2nd, 1966-9th, 1949-6th, 1950-3rd, 1951-3rd, 1952-3rd, 1957-9th, 1960-9th, 1961-13th, 1962-15th, 1967-1st, 1968-10th, 1970-4th 1953-2nd, 1954-2nd, 1955-3rd, 1957-5th, 1963-13th, 1964-9th, 1965-13th, 1966-18th Bemidji ...... 1964-11th, 1966-19th, 1969-15th, 1958-1st, 1959-2nd, 1964-8th, 1967-6th, 1971-4th St. Paul Harding . . . 1950-19th, 1952-23rd, 1968-17th, 1970-17th, 1972-19th, 1974-16th Minneapolis South . . . . 1947-7th, 1948-4th, 1949-8th, 1969-16th, 1970-15th, 1971-10th Bloomington Lincoln ...... 1972-2nd 1950-18th, 1951-13th, 1952-14th, St. Paul Highland Park...... 1967-12th, 1968-6th, Breckenridge...... 1969-14th, 1971-20th 1953-21st, 1954-28th 1969-6th, 1970-12th, 1972-7th, 1973-3rd Brainerd ...... 1970-11th Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1943-3rd, 1944-4th, St. Paul Humboldt . . 1946-14th, 1951-20th, 1952-16th Canby ...... 1966-14th, 1971-19th 1945-4th, 1946-1st, 1947-1st, 1948-1st, 1949-2nd, St. Paul Johnson. . . . . 1943-2nd, 1945-3rd, 1946-2nd, Cretin ...... 1974-3rd 1950-1st, 1951 2nd, 1952-1st, 1953-1st, 1954-1st, 1947-9th, 1948-9th, 1949-9th, 1950-8th, Crookston ...... 1950-21st, 1971-16th 1955-6th, 1956-6th, 1957-2nd, 1958-3rd, 1959-1st, 1951-7th, 1953-19th, 1965-11th Detroit Lakes ...... 1952-26th, 1953-20th, 1959-11th 1960-2nd, 1961-2nd, 1962-1st, 1963-1st, 1964-1st, St. Paul Marshall ...... 1949-17th, 1952-18th Duluth Central...... 1943-1st, 1944-2nd, 1945-1st, 1965-1st, 1966-2nd, 1968-2nd, 1969-1st, 1970-1st, St. Paul Monroe ...... 1946-10th 1946-3rd, 1947-8th, 1948-5th, 1949-1st, 1971-1st, 1972-1st, 1973-1st, 1974-4th St. Paul Murray. . . . . 1947-11th, 1948-8th, 1949-15th, 1950-2nd, 1951-1st, 1952-2nd, 1953-5th, Minneapolis Vocational ...... 1950-11th, 1951-15th, 1950-13th, 1951-17th, 1952-7th, 1953-18th, 1954-3rd, 1955-4th, 1956-1st, 1957-1st, 1952-20th, 1953-8th, 1954-19th 1954-20th, 1955-10th, 1957-6th, 1958-7th, 1958-2nd, 1959-5th, 1960-4th, 1972-13th Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1948-13th, 1949-14th, 1959-7th, 1960-8th, 1962-11th, 1963-9th, Duluth Denfeld ...... 1946-5th, 1947-2nd, 1948-2nd, 1950-12th, 1951-14th, 1952-25th, 1964-12th, 1966-15th, 1967-13th, 1949-3rd, 1950-4th, 1951-6th, 1952-5th, 1953-14th, 1954-17th, 1965-10th, 1966-4th, 1971-13th, 1972-11th 1953-11th,1954-9th, 1974-18th 1967-6th, 1968-9th, 1969-9th St. Paul Washington ...... 1948-18th Duluth East ...... 1952-12th, 1953-16th, 1954-26th, Minneapolis West . . . . . 1943-5th, 1945-6th, 1946-4th, Sebeka ...... 1957-8th, 1958-9th, 1962-13th 1961-10th, 1962-6th, 1963-3rd, 1964-13th, 1948-14th, 1949-16th, 1950-10th, Silver Bay ...... 1966-11th, 1967-5th, 1968-7th, 1965-12th, 1969-12th, 1970-8th, 1971-7th 1951-18th, 1952-11th, 1953-15th, 1973-10th, 1974-2nd Edina . . . . . 1954-18th, 1960-3rd, 1966-3rd, 1967-4th, 1954-16th, 1956-2nd, 1958-5th Slayton ...... 1973-17th, 1974-15th 1969-2nd, 1971-8th Minnetonka ...... 1964-3rd, 1965-3rd Spring Lake Park...... 1961-11th Edina East...... 1973-5th, 1974-17th Montevideo...... 1966-16th, 1974-19th Staples ...... 1965-17th, 1966-13th, 1967-11th, Embarrass ...... 1951-11th, 1952-9th Moorhead ...... 1954-11th, 1955-5th, 1956-9th, 1968-13th, 1969-18th Fergus Falls ...... 1954-15th, 1963-16th, 1966-17th 1957-11th, 1958-11th, 1974-10th Thief River Falls . . . 1954-12th, 1955-11th, 1956-10th, Forest Lake ...... 1962-14th Morris ...... 1959-10th 1957-10th, 1959-14th, 1960-15th, 1961-14th, Fulda...... 1964-14th, 1973-18th Mounds View ...... 1960-12th, 1964-5th, 1965-4th, 1962-8th, 1963-15th, 1973-15th Garden City ...... 1952-24th, 1953-17th, 1954-25th 1966-7th, 1967-14th, 1974-6th Two Harbors ...... 1951-10th, 1952-17th, 1954-27th Glencoe...... 1973-16th, 1974-11th New Richland ...... 1970-2nd, 1971-3rd, 1972-9th Verdi ...... 1972-16th Glenwood ...... 1961-9th, 1962-12th, 1963-14th, New Ulm ...... 1969-19th, 1970-18th, Virginia ...... 1972-8th, 1973-6th 1972-17th, 1973-13th, 1974-12th 1971-11th, 1972-18th White Bear Lake . . . . 1956-7th, 1958-10th, 1959-12th, Grand Rapids ...... 1948-7th, 1951-4th, 1952-10th, New York Mills ...... 1960-13th 1965-5th, 1966-1st, 1967-2nd, 1953-4th, 1954-5th, 1955-2nd, 1956-5th, Nicollet ...... 1950-20th 1968-5th, 1969-5th, 1970-6th, 1957-3rd, 1963-11th, 1967-8th Olivia ...... 1967-19th 1971-2nd, 1972-3rd, 1973-2nd Hibbing. . . 1949-10th, 1950-16th, 1958-6th, 1959-6th, Osseo ...... 1961-7th, 1962-5th, 1963-3rd, Windom ...... 1960-10th, 1962-10th, 1963-12th, 1960-1st, 1961-4th 1973-12th, 1974-7th 1965-15th, 1968-15th, 1969-20th, Hopkins ...... 1964-4th, 1967-9th, 1968-3rd Pipestone ...... 1966-20th 1970-13th, 1971-17th Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 1970-5th Proctor ...... 1968-14th Worthington...... 1944-3rd, 1945-2nd, 1946-11th, Hutchinson ...... 1954-23rd, 1960-14th, 1970-20th Red Wing ...... 1974-8th 1948-11th, 1949-5th, 1950-6th, 1954-22nd Luverne ...... 1967-15th Redwood Falls...... 1973-19th Madison ...... 1964-16th, 1968-16th, 1969-17th Richfield...... 1963-8th, 1965-7th, 1966-6th Mankato . 1951-21st, 1952-14th, 1953-9th, 1954-10th, Robbinsdale ...... 1954-13th, 1959-3rd, 1956-4th, 1957-12th, 1958-8th, 1959-9th, 1961-3rd, 1962-4th 1961-12th, 1962-9th, 1963-10th, 1964-10th, Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1971-15th, 1972-5th, 1965-9th, 1966-8th, 1967-10th, 1968-11th, 1973-8th, 1974-1st

100 Boys’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Team Participants — Class A — 1975-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 1976-12th, Holy Trinity, Winsted ...... 1982-11th, 1986-9th, Redwood Falls...... 1975-10th, 1976-9th, 1977-11th, 1977-8th, 1978-3rd, 1998-16th 1987-3rd, 1988-4th, 1989-3rd 1978-2nd, 1979-2nd, 1980-2nd, 1981-2nd, Adrian. . . . . 1980-6th, 1982-8th, 1983-8th, 1988-14th, International Falls ...... 1993-16th, 1995-14th 1982-4th 1989-15th, 2005-8th, 2006-3rd Jackson ...... 1996-2nd Redwood Falls/Morton ...... 1984-9th, 1985-12th Adrian/Edgerton ...... 1999-13th Jackson County Central ...... 1997-4th, 2001-14th Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls ...... 1997-12th, Albany...... 1996-7th, 1999-16th La Crescent ...... 1982-2nd, 1983-3rd, 1991-9th, 1998-6th, 2005-10th, 2006-10th Annandale ...... 2002-11th; 2003-14th, 2005-7th 1993-10th, 1994-10th, 1995-11th, Rochester Lourdes . . . 1975-7th, 1976-2nd, 1977-2nd, Aurora-Hoyt Lakes . . . 1983-11th, 1984-3rd, 1985-8th, 1996-6th, 2000-7th, 2001-7th, 2002-3rd, 1978-1st, 1979-1st, 1980-1st, 1981-1st, 1986-8th, 1987-7th 2003 5th, 2004-3rd 1983-2nd, 1984-4th, 1985-4th, 1986-5th, Bagley. . . . . 1976-14th, 1977-4th, 1978-7th, 1979-7th, Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial...... 1990-16th, 2004-12th, 2005-2nd, 2006-9th 1980-10th, 1982-12th, 1988-10th 1991-12th, 1992-12th, 1995-15th, 2000-13th Rockford. . . 1990-10th, 1993-9th, 1994-4th, 1995-4th, Bagley/Fosston ...... 1997-9th, 1998-10th, 1999-7th, Lake City ...... 1990-15th, 1995-9th, 1997-8th, 1996-9th, 1997-7th, 1998-15th, 1999-11th 2001-11th 1998-9th, 1999-2nd Rocori, Cold Spring...... 1989-7th (The) Blake School, Minneapolis...... 2004-10th Lewiston-Altura...... 2005-14th Roseau . . 1975-14th, 1981-15th, 1989-8th, 1995-16th Blue Earth Area ...... 1976-1st, 1977-1st, 1978-4th, Litchfield ...... 1984-12th, 1985-6th, 1986-4th St. Bernard’s ...... 1981- 14th 1979-3rd, 1980-3rd, 1981-11th, 1984-8th, Long Prairie ...... 1985-2nd, 1986-2nd St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1980-11th, 1987-8th, 2002-7th, 2004-9th, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle ...... 2005-11th 1990-5th, 1991-2nd, 1992-5th, 1996-5th, ...... 2005-5th Luverne...... 2003-15th, 2004-8th 1997-2nd, 1998-3rd, 1999-3rd, 2000-10th, Breckenridge...... 1978-9th, 1979-13th Mahtomedi...... 1983-9th, 1987-11th, 1991-6th 2001-2nd, 2002-2nd, 2003-4th, 2004-6th, Brooklyn Center ...... 1988-13th Mankato Loyola ...... 1993-13th, 1994-15th, 2005-1st, 2006-6th Caledonia ...... 1982-7th 1996-13th, 1997-14th St. James...... 1975-4th, 1999-12th, 2006-13th Canby/Minneota. . . . 1988-6th, 1991-13th, 1992-10th, Marshall School, Duluth ...... 2002-16th St. John’s Prep ...... 1984-10th 1994-9th Mayer Lutheran ...... 2000-16th, 2001-13th St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1975-11th, 1980-8th, Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI . . . . . 1995-1st, 1996-3rd, Mesabi East, Aurora . . . 1988-1st, 1989-5th, 1990-3rd, 1981-7th, 1982-9th, 1983-6th, 1993-4th, 1999-9th, 2000-11th, 2001-3rd, 2002-9th 1991-5th, 1992-8th, 1993-1st, 1994-6th, 1994-5th, 1997-6th, 1998- 2nd Chisholm . . . 1977-10th, 1984-7th, 1985-7th, 2000-9th 1995-10th, 1996-8th, 1997-5th, St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 1989-9th, Chisholm/Orr ...... 1986-3rd 1998-11th, 1999-8th, 2001-10th 1990-1st, 1991-1st, 1992-1st, 1993-3rd, Concordia Academy, Roseville ...... 2003-12th Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis...... 2001-16th, 1994-3rd, 1995-5th, 1997-16th Crookston ...... 1994-14th 2002-12th, 2003-8th, 2004-5th, Sartell...... 1990-7th, 1991-3rd, 1992-6th, 1993-7th, Crosby-Ironton ...... 2001-5th 2005-13th, 2006-2nd 1994-1st, 1995-3rd, 1996-4th Crosby-Ironton/Aitkin ...... 2004-14th Montevideo ...... 1983-4th, 1989-6th, 1990-11th, Sauk Centre...... 1976-7th, 1977-12th, 1980-5th, Delano ...... 1992-3rd, 1995-13th 1994-2nd, 1995-2nd, 1998-7th, 1999-5th, 1981-3rd, 1988-12th DeLaSalle, Minneapolis...... 1979-9th 2001-8th, 2006-16th Sauk Rapids ...... 1988-9th Dover-Eyota...... 1989-11th Montevideo/Maynard ...... 1986-10th, 1987-1st Slayton...... 1975-2nd, 1985-10th, 1986-6th, Duluth Marshall. . . . 1992-15th, 1994-16th, 1996-15th, Montgomery-Lonsdale ...... 1978-6th, 1979-5th, 1987-4th, 1988-7th 1997-15th, 1998-12th, 2001-9th 1980-15th, 1981-6th, 1982-6th, 1983-7th, Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton . . . 1977-6th, East Grand Forks. . . 1983-12th, 1987-12th, 1989-13th, 1984-1st, 1998-13th, 2001-15th 2003-6th, 2004-7th 1990-9th, 1991-11th, 1992-14th, 1993-12th, Moose Lake/Willow River ...... 1999-15th Springfield ...... 1976-10th, 1977-15th, 1978-14th 2002-13th, 2003-7th Mora ...... 2006-8th Staples ...... 1975-3rd, 1976-5th, 1977-13th, Elgin-Millville...... 1976-13th, 1977-5th, 1978-12th, Morris Area ...... 1994-12th, 1997-3rd, 1998-8th 1978-11th, 1979-8th, 1980-9th, 1981-5th, 1979-4th, 1980-4th, 1981-4th, 1984-2nd, Mound-Westonka ...... 1996-16th 1982-1st, 1983-1st,1984-5th, 1987-10th 1985-1st, 1986-1st, 1987-2nd, 1988-8th, Mountain Lake ...... 1976-4th, 1978-8th, 1979-6th Staples Area ...... 1991-14th 1992-11th, 1993-14th, 1994-13th Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 1991-8th Staples-Motley ...... 1988-5th, 1989-10th, 1995-8th, Esko . . . . 1976-11th, 1977-7th, 1978-10th, 1979-15th, Murray County Central, Slayton . . 1993-5th, 2000-15th 1996-1st, 1997-1st, 1998-1st, 1999-1st, 1980-13th, 1981-10th, 1982-5th, 2000-8th New London-Spicer . . 1985-5th, 1988-11th, 1989-4th, 2000-3rd, 2001-1st, 2002-1st, 2003-1st, Eveleth-Gilbert...... 2002-5th, 2003-3rd, 2004-1st, 1990-6th, 1992-13th, 1993-8th, 1995-7th 2004-11th, 2005-16th, 2006-14th 2005-15th, 2006-15th North Branch ...... 1975-5th, 1976-3rd Stewartville ...... 1989-14th, 1990-8th, 1992-9th Fairmont . . . 1989-1st, 1990-2nd, 1991-4th, 1992-7th, Norwood-Young America . . . . . 1979-12th, 1980-14th, United South Central, Wells. . . . . 1993-15th, 1994-7th, 2003-11th, 2004-16th, 2005-12th, 2006-5th 1985-13th, 1986-13th 1995-12th, 1996-10th, 1997-10th, 1998-4th, Farmington ...... 1975-13th, 1976-8th, 1977-3rd, Onamia/Crosier...... 1981-8th, 1982-3rd, 1983-5th, 1999-14th, 2000-4th, 2001-12th, 1978-13th, 1984-13th, 1985-11th 1986-11th, 1987-5th 2002-15th, 2003 Glencoe...... 1975-9th, 1976-15th Ortonville...... 1975-12th, 1979-14th, 1980-7th, United South Central/Alden-Conger ...... 2003-10th Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1999-6th, 2000-6th 1981-13th Wadena ...... 1989-12th Glenwood ...... 1975-1st Park Rapids ...... 1984-6th, 1985-3rd, 1986-12th, Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 1993-6th Golden Valley ...... 1975-8th 1991-16th, 1992-16th, 1993-11th, 1994-8th, Warren ...... 1990-13th Harmony/Lanesboro/Preston-Fountain . . . . . 1990-10th 1995-6th, 1996-14th, 1997-13th Warroad ...... 1996-12th, 1998-14th, 1999-10th, Hermantown ...... 1978-15th, 1979-11th, 1980-12th, Paynesville ...... 1977-9th, 1990-14th, 1991-15th, 2000-5th, 2001-4th, 2002-8th, 2003-9th, 1981-12th, 1983-10th, 1987-6th, 1988-2nd, 1992-4th, 1994-11th 2004-4th, 2005-3rd, 2006-12th 1989-2nd, 1990-12th, 2003-16th Paynesville Area ...... 2000-1st Watertown-Mayer ...... 2005-9th, 2006-7th Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield...... 1992-2nd Perham...... 2000-12th, 2002-4th, 2003-2nd, Wells-Easton 1981-9th, 1984-11th, 1985-9th, 1986-7th Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield/Sioux Valley- 2004-2nd, 2005-4th, 2006-1st Windom/Storden-Jeffers...... 1990-4th Round Lake-Brewster ...... 1993-2nd Pierz . . . . . 1976-6th, 1978-5th, 1979-10th, 2004-13th Winona Cotter...... 1987-9th, 1988-3rd, 2003-13th, Hills-Beaver Creek/Edgerton/Ellsworth ...... 2002-6th Pine City...... 2000-14th, 2005-6th, 2006-4th 2006-11th Hinckley ...... 1982-10th Plainview...... 1996-11th, 1997-11th, 1998-5th, Winthrop ...... 1977-14th Hinckley-Finlayson ...... 1990-7th, 2004-15th 1999-4th, 2000-2nd, 2001-6th, 2002-10th Zumbrota ...... 1975-6th

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Cross Country Running 101 State Boys’ Team Participants — Class AA — 1975-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 1999-9th Fergus Falls...... 1998-11th Owatonna/Medford ...... 1985-8th, 1995-11th, Albert Lea ...... 1979-4th, 1981-14th Forest Lake ...... 1986-13th, 1991-16th, 1999-3rd, 2000-5th, 2001-4th Alexander Ramsey, Roseville. . . 1975-13th, 1976-15th, 1993-2nd, 1994-9th Park, Cottage Grove ...... 2004-14th, 2005-15th 1977-13th, 1978-6th, 1985-4th, 1986-12th, Frank B. Kellogg, Roseville. . . . . 1984-15th, 1985-11th Park Center ...... 1978-11th, 1992-4th, 2000-12th, 1987-13th, 1988-5th, 2001-9th Fridley ...... 1975-12th, 1976-8th, 2004-12th 2005-10th Alexander Ramsey/Frank B. Kellogg, Hastings ...... 1989-6th, 1990-3rd, 1991-13th, Prior Lake...... 1990-7th, 1993-12th Roseville...... 1982-2nd, 1983-1st 1992-15th, 1993-14th, 1994-15th, Proctor ...... 1982-11th, 1983-14th, 1986-9th, Alexandria ...... 1976-13th, 1977-6th, 1978-7th, 1998-16th, 1999-16th 1987-15th, 1988-10th 1979-6th, 1981-11th, 1982-13th, 1983-10th, Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights . . 2003-11th, 2004-7th, Red Wing ...... 1987-3rd, 1989-10th, 1993-8th, 1985-16th, 1986-14th, 1987-10th, 1989-12th, 2005-9th, 2006-12th 1994-13th, 1995-10th, 1997-12th, 1990-4th, 1991-14th, 1992-6th, 1993-11th, Hibbing ...... 1978-15th, 1979-7th, 1980-7th, 1998-13th, 1999-15th 1994-6th, 1995-7th, 1996-3rd, 1997-2nd, 1989-16th, 2000-9th Richfield ...... 1981-3rd, 1982-6th 1999-4th, 2000-8th, 2001-14th, 2002-13th, Hill-Murray ...... 1980-9th, 1981-4th, Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1975-9th, 1977-11th, 2004-8th, 2006-8th 1982-4th, 1983-13th 1978-9th, 1979-5th, 1981-10th, 1982-14th, Anoka . . . . 1975-3rd, 1976-2nd, 1977-2nd, 1979-15th Hopkins. . . . . 1990-5th, 1997-6th, 1998-1st, 1999-1st, 1983-3rd, 1984-7th, 1985-10th, 1986-6th, Apple Valley ...... 1980-4th, 1982-3rd, 1983-7th 2000-3rd, 2001-1st, 2002-1st, 1989-13th, 1990-10th, 1991-5th, 1995-8th, Bemidji . . . . . 1979-9th, 1982-8th, 1983-9th, 1984-4th, 2003-5th, 2004-6th 1996-2nd, 2001-16th, 2006-10th 1986-10th, 1987-5th, 1988-12th, 1989-5th, Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 1975-6th Robbinsdale Cooper. . 1976-9th, 1977-10th, 1980-11th 1990-11th, 1997-9th, 1998-6th Irondale...... 1988-7th Rochester Mayo ...... 1975-7th, 1984-6th, 1991-2nd Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 1976-12th, 1984-12th, Lakeville . . . . 1977-3rd, 1978-5th, 1980-3rd, 1981-1st, Rocori, Cold Spring. . . 1976-14th, 1980-6th, 1981-2nd 2005-8th 1994-1st, 1996-13th, 1997-5th, 1998-9th, Rosemount...... 1990-2nd, 2002-15th, 2006-2nd Blaine ...... 1975-4th 2001-7th, 2002-9th, 2004-4th Roseville Area ...... 2002-7th, 2003-7th, 2005-6th Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1983-8th, 1984-5th Lakeville North ...... 2005-3rd St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1975-11th, 1978-8th Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1987-8th, 1993-13th Lakeville South ...... 2006-6th St. Cloud Tech ...... 1984-11th, 1985-15th, 1988-9th Brainerd ...... 1995-12th. 2003-10th, 2005-11th, Little Falls ...... 1975-10th, 1976-5th, 1980-13th, St. Francis ...... 1984-8th, 1992-7th 2006-4th 1993-10th, 2000-10th St. Louis Park ...... 2003-15th Buffalo ...... 1989-15th, 1990-13th, 2006-14th Mankato East ...... 1978-13th St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1999-11th Burnsville...... 1976-1st, 1977-1st, 1978-1st, Mankato West ...... 1978-14th, 1979-10th, 1980-8th, St. Paul Central...... 1991-3rd, 1992-9th, 1993-16th, 1979-1st, 1984-10th, 1986-1st 1981-12th, 1982-15th, 1983-16th, 1984-13th, 1994-16th, 1995-13th, 1996-16th, 1997-8th, Cambridge...... 1976-16th 1985-14th, 1986-5th, 1987-4th, 1988-14th, 1998-14th, 1999-14th, 2000-11th Centennial, Circle Pines...... 1995-6th 1989-14th, 1991-4th, 1992-2nd, 1993-6th, St. Paul Como Park...... 1981-5th Chaska ...... 2005-12th 1995-15th, 1996-14th, 1997-16th, 1998-15th, St. Paul Harding ...... 1986-11th Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 2004-16th 1999-6th, 2000-4th, 2001-2nd, 2002-6th, St. Paul Highland Park ...... 1980-16th Cloquet...... 1975-8th, 2001-10th, 2002-14th 2003-4th St. Peter ...... 1975-14th, 1976-10th Coon Rapids ...... 1980-15th Maple Grove ...... 1998-10th, 2000-14th St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights . . . 1979-11th, Cretin, St. Paul ...... 1975-1st, 1976-4th, 1977-5th, Marshall . . . 2001-11th, 2002-2nd, 2003-1st, 2004-1st 1980-14th, 1984-14th, 1987-16th, 1988-15th, 1978-16th, 1979-16th, 1981-15th, 1982-9th, Minneapolis Edison...... 2002-8th 1989-8th, 1990-14th, 1995-14th, 1996-15th, 1983-12th Minneapolis Patrick Henry ...... 1977-9th, 1979-14th 1997-15th Duluth Central. . . . . 1977-15th, 1981-13th, 1990-15th, Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 1980-5th, 1981-8th, Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 1999-5th 1996-11th, 1997-14th, 1999-8th 1982-7th, 1985-2nd, 1986-8th, 1987-7th Sauk Rapids ...... 1996-12th Duluth Denfeld . . . . 1977-12th, 1978-12th, 1980-12th, Minneapolis South. . . . 1983-11th, 1988-1st, 1989-1st, Shakopee ...... 1994-14th 1981-16th, 1982-12th, 1995-4th, 1996-7th, 1990-1st, 1991-1st, 1992-10th, 1993-7th, Stillwater Area...... 1976-6th, 1977-8th, 1978-10th, 1997-10th, 1998-8th 1994-5th, 1995-9th, 1996-4th, 1984-9th, 1985-9th, 1987-12th, 1993-9th, Duluth East ...... 1975-15th, 1976-11th, 1979-8th, 1997-7th, 1998-12th 1994-10th, 1995-1st, 1996-1st, 1997-1st, 1985-12th, 1986-3rd, 1988-13th, 1990-16th, Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1977-4th, 1978-3rd, 1998-3rd, 2000-13th, 2001-6th, 2002-3rd, 1991-9th, 1992-11th, 1993-4th, 1994-2nd, 1979-2nd, 1980-1st, 1997-13th, 1999-13th, 2003-2nd, 2004-5th, 2005-2nd, 2006-9th 1995-3rd, 1998-4th, 1999-10th, 2000-2nd, 2001-13th, 2002-5th, 2003-16th, 2004-11th Tartan, Oakdale . . . . 2001-12th, 2002-16th, 2003-13th 2001-5th, 2002-11th, 2003-14th, 2005-16th, Minnetonka ...... 1992-13th Virginia-Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 1989-9th 2006-15th Monticello ...... 1985-6th, 2004-15th, 2005-14th Wayzata. . . . 1978-4th, 1979-3rd, 1988-2nd, 1989-4th, Eagan ...... 2006-16th Moorhead ...... 1977-7th, 1991-15th, 1992-14th, 1991-12th, 1992-1st, 1993-1st, 1994-4th, Eastview, Apple Valley...... 2000-7th 2001-8th, 2002-12th, 2003-9th, 1995-2nd, 1996-8th, 1999-7th, 2000-1st, Eden Prairie ...... 1977-14th, 1979-12th, 1980-2nd, 2004-10th, 2005-7th 2001-3rd 1981-7th, 1982-16th, 1983-15th, 1984-16th, Mounds View ...... 1981-9th, 1982-10th, 1983-2nd, White Bear Lake . . . . . 1986-7th, 1987-6th, 1989-11th, 1994-11th, 1997-4th, 1998-2nd, 2002-4th, 1984-2nd, 1985-7th, 1988-4th, 1989-3rd, 1990-6th,1991-10th, 1992-3rd, 1993-3rd, 2003-3rd, 2004-3rd, 2005-5th, 2006-3rd 1990-12th, 1991-6th, 1992-8th, 1998-5th, 1994-3rd, 1996-5th, 1997-3rd, 1999-12th Edina ...... 1985-5th, 1987-11th, 1988-8th, 2005-4th 1999- 2nd, 2000- 6th, 2001-15th, 2002-10th, White Bear Lake Mariner ...... 1978-2nd Edina East ...... 1976-7th 2004-9th, 2006-7th Willmar . . 1991-11th, 1992-16th, 2004-2nd, 2005-1st, Edina West ...... 1980-10th New Ulm ...... 1975-16th, 1977-16th, 1995-16th 2006-1st Elk River ...... 1994-12th North Branch...... 2006-13th Winona. . . . . 1975-5th, 1976-3rd, 1982-1st, 1985-3rd, Elk River/Rogers/Zimmerman ...... 2003-6th North St. Paul ...... 1979-13th 1986-2nd, 1987-1st, 1988-6th, 1989-7th, Esko/Cloquet ...... 1983-6th, 1984-1st, 1985-1st, Northfield...... 1992-5th, 1996-6th, 1990-9th, 1991-7th, 1992-12th, 1993-5th, 1987-14th 2003-12th, 2005-13th 2003-8th, 2006-5th Fairmont ...... 1986-15th, 1987-9th, 1988-11th, Osseo . . . . . 1975-2nd, 1981-6th, 1982-5th, 1983-4th, Woodbury ...... 2000-16th 1994-8th, 1996-10th, 1997-11th, 1998-7th, 1984-3rd, 1985-13th, 1986-4th, 1987-2nd, 2000-15th 1988-16th, 1989-2nd, 1990-8th, 1991-8th, Faribault/Bethlehem Academy . . . . 1983-5th, 1988-3rd, 1993-15th, 1994-7th, 1995-5th, 1996-9th, 2004-13th 2006-11th

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2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 93) 38th, respectively, in team scoring, and 36th and phy to its one from 1990. The Irish, 71st overall. Fourth and fifth place for the who finished with 114 points, were Redhawks went to sophomore Sam Wagner and led by junior Jordan Carlson. He was junior Joel McDougall. seventh in team scoring and 12th Adrian placed third with 172 points. The overall. Juniors Obai Hussein and Dragons were eighth in 2005. Senior Ethan Tim Kojetin followed with 16th- and Wieneke led his team with a seventh-place fin- 23rd-place finishes in team scoring. ish in team scoring. He placed eighth overall. That placed them 31st and 46th The defending champions from St. Cloud overall. Senior Mike Bumgarner and Cathedral finished in sixth place. Senior Rob MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO sophomore Chris Massey earned the Aderman was the highest finisher for the remaining points for Rosemount. Crusaders. He was 17th in team scoring and The Irish did not compete in the 30th overall. 2005 state meet. In the individual race, Kevin Lachowitzer of Eden Prairie improved two places Perham ran with Winona Cotter junior Don on its 2005 finish to earn third place Wasinger, Haffield of Minnehaha Academy, and honors with 119 points. Leading the Warroad sophomore Moses Heppner through way senior was Ryan Little. He was most of the race. Heppner took a brief lead at fourth in team scoring and sixth the 1,000-meter mark and that was when overall. Lachowitzer made his move. At 800 meters he The individual title came down broke free from the pack, and in the final 70 to a final sprint between senior meters he ran alone. He finished the race in Hassan Mead of Minneapolis South 15.54.9, more than 11 seconds ahead of runner- and senior Jonathan Stublaski of up Wasinger. Perham’s Kevin Lachowitzer (231) claimed the Class A Henry Sibley of Mendota Heights. Wasinger’s final time was 16:06.5. Haffield individual crown with a time of 15:54.9. In this photo, he’s When the dust cleared, Mead won followed in third place with a time of 16:12.1. flanked by Will Haffield of Minnehaha Academy (151) and with a new Class AA and course Moses Heppner of Warroad (241). Heppner and senior Justin Peters of Redwood record time of 15:10.7. Stublaski Valley of Redwood Falls finished fourth and utive year, and was fifth overall. Senior Abdi also broke the old record with his runner-up fifth, respectively. Awale and sophomore Mahad Hassan followed time of 15.11.2. Garrett Heath of Winona set in fifth and ninth place, respectively, in team the previous record of 15:11.4 in 2003. Class AA scoring. They were seventh and 14th overall. Defending champion, senior Elliot Heath of In the Class AA meet, the Willmar boys Seniors Mohamed Bedel and Mustafa Yusuf Winona, earned third-place honors with a time cruised to their second consecutive team title. rounded out the scoring positions by placing 15:15.3. Junior Rob Finnerty of Burnsville fin- They finished with 41 points, which was 43 11th and 13th, respectively, in the team scoring, ished fourth and Adeys of Willmar placed fifth. points better than their winning total in 2005. and 16th and 23rd overall. Junior Andrew All five of the Cardinals’ scoring runners placed Nicklawsky and senior Scott Boros rounded out The 2006 State Cross Country Meet was in the top 15 team finishers. Senior Kaafi Adeys the Willmar squad. held at St. Olaf in Northfield on November 4. placed third in team scoring for a second consec- Rosemount added another second-place tro- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO

Brandon Lewis of Robbinsdale Armstrong (671) hurdles a runner who stumbled at the beginning of the Class AA race.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Cross Country Running 103 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING Adrian, Woodbury capture team titles; Swenson of Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd wins second Class A individual title By Ellen Giloy & Richardson, who was second in team scoring Kristen L. Rainey and overall. Senior Katherine Chute and sopho- more Margaret Chute placed sixth and 10th in oth a veteran and a newcomer captured team scoring and eighth and 15th overall, individual titles at the 2006 State Cross 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW respectively. Eighth-grader Alyssa Veil and BCountry Running Meet. In Class A, senior ninth-grader Sophie Fritz completed the Bears’ Nikki Swenson of Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson- grader Hailee Heitkamp and senior McCall scoring positions. Boyd won her second title in four years. She won Heitkamp rounded out the Adrian squad. Improving on a seventh-place finish in 2005, her first in 2003 and finished as runner-up the The Blake School of Minneapolis improved Rochester Lourdes finished in third place with past two years. In Class AA, senior Alex Gits of two places to claim runner-up honors with 75 140 points. Sophomore Kelsey Torchia led the Edina won her first title. points. The Bears were led by senior Claire squad. She was 12th in team scoring and 17th The Class A team title went to overall. Adrian for a second consecutive year. In the individual competition, senior The Woodbury Royals won their first Nikki Swenson of Lac qui Parle Valley/ championship in Class AA. Dawson-Boyd won her second title. She won her first as a ninth-grader in 2003, Class A and claimed runner-up honors for the The Adrian Dragons won their sec- past two years. This year, she took con- ond consecutive title in their second trol at the start of the race and finished appearance at the state meet. By placing 28 seconds ahead of The Blake School’s their top five runners in the top 20 team Claire Richardson. Swenson’s final time scorers, they bettered last year’s score by was 14:23.6 and Richardson’s was

three points to finish at 60 this year. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO 14:51.0. Sophomore Morgan Lynn was the top Linda Keller, a sophomore at runner for Adrian. She placed fifth in Paynesville Area placed third with a final team scoring and seventh overall. time of 15:00.2. Sophomore Naomi Sophomore Erica Thier and senior Landecker of Staples-Motley and junior Megan Henning were the next finishers Lexi Jo Heitkamp of Luverne finished for the Dragons. They placed ninth and fourth and fifth, respectively. 13, respectively, in the team scoring and 13th and 18th overall. Seventh-grader Class AA Austyn Thier and sophomore Leslie In Class AA, the Woodbury Royals Stover crossed the finish line next. Thier won their first team title with 87 points. placed 16th in team scoring and 22nd Emma Bates of Elk River/Zimmerman (920) and Emily The Royals, who did not qualify for the overall, while Stover followed at 17th in VanKeulen of Marshall (784) lead the pack in the opening minutes 2005 state meet, were led by sophomore team scoring and 24th overall. Eighth- of the Class AA race. Continued on page 111 2006 State Cross Country Running 2006 State Cross Country Running Class A Girls’ Team Results Class AA Girls’ Team Results

Place Team Name Team Score Place Team Name Team Score 1 Adrian ...... 60 1 Woodbury ...... 87 2 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... 75 2 Minnetonka ...... 118 3 Rochester Lourdes ...... 140 3 Eden Prairie...... 136 4 Perham ...... 148 4 Marshall ...... 144 5 Staples-Motley...... 151 5 Prior Lake ...... 146 6 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd ...... 161 6 Lakeville North...... 163 7 Fairmont ...... 180 7 White Bear Lake Area ...... 165 8 Providence Academy, Plymouth ...... 183 8 Brainerd ...... 203 9 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 232 9 Roseville Area ...... 204 10 East Grand Forks ...... 245 10 Moorhead ...... 207 11 Mora ...... 256 11 Maple Grove ...... 225 12 Esko...... 267 12 Osseo ...... 255 13 La Crescent ...... 283 13 Lakeville South ...... 297 14 Ely ...... 296 14 Duluth East ...... 323 15 Blue Earth Area ...... 318 15 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 348 16 Albany ...... 388 16 Eagan ...... 351

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Row 1 (L-R): Hailee Heitkamp, Natasha Slater, Abby Erlandson, Austyn Thier. Row 2: Coach Darrin Pater, Erica Thier, Megan Henning, Morgan Lynn, Leslie Stover, McCall Heitkamp, Head Coach Doug Petersen. 2006 Class A Girls’ Race Results (4,000 Meters)

Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 1 Nikki Swenson, 12 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 14:23.6 29 Kelsey Aune, 12 East Grand Forks 15:46.1 2 Claire Richardson, 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 14:51.0 30 Emily Altrichter, 10 Rochester Lourdes 15:47.0 3 Linda Keller, 10 Paynesville 15:00.2 31 Victoria Lutz, 9 Park Rapids Area 15:47.5 4 Naomi Landecker, 10 Staples-Motley 15:00.9 32 Carolyn Freeman, 12 Ely 15:47.9 5 Lexi Jo Heitkamp, 11 Luverne 15:05.7 33 Jenn Zuponcich, 12 Ely 15:47.9 6 Maddie McClellan, 9 Perham 15:09.5 34 Holly Sheets, 9 Perham 15:48.6 7 Morgan Lynn, 10 Adrian 15:10.9 35 Katy Torchia, 12 Rochester Lourdes 15:49.5 8 Katharine Chute, 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 15:11.8 36 Ashlee Bahlmann, 8 Mora 15:51.0 9 Marissa Janning, 7 Watertown-Mayer 15:15.9 37 Kelly Swenson, 10 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 15:51.5 10 Laura Christensen, 10 *Murray County Central Rebels 15:18.6 38 Abby Nelson, 12 Esko 15:52.1 11 Kaycee Knutson, 11 Esko 15:22.6 39 Katie Finley, 11 Providence Academy, Plymouth 15:52.6 12 Taylor Rather, 8 Fairmont 15:26.9 40 Maren Greenwaldt, 8 Minnewaska Area 15:52.7 13 Erica Thier, 10 Adrian 15:28.9 41 Liz Chambers, 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 15:53.4 14 Dani Stack, 11 Mankato Loyola 15:30.2 42 Petra Nelson, 9 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 15:58.3 15 Margaret Chute, 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 15:31.4 43 Jessica Buchta, 10 Minnewaska Area 16:01.3 16 Kit Chambers, 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 15:32.2 44 Laura Hamp, 8 Fairmont 16:02.4 17 Kelsey Torchia, 10 Rochester Lourdes 15:34.2 45 Nicola Franta, 10 La Crescent 16:02.7 18 Megan Henning, 12 Adrian 15:35.8 46 Jillian Caspers, 8 Albany 16:03.0 19 Natasha Wenzel, 10 Staples-Motley 15:36.8 47 Greta Danielson, 7 St. Cloud Cathedral 16:03.6 20 Caty Delwiche, 12 *Glencoe Silver Lake/McLeod 15:36.8 48 Melissa Agnew, 10 *Mille Lacs 16:04.0 21 Brittany Gigstead, 12 Perham 15:37.9 49 Molly Rea, 10 Rochester Lourdes 16:04.2 22 Austyn Thier, 7 Adrian 15:38.1 50 Sadie Ellenberg, 12 Perham 16:05.9 23 Amanda Schoonhoven, 9 Pipestone Area 15:38.3 51 Kristin Westby, 11 Pelican Rapids 16:06.4 24 Leslie Stover, 10 Adrian 15:38.5 52 Carlye Guzman, 8 La Crescent 16:08.2 25 Lauren Friese, 7 Fairmont 15:40.8 53 Jenny Agnew, 10 *Mille Lacs 16:08.8 26 Annie Hart, 9 St. Paul Academy and Summit School 15:42.8 54 Erin Durkin, 10 Litchfield 16:09.3 27 Kristen Ostrem, 11 *Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson 15:42.9 55 Emily Davis, 12 Litchfield 16:10.8 28 Alyssa Veil, 8 The Blake School, Minneapolis 15:44.9 56 Sophie Fritz, 9 The Blake School, Minneapolis 16:11.2 57 Tera Walker, 7 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 16:11.4 Individual Champion in bold 58 Amber Balvin, 8 Mora 16:11.7 *Cooperatively sponsored programs. 59 Emma Pogreba, 8 Staples-Motley 16:12.1 60 Karen Herrig, 9 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:12.5 61 Karina Fast, 11 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:15.8 2006 Class A Individual 62 Kaytlin Roth, 9 Staples-Motley 16:16.2 63 Stacey Gustafson, 10 Crosby-Ironton 16:16.3 State Champion 64 Ann Marie Dykstra, 10 Pipestone Area 16:16.7 65 Sabrina Carlson, 7 *Mille Lacs 16:17.4 66 Leslie Smebak, 10 Roseau 16:18.0 Nikki Swenson, 12 67 Courtney Elfstrand, 7 *Glencoe Silver Lake/McLeod 16:20.2 68 Shelby Perkerewicz, 7 East Grand Forks 16:20.3 *Lac qui Parle Valley/ 69 Holly Trost, 10 Belle Plaine 16:20.8 Dawson-Boyd 70 Whitney Hermanson, 8 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 16:21.1 71 Ashley Altrichter, 12 Rochester Lourdes 16:21.8 14:23.6 72 Alex Potter, 11 Windom Area 16:22.4 73 Shawna Robertson, 12 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 16:23.5 74 Rachel Amiot, 11 Staples-Motley 16:23.9 75 Jenna Woinarowicz, 7 East Grand Forks 16:24.1 Continued on page 107

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Cross Country Running 105 Woodbury — 2006 Class AA Girls’ State Team Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Julia Curry, Lindsay Wallis, Lauren Bleyl. Row 2: Lauren Domski, Carrie Lang, Mari Wallis, Stephanie Lanik, Darby Baranick. Row 3: Coach Mark Andrews, Carrie Wardell, Coach James Lanik. 2006 Class AA Girls’ Race Results (4,000 Meters)

Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 1 Alex Gits, 12 Edina 14:15.4 49 Abby Emmans, 10 Minnetonka 15:28.7 2 Laura Hughes, 9 Mankato West 14:25.2 50 Rachel Mjones, 11 Moorhead 15:29.6 3 McKenzie Melander, 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 14:34.1 51 Elizabeth Dargay, 10 Elk River 15:29.7 4 Danielle Berndt, 11 Bloomington Kennedy 14:34.7 52 Cassie Egler, 12 Maple Grove 15:30.1 5 Emily Schwitzer, 12 Hopkins 14:35.0 53 Taylor Berg, 10 Eagan 15:31.5 6 Michelle Volz, 10 Lakeville North 14:35.4 54 Grace Chandler, 8 Prior Lake 15:31.9 7 Meghan Heuer, 9 Prior Lake 14:38.1 55 Julia Harrison, 8 Mound-Westonka 15:32.1 8 Kayla Uphoff, 9 Lakeville South 14:42.7 56 Hannah Stordahl, 11 Moorhead 15:32.2 9 Katie Moraczewski, 10 White Bear Lake Area 14:43.2 57 Paige Foster, 9 Prior Lake 15:32.5 10 Kristin Mork, 12 Cambridge-Isanti 14:46.1 58 Stephanie Geis, 10 Eden Prairie 15:33.1 11 Megan Lundgren, 12 Mankato East 14:47.6 59 Leah Hansen, 10 Moorhead 15:33.9 12 Emma Bates, 9 Elk River 14:47.8 60 Clare Boyer, 12 Minnetonka 15:34.2 13 Cassy Opitz, 10 Eden Prairie 14:48.0 61 Lexi Thompson, 11 St. Michael-Albertville 15:37.2 14 Anna Garner, 12 Rochester Mayo 14:50.4 62 Caitlin Hewes, 9 Stillwater Area 15:38.1 15 Emily Meese, 10 Minnetonka 14:54.6 63 Whitney Hines, 12 Maple Grove 15:38.6 16 Hilary Noska, 10 Rochester Mayo 14:54.7 64 Abbie Weigel, 9 Maple Grove 15:38.7 17 Solange Miller, 10 Lakeville North 14:55.5 65 Laura Johnson, 12 Marshall 15:38.9 18 Brooke Wyffels, 11 Marshall 14:55.9 66 Alexis Boyd, 8 Marshall 15:39.4 19 Sarah Heuer, 10 Prior Lake 14:57.0 67 Katy Sly, 11 Stillwater Area 15:39.8 20 Hannah McAllister, 10 Brainerd 14:58.1 68 Lisa Wegman, 11 *Dover-Eyota/St. Charles 15:40.8 21 Anna Urdahl, 12 Minnetonka 14:58.4 69 Sierra McCauley, 11 Apple Valley 15:41.8 22 Carrie Lang, 10 Woodbury 15:00.4 70 Amy Campbell, 7 Cloquet 15:42.1 23 Abby Tracy, 11 White Bear Lake Area 15:02.7 71 Haylie Zenner, 7 Fergus Falls 15:42.1 24 Becca Sorenson, 11 Cloquet 15:05.2 72 Kayla Gudmundson, 10 Becker 15:42.4 25 Julia Curry, 12 Woodbury 15:05.2 73 Megan Kilbride, 7 Lakeville South 15:43.4 26 Ericka Sell, 12 Duluth East 15:05.8 74 Michelle Ferguson, 8 Lakeville North 15:44.5 27 Lauren Bleyl, 10 Woodbury 15:07.9 75 Molly Bjustrom, 8 Maple Grove 15:45.4 28 Carloyn Wardell, 12 Woodbury 15:08.4 Continued on page 107 29 Emily VanKeulen, 10 Marshall 15:08.4 30 Julia Holm, 12 Northfield 15:10.4 Individual Champion in bold 31 Ashley Polson, 11 Duluth Denfeld 15:11.0 *Cooperatively sponsored programs. 32 Katie Salvatore, 12 Roseville Area 15:12.6 33 Anne Ferguson, 8 Eastview, Apple Valley 15:13.6 34 Megan Smith, 12 Eden Prairie 15:14.5 2006 Class AA Individual 35 Emma Gray, 8 Roseville Area 15:17.4 36 Toni Salvatore, 11 Roseville Area 15:18.2 State Champion 37 Rachel Edwards, 11 Eden Prairie 15:18.3 38 Stacy Letourneau, 12 White Bear Lake Area 15:19.1 39 Steph Sjostrom, 10 Champlin Park 15:19.8 Alex Gits, 12 40 Jenna Dean, 10 Brainerd 15:20.1 Edina 41 Kaylee Litch, 9 Moorhead 15:21.1 42 Kate Reins, 12 Osseo 15:21.2 14:15.4 43 Victoria Paulson, 9 Owatonna 15:22.2 44 Stephanie Lanik, 10 Woodbury 15:23.1 45 Carolyn Baird, 12 Stillwater Area 15:23.4 46 Laura Docherty, 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 15:26.7 47 Taylor Bloome, 9 Marshall 15:27.8 48 Colette Celichowski, 8 Minnetonka 15:28.1

106 Girls’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006 Girls’ Race Results (4,000 Meters)

Class A Results (Continued from page 105) Class AA Results (Continued from page 106) Place Name, Grade School/Team Time Place Name, Grade School/Team Time 76 Danielle Anshus, 10 Chatfield 16:24.4 76 Tatum Garrity, 9 Hibbing 15:45.9 77 Sarah Chassen, 9 *Cromwell/Floodwood Cardinals 16:24.5 77 Caitlyn Dingmann, 10 Rocori, Cold Spring 15:45.9 78 Danielle Bahlmann, 8 Mora 16:24.6 78 Megan Homes, 8 Brainerd 15:46.8 79 Miranda Murray, 10 Blue Earth Area 16:25.5 79 Taylor Bates, 10 Eden Prairie 15:47.6 80 Rylee Wagner, 8 Blue Earth Area 16:25.6 80 Beth Ohrt, 12 Lakeville North 15:47.7 81 Anna Menssen, 9 St. James 16:26.4 81 Taylor Donnelly, 8 Lakeville South 15:50.3 82 Bethany Nelson, 11 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:26.6 82 Morgan Illikainen, 8 *Grand Rapids 15:50.8 83 Kyle Blakeslee, 10 Cannon Falls 16:27.2 83 Tina Ewing, 10 Osseo 15:51.4 84 Leah Bankson, 10 Fairmont 16:27.4 84 Molly Robinson, 8 Osseo 15:52.6 85 Molly Doboszenski, 11 Providence Academy, Plymouth 16:27.4 85 Nicole Westphal, 10 Park, Cottage Grove 15:52.9 86 Marie Conger, 12 Providence Academy, Plymouth 16:28.8 86 Michele Boursier, 11 Osseo 15:53.5 87 Katherine Amundson, 10 *Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 16:29.4 87 Maggie DeSmet, 9 White Bear Lake Area 15:53.5 88 Kate Seivert, 8 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 16:29.9 88 Kayla Johnson, 9 St. Francis 15:54.4 89 Emma Johnson, 7 Mora 16:30.2 89 Kelly Hurtis, 10 *Dover-Eyota/St. Charles 15:54.7 90 Marina Galstad, 7 East Grand Forks 16:30.5 90 Maria Ferguson, 10 Lakeville North 15:55.4 91 Casey Sovil, 12 Ely 16:30.7 91 Anna Gessell, 8 Brainerd 15:56.8 92 Heidi Hildebrandt, 12 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:32.8 92 Kate Sanders, 9 Robbinsdale Armstrong 15:57.9 93 Molly Degnan, 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 16:33.8 93 Brenna Horn, 10 Maple Grove 15:58.6 94 Deana Petersen, 10 La Crescent 16:34.8 94 Faith Brisbois, 10 Eden Prairie 15:59.9 95 Sarah Torchia, 9 Rochester Lourdes 16:37.4 95 Courtney Wing, 9 Brainerd 16:00.0 96 Rachel Boerner, 12 Hillcrest Lutheran Acad., Fergus Falls 16:37.8 96 Serraya Brautigam, 11 Eagan 16:02.8 97 Mollie Juntunen, 12 Esko 16:37.9 97 Taylor Scholl, 7 Prior Lake 16:04.5 98 Courtney Grandgenett, 7 Blue Earth Area 16:38.5 98 Lauren Domski, 8 Woodbury 16:05.0 99 Kylie Dekkers, 9 Fairmont 16:38.8 99 Sarah Grindele, 12 St. Michael-Albertville 16:05.4 100 Hailee Heitkamp, 8 Adrian 16:39.1 100 Paige Sotirin, 9 Mound-Westonka 16:06.0 101 Maddie Covington, 10 Perham 16:40.3 101 Kellie McCullough, 9 Osseo 16:06.2 102 Brandi Wickersham, 7 East Grand Forks 16:40.7 102 Megan Ackerman, 9 Buffalo 16:06.5 103 Becky Hare, 8 Albany 16:40.7 103 Bridget Hines, 12 Maple Grove 16:07.2 104 Katie Wurst, 10 Lake City 16:41.8 104 Heidi Peterson, 9 Sartell-St. Stephen 16:10.1 105 Marissa Hagedorn, 7 Blue Earth Area 16:43.1 105 Leslie Schroeder, 8 White Bear Lake Area 16:11.0 106 April Conniff, 9 La Crescent 16:43.8 106 Sarah Allen, 10 Duluth East 16:11.8 107 Jenna Gigstead, 9 Perham 16:44.4 107 Sophia Salmanpour, 8 Roseville Area 16:12.2 108 Heide Sande, 11 Cook County 16:46.3 108 Rachel Hoerauf, 9 Minnetonka 16:12.9 109 Madie Heinrich, 12 *Lake of the Woods/Rainy River 16:46.5 109 Betsy Cogan, 8 Roseville Area 16:13.2 110 Meghan Mittelstadt, 9 Blue Earth Area 16:48.0 110 Megan Foss, 10 Roseville Area 16:13.4 111 Stephanie Christianson, 9 International Falls 16:48.6 111 Amber Henne, 12 Moorhead 16:13.4 112 Mandy Warmka, 9 Blue Earth Area 16:50.4 112 Emily Nygaard, 9 St. Michael-Albertville 16:13.5 113 Molly Dunlap, 7 La Crescent 16:53.1 113 Jenny Piskar, 12 Eagan 16:13.7 114 Gretchen Wall, 8 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 16:53.2 114 Bria Kask, 11 Duluth East 16:14.2 115 Ashlee Carlson, 7 Staples-Motley 16:53.5 115 Kayla Morisette, 7 Tartan, Oakdale 16:14.7 116 Megan Brettingen, 8 Mora 16:53.6 116 Laura Platner, 11 Eden Prairie 16:15.8 117 Lacey Joslin, 12 Esko 16:56.3 117 Darby Baranick, 7 Woodbury 16:15.9 118 Alli Januszewski, 11 Perham 16:58.1 118 Marissa Dahlquist, 12 Coon Rapids 16:17.1 119 McCall Heitkamp, 12 Adrian 16:59.3 119 Kate McDonald, 12 Duluth East 16:20.3 120 Louise Winslow, 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 17:00.4 120 Megan Beaudry, 10 St. Michael-Albertville 16:21.9 121 Kari Dekkers, 11 Fairmont 17:02.3 121 Karli Miller, 12 Duluth East 16:23.2 122 Neysa Granholm, 11 Esko 17:02.5 122 Suzanna Kearns, 9 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 16:23.5 123 Kelly Patterson, 8 Albany 17:07.4 123 Brooke Campbell, 10 Lakeville North 16:27.4 124 Jayden Pesch, 7 East Grand Forks 17:07.9 124 Marian Lund, 9 Duluth East 16:28.4 125 Katie Fleckenstein, 9 Proctor 17:08.5 125 Jessica Dallager, 10 Eagan 16:30.4 126 Laura Hestbeck, 9 Rush City 17:08.8 126 Christine Thorn, 7 St. Michael-Albertville 16:30.9 127 Kristie Mueller, 10 Rochester Lourdes 17:10.0 127 Katherine Mueller, 11 Brainerd 16:31.7 128 Lindsey Ankeny, 8 Blue Earth Area 17:12.1 128 Katie Huggins, 7 Lakeville South 16:32.9 129 Hannah Hidebrandt, 10 *Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 17:16.7 129 Rachel Mason, 9 Roseville Area 16:33.3 130 Amelia Donars, 12 Ely 17:18.3 130 Anna Todey, 8 Osseo 16:36.1 131 Emily Rodgers, 12 Fairmont 17:19.4 131 Karyn Leibsch, 12 Osseo 16:38.5 132 Loni Amundson, 11 Mora 17:20.3 132 Katie Moen, 8 Prior Lake 16:38.6 133 Shaina Rud, 9 The Blake School, Minneapolis 17:20.7 133 Morgan Christian, 9 Moorhead 16:39.7 134 Shayla Perkerwicz, 12 East Grand Forks 17:21.3 134 Natalie Schlagel, 9 Eagan 16:42.8 135 Ashley Prososki, 12 Albany 17:25.1 135 Christine McIntyre, 10 Eagan 16:44.3 136 Sarah Anderson, 9 Ely 17:25.8 136 Kim Holtus, 11 White Bear Lake Area 16:44.4 137 Jena Heinen, 12 Albany 17:26.0 137 Hannah Sanborn, 10 Maple Grove 16:48.6 138 Sara Wasinger, 10 Winona Cotter 17:28.6 138 Macey Dorow, 8 Duluth East 16:49.6 139 Anne Guthrie, 12 La Crescent 17:29.4 139 Jessica Scheu, 9 Prior Lake 16:50.5 140 Christine Harlander, 12 Albany 17:33.5 140 Kelly Brammer, 9 Moorhead 16:50.8 141 Shanda Demorest, 10 La Crescent 17:36.7 141 Hali Scott, 10 St. Michael-Albertville 16:52.5 142 Emily Fuhrman, 8 Staples-Motley 17:39.1 142 Carly Rasmussen, 9 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16:53.4 143 Diane Beckius, 10 Albany 17:48.7 143 Leah Junker, 11 Eagan 16:53.6 144 Maggie Donahue, 12 Esko 17:52.7 144 Kacie Bahr, 11 Brainerd 16:55.5 145 Madeline Brown, 7 Providence Academy, Plymouth 17:53.7 145 Amelia Kraft, 9 Marshall 16:58.2 146 Mariah Olson, 12 Mora 18:00.5 146 Brianna Waldvogel, 11 White Bear Lake Area 17:00.0 147 Taylor Skelton, 8 Ely 18:18.1 147 Hannah Kellerman, 9 Sartell-St. Stephen 17:04.9 148 Abby Letak, 11 Providence Academy, Plymouth 18:23.5 148 Niki Cote', 9 St. Michael-Albertville 17:19.9 149 Courtney Milbeck, 10 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 18:33.8 149 Kate Geraets, 11 Marshall 17:23.6 150 Megan Matson, 12 Esko 18:39.1 150 Marielle Green, 12 Lakeville South 17:28.1 151 Glenn Hartman-Mattson, 9 Ely 18:45.4 151 Lindsay Bjornstad, 12 Lakeville South 17:46.5 152 Lindsey LaBelle, 11 Minnetonka 17:54.2 153 Kjerstin Koch, 12 Lakeville South 18:28.7 154 Nicole Flack, 10 Lakeville North 18:42.9

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Cross Country Running 107 Girls’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up SINGLE CLASS — 1975-1977 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS University of Minnesota Golf Course (2 miles) 1975 Leslie Seymour, Minneapolis Regina 12:04.6 Minneapolis Regina 66 Tim Graham Melisa Fry, North St. Paul Hinckley 80 Ron Jensen 1976 Paula Class, St. Paul Highland Park 11:54.3 Robbinsdale Armstrong 94 Rick Kleyman Laurie Orness, Mankato West 12:02 Minneapolis Regina 94 Tim Graham 1977 Marta Wilson, Stillwater 11:39 White Bear Mariner 122 Lyle Helke Tammy McGrane, Park Rapids 11:53 Rochester Lourdes 124 Myron Glass CLASS A — 1978-2006 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS University of Minnesota Golf Course (3,200 meters) 1978 Ann Miles, Wadena 11:20.9 Hinckley 101 Ron Jensen Joan Hopfenspirger, Redwood Falls 11:30 Lamberton 106 1979 Kristin Asp, Lamberton 11:23.4 Montgomery-Lonsdale 80 Gerry Smith Lois Bergstrom, Foley 11:24.1 Esko 125 Ted Wallace 1980 Kristin Asp, Lamberton 11:29.5 Esko 95 Ted Wallace Julie Johnson, Hinckley 11:43.9 Sauk Centre 113 Brian Griffen 1981 Monica Schliep, Rochester Lourdes 11:16.8 Rochester Lourdes 113 Myron Glass Lori Phipps, Elgin-Millville 11:19.4 Sauk Centre 118 Brian Griffen 1982 Jackie Hubbard, Becker 11:38 Redwood Falls 86 Bob Peterson Lori Phipps, Elgin-Millville 11:39 Elgin-Millville 107 Verdon Hasliet 1983 Shari Sullivan, Visitation 11:18.5 Redwood Falls/Morton 85 Bob Peterson Jennie Schultz, Lester Prairie 11:19.8 Mountain Lake 108 Paul Metcalf 1984 Shari Sullivan, Visitation 11:43.2 Hermantown 89 Jim Busch Jill Slettedahl, Granite Falls 11:48.8 Redwood Falls/Morton 91 Bob Peterson 1985 Michelle Marthaler, Brooten/Belgrade 11:06.2 Hermantown 77 Jim Busch Kara Parker, Olivia 11:17.1 Lake City 94 Howie Cook 1986 Kara Parker, Olivia 11:01.8 St. Cloud Cathedral 79 Kelly Haws Denise Ward, Aurora-Hoyt Lakes 11:33.7 Foley 103 Keith Levinski 1987 Kara Parker, Olivia 11:26.1 Windom/Storden-Jeffers 45 Mitch Peterson Lisa Witty, Plainview 11:37.3 Redwood Falls/Morton 113 Cheryl Larson 1988 Amy Wachholz, Lewiston-Altura 12:27.1 Windom/Storden-Jeffers 75 Mitch Peterson Sarah Erickson, Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdahl 12:44.5 Hinckley/Finlayson 82 Ron Jensen 1989 Sarah Erickson, Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdahl 11:47.3 Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdahl 79 Ginger Solum Missy Peterson, Sartell 11:57.5 Hinckley/Finlayson 87 Ron Jensen 1990 Carrie Tollefson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley 12:00.5 Plainview 98 Denny Ranta Amy Wachholz, Lewiston-Altura 12:05.8 Sartell 131 Jeff Kellerman Arrowwood Golf Course, Alexandria (3,200 meters) 1991 Missy Peterson, Sartell 11:09.9 Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdahl 82 Ginger Solum Megan Mahle, Plainview 11:21.0 International Falls 107 Ray Wood St. Olaf College, Northfield (3,200 meters) 1992 Carrie Tollefson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley 11:49.3 International Falls 104 Ray Wood Megan Mahle, Plainview 12:07.0 Sartell 105 Jeff Kellerman 1993 Carrie Tollefson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley 11:42.1 Canby/Minneota 102 Bill Bredeson Kim Bendel, Rochester Lourdes 11:57.7 Plainview 143 Denny Ranta St. Olaf College, Northfield (4,000 meters) 1994 Nicole Kuznia, B O L D, Olivia 14:46.1 Rochester Lourdes 77 Myron Glass Johanna Olson, Wadena-Deer Creek 14:50.1 Morris Area 111 Marv Meyer 1995 Nicole Kuznia, B O L D, Olivia 15:03.0 Sartell 86 Jeff Kellerman Johanna Olson, Wadena-Deer Creek 15:13.7 Murray County Central 100 Dick Davidson 1996 April Maine, Holdingford 14:46.1 Wadena-Deer Creek 67 Terry Olson Johanna Olson, Wadena-Deer Creek 14:54.7 Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI 106 Bill Bredeson 1997 Kristi Colbenson, Rushford-Peterson/Houston 15:09.3 Lake City 64 Howie Cook Julie Gifford, Tracy-Milroy/Balaton 15:10.7 New London-Spicer 79 Dean Urdahl 1998 Casey McGraw, Wadena-Deer Creek 14:47.5 Wadena-Deer Creek 90 Terry Olson Krista Anderson, Crosby-Ironton 14:55 Deer River/Northland, Remer 105 Dale Hillstrom 1999 Julie Gifford, Tracy-Milroy 14:30.2 Deer River/Northland, Remer 141 Dale Hillstrom Joanna Bea, Rochester Lourdes 14:53.7 St. Cloud Cathedral 148 Kelly Haws 2000 Jen Hess, Paynesville Area 14:55.7 New London-Spicer 81 Dean Urdahl Sandy Moyer, Lake City 15:05.7 Minnehaha Academy 128 Steve O’Neil 2001 Jen Hess, Paynesville Area 14:56.3 New London-Spicer 96 Dean Urdahl Liz Palke, Wrenshall/Carlton 15:06.7 Paynesville Area 107 Darrel Carstens 2002 Lauren Brueberg, Minnehaha Academy 15:11.5 New London-Spicer 109 Dean Urdahl Nicole Calabrese, Kingsland, Spring Valley 15:25.6 Staples-Motley 118 Gene Mattila 2003 Nikki Swenson, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 14:27.7 Staples-Motley 45 Gene Mattila Beth Tacl, St. Cloud Cathedral 14:33.2 St. Cloud Cathedral 129 Kelly Haws 2004 Nicole Calabrese, Kingsland, Spring Valley 14:29.6 Glencoe-Silver Lake 111 Scott Eckhoff 60°, breezy, sunny Nikki Swenson, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 14:33.7 Staples-Motley 121 Gene Mattila 2005 Bria Wetsch, Holy Family Catholic, Victoria # 13:54.7 Adrian 63 Doug Petersen 50°, cloudy, light breeze Nikki Swenson, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 14:15.6 Staples-Motley 71 Gene Mattila 2006 Nikki Swenson, Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 14:23.6 Adrian 60 Doug Petersen 50°, sunny, calm Claire Richardson, The Blake School, Minneapolis 14:51.0 The Blake School, Minneapolis 75 Gary Lee

# State Record for 4,000 Meters & Class A Course Record

108 Girls’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Girls’ Individual & Team Champions / Runners-up CLASS AA — 1978-2006 YEAR INDIVIDUAL TIME TEAM POINTS COACH CONDITIONS University of Minnesota Golf Course (3,200 meters) 1978 Tina Bahr, International Falls 11:06.5 Robbinsdale Armstrong 78 Rick Kleyman Lynn Ranfranz, Rochester John Marshall 11:11.1 St. Cloud Tech 81 Teresa Hillmer 1979 Tina Bahr, International Falls 11:02.0 Owatonna 104 Lani Granowski, Owatonna 11:02.3 Wayzata 111 Bill Miles 1980 Lisa Koelfgen, Robbinsdale Armstrong 11:10.1 Eden Prairie 106 Larry Anderson Darnel Johnson, Burnsville 11:15.9 Robbinsdale Armstrong 109 Rick Kleyman 1981 Lisa Koelfgen, Robbinsdale Armstrong 10:59.9 Minnetonka 54 Bob Rogness Shelly Brisbois, Hibbing 11:06.6 Faribault 91 Lonnie Nelson 1982 Hillary Wackman, Mounds View 11:10 Minnetonka 61 Bob Rogness Stephanie Herbst, Chaska 11:22 Faribault 114 Lonnie Nelson 1983 Stephanie Herbst, Chaska 11:08.9 Hopkins 71 Jim Rovn Patti Walsh, Mounds View 11:17.5 Faribault 76 Lonnie Nelson 1984 Heather Doyle, Moorhead 11:31.8 Faribault 85 Lonnie Nelson Kim Kauls, Forest Lake 11:33.8 Alexandria 132 Mark Nelson 1985 Gretchen Farkas, Totino-Grace 11:05.8 Alexandria 60 Mark Nelson Kim Kauls, Forest Lake 11:10.6 Winona 63 Jim Flim 1986 Kim Kauls, Forest Lake 11:00.1 Winona 53 Jim Flim Sarah Renk, Winona 11:16.3 Fairmont 75 Bob Bonk 1987 Tracy Dahl, Anoka 11:18.5 Alexandria 59 Mark Nelson Gretchen Farkas, Totino-Grace 11:29.9 Fairmont 69 Bob Bonk 1988 Tracy Dahl, Anoka 12:10.1 Fairmont 68 Bob Bonk Andy DeVries, Fairmont 12:30.8 Alexandria 93 Mark Nelson 1989 Missy Johnson, Hibbing 11:58.4 Winona 59 Jim Flim Cindy Clavitar, Mt. Iron-Buhl/Virgina 12:05.3 White Bear Lake 88 Lyle Helke 1990 Tina Forthmiller, St. Francis 11:48.8 Rochester John Marshall 77 Ben Holt Missy Johnson, Hibbing 11:56.8 Woodbury 102 Mike Moran Arrowwood Golf Course, Alexandria (3,200 meters) 1991 Carrie Tollefson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley 10:48.7 Minnetonka 99 Bob Rogness Tina Forthmiller, St. Francis 11:10.7 Woodbury 120 Mike Moran St. Olaf College, Northfield (3,200 meters) 1992 Lisa Aro, Buffalo 11:41.0 Duluth East 64 Dick Skoog Amy Hill, Duluth East 11:52.3 Minnetonka 76 Bob Rogness 1993 Kara Wheeler, Duluth East 11:42.3 Duluth East 45 Dick Skoog Sophie Harshorn, St. Paul Central 12:01.0 Mounds View 59 Patti Percival St. Olaf College, Northfield (4,000 meters) 1994 Carrie Tollefson, Dawson-Boyd/Lac qui Parle Valley 14:09.2 Duluth East 55 Dick Skoog Kara Wheeler, Duluth East 14:10.5 Mounds View 67 Patti Percival 1995 Elaine Eggleston, Roseville Area 14:49.3 Duluth East 29 Dick Skoog Yvonne Glenn, Duluth Central 14:51.7 Mounds View 113 Patti Percival 1996 Josie Johnson, Rochester John Marshall 14:46.1 Duluth East 40 Dick Skoog Colleen Flaherty, Hopkins 14:59.5 Alexandria 110 Mark Nelson 1997 Josie Johnson, Rochester John Marshall 14:49.5 Duluth East 42 David Wicker Emily Naslund, Bloomington Jefferson 14:53.7 Alexandria 85 Mark Nelson 1998 Emily Naslund, Bloomington Jefferson 14:35.2 Duluth East 94 David Wicker Kendall Wheeler, Duluth East 14:37.7 Bloom. Jefferson 133 Collin Beachy 1999 Kasandra Hendricks, Hutchinson 14:37.1 Bloom. Jefferson 65 Collin Beachy Rachel Foley, Mound-Westonka 14:47.4 Edina 113 Kathy Miller 2000 Lisa Dyer, Moorhead 14:13.1 Grand Rapids 107 Paul Bauer Leah Wurm, Monticello 14:32.0 Winona 127 Jim Flim 2001 Ladia Albertson, Stillwater 14:18.6 Hopkins 119 Jim Rovn Bria Wetsch, Chaska 14:29.3 Grand Rapids 123 Paul Bauer 2002 Brenna Carey, Big Lake 14:57.4 Hopkins 87 Jim Rovn Shannon Bergstedt, Hopkins 15:14.8 Minnetonka 130 Jane Reimer Meads 2003 Lisa Waananen, Maple Grove 14:13.0 Lakeville 102 Bob Ertl Elizabeth Yetzer, Lakeville 14:21.7 Brainerd 108 Dave Herath 2004 Elizabeth Yetzer, Lakeville 14:28.4 Minnetonka 78 Jane Reimer Meads 65°, windy, sunny Hannah Grinaker, Detroit Lakes 14:36.6 Roseville Area 94 Mary Schifsky 2005 Elizabeth Yetzer, Lakeville North # 13:59.3 Lakeville North 87 Bob Ertl 50°, cloudy, almost calm Hanna Grinnaker, Detroit Lakes 14:17.7 Roseville Area 92 Mary Schifsky 2006 Alex Gits, Edina 14:15.4 Woodbury 87 Mark Andrews 50’s, sunny, light breeze Laura Hughes, Mankato West 14:25.2 Minnetonka 118 Jane Reimer Meads

# Class AA Record for 4,000 Meters & Class AA Course Record

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Cross Country Running 109 State Girls’ Team Participants — Single Class — 1975-1977 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 1977-14th LeCenter ...... 1977-18th Rochester Lourdes . . . . 1975-3rd, 1976-3rd, 1977-2nd Anoka ...... 1976-11th, 1977-4th Marshall ...... 1977-10th Staples ...... 1977-15th Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park . . . . . 1976-10th, Minneapolis Regina. . . . 1975-1st, 1976-2nd, 1977-3rd St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1975-5th 1977-12th Park Rapids ...... 1976-7th, 1977-8th St. Paul Academy ...... 1976-15th Blue Earth ...... 1975-8th, 1976-13th, 1977-16th Redwood Falls ...... 1976-9th, 1977-13th St. Paul Highland Park ...... 1975-7th Duluth Central...... 1976-12th, 1977-11th Richfield ...... 1977-6th Wayzata...... 1975-6th Farmington ...... 1976-14th, 1977-19th Robbinsdale ...... 1976-8th White Bear Lake ...... 1975-4th Hastings ...... 1977-17th Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1976-1st, 1977-5th White Bear Lake Mariner ...... 1976-4th, 1977-1st Hinckley ...... 1975-2nd, 1976-5th, 1977-9th Rochester John Marshall ...... 1976-6th, 1977-7th

State Girls’ Team Participants — Class A — 1978-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 1978-5th, Kingsland, Spring Valley...... 2003-10th, 2004-7th Redwood Falls/Morton ...... 1983-1st, 1984-2nd, 1991-15th, 1994-13th La Crescent...... 2005-11th, 2006-13th 1985-4th, 1986-8th, 1987-2nd, 1988-13th Adrian ...... 2005-1st, 2006-1st Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd...... 2005-8th, Redwood Valley ...... 2001-11th Albany ...... 1997-12th, 1999-16th, 2006-16th 2006-6th Rochester Lourdes ...... 1978-10th, 1979-11th, Aurora-Hoyt Lakes ...... 1986-6th, 1987-9th Lake City ...... 1984-6th, 1985-2nd, 1986-5th, 1980-12th, 1981-1st, 1982-7th, 1983-10th, Bagley ...... 1978-4th, 1979-8th, 1980-14th, 1987-7th, 1988-5th, 1989-10th, 1990-4th, 1988-6th, 1993-5th, 1994-1st, 1999-12th, 1981-11th 1991-10th, 1992-3rd, 1995-4th, 1996-3rd, 2000-5th, 2001-16th, 2004-9th, 2005-7th, Bagley/Fosston. . . . . 1990-14th, 1991-14th, 1992-14th 1997-1st, 1998-7th, 2002-11th 2006-3rd Barnum ...... 1996-12th Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial...... 1990-7th, Rockford ...... 1979-10th, 1980-13th, 1997-15th, Becker...... 1982-4th, 2004-5th 1991-5th, 1992-9th, 1993-15th, 2003-16th Belle Plaine ...... 1978-9th 1994-15th, 1995-11th Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1989-8th, 1991-11th Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park . . . . . 1995-10th Lake Park-Audubon...... 2004-16th Roseau . . . 1982-9th, 1983-8th, 1984-11th, 1987-11th, Big Lake ...... 2000-11th Lamberton ...... 1978-2nd, 1979-7th, 1980-3rd 1988-8th, 1989-13th, 1997-16th, 1998-15th (The) Blake School, Minneapolis ...... 2004-3rd, LeCenter ...... 1979-6th Rush City ...... 1990-13th, 1991-3rd, 1992-12th, 2005-4th, 2006-2nd Lester Prairie ...... 1982-6th, 1983-5th 1993-12th, 1995-16th Blue Earth Area . . . . . 1993-14th, 1994-7th, 1995-15th, Lewiston-Altura ...... 1998-3rd, 1999-4th, 2000-12th St. Cloud Cathedral . . . . 1984-9th, 1985-7th, 1986-1st, 2000-15th, 2001-12th, 2005-13th, 2006-15th Litchfield ...... 1988-4th 1987-10th, 1990-15th, 1992-16th, 1994-12th, Canby/Minneota ...... 1991-9th, 1992-4th, 1993-1st, Luverne...... 2002-12th, 2003-13th, 2004-6th, 1998-9th, 1999-2nd, 2000-6th, 2001-6th, 1994-4th 2005-5th 2002-5th, 2003-2nd, 2004-15th, 2005-14th Canby/Minneota/Lincoln HI . . . . . 1995-3rd, 1996-2nd, Madelia/Truman ...... 2000-16th St. James ...... 1979-12th, 1980-9th 1997-5th, 2002-4th, 2003-5th, 2004-12th Mahtomedi ...... 1978-7th, 1981-9th, 1982-5th, St. John’s Prep, Collegeville ...... 1993-11th Crookston...... 1985-11th, 1986-11th 1983-11th, 1985-5th, 1986-3rd, 1987-6th, St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1998-12th Crosby-Ironton ...... 1981-10th, 1983-9th, 1984-5th, 1988-11th, 1989-12th, 1990-11th, St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 1995-9th, 1990-16th, 2003-11th 1992-11th, 1993-9th 1996-10th, 1997-10th Crosby-Ironton/Aitkin ...... 2004-11th Mesabi East, Aurora ...... 1993-7th, 1994-8th, St. Peter ...... 1996-13th, 1997-13th Deer River/Hill City/Northland, Remer . . . . . 1993-13th, 2001-14th, 2002-8th Sartell . . . . . 1989-5th, 1990-2nd, 1991-6th, 1992-2nd, 1995-12th, 1996-4th, 1997-4th, Mille Lacs (Onamia/Isle) ...... 2005-16th 1993-3rd, 1994-6th, 1995-1st, 1996-5th 1998-2nd, 1999-1st, 2001-15th Minneapolis Marshall-University...... 1979-13th Sauk Centre...... 1979-5th, 1980-2nd, 1981-2nd, East Grand Forks. . . . . 1994-16th, 2000-9th, 2001-7th, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis ...... 2000-2nd, 1982-11th, 1983-3rd, 1984-10th, 2002-13th, 2003-12th, 2005-10th, 2006-10th 2001-8th, 2002-6th, 2003-9th 1988-14th, 1989-14th, 2000-7th Elgin-Millville...... 1978-8th, 1979-4th, 1980-7th, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm ...... 2002-15th Slayton ...... 1978-6th, 1988-10th 1981-5th, 1982-2nd, 1986-7th, 1989-9th Montevideo...... 1989-6th, 1990-6th Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 1999-14th Ely ...... 2003-7th, 2004-10th, 2006-14th Montgomery-Lonsdale...... 1979-1st, 1980-6th, Staples...... 1978-3rd, 1985-6th, 1986-10th Esko ...... 1979-2nd, 1980-1st, 1981-6th, 1987-12th, 1999-15th Staples-Motley ...... 2001-3rd, 2002-2nd, 2003-1st, 2005-12th, 2006-12th Mountain Lake ...... 1979-9th, 1980-5th, 1981-3rd, 2004-2nd, 2005-2nd, 2006-5th Fairmont. . . . 1989-3rd, 1990-9th, 1991-8th, 1992-8th, 1982-8th, 1983-2nd, 1984-7th, 1985-10th Tracy-Milroy/Balaton ...... 1998-6th, 1999-3rd 2005-9th, 2006-7th Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 2006-9th United South Central/Alden-Conger...... 2002-3rd, Farmington ...... 1984-8th, 1986-9th, 1988-12th, Mora ...... 2006-11th 2003-3rd, 2004-13th 1989-11th Morris Area...... 1991-13th, 1992-5th, 1993-4th, United South Central, Wells. . . . 1996-14th, 1997-11th, Foley ...... 1981-12th, 1985-9th, 1986-2nd 1994-2nd, 1995-5th, 1996-8th 1998-11th, 2001-13th Glencoe-Silver Lake . . . 1995-8th, 1996-6th, 1997-7th, Morris Area/Hancock ...... 1999-6th Visitation, Mendota Heights. . . . 1990-12th, 1991-16th, 2003-6th, 2004-1st Murray County Central, Slayton . . 1993-8th, 1994-3rd, 1992-15th, 1993-16th, 1994-14th, Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdahl ...... 1987-8th, 1988-7th, 1995-2nd, 2000-14th 1996-15th, 1998-13th, 1999-5th, 2000-3rd, 1989-1st, 1990-8th, 1991-1st, 1992-6th, New London-Spicer . . 1987-4th, 1988-3rd, 1990-10th, 2001-5th, 2002-14th, 2003-14th, 2004-14th 1993-6th, 1994-11th, 1995-14th, 1996-16th 1992-13th, 1993-10th, 1995-6th, Waconia ...... 1998-14th, 1999-7th Hermantown ...... 1980-8th, 1981-4th, 1982-3rd, 1997-2nd, 1998-4th, 2000-1st, Wadena ...... 1980-10th 1983-4th, 1984-1st, 1985-1st, 1986-4th, 2001-1st, 2002-1st Wadena-Deer Creek...... 1996-1st, 1997-3rd, 1987-5th, 1988-9th, 1999-11th, 2000-13th, Northland/Deer River ...... 2002-16th 1998-1st, 1999-8th 2002-7th, 2004-8th Northland/Hill City...... 1985-8th Windom ...... 1986-12th Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield/ Norwood-Young America ...... 1998-8th Windom/Storden-Jeffers ...... 1987-1st, 1988-1st, Sioux Valley-Round Lake-Brewster ...... 1996-9th Park Rapids Area ...... 1997-14th, 1998-16th 1989-7th, 1990-5th, 1991-7th, 1992-10th Hinckley ...... 1978-1st, 1979-3rd, 1983-7th Paynesville Area . . . . . 1991-12th, 2001-2nd, 2002-9th Winona Cotter...... 1983-6th, 1984-3rd, 1985-3rd, Hinckley/Finlayson . . . . 1988-2nd, 1989-2nd, 1990-3rd Perham ...... 1999-9th, 2000-10th, 2003-8th, 2001-10th, 2002-10th, 2003-4th Holdingford ...... 1994-9th 2004-4th, 2005-3rd, 2006-4th Wrenshal/Carlton ...... 2000-8th Holy Trinity, Winsted . . . 1980-4th, 1981-7th, 1984-4th Pierz ...... 1980-15th, 1982-10th Zumbrota-Mazeppa/Kenyon-Wanamingo . . . . 1995-7th, International Falls ...... 1991-2nd, 1992-1st, Plainview . . . 1987-3rd, 1990-1st, 1991-4th, 1992-7th, 1997-8th 1994-10th, 1995-13th, 1996-7th, 1997-9th, 1993-2nd, 1994-5th, 1996-11th 1998-5th, 1999-13th, 2001-9th, 2005-15th Proctor ...... 2003-15th Jackson County Central...... 1997-6th, 1998-10th, Providence Academy, Plymouth . . . 2005-6th, 2006-8th 1999-10th, 2000-4th, 2001-4th Redwood Falls ...... 1980-11th, 1981-8th, 1982-1st

110 Girls’ Cross Country Running 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Team Participants — Class AA — 1978-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield ...... 1982-4th, Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1988-15th, Owatonna ...... 1979-1st, 1997-12th, 2001-8th, 1988-16th, 1999-16th, 2000-16th 1993-15th, 1994-15th, 1995-15th, 1997-15th, 2002-5th Albert Lea ...... 1988-6th, 1996-12th 1998-16th, 2000-15th, 2001-15th, 2002-15th, Park, Cottage Grove...... 1996-16th, 1998-14th, Alexander Ramsey ...... 1981-14th, 1984-14th 2003-12th, 2005-15th 1999-12th, 2000-9th, 2001-5th, 2003-8th, Alexander Ramsey/F. B. Kellogg, Hermantown ...... 2005-11th 2004-9th, 2005-14th Roseville ...... 1982-11th, 1983-14th Hibbing. . . . . 1978-7th, 1979-4th, 1980-3rd, 1981-5th, Prior Lake ...... 1989-7th, 1993-10th, 2001-10th, Alexandria . 1980-10th, 1981-8th, 1982-8th, 1983-3rd, 1982-5th, 1987-4th, 1988-8th, 1989-4th, 2003-15th, 2004-10th, 2005-4th, 2006-5th 1984-2nd, 1985-1st, 1986-4th, 1987-1st, 1992-4th, 1994-7th, 1995-7th Proctor ...... 1978-10th, 1979-10th, 1980-11th, 1988-2nd, 1989-6th, 1990-12th, 1991-16th, Hopkins...... 1983-1st, 1984-6th, 1985-6th, 1982-7th, 1983-12th, 1984-12th, 1985-7th 1993-5th, 1994-3rd, 1995-9th, 1996-2nd, 2000-3rd, 2001-1st, 2002-1st Red Wing ...... 1998-8th 1997-2nd, 1998-4th, 1999-5th Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 1980-4th Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1978-1st, 1980-2nd, Anoka...... 1985-4th, 1987-11th, 1988-9th Hutchinson ...... 1984-7th, 1999-7th 1981-4th, 1986-7th, 1987-12th, 1989-5th, Apple Valley...... 1984-3rd, 1985-11th, 2005-3rd International Falls ...... 1989-8th 1991-6th, 1992-8th, 1994-5th, 2001-14th, Becker ...... 2005-10th International Falls/Littlefork-Big Falls ...... 1990-6th 2002-10th Bemidji...... 1985-9th, 1986-3rd, 1996-6th Irondale ...... 1986-9th, 1997-5th Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 1978-5th, 1979-6th Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park . . . . . 2004-16th Lakeville ...... 1993-14th, 1995-12th, 2001-3rd, Rochester John Marshall...... 1978-4th, 1982-9th, Big Lake ...... 2003-7th 2002-8th, 2003-1st, 2004-3rd 1987-8th, 1989-11th, 1990-1st, 1991-10th, Blaine ...... 1978-6th Lakeville North ...... 2005-1st, 2006-6th 1992-14th Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1997-6th, 1998-2nd, Lakeville South ...... 2006-13th Rocori, Cold Spring...... 1992-10th, 1993-4th, 1999-1st Little Falls ...... 1997-7th 1994-8th, 1995-8th Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1987-9th, 1988-11th Mankato West ...... 1978-8th, 1979-12th, 1982-10th, Rosemount ...... 1981-9th Brainerd ...... 1991-11th, 1992-3rd, 2002-12th, 1991-15th, 1994-11th, 1995-11th Roseville Area . . . . . 1987-13th, 2002-11th, 2004-2nd, 2003-2nd, 2005-9th, 2006-8th Maple Grove...... 2003-10th, 2005-16th, 2006-11th 2005-2nd, 2006-9th Buffalo . . . . 1980-7th, 1981-10th, 1983-7th, 1984-9th, Marshall ...... 1994-9th, 1995-3rd, 1996-10th, St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1987-10th 1985-5th, 1991-4th, 1992-6th, 2001-17th 1997-4th, 1998-6th, 1999-6th, 2000-13th, St. Cloud Tech ...... 1978-2nd, 1979-9th, 1980-8th, Burnsville ...... 1978-3rd, 1980-9th 2004-6th, 2005-7th, 2006-4th 1982-14th, 1983-9th, 1990-5th Chaska ...... 1981-11th, 1982-13th, 2001-9th Minneapolis Patrick Henry ...... 1978-13th St. Francis ...... 1990-8th, 1991-7th Coon Rapids ...... 1979-5th, 1990-11th, 1991-9th Minneapolis South . . . 1983-8th, 1989-12th, 1990-7th, St. Louis Park . . . . . 1986-13th, 1988-12th, 1997-14th Dover-Eyota/St. Charles...... 2003-5th, 2004-4th, 1991-3rd, 1992-11th, 1994-16th, 1996-11th, St. Michael-Albertville ...... 2006-15th 2005-8th 1997-13th, 1998-11th, 1999-15th St. Paul Central . . . . 1990-13th, 1991-14th, 1992-16th, Duluth Central ...... 1993-11th Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1978-11th, 1979-13th, 1993-3rd, 1994-13th, 1996-13th, 1999-13th Duluth East ...... 1985-10th, 1986-6th, 1988-10th, 1980-14th, 1985-15th, 1986-14th, St. Paul Harding ...... 1978-12th, 1995-16th 1991-5th, 1992-1st, 1993-1st, 1994-1st, 1993-13th, 2002-13th, 2003-16th St. Paul Highland Park ...... 1979-11th, 1980-15th 1995-1st, 1996-1st, 1997-1st, 1998-1st, Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1979-8th, 1980-12th, Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 2004-15th 1999-4th, 2000-6th, 2001-16th, 2002-16th, 1981-7th Sauk Rapids-Rice. . . . 1998-7th, 2000-10th, 2001-12th 2003-14th, 2004-14th, 2005-13th, Minnetonka ...... 1981-1st, 1982-1st, 1983-10th, Stillwater Area...... 1979-7th, 1980-6th, 1981-13th, 2006-14th 1984-4th, 1985-13th, 1990-4th, 1991-1st, 1983-6th, 1986-8th, 1989-10th, 1992-12th, Eagan ...... 2006-16th 1992-2nd, 1993-6th, 2002-2nd, 2003-4th, 1993-9th, 2000-8th, 2005-6th Eden Prairie...... 1980-1st, 1983-13th, 1995-6th, 2004-1st, 2005-5th, 2006-2nd Tartan, Oakdale ...... 2004-11th 1996-5th, 1998-9th, 2000-5th, 2003-3rd, Monticello ...... 1986-11th, 1987-5th, 1988-7th, Totino-Grace, Fridley. . . 1981-3rd, 1982-3rd, 1984-8th, 2004-5th, 2006-3rd 1989-9th, 1990-16th, 1993-12th, 1997-11th 1998-13th, 2000-14th, 2001-11th Edina ...... 1993-8th, 1994-6th, 1999-2nd Moorhead ...... 1981-12th, 1988-13th, 1999-10th, Wayzata ...... 1979-2nd, 1989-14th, 1990-10th, Elk River/Rogers/Zimmerman ...... 2004-8th 2000-11th, 2001-6th, 2002-4th, 1995-4th, 1996-4th, 1997-3rd Esko/Cloquet ...... 1984-11th 2006-10th White Bear Lake Area ...... 1983-11th, 1984-10th, Fairmont ...... 1985-8th, 1986-2nd, 1987-2nd, Mounds View ...... 1980-13th, 1981-6th, 1984-13th, 1987-7th, 1988-4th, 1989-2nd, 1990-3rd, 1988-1st, 1996-9th, 1998-10th, 2000-7th, 1985-12th, 1992-5th, 1993-2nd, 1994-2nd, 1991-8th, 1994-4th, 1995-5th, 1996-3rd, 1997-8th, 2001-13th, 2002-6th 1995-2nd, 1996-8th, 1998-15th, 1999-14th, 1998-12th, 1999-9th, 2000-12th, 2001-4th, Faribault...... 1979-3rd, 1980-5th, 1981-2nd, 2001-7th, 2002-14th, 2003-6th, 2004-12th 2002-9th, 2003-9th, 2006-7th 1982-2nd, 1983-2nd, 1984-1st, Northfield ...... 1993-16th, 1994-14th, 1998-5th, White Bear Lake Mariner ...... 1978-9th, 1982-12th 1986-5th, 1991-13th, 1996-15th 1999-11th, 2000-4th Willmar . . . 1990-15th, 1992-7th, 2002-7th, 2003-13th Fergus Falls ...... 2003-11th, 2004-7th North St. Paul/Tartan...... 1982-6th Winona . . . . 1983-4th, 1985-2nd, 1986-1st, 1987-3rd, Grand Rapids ...... 1997-9th, 1998-3rd, 1999-3rd, Osseo . . . . . 1983-5th, 1984-5th, 1985-3rd, 1986-10th, 1988-3rd, 1989-1st, 1990-9th, 1992-9th, 2000-1st, 2001-2nd, 2002-3rd 1987-6th, 1988-5th, 1989-3rd, 1990-14th, 1994-12th, 1995-13th, 1997-10th, 1999-8th, 2000-2nd Grand Rapids/Greenway, Coleraine...... 1996-7th 1991-12th, 1992-13th, 1993-7th, 1994-10th, Woodbury ...... 1989-13th, 1990-2nd, 1991-2nd, Hastings ...... 1985-14th, 1986-12th, 1988-14th, 1995-10th, 1996-14th, 2004-13th, 2005-12th, 2006-1st 1989-15th, 1992-15th, 1997-16th 2006-12th

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 104) Sophomore Emily Meese was the top runner for individual title with a time of 14:15.4. She took Carrie Lang. She was 12th in team scoring and Minnetonka this year, finishing sixth in team the lead shortly before the two-mile mark and 22nd overall. The rest of Woodbury’s scoring scoring and 15th overall. Senior Anna Urdahl held it the rest of the way. runners all placed in the top 30 team-wise. and eighth-grader Colette Celichowski were the Mankato West ninth-grader Laura Hughes Senior Julia Curry was 14th in team scoring and No. 2 and No. 3 runners for the Skippers. They earned the second-place medal and Eastview of was followed by sophomore Lauren Bleyl and were 11th and 30th in team scoring, and 21st Apple Valley junior McKenzie Melander was senior Carloyn Wardell at 16th and 17th, and 48th overall, respectively. Sophomore Abby third. Hughes’ time was 14:25.2 and Melander’s respectively. The three of them placed 25th, Emmans and senior Clare Boyer earned the was 14:34.1. Junior Danielle Berndt of 27th, and 28th overall. Sophomore Stephanie remaining points for Minnetonka. Bloomington Kennedy and senior Emily Lanik was the final scorer for Woodbury. She Eden Prairie finished third with 136 points. Schwitzer of Hopkins rounded out the top five placed 28th in team scoring and 44th overall. Sophomore Cassy Opitz, who finished in fifth finishers. Eighth-grader Lauren Domski and seventh-grad- place in team scoring and 13th overall, led the er Darby Baranick also competed for the Royals. Eagles. Eden Prairie did not compete in the 2005 The 2006 State Cross Country Meet was The Minnetonka Skippers placed second state meet. held November 4 at St. Olaf College in with 118 points. They were fifth in 2005. Alex Gits, a senior at Edina, captured the Northfield.

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ive of six championship teams successfully Dance Team of Wayzata earned top honors in defended their titles at the 2007 State Girls’ Class AAA for a second consecutive year. FDance Team Tournament. Cannon Falls Marshall School captured its first champi- (Class A) and Faribault (Class AA) won their onship and relegated the defending champions third consecutive titles in the High Kick 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW from Holy Family Catholic of Victoria to a Precision competition, and Spring Lake Park third-place finish. The Divas were the runners- (Class AA) made it three in a row with its vic- sion title in 2004 and a jazz/funk title in 2000. up last year. tory in the Jazz/Funk division. Burnsville was the runner-up for a third consec- BOLD of Olivia improved one place to earn Eastview of Apple Valley and Wayzata both utive year and Elk River was third. The Brainerd runner-up honors in the Class A competition. captured their second consecutive Class AAA Dance Team slipped one spot to fourth place this Yellow Medicine East of Granite Falls placed titles in High Kick Precision and Jazz/Funk, year and Wayzata was fifth for a second consec- fourth, New Ulm Cathedral was fifth, and respectively. utive year. Maple Grove rounded out the top six Pequot Lakes was sixth. In 2006, the Silhouettes Marshall School of Duluth was the only first- finishers. the Yellow Medicine East finished in fifth place. time champion. The Divas captured the Spring Lake Park made it three in a Class A title in Jazz/Funk. row with its Class AA championship. With music pumping and bodies in Totino-Grace of Fridley was the runner- motion, teams from 49 schools took to the up for a second consecutive year, and floor at the 2007 tournament. Twelve Benilde-St. Margaret’s of St. Louis Park teams competed in each of the two dance improved one place to finish third. disciplines and in each of the three classes Simley of Inver Grove Heights, at the tournament. Faribault, and Sauk Rapids-Rice round- ed out the final places. The Emerald High Kick Precision Dance Team of Faribault placed sixth in All three of the 2006 champions suc- 2006. cessfully defended their titles in the High MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO In Class AAA, the Trojet Dance Kick Precision category. It was the third Team of Wayzata captured its second consecutive title for both Cannon Falls consecutive crown. The Mounds View (Class A) and Faribault (Class AA), and Viewettes and Maple Grove Crimson the second consecutive for Eastview of Connection both improved one place Apple Valley (Class AAA). to finish second and third, respectively. This year’s title was the third consecu- Eastview of Apple Valley dropped from tive and overall for the Cannon Falls second place to fourth and Blaine Bomber Dance Team. Cannon Falls fin- placed fifth for a second consecutive ished first ahead of runner-up Yellow year. The Hopkins Royelles placed Medicine East of Granite Falls, which tied sixth. for fifth in 2006. New Ulm Cathedral was third, Aitkin was fourth, Montevideo was Although the 2007 tournament was fifth, and Plainview-Elgin Millville was the 11th under Minnesota State High sixth. New Ulm Cathedral was the run- School League sponsorship, it was actu- ner-up in 2006 and Montevideo was third. ally the 33rd state competition for This was the second consecutive year that dance teams. The previous events were the Aitkin All Starz placed fourth. conducted by the Minnesota Associa- The Emerald Dance Team of Faribault tion of Dancelines, later renamed the won the Class AA competition, their Minnesota Association of Dance third consecutive and ninth overall title Teams. The League’s Representative in the last 10 years. Totino-Grace of Assembly voted to add girls’ dance team Fridley improved two places to claim run- as a sponsored activity on March 20, ner-up honors, and St. Cloud Cathedral 1996. Although considered an athletic slipped one place to finish third. Academy activity, girls’ dance team does not meet of Holy Angels of Richfield was fourth, Members of The Marshall School’s Jazz/Funk team, the Divas, the federally regulated Title IX guide- Spring Lake Park was fifth, and Sartell- perform during the Class A competition. The Divas captured their lines to be considered a sport. St. Stephen finished sixth. Last year, first title with their routine “All That Jazz.” Academy of Holy Angels was fifth and The 2007 State Girls’ Dance Team Spring Lake Park was sixth. Jazz/Funk Tournament was conducted February 16-17 at Eastview, which is located in Apple Valley, In Jazz/Funk, the Divas of Marshall School of the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Paid atten- won its third high kick precision dance title in Duluth won their Class A first title. The dance was 17,060. Class AAA. In addition to last year, the Pantherettes of Spring Lake Park won their third Lightning Dance Team won a high kick preci- consecutive Class AA title, and the Trojet

112 Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Girls’ Dance Team Tournament Champions High Kick Precision

CLASS A CHAMPION

CANNON FALLS Bombers

CLASS A STANDINGS

1. Cannon Falls 2. Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 3. New Ulm Cathedral 4. Aitkin 5. Montevideo 6. *Plainview/Elgin-Millville

Row 1 (L-R): Andrea Schiebe, Missy Eaton, Megan Mason, Bradi Smith, Samantha Stiehl, Kelsey Lingle, Tess Pfohl, Dana Banitt. Row 2: Anne Erickson, Sarah Jensen, Brianna Peterson, Kelly Kusilek, Natalie Beavers, Marissa Bailey, Kalyn Schroeder, Elise Hoppe, Lauren Stiehl, Marya Templeman. Row 3: Megan Otto, Mindi Pagel, Jenna Gesme, Catherine Johnson, Jordan Blakeslee, Rachel Brage, Kate Brown, Jessica Tatge, Felicia Hanson, Corbin Godfrey, Michaela Daniels, Andrea Sietsema.

CLASS AA CHAMPION

*FARIBAULT Emeralds

CLASS AA STANDINGS

1. *Faribault 2. Totino-Grace, Fridley 3. St. Cloud Cathedral 4. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 5. Spring Lake Park 6. Sartell-St. Stephen

Team Includes: Kendra Aube, Jenn Bachrach, Tonja Balata, Nikki Bussert, Sara Crissinger, Jessica Dube, Krystal Dube, Sara Ellerbusch, Alicia Gillen, Chloe Glarner, Megan Hanson, Jenna Halvorson, Kayla Heselton, Macy Hyland, Maria Jirik, Amy Johnson, Lexi Kane, Ashley Klemer, Tess Klemer, Hannah Knott, Brittney Landsverk, Stacy Novak, Daphne Oakland, Chelsea Paul, Jessica Rehtmeyer, Lindsey Sammon, Chelsea Scheffert, Kallie Stepka, Elizabeth Walker, Samantha Westerhouse, Brianne Williams, Kylie Winkelman, Coaches: Lois Krinke, Tammy Rosett.

*Cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 113 2007 State Girls’ Dance Team Tournament Champions High Kick Precision

CLASS AAA CHAMPION

EASTVIEW, Apple Valley Lightning

CLASS AAA STANDINGS

1. Eastview, Apple Valley 2. Burnsville 3. Elk River 4. Brainerd 5. Wayzata 6. Maple Grove

Row 1 (L-R): Nikki Sharpe, Ashlely Egan, Toni Damico, Michelle Harvey, Elise Pederson, Krista Strobel, Megan Rowley, Cailtin Boon. Row 2: Coach Jenny Raiche, Paige Campbell, Kelsey Reger, Hannah Skalbeck, Megan Krusenstjerna, Hannah Ericksen, Julie Graner, Kenzie Thomas, Ashley Kuehne, Heather Jensen, Becky Rudolph. Row 3: Coach Jessica Gerber, Coach Lindsey Carter, Alex Herman, Kyla Toline, Christie Wong, Kelsey Martin, Karissa Gustafson, *Cooperatively sponsored programs. Taylor Campbell, Brooke Elliott, Ana Will, Kait Ullrich, Whitney Stanton, Emily Peters, Christie Cutter, Coach Shannen Pickens, Coach Jessica Mahr. Row 4: Katie Scheidler, Kailyn Pederson, Stacia Burtis, Gabby Mokry, Lauren Harvey.

History of the State Girls’ Dance Team Competition

n the mid-1970’s, interested dance team advisors in the Minneapolis/ A second Board of Directors was elected at a general membership meet- St. Paul metro area met to organize the first State Danceline ing in October of 1981, and they accepted the responsibility for I Competition which was held at Anoka High School. In the early “State’82”. The MAD members worked together to develop the years of the danceline competition, the winner of the state tournament Constitution, and in 1982 the Board of Directors filed the necessary was in charge of and hosted the next year’s event. This concept created papers for incorporation. an incredible amount of work and an awesome responsibility for both the The first Judges’ and Coaches’ Clinic was held in the fall of 1983, and school and the dance team. Advisors served as judges, but there were no the State tournament was moved to St. Cloud State University. In 1984, regulations to guide the number and type of competitions. During the late the State tournament moved to the Minneapolis Auditorium and func- 1970’s dance teams began to hire judges for the State tournament, but tioned comfortably there until the move to the St. Paul Civic Center in there was no formal training for judges other than their experience as for- 1989. In 1995, the University of Minnesota became the state tournament mer danceline members. In 1980, the state tournament was moved to St. site. This change coincided with a change in the name of the coaches Olaf College, and the state champion from the prior year was still respon- organization, the Minnesota Association of Dance Teams (MADT). sible for the organization and administration of the tournament. In the fall and winter of 1995, member schools of the Minnesota State On August 23, 1980, a group of eleven advisors from throughout the High School League began a discussion with MADT and, on March 20, state met at Minnetonka High School to discuss dance team issues and to 1996, the League’s Representative Assembly voted to include girls dance find better ways to organize regular season and the state tournament com- team as a League-sponsored athletic activity. petition. This meeting led to the formation of the Minnesota Association The 2007 tournament at the Xcel Energy Center, marked the 33rd of Dancelines (MAD), the name chosen for the organization. A nine- year of dance team competition, but the 11th one under the auspices of member Board of Directors was elected, and the group began planning the League. “State ‘81”. During the initial year of competition there were 55 schools.

114 Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Girls’ Dance Team Tournament Champions Jazz / Funk

CLASS A CHAMPION

MARSHALL SCHOOL, Duluth Divas

CLASS A STANDINGS

1. Marshall School, Duluth 2. B O L D, Olivia 3. Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 4. Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 5. New Ulm Cathedral 6. Pequot Lakes Row 1 (L-R): Mary McMillan, Courtney Carter. Row 2: Stacey Gitar, Hilary Bauer, Liz Klauber, Becky Franklin. Row 3: Asst. Coach Tara Kulenkamp, Erianna Reyelts, Katie Kronzer, Head Coach Jeannine Maki.

CLASS AA CHAMPION

SPRING LAKE PARK Pantherettes

CLASS AA STANDINGS

1. Spring Lake Park 2. Totino-Grace, Fridley 3. Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 4. Simley, Inver Grove Heights 5. *Faribault 6. Sauk Rapids-Rice

Row 1 (L-R): Taylor Klis, Caitlin Nolby. Row 2: Casey Anderson, Jenna Lachinski, Denielle Johnson. Row 3: Natalie Strehlo, Carly LaVigne, Katie Pederson, Rachel Palmer. Row 4: Coach Heather Holasek, Heather Rome, Kayla Zimmerman, Mallory Klis, Coach Alyssa Hadsall.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 115 2007 State Girls’ Dance Team Tournament Champions Jazz / Funk

CLASS AAA CHAMPION

WAYZATA Trojets

CLASS AAA STANDINGS

1. Wayzata 2. Mounds View 3. Maple Grove 4. Eastview, Apple Valley 5. *Blaine 6. Hopkins

Row 1 (L-R): Kim Saunders, Karla McGrane, Jackie Brown, Ali Fox, Jen Niccum, Amy Quanbeck, Sarah Burge. Row 2: Sara Netherland, Kayla Biek, Rachel Caughey, Rachel Chazin, Emily Gunn, Rachel Saunders, Caitlin Webb, Elizabeth Fairbairn. Row 3: Coach Leslie Swiggum, Tessa Kasinkas, Elizabeth Quinn, Samantha Cameranesi, Katie Hubert, Chelsey Kurth, Cait Halsey, Vanessa Iorio, Erin Kamm, Samantha Kaine, Haley Faust, Coach Meghan Hutton.

State Tournament Champions — 1975-2007 YEAR CHAMPION DIVISION YEAR CHAMPION DIVISION 1975 Richfield 1988 Wayzata ...... AAA 1976 Columbia Heights Richfield ...... AA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... A 1977 Park Center, Brooklyn Park Crosby-Ironton ...... B 1978 Wayzata ...... AA 1989 Wayzata ...... AAA Annandale ...... A Brainerd ...... AA 1979 Anoka ...... AA Alexandria ...... A Annandale ...... A Waconia ...... B 1980 Wayzata ...... AA 1990 Burnsville ...... AAA Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... A Brainerd ...... AA 1981 Brainerd ...... AA Alexandria ...... A Minneapolis South ...... A Waconia ...... B 1982 Burnsville ...... AAA 1991 Apple Valley ...... AAA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... AA St. Cloud Apollo ...... AA Annandale ...... A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... A Waconia ...... B 1983 Burnsville ...... AAA Minneapolis South ...... AA 1992 Bloomington Kennedy ...... AAAA Norwood-Young America ...... A Brainerd ...... AAA Northfield ...... AA 1984 Apple Valley ...... AAA Montevideo ...... A Northfield ...... AA Waconia ...... A 1993 Brainerd ...... AAAA Bloomington Kennedy ...... AAA 1985 Apple Valley ...... AAA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... AA Brainerd ...... AA Montevideo ...... A Benilde-St. Margaret ...... A Wayzata ...... Jazz/Funk 1986 Brainerd ...... AAA 1994 Mounds View ...... AAAA Alexandria ...... AA Bloomington Kennedy ...... AAA Northfield ...... A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... AA 1987 Burnsville ...... AAA Montevideo ...... A Richfield ...... AA Eden Prairie ...... Jazz/Funk I Northfield ...... A Mankato Loyola ...... Jazz/Funk II Crosby-Ironton ...... B Continued on page 117

116 Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Tournament Champions — 1975-2007 (Continued from page 116) YEAR CHAMPION DIVISION YEAR CHAMPION DIVISION 1995 Eden Prairie ...... Jazz/Funk I 2002 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls ...... Jazz/Funk A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk II Totino-Grace, Fridley & Faribault (tie) ...... Jazz/Funk AA Montevideo ...... High Kick Precision A Eden Prairie ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... High Kick Precision AA Montevideo ...... High Kick Precision A Bloomington Kennedy ...... High Kick Precision AAA Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA Apple Valley ...... High Kick Precision AAAA Burnsville ...... High Kick Precision AAA 1996 Eden Prairie ...... Pom A 2003 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls ...... Jazz/Funk A Mound-Westonka ...... Pom AA Totino Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk AA Eden Prairie ...... Jazz/Funk I Eden Prairie ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Delano ...... Jazz/Funk II Aitkin ...... High Kick Precision A Crosby-Ironton ...... High Kick Precision A *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... High Kick Precision AA Burnsville ...... High Kick Precision AAA St. Cloud Tech ...... High Kick Precision AAA 2004 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... Jazz/Funk A Bloomington Kennedy ...... High Kick Precision AAAA Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park ...... Jazz/Funk AA 1997 Delano ...... Jazz/Funk A Maple Grove ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Bloomington Kennedy ...... Jazz/Funk AA Aitkin ...... High Kick Precision A Hopkins ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Northfield ...... High Kick Precision AA Waconia ...... High Kick Precision A Eastview, Apple Valley ...... High Kick Precision AAA *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA 2005 BOLD, Olivia ...... Jazz/Funk A Rosemount ...... High Kick Precision AAA Spring Lake Park ...... Jazz/Funk AA 1998 Delano ...... Jazz/Funk A Maple Grove ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk AA Cannon Falls ...... High Kick Precision A Mounds View ...... Jazz/Funk AAA St. Cloud Cathedral ...... High Kick Precision AA Montevideo ...... High Kick Precision A *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AAA *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA 2006 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... Jazz/Funk A Burnsville ...... High Kick Precision AAA Spring Lake Park ...... Jazz/Funk AA 1999 Benilde-St. Maragaret’s & Wayzata ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Waconia (tie) ...... Jazz/Funk A Cannon Falls ...... High Kick Precision A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk AA *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA Hopkins ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Eastview, Apple Valley ...... High Kick Precision AAA Montevideo ...... High Kick Precision A 2007 Marshall School, Duluth ...... Jazz/Funk A Chaska ...... High Kick Precision AA Spring Lake Park ...... Jazz/Funk AA Brainerd ...... High Kick Precision AAA Wayzata ...... Jazz/Funk AAA 2000 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls ...... Jazz/Funk A Cannon Falls ...... High Kick Precision A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk AA *Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA Eastview, Apple Valley ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Eastview, Apple Valley ...... High Kick Precision AAA New Ulm Cathedral ...... High Kick Precision A Faribault & Totino-Grace, Fridley (tie) High Kick Precision AA *Cooperatively sponsored programs. Burnsville ...... High Kick Precision AAA 2001 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls ...... Jazz/Funk A Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... Jazz/Funk AA Hopkins ...... Jazz/Funk AAA Aitkin ...... High Kick Precision A Faribault ...... High Kick Precision AA Burnsville ...... High Kick Precision AAA

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Competitive Dance Team 117 DEBATE Wayzata’s Nikolic, Swenson win Policy Debate; Willey of Robbinsdale Cooper wins Lincoln-Douglas title

ncreasing the number of people serving in year’s tournament was held at Rosemount High national service programs and holding corpo- School. Irations to moral standards were the topics argued at the 2007 State Debate Tournament — 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Lincoln-Douglas Debate the 106th edition and the longest-running event This year’s Lincoln-Douglas debate topic was of the Minnesota State High School League. The policy debate portion of the tournament “Resolved: The actions of corporations ought to Dan Willey of Robbinsdale Cooper defeated has been conducted since 1902 and the Lincoln- be held to the same moral standards as the defending champion, Alex Stephenson of Douglas portion of the tournament, which was actions of individuals.” Considered a debate of Eagan, 4-1 to win the Lincoln-Douglas Debate an invitational event from 1986 through 1989, values rather than policies, this competition is competition. Willey’s negative argument against was added to the state tournament in 1990. This patterned after the Lincoln and Douglas debate holding corporations to the same moral nearly a century and a half ago and pits standards as individuals followed nine individuals against each other. rounds of debate conducted over two days. Dan Willey of Robbinsdale Cooper The results of eight rounds of debate defeated Alex Stephenson of Eagan, the proved that Ana Nikolic and Megan defending champion, 4-1 to win the com- Swenson of Wayzata were the very best pol- petition. Willey advanced to the champi- icy debaters. Nikolic and Swenson drew onship after defeating Matthew Byrne of the negative argument, arguing against Eden Prairie 3-0 in the quarterfinals. In the increasing the number of people serving in semifinals, Willey squeaked by Amanda national service programs, and won the Bryan of Coon Rapids, winning 2-1. debate by a 3-2 margin over Doug Stephenson defeated Bailee Rasmussen

Gschneidner and Logan Chin of Edina. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO of Lakeville South in the quarterfinals, and Willey, Nikolic, and Swenson emerged Abbie Gudmundson of Lakeville South 2-1 as champions after two days of debate that in the semifinals. began with 60 competitors from 27 teams. Twenty-four students from 18 schools The qualifiers were the first- through are qualified for the 2007 tournament. Six fourth-place finishers in Lincoln-Douglas schools qualified two students each: Apple debate and the first- through third-place Ana Nikolic (left) and Megan Swenson of Wayzata discuss Valley, Eastview of Apple Valley, finishers in Policy debate from six section their strategy during the policy portion of the Debate Alexandria, Lakeville South, Forest Lake, tournaments. Tournament. Continued on page 122

2007 Debate Champions

LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATE CHAMPION POLICY DEBATE CHAMPIONS

Dan Willey Megan Swenson & Ana Nikolic Robbinsdale Cooper Wayzata “Resolved: The actions of corporations ought to be held to the “Resolved: The United States federal government should establish a policy same moral standards as the actions of individuals.” substantially increasing the number of persons serving in one or more of the Won by the Negative Argument 4-1 following national service programs: AmeriCorps, Citizen Corps, Senior Corps, Peace Corps, Learn and Serve America, Armed Forces.” Won by the Negative Argument 3-2

118 Debate 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Lincoln-Douglas Debate

QUARTERFINALS January 19-20, 2007 SEED Rosemount High School 1 Amanda Bryan, Coon Rapids SEMIFINALS

Amanda Bryan, Coon Rapids (3-0) CHAMPIONSHIP 8 Nick Tourville, St. Louis Park

5 Dan Willey, Robbinsdale Cooper Dan Willey, Robbinsdale Cooper Dan Willey, Robbinsdale Cooper (2-1) (3-0) Dan Willey, Robbinsdale Cooper 4 Matthew Byrne, Eden Prairie 4-1 (Negative) 3 Alex Stephenson, Eagan LINCOLN-DOUGLAS STATE CHAMPION Alex Stephenson, Eagan (2-1)

6 Bailee Rasmussen, Lakeville South Alex Stephenson, Eagan (2-1) 7 Jake Branchaud-Linsk, Eastview, Apple Valley Abbie Gudmundson, Lakeville South (3-0)

2 Abbie Gudmundson, Lakeville South

Wells Fargo Spotlight on the Arts Award of Excellence presented to Lincoln-Douglas Debate Semifinalists

Photo includes Lincoln-Douglas Debate Recipients: Dan Willey, Robbinsdale Cooper; Alex Stephenson, Eagan; Amanda Bryan, Coon Rapids; Abbie Gudmundson, Lakeville South.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Debate 119 2007 Policy Debate

QUARTERFINALS January 19-20, 2007 SEED Rosemount High School 1 Brett Lind & Josh Luppes, Rosemount SEMIFINALS

Brett Lind & Josh Luppes, 8 Michael Lando & Jillian Jordan, Rosemount (3-0) CHAMPIONSHIP St. Paul Highland Park

5 Doug Gschneidner & Logan Chin, Doug Gschneidner & Edina Doug Gschneidner & Logan Chin, Edina (2-1) Logan Chin, Edina (2-1) Ana Nikolic & 4 Ben Quam & Ilias Karim, Megan Swenson, *St. Paul Central Wayzata 3-2 (Negative) 3 Juan Garcia & Nat Olson, POLICY DEBATE 1 St. Paul Highland Park STATE CHAMPION Maddie Gardner & Gong Zi, Eagan (2-1) Ana Nikolic & Megan Swenson, 6 Maddie Gardner & Gong Zi, Eagan Wayzata (2-1) 7 Kevin Milne & Justin Moor, Edina Ana Nikolic & Megan Swenson, Wayzata (3-0)

2 Ana Nikolic & Megan Swenson, Wayzata

Wells Fargo Spotlight on the Arts Award of Excellence presented to Policy Debate Semifinalists

Photo includes Policy Debate Recipients: Brett Lind & Josh Luppes, Rosemount; Doug Gschneidner & Logan Chin, Edina; Maddie Gardner & Gong Zi, Eagan; Ana Nikloic & Megan Swenson, Wayzata.

120 Debate 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Policy Debate Champions — 1902-2007 1902 LeSueur ...... Michael Doherty, Alice Currer, Henry Currer 1956 South St. Paul ...... David Madis, Sharon Shultz, 1903 Fergus Falls ...... Hans A. Hanson, Charles Bayley, Caleb Hogan, Anita Pampusch & Karen Seeger Madge Chappell 1957 Cloquet ...... Joan Churchill, David Johnson, 1904 St. Paul Central ...... Paul Gauger, Milton Firestone, Henry Horwitz Donald Olson & Karen Halvorson 1905 Breckenridge ...... Libbie Eckhard, Lois Paul, Flora Lester 1958 South St. Paul ...... Jackie Tucci, Linda Leininger, 1906 St. Paul Humboldt ...... Belle Blumenfeld, Eugene Coyne, Benjamin Harmon Harold LeVander & Phyllis Arnold 1907 Lake Crystal ...... Arthur Goldenstar, Minnie Hanson, Alvin Guttersen 1959 Hopkins ...... Casey Underhill, Andre Zdrazil, Craig Anderson & George Robb 1908 Montevideo ...... Faus Silvernale, Carl Fosnes, William Lee 1960 Alexander Ramsey (Roseville) ...... Susan Springborg, Faith Ohman, 1909 St. Charles ...... George Kiefer, Fred Warber, Ezra Englebart Edward Schmookler & Mike Shields 1910 Moorhead ...... James Sharp, Lois Dart, Reuel Wije 1961 Duluth Denfeld ...... David Stubbs, Carol Brown, 1911 Two Harbors ...... Carl Olson, Leroy Pegelow, Edwin Strand Richard Dreher & Stephen Johnson 1912 Crookston ...... Harry Sylvester, Leslie Lee, Walter Baumgartel 1962 Hopkins ...... Steve Thorne, Dick Rippe, Howard Kaibal & Joe Hanson 1913 Caledonia ...... Harry Kennedy, Harold Lommen, Leo Ryan 1963 Mankato ...... Miriam Sponberg, Sharon Ahl, Helen Paul & Jim Arnott 1914 Caledonia ...... Henry Wisland, Vincent Ryan, Leo Ryan 1964 Alexander Ramsey (Roseville) ...... Kathryn Childs, Eric Heller, 1915 Caledonia ...... Harold Medicus, Robert Jennings, Henry Wisland Joel Best & Keith Nier 1916 East Grand Forks ...... Stephen Zipoy, Alvin Moebeck, Douglas Lurton 1965 Hopkins ...... Warren Wolter, Dave Nord, 1917 Minneapolis North ...... Rose Feigelman, Alex Luce, Milton Kodas Julie Johnson & Margaret Krause 1918 Cloquet ...... Reynold Newman, Frances Cochrane, Miriam Hall 1966 Hopkins ...... Linda Kraemer, Warren Wolter, Jim Cory & Bill Soule 1919 Alden ...... Jessie Howe, Veryl Ebert, Franklin Snyder 1967 Hopkins ...... Nadine Strossen, Craig Stenberg, 1920 Sauk Centre ...... Homer Bisel,, Mildred DuBeau, Olga Houghton Roger Trangsrud & Linda Kraemer 1921 Crookston ...... James E. Montague Jr., Keith C. Sandberg, 1968 Hopkins ...... Nadine Strossen, Craig Stenberg, George T. Hagen Roger Trangsrud & John Bowen 1922 Duluth Central ...... Walter Lundgren, Cedric Jamieson, Ephraim Gomberg 1969 Austin ...... George Holdgrafer, Cathy Thal, Gretchen Lindstrom & Michael Schultz 1923 New Ulm ...... Howard Vogel, Elizabeth Hintz, Clarence Rolloff 1970 Hopkins ...... Sue Hall, Flint Schier, Brent Stenberg, 1924 Cannon Falls ...... Mildred Polak, Donald Mensing, Ellis Yale Julie Brendemuehl & Bruce Barron 1925 St. Cloud ...... Louise Ahles, Leo Gans, Edna Halliday, Freeman Lewis, 1971 Edina ...... Dina Biblin, Linda Halpern, Laird Hart & Leonard Crowley Lee Powelson & Elwood Riley 1972 Henry W. Sibley ...... Barry Karon, Scott LeMay, 1926 Pelican Rapids ...... Alice Johnson, Esther Olson, Esther Sorenson Dan Yarosh, John Hoban & Jane Noreen 1927 Springfield ...... Brunelda Rethwill, Alden Sheffield, Dale Paffrath 1973 Richfield ...... Bob Moeller, Kurt Guthe, John Baago, 1928 Mankato ...... Helen Knapp, Bernice Mickelson & Gertrude Avery Paul Carpenter & Paul Nelson 1929 Crookston . . . . .Deborah Ekrem, Robert Thompson, Carol Lillo, Sue Thorson, 1974 Alexander Ramsey (Roseville) . . . .Douglas Coull, Debra Green, Mary Andres, Margaret Pratt & Margaret Fosmark Ted Reuter, Debbie Schulo & Mark Schroeder 1930 Rochester . . . .Alois Kiefer, William Schacht, George Masuda, Delmont Gordy, 1975 Henry Sibley ...... Helen Fisk, Perry Swenson, Bob Phelps & Dwight Rabuse Edith Roddis & Edna Kretzschmar 1976 Blake School ...... David Golden, Steve Bell, Brad Chesler & David Hickok 1931 St. Paul Central ...... Elaine Garley, Bernard Grodin, 1977 White Bear Lake ...... Glenn Rippie & Dave Abler Victor Birnberg & Justin Druck 1978 White Bear Lake ...... Glenn Rippie & Jim Jacobson 1932 Luverne ...... Lucille Townsend, Lucille Larson & Altie Serud 1979 Edina West ...... Becky Dao & Cathy Schumacher 1933 Mankato ...... Cornelius Votca, Fred Bordwell & Virginia Schnepf 1980 Chaska ...... John Kincannon & Mike Rothman 1934 Paynesville ...... Phyllis Hein, Jeanette Heitke & Burton Olson 1981 Chaska ...... Edie Rothman & Jeff Shorba 1935 Crookston ...... Mary Robbins, Paul Sharp & Francis Norman 1982 South St. Paul ...... Kelly Kadera & Phil Voight 1936 Mankato ...... Robert Lloyd, Leas Schwichert & Robert Gentz 1983 St. Francis ...... Steve Florman & Andy Charrier 1937 Minneapolis West ...... Ward Stevenson & Howard Grossman 1984 St. Francis ...... Bruce Wenger & Shawn Hirt 1938 Cloquet ...... Carl Diesen & Herbert Anway 1985 Grand Rapids ...... Tracy Lessman & Greg Crowe 1939 Minneapolis West ...... James Wanvig & Ralph Walls 1986 South St. Paul ...... James Lansing & Carl Lehmann 1940 Minneapolis West ...... A. Lester Gottlieb & Dudley Ruch 1987 South St. Paul ...... James Lansing & Carl Lehmann 1941 Minneapolis West ...... Donald Lyle & Chester Grossman 1988 St. Francis ...... Diane Warring & Kim Hirsch 1942 Coleraine ...... Philip Dutter & John Spellacy 1989 Mesabi East (Aurora-Hoyt Lakes-Biwabik) ...... James Makkyla & 1943 Mankato ...... Thomas Hughes & Herbert Clark Christopher Goodman 1944 South St. Paul ...... Emmy Lou Lindgren & Patricia Lanegran 1990 Stillwater Area ...... Christopher Cowen & Ann Cathcart 1945 Southwest (Minneapolis) ...... Barbara Beall & James Wackenbarth 1991 Stiillwater Area ...... Christopher Cowen & Todd Hering 1946 Mankato ...... Gary Witt & Roderick McGrew 1992 Roseville Area ...... Sanjay Kumar & Paul Stavetig 1947 Duluth Denfeld ...... Sheldon Karon, David Ottensmeyer & Bill Robertz 1993 St. Paul Academy and Summit School ...... Jenni Schumi & Stan Shepard 1948 Mankato ...... Joan Aaberg & Marilyn Mason 1994 Bloomington Jefferson ...... Jenny Alme & Dan Leistikow 1949 Cloquet ...... Sue Churchill, Beverly Evans, 1995 Mankato West ...... Jessica Hermann & Shannon Perry Vernon Simula & Marquis Ward 1996 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... Kiva Garen & John Simensen 1950 South St. Paul ...... Walter Nickel, James Swenson, 1997 St. Francis ...... Douglas Keillor & Renée Kraft Josephine Gridley & Jean Wood 1998 Wayzata ...... Ing Haw Cheng & A. J. Hughes 1951 South St. Paul ...... Josephine Gridley, Jean Wood, 1999 Apple Valley ...... Erin Kaufenberg & Joe Sexton Ronald Brown & Nic Trkla 2000 Eagan ...... Eric Fenstermaker & Jason Krypel 1952 Duluth Denfeld ...... David Stickney, Sharon Lowe, John Hill & Gerald Ylinen 2001 St. Thomas Academy ...... Darrin Gamradt & Scott Phillips 2002 Edina ...... Leah Litman & Alex Thiele 1953 South St. Paul ...... John Arrowwood, Fred Mecklenberg, Joan Sevick & Marjorie Malo 2003 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... Joshua Garen & Ben Meiches 1954 South St. Paul ...... Sharon Schultz, Karen Seeger, 2004 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... Joshua Garen & Nathan Ratner Ken Holmes & Robert Rolle 2005 Edina ...... Grant Dasher & Nathan Elliott 1955 South St. Paul ...... Karen Seeger, Sharon Schultz, 2006 Rosemount ...... Ian Cero & Carly Hurley Gary Kuhn & Robert Rolle 2007 Wayzata ...... Ana Nikolic & Megan Swenson

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Debate 121 State Policy Debate Championship Teams — 1902-2007 South St. Paul ...... 11 White Bear Lake Area ...... 2 Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1 Hopkins ...... 7 Alden ...... 1 Montevideo ...... 1 Mankato ...... 7 Apple Valley...... 1 Moorhead...... 1 Minneapolis West ...... 5 Austin...... 1 New Ulm ...... 1 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... 4 Bloomington Jefferson...... 1 Pelican Rapids...... 1 Cloquet ...... 4 Breckenridge ...... 1 Richfield ...... 1 Crookston ...... 4 Cannon Falls ...... 1 Rochester ...... 1 St. Francis ...... 4 Duluth Central ...... 1 Rosemount ...... 1 Alexander Ramsey ...... 3 Eagan ...... 1 Roseville Area ...... 1 Caledonia...... 3 East Grand Forks ...... 1 St. Charles...... 1 Duluth Denfeld...... 3 Edina West ...... 1 St. Cloud ...... 1 Edina ...... 3 Fergus Falls...... 1 St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 1 Stillwater Area ...... 3 Grand Rapids ...... 1 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1 Chaska...... 2 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 1 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 2 Lake Crystal...... 1 Sauk Centre...... 1 Luverne ...... 2 LeSueur ...... 1 Springfield ...... 1 St. Paul Central ...... 2 Mesabi East (Aurora-Hoyt Lakes-Biwabik) . . . . 1 Two Harbors ...... 1 Wayzata...... 2 Minneapolis North ...... 1

State Lincoln-Douglas Debate Champions — 1986-2007 YEAR CHAMPION SCHOOL RUNNER-UP SCHOOL 1986 Sarah Holden ...... Mankato Loyola Chris Dorn ...... Mankato East 1987 Lisa Linnell ...... Grand Rapids Michelle Wood ...... Mankato Loyola 1988 Ziad Munson ...... Duluth East Seth Pinsky ...... The Blake School 1989 John Johnson ...... Duluth East Eric Gilbert ...... Coon Rapids 1990-91 Seth Halvorson ...... Apple Valley Denny Dayton ...... Mounds View 1992 Ruth Kirkwold...... Lakeville Seth Halvorson ...... Apple Valley 1993 Steven Wray ...... Coon Rapids Andrea Singh ...... Apple Valley 1994 Justin Hemann...... Lakeville Gina Minor ...... St. Francis 1995 Joe Schoenig ...... Lakeville Robert Baker...... Duluth East 1996 Jessica Rosenberg...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s Maya Mikhailov ...... Hopkins 1997 Cherian Koshy ...... Apple Valley Dave Siders ...... Duluth East 1998 Dave Siders ...... Duluth East Karen Sandler...... Hopkins 1999 Betty Luther ...... Hopkins Nicole Brown ...... Austin 2000 Maya Babu ...... Eagan Kelsey Olson ...... Apple Valley 2001 Jason Baskin ...... Austin Liz Letak...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s 2002 Nick Green ...... Edina Liz Letak...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s 2003 Nick Green ...... Edina Tim Hogan ...... Apple Valley 2004 Tim Hogan ...... Apple Valley Chris Bentley ...... Apple Valley 2005 Lauren Cork...... Eagan Katie Poulos ...... St. Paul Highland Park 2006 Alex Stephenson ...... Eagan Michael Carter ...... Eastview 2007 Dan Willey...... Robbinsdale Cooper Alex Stephenson ...... Eagan (Invitational Meet - 1986-1989; State Debate Tournament Event beginning with 1990-91 School Year)

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 118) and Coon Rapids. Overall, seven of the 24 3-0. They went on to defeat Maddie Gardner sponsor Wells Fargo in cooperation with the debaters also competed in the 2006 tournament. and Gong Zi of Eagan 2-1 in the semifinals. Minnesota State High School League — was Gschneidner and Chin defeated Ben Quam presented to all of the semifinalist policy debate Policy Debate and Ilias Karim of St. Paul Central 2-1 in the teams and to all of the semifinalist Lincoln- This year’s policy debate issue was “Resolved: quarterfinals. In the semifinals, they beat Brett Douglas debaters. The United States federal government should Lind and Josh Luppes of Rosemount 2-1. The The Spotlight on the Arts campaign was establish a policy substantially increasing the runner-up finish was an improvement for designed to increase awareness and visibility of number of persons serving in one or more of the Gschneidner and Chin, who lost in the quarter- the League’s fine arts disciplines. The award is following national service programs: finals of the 2006 tournament. also presented to the finest participants in the AmeriCorps, Citizen Corps, Senior Corps, Eighteen teams from 13 schools will compet- one act festival, music contests, visual arts festi- Peace Corps, Learn and Serve America, Armed ed at the 2007 tournament. Five schools quali- vals, and speech competitions. Forces.” Teams of two compete against each fied two teams each: Mankato West, Moorhead, other. St. Paul Highland Park, Wayzata, and Edina. More than 1,000 students participate in Ana Nikolic and Megan Swenson of There were 20 individuals involved this year debate throughout Minnesota. The first state Wayzata argued against increasing the number who also competed in the 2006 tournament. debate tournament was held in May 1902 in of people serving in service programs and won Minneapolis. the debate by a 3-2 margin over Doug Spotlight on the Arts Award Gschneidner and Logan Chin of Edina. of Excellence In the quarterfinals, Nikolic and Swenson The Spotlight on the Arts Award of defeated Kevin Milne and Justin Moore of Edina Excellence — sponsored by premier corporate

122 Debate 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League DRAMA — ONE ACT PLAY Eleven productions earn ‘starred performance’ ratings

ive of eight Class A one act plays and six of Support personnel were Sarah Reisdorf, Derek eight Class AA one act plays received Ihrke, Megan Davis, Roshni Gilseth, Adam F“starred performance” ratings during the Troendle, Cody Steinhorst, Stefanie Hughes, 2007 State One Act Play Festival. Katharina Hoster, Katharina Heinsch, and The festival does not involve direct competi- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Vanessa Storm. In addition to this year, St. tion. Judges rate the plays according to specific Charles also earned “starred” ratings in 2003, criteria, including pace, blocking, costuming, A Bright Clear Sky. The play was written by 2004, and 2006. and projection of the play’s meaning. Each pro- Kristina Halvorson. The school was making its Wadena-Deer Creek’s “starred performance” duction is limited to 10 minutes of stage prepa- sixth appearance and earned its fifth “starred” of The Boat earned the school its fifth starred rat- ration and 35 minutes of actual performance. rating. They earned previous “starred” ratings in ing under this name. The play was an original The judges consult after each performance 1993, 1997, 1999, and 2000. Cast members were production directed by Jay W. Patterson. This and then openly critique each play in front of Heather Burmeister, Anna Erickson, Emily was Wadena-Deer Creek’s eighth appearance the cast, crew, and audience. One school from Smith, Andrew Van Ravenswaay, Kaj Kjellsvig, under this name, although Wadena also made a each of eight sections in each class gets to per- Patrick Fogarty, Kate Effertz, Grace Orvick, single appearance in 1969. Cast members were form at the state level. Kelly Huber, and Kelsey Fuhrman. Support per- Ryan Klawitter, Emily Hunt, Caleb Bigham, Three hundred teams participated in One sonnel were Ryan Soller, Andrew LaJeunesse, Bethany Anderson, Mike Paulson, Daniel Act Play this season: 211 in Class A and 89 in Nolan Schroeder, and Aaron Selly. Berger, Daniel Rokenbrodt, Jessica Class AA. Katzenberger, Katie Anderson, Tess Kirkland, Lydia Berger, and Justin Class A Tucker. Support personnel were David After watching, listening, and then Rokenbrodt, Kevin Klawitter, Brad individually critiquing eight Class A dra- Becker, Heather Carkhuff, Kelsi matic productions, a panel of judges rated Vorderbruggen, Dani Schmitz, Trista five of them “starred performances.” Johnson, and Lindsey Juers. Wadena- The five schools whose performances Deer Creek also earned “starred ratings” were cited for “starred performances” were in 1997, 2001, 2002, and 2006. (in order of performance) Delano for This is a Test, Sauk Centre for Good Mother, Class AA

Belle Plaine for A Bright Clear Sky, St. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO The judges rated six of the eight Charles for The Bald Soprano, and Class AA dramatic productions “starred Wadena-Deer Creek for The Boat. The performances.” other participating Class A high schools The six schools whose performances were Ada-Borup, Aitkin, and Pipestone were honored were (in order of perform- Area. ance): Moorhead for The Whole Barbara Roy directed Delano’s “starred Shebang, Robbinsdale Armstrong for performance” of This is a Test by Stephen Kabuki Lady Macbeth, Lakeville South Gregg. This was the school’s ninth appear- for Gwen and Gwen, Duluth Central for ance and seventh “starred” rating. Cast Heart’s Desire, Eagan for Sylvia, and members were Joe Crook, Jennifer Eastview of Apple Valley for Action. Current, Sarah Fleming, McKay Elwood, The other participating schools were Kirsten Vignes, Adrienne Hood, Jarrett Hill-Murray of Maplewood and Buffalo. Hart, Haley Kraus, Tyler Kyrola, Rachel Moorhead’s “starred performance” of Braden, and Melissa Halverson. Support The Whole Shebang by Rich Orloff was personnel included Liz Roering, Abby directed by Christopher Lien. Bohler, Kaeli Todd, Autumn Ike, Lee Moorhead, which was making its sixth Peterson, Charlie Gallagher, Margaret appearance, earned its first “starred” rat- Kittock, and Kristina Wilkinson. The ing. Cast members were Brendan Frost, school earned its other top ratings in Matt Fitzgerald, Emily Henrikson, Evan 1981, 1983, 1987, 1990, 1995, and 1996. Christie, Matt Barnett, Sadie Langemo, Sauk Centre’s “starred performance” of Johan Anderson, Clara Cavins- Good Mother by Damien Atkins was Wolford, Adam Christenson, and directed by Margaret Kitterman. This was Tristan Larson. Support personnel was the school’s sixth appearance and third Mrs. Martin played by Cloey Jo Walsh (left), flirts with the Fire provided by Tony Dostert. “starred” rating. In addition to this year, Chief, Erik Larson, in St. Charles’ starred performance of The Lee Fisher directed Robbinsdale they also earned “starred” ratings in 1975 Bald Soprano. Armstrong’s “starred performance” of and 1976. Cast members were Emily Kabuki Lady Macbeth by Karen Sunde. Griep, Spencer Carpenter, Stephanie Bellefuille, St. Charles’ “starred performance” of The This was Armstrong’s 11th “starred” rating in 13 Abe Lauer, Cheryl Middendorf, Aaron Johnson, Bald Soprano by Eugene Ionesco was directed by appearances. Cast members were Brittany Botts, Amanda Thorson, Ariana Blaske, and Brady Theodore Derby. The school was making its fifth Abby Rich, Natalie Hodges, Laura Wacker, Kamphenkel. Support personnel were Joe Lauer, appearance at state and earned its fourth top rat- Dykah Vu, Noah Oskow, Stefan Kuhl, Andrea Hank Donnay, Blake Rasmussen, Shelby ing. Cast members were Erik Lane, Natalie Berven, and Blake Weimersheirsch. Laura Kitterman, Amber Johnson, and Tori Duncan. Winters, Alexander Strain, Cloey Jo Walsh, Prosser was the sole member of the support per- Tony Hartmann and Peter Jacobson co- Lynnette Volden, Erik Larson, Dani Hoff, Josh sonnel. In addition to this year, Robbinsdale directed Belle Plaine’s “starred performance” of Dreher, Jake Dreher, and Ashley Von Arx. Continued on page 135

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Drama — One Act Play 123 2007 State One Act Play Festival Results CLASS A SECTION SCHOOL RATING PLAY DIRECTOR 1 St. Charles ★ The Bald Soprano Theodore Derby 2 Belle Plaine ★ A Bright Clear Sky Tony Hartmann & Peter Jacobson 3 Pipestone Area TV Nate Henry 4 Delano ★ This is a Test Barbara Roy 5 Sauk Centre ★ Good Mother Margaret Kitterman 6 Wadena-Deer Creek ★ The Boat Jay W. Patterson 7 Aitkin The Greek(ish) Myth of Marcyonome Kelly Blake 8 Ada-Borup And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson Shirley Trickle

CLASS AA SECTION SCHOOL RATING PLAY DIRECTOR 1 Lakeville South ★ Gwen and Gwen Dennis Swanson 2 Buffalo Hidden in This Picture Tracy J. Hagstrom 3 Eagan ★ Sylvia Nancy Owzarek 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood A Class Divided Kevin Kennedy 5 Robbinsdale Armstrong ★ Kabuki Lady Macbeth Lee Fisher 6 Eastview, Apple Valley ★ Action Scott Durocher & Rob Rachow 7 Duluth Central ★ Heart’s Desire Liz Larson 8 Moorhead ★ The Whole Shebang Christopher Lien

2007 ‘Starred Performance’ Casts and Crews CLASS A

St. Charles “The Bald Soprano” Directed by: ★Theodore Derby

CAST: Erik Lane, Natalie Winters, Alexander Strain, Cloey Jo Walsh, Lynnette Volden, Erik Larson, Dani Hoff, Josh Dreher, Jake Dreher, and Ashley Von Arx.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Sarah Reisdorf, Derek Ihrke, Megan Davis, Roshni Gilseth, Adam Troendle, Cody Steinhorst, Stefanie Hughes, Katharina Hoster, Katharina Heinsch, Row 1 (L-R): ): Lynnette Volden, Danielle Hoff, Alexander Strain, Derek Ihrke, Katharina Hoster. Row 2: Megan and Vanessa Storm. Davis, Cody Steinhorst, Erik Lane, Roshni Gilseth, Sarah Reisdorf, Adam Troendle, Katharina Heinsch. Row 3: Director Theodore Derby, Jake Dreher, Stefanie Hughes, Erik Larson, Natalie Winters, Cloey Jo Walsh, Josh Dreher, Ashley Von Arx, Vanessa Storm.

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Belle Plaine “A Bright Clear Sky” Directed by: ★Tony Hartmann & Peter Jacobson

CAST: Heather Burmeister, Anna Erickson, Emily Smith, Andrew Van Ravenswaay, Kaj Kjellsvig, Patrick Fogarty, Kate Effertz, Grace Orvick, Kelly Huber, and Kelsey Fuhrman.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Ryan Soller, Andrew LaJeunesse, Nolan Schroeder, and Aaron Selly.

Row 1 (L-R): Aaron Selly, Anna Erickson, Heather Burmeister, Kelly Huber, Nolan Schroeder. Row 2: Andrew LaJeunesse, Ryan Soller, Andrew VanRavenswaay, Emily Smith, Kaj Kjellesvig, Kelsy Furhman, Kate Effertz, Patrick Fogarty, Grace Orvick.

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Delano “This is a Test” Directed by: ★Barbara Roy

CAST: Joe Crook, Jennifer Current, Sarah Fleming, McKay Elwood, Kirsten Vignes, Adrienne Hood, Jarrett Hart, Haley Kraus, Tyler Kyrola, Rachel Braden, and Melissa Halverson.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Liz Roering, Abby Bohler, Kaeli Todd, Autumn Ike, Lee Peterson, Charlie Gallagher, Margaret Kittock, and Kristina Wilkinson.

Row 1 (L-R): Autumn Ike, Kaeli Todd, Kirsten Vignes, McKay Elwood, Sarah Fleming, Liz Roering. Row 2: Abby Bohler, Tyler Kyrola, Jennifer Current, Jarrett Hart, Haley Kraus, Lee Peterson. Row 3: Adrienne Hood, Melissa Halverson, Joe Crook, Rachel Braden, Sady Zeug, Director Barb Roy.

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Sauk Centre “Good Mother” Directed by: ★Margaret Kitterman

CAST: Emily Griep, Spencer Carpenter, Stephanie Bellefuille, Abe Lauer, Cheryl Middendorf, Aaron Johnson, Amanda Thorson, Ariana Blaske, and Brady Kamphenkel.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Joe Lauer, Hank Donnay, Blake Rasmussen, Shelby Kitterman, Amber Johnson, and Tori Duncan. Row 1 (L-R): Joe Lauer, Shelby Kitterman, Tori Duncan, Blake Rasmussen, Hank Donnay. Row 2: Ariana Blakse, Emily Griep, Stephanie Bellefueille, Abe Lauer. Row 3: Spencer Carpenter, Brady Kamphenkel, Aaron Johnson, Amanda Thorson, Cheryl Middendorf.

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Wadena-Deer Creek “The Boat” Directed by: ★Jay W. Patterson

CAST: Ryan Klawitter, Emily Hunt, Caleb Bigham, Bethany Anderson, Mike Paulson, Daniel Berger, Daniel Rokenbrodt, Jessica Katzenberger, Katie Anderson, Tess Kirkland, Lydia Berger, and Justin Tucker.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: David Rokenbrodt, Kevin Klawitter, Brad Becker, Heather Carkhuff, Kelsi Vorderbruggen, Dani Schmitz, Trista Row 1 (L-R): Kevin Klawitter, David Rokenbrodt, Brad Becker, Trista Johnson, Heather Carkhuff, Dani Schmitz, Johnson, and Lindsey Juers. Kelsi Vorderbruggen. Row 2: Lindsey Juers, Tess Kirkland, Lydia Berger, Justin Tucker, Katie Anderson, Daniel Rokenbrodt, Jessica Katzenberger. Row 3: Director Jay W. Patterson, Daniel Berger, Mike Paulson, Emily Hunt, Ryan Klawitter, Bethany Anderson, Caleb Bigham, Assistant John Thalmann.

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Lakeville South “Gwen and Gwen” Directed by: ★Dennis Swanson

CAST: Becky Erickson, Lindsay Schuette, Kristen Martin, and Riley Prendergast.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Becca Barnes, Tony Barber, Catherine Bohr, Alex Burniece, Tyler Davis, Calvin WELLS FARGO Erkens, CJ Holmes, Christine Kawalek, Rachel Lantow, Allie Miller, Shawn Award of Nelson, and Jack Stout. Exeellenee Row 1 (L-R): Tyler Davis, Allie Miller, Rachel Lantow, Alex Burniece, Katherine Bohr, C.J. Holmes. Row 2: Christine Kawalek, Lindsay Schutte, Kristen Martin, Rebecca Barnes, Becky Erickson, Riley Prendergast, Director Dennis Swanson. Row 3: Calvin Erkens, Jack Stout, Tony Barber, Shawn Nelson.

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Cast & Crew: Row 1 (L-R): Karen Sampers, Kathleen Dempsey, Amanda Chapman, Megan Schmeisser. Row 2: Jillian Christenson, Nate Berkopec, Ari Lebowitz,Samantha Linell. Row 3: Dan Grindeland, Lindsey Mittendorf, Claire Eagan Friedman, John Ward, Neil Anderson. “Sylvia” Directed by: ★Nancy Owzarek

CAST: Claire Friedman, Nate Berkopec, Ari Lebowitz, and John Ward.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Lindsey Mittendorf, Kathleen Dempsey, Samatha Linell, Neil Anderson, Karen Sampers, Megan Schmeisser, Jillian Christenson, Amanda Chapman, and Dan Grindeland.

Cast: Row 1 (L-R): Nate Berkopec as Greg, Claire Friedman as Sylvia, Ari Lebowitz as Kate. Row 2: John Ward as Leslie, John Ward as Tom, John Ward as Phyllis.

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Robbinsdale Armstrong “Kabuki Lady Macbeth” Directed by: ★Lee Fisher

CAST: Brittany Botts, Abby Rich, Natalie Hodges, Laura Wacker, Dykah Vu, Noah Oskow, Stefan Kuhl, Andrea Berven, and Blake Weimersheirsch.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Laura Prosser

Row 1 (L-R): Andrea Berven, Laura Wacker. Row 2: Noah Oskow, Natalie Hodges. Row 3: Dannie McCarthy, Stefan Kuhl, Duykha Vu, Brittany Botts, Abby Rich.

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Eastview, Apple Valley “Action” Directed by: ★Scott Durocher & Rob Rachow

CAST: Josh Allen, Billy Bronson, John DeFrance, and Hanna McKeen.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Jean Chung, Ben Eng, Brittany Eng, Becky Griffith, Amy Guenther, Marcus Hanson, Jacob Hiracheta, Neal Kiser, Joe Kujawa, Angela Moschera, Michelle Patten, Kelsey Pugh, Cory Ruegg, Maddy Settle, Caitlin Sirany, Row 1 (L-R): Marcus Hanson, Brittany Eng, Jacob Hiracheta, Madeline Settle, Angela Moschera, Laura and Laura Tolzmannn. Tolzmann, Kelsey Pugh. Row 2: Joseph Kujawa, Amy Guenther, Jean Chung, Caitlin Sirany, Rebecca Griffith, Rob Rachow. Row 3: Scott Durocher, Neil Kiser, Benjamin Eng, Michelle Patten , Billy Bronson, Cory Ruegg, Joshua Allen, Hanna McKeen, John DeFrance.

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Duluth Central “Heart’s Desire” Directed by: ★Liz Larson

CAST: Alexis Simmons, Morgan Swor, Adam Marsh, Miles Johnson, John Maly, Alex Upton, Salisa Grant, Leah Martin, and Lucreshia Grant.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Cara Murphy, Whitney Buck, Kylie Dalager, Lee Cutler, Abbi Bennett, Jenna Wilenius, Carley Boisjoli, Andrew Wallin, Jim Bushey, Clare Dougan, and Nadia Fayad. Row 1 (L-R): Lee Cutler, Abbi Bennett, Whitney Buck, Jim Bushey, Cara Murphy, Kylie, Dalager, Clare Dougan, Carley Boisjoli. Row 2 (At table): Alexis Simmons, Adam Marsh, Morgan Swor. Row 3: Leah Martin, Salisa Grant, Nadia Fayad, Alex Upton, Lucreshia Grant, John Maly, Andrew Wallin, Miles Johnson.

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Moorhead “The Whole Shebang” Directed by: ★Christopher Lien

CAST: Brendan Frost, Matt Fitzgerald, Emily Henrikson, Evan Christie, Matt Barnett, Sadie Langemo, Johan Anderson, Clara Cavins-Wolford, Adam Christenson, and Tristan Larson.

SUPPORT PERSONNEL: Tony Dostert

Row 1 (L-R): Evan Christie, Emily Henrikson, Tristan Larson, Adam Christenson. Row 2: Tony Dostert, Johan Anderson, Sadie Langemo, Matt Fitzgerald, Clara Cavins- Wolford. Row 3: Brendan Frost, Matt Barnett.

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SECTION 1 St. Charles “The Bald Soprano” Cast included: Erik Lane, Natalie Winters, Alexander Strain, Cloey Jo Walsh, Lynnette Volden, Erik Larson, Dani Hoff, Josh Dreher, Jake Dreher, and Ashley Von Arx.

Support personnel included: Sarah Reisdorf, Derek Ihrke, Megan Davis, Roshni Gilseth, Adam Troendle, Cody Steinhorst, Stefanie Hughes, Katharina Hoster, Katharina Heinsch, and Vanessa Storm. Class A

SECTION 2 Belle Plaine “A Bright Clear Sky” Cast included: Heather Burmeister, Anna Erickson, Emily Smith, Andrew Van Ravenswaay, Kaj Kjellsvig, Patrick Fogarty, Kate Effertz, Grace Orvick, Kelly Huber, and Kelsey Fuhrman.

Support personnel included: Ryan Soller, Andrew LaJeunesse, Nolan Schroeder, and Aaron Selly.

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SECTION 4 Delano “This is a Test” Cast included: Joe Crook, Jennifer Current, Sarah Fleming, McKay Elwood, Kirsten Vignes, Adrienne Hood, Jarrett Hart, Haley Kraus, Tyler Kyrola, Rachel Braden, and Melissa Halverson.

Support personnel: Liz Roering, Abby Bohler, Kaeli Todd, Autumn Ike, Lee Peterson, Charlie Gallagher, Margaret Kittock, and Kristina Wilkinson. Class A

SECTION 5 Sauk Centre “Good Mother” Cast included: Emily Griep, Spencer Carpenter, Stephanie Bellefuille, Abe Lauer, Cheryl Middendorf, Aaron Johnson, Amanda Thorson, Ariana Blaske, and Brady Kamphenkel.

Support personnel: Joe Lauer, Hank Donnay, Blake Rasmussen, Shelby Kitterman, Amber Johnson, and Tori Duncan.

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SECTION 6 Wadena-Deer Creek “The Boat” Cast included: Ryan Klawitter, Emily Hunt, Caleb Bigham, Bethany Anderson, Mike Paulson, Daniel Berger, Daniel Rokenbrodt, Jessica Katzenberger, Katie Anderson, Tess Kirkland, Lydia Berger, and Justin Tucker.

Support personnel included: David Rokenbrodt, Kevin Klawitter, Brad Becker, Heather Carkhuff, Kelsi Vorderbruggen, Dani Schmitz, Trista Johnson, and Lindsey Juers. Class AA

SECTION 1 Lakeville South “Gwen and Gwen” Cast included: Becky Erickson, Lindsay Schuette, Kristen Martin, and Riley Prendergast.

Support personnel included: Becca Barnes, Tony Barber, Catherine Bohr, Alex Burniece, Tyler Davis, Calvin Erkens, CJ Holmes, Christine Kawalek, Rachel Lantow, Allie Miller, Shawn Nelson, and Jack Stout.

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SECTION 3 Eagan “Sylvia” Cast included: Claire Friedman, Nate Berkopec, Ari Lebowitz, and John Ward.

Support personnel included: Lindsey Mittendorf, Kathleen Dempsey, Samatha Linell, Neil Anderson, Karen Sampers, Megan Schmeisser, Jillian Christenson, Amanda Chapman, and Dan Grindeland. Class AA

SECTION 5 Robbinsdale Armstrong “Kabuki Lady Macbeth” Cast included: Brittany Botts, Abby Rich, Natalie Hodges, Laura Wacker, Dykah Vu, Noah Oskow, Stefan Kuhl, Andrea Berven, and Blake Weimersheirsch.

Support personnel included: Laura Prosser

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SECTION 6 Eastview, Apple Valley “Action” Cast included: Josh Allen, Billy Bronson, John DeFrance, and Hanna McKeen.

Support personnel included: Jean Chung, Ben Eng, Brittany Eng, Becky Griffith, Amy Guenther, Marcus Hanson, Jacob Hiracheta, Neal Kiser, Joe Kujawa, Angela Moschera, Michelle Patten, Kelsey Pugh, Cory Ruegg, Maddy Settle, Caitlin Sirany, and Laura Tolzmannn. Class AA

SECTION 7 Duluth Central “Heart’s Desire” Cast included: Alexis Simmons, Morgan Swor, Adam Marsh, Miles Johnson, John Maly, Alex Upton, Salisa Grant, Leah Martin, and Lucreshia Grant.

Support personnel included: Cara Murphy, Whitney Buck, Kylie Dalager, Lee Cutler, Abbi Bennett, Jenna Wilenius, Carley Boisjoli, Andrew Wallin, Jim Bushey, Clare Dougan, and Nadia Fayad.

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SECTION 8 Moorhead “The Whole Shebang” Cast included: Brendan Frost, Matt Fitzgerald, Emily Henrikson, Evan Christie, Matt Barnett, Sadie Langemo, Johan Anderson, Clara Cavins-Wolford, Adam Christenson, and Tristan Larson.

Support personnel: Tony Dostert

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 123) STATE FESTIVAL rating. Eagan earned previous “starred” ratings Armstrong also earned “starred” ratings in 1975, PAID ATTENDANCE in 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1976, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995, (1991-2007) 1998, 2000, 2001, 2005, and 2006. Scott Durocher and Rob Rachow directed 1996, and 1997. Year Attendance Lakeville South’s “starred performance” of Eastview’s “starred performance” of Action was Gwen and Gwen by Nancy Kiefer was directed by 1991 ...... 2,321 by Sam Sheppard. Eastview, which is located in Dennis Swanson. This is Lakeville South’s first 1992 ...... 2,190 Apple Valley, was making its fourth appearance appearance under this name and first “starred” 1993 ...... 2,424 and earned its fourth “starred” rating. Cast mem- rating. Lakeville made one additional appear- 1994 ...... 2,437 bers were Josh Allen, Billy Bronson, John ance in 2004. Cast members Becky Erickson, 1995 ...... 2,746 DeFrance, and Hanna McKeen. Support person- Lindsay Schuette, Kristen Martin, and Riley 1996 ...... 2,609 nel were Jean Chung, Ben Eng, Brittany Eng, Prendergast. Support personnel were Becca 1997 ...... 3,376 Becky Griffith, Amy Guenther, Marcus Hanson, Barnes, Tony Barber, Catherine Bohr, Alex 1998 ...... 3,250 Jacob Hiracheta, Neal Kiser, Joe Kujawa, Angela Burniece, Tyler Davis, Calvin Erkens, CJ 1999 ...... 3,214 Moschera, Michelle Patten, Kelsey Pugh, Cory Holmes, Christine Kawalek, Rachel Lantow, 2000 ...... 3,450 Ruegg, Maddy Settle, Caitlin Sirany, and Laura Allie Miller, Shawn Nelson, and Jack Stout. 2001 ...... 2,208 Tolzmannn. Eastview earned previous top rat- Liz Larson directed Duluth Central’s “starred 2002 ...... 3,111 ings in 1998, 2002, and 2003. performance” of Heart’s Desire by Caryl 2003 ...... 2,980 Churchill. This was Duluth Central’s fifth 2004 ...... 2,535 Each cast and crew member involved with appearance and fourth “starred” rating. Cast 2005...... **1,552 these eleven “starred performance” productions members were Alexis Simmons, Morgan Swor, 2006 ...... 1,249 was also presented a Spotlight on the Arts Adam Marsh, Miles Johnson, John Maly, Alex 2007 ...... 1,555 Award of Excellence recognition pin. This is a Upton, Salisa Grant, Leah Martin, and **Daily passes added in 2005 fine arts recognition award created by Wells Lucreshia Grant. Support personnel were Cara Fargo, the League’s premier sponsor, in coopera- Murphy, Whitney Buck, Kylie Dalager, Lee Cast members were Claire Friedman, Nate tion with the League. The casts and crews were Cutler, Abbi Bennett, Jenna Wilenius, Carley Berkopec, Ari Lebowitz, and John Ward. also awarded a handsome acrylic trophy incor- Boisjoli, Andrew Wallin, Jim Bushey, Clare Support personnel were Lindsey Mittendorf, porating the Spotlight on the Arts logo. Dougan, and Nadia Fayad. Duluth Central Kathleen Dempsey, Samatha Linell, Neil earned its previous “starred” ratings in 1955, Anderson, Karen Sampers, Megan Schmeisser, The two-festival was conducted at 2000, and 2001. Jillian Christenson, Amanda Chapman, and O’Shaughnessy Auditorium on the College of Eagan’s “starred performance” of Sylvia by Dan Grindeland. The school was making its St. Catherine campus in St. Paul. Paid atten- A.R. Gurney was directed by Nancy Owzarek. 14th appearance and earned its 13th “starred” dance was 1,555.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Drama — One Act Play 135 Superior, ‘A’, Starred Performances — 1949-2007 YEAR SCHOOL 1990 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Robbinsdale Armstrong, Woodbury 1949 Aitkin, Eveleth A Delano, Mounds Park Academy, Wabasha-Kellogg 1950 Eveleth, St. Louis Park 1991 AA Anoka, Chisago Lakes, Eagan, Robbinsdale Armstrong, 1951 Alexandria Roseville Area 1952 Aitkin, Eveleth, Pipestone A Milaca, Mounds Park Academy, Park Rapids 1953 Ortonville, Pipestone 1992 AA Bloomington Kennedy, Eagan, Moorhead, Osseo 1954 Eveleth, Pipestone, Red Wing A Howard Lake-Waverly, International Falls, Lake Crystal- 1955 Duluth Central, Red Wing, St. Louis Park Wellcome Memorial, Mahtomedi 1956 Eveleth, Glenwood, Madison 1993 AA Chisago Lakes, Eagan, Hill-Murray, Osseo, Robbinsdale Armstrong 1957 Ely, Red Wing A Academy of the Holy Angels, Richfield; Belle Plaine; 1958 St. Louis Park, Worthington, Zumbrota Lewiston-Altura; Milaca; Park Rapids Area 1959 Fairmont, Jordan, Northfield, St. Louis Park 1994 AA Anoka; Cloquet; Eagan; Osseo; Park, Cottage Grove 1960 Glenwood, Red Wing, Rushford, St. Louis Park A Dassel-Cokato; Mountain Lake; Park Rapids Area; Redwood 1961 Duluth Denfeld, Glenwood, Red Wing Valley, Redwood Falls; St. Paul Academy & Summit 1962 Pine Island, St. Louis Park, Silver Bay School 1963 Fairmont, Minneapolis Marshall, Morris, Silver Bay 1995 AA Anoka; Eagan; Hill-Murray; Osseo; Robbinsdale Armstrong 1964 Rushford, Fairmont, Hibbing A Delano; East Grand Forks; Minnewaska Area; St. Peter 1965 Hutchinson, McIntosh, Pine Island, Robbinsdale 1996 AA Anoka; Eagan; Hill-Murray; Robbinsdale Armstrong 1966 Fosston, Glenwood, Hibbing, Frank B. Kellogg, St. Louis Park, A Delano; Hermantown; Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls; St. Winona Peter 1967 Robbinsdale, Frank B. Kellogg 1997 AA Anoka; Buffalo; Cretin-Derham Hall; Eagan; 1968 Columbia Heights, Hutchinson, St. Louis Park Osseo;Robbinsdale Armstrong 1969 Glencoe, Frank B. Kellogg, Minnetonka A Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Belle Plaine; Cook County, Grand Marais; Howard Lake-Waverly 1970 Frank B. Kellogg, Bloomington Kennedy 1998 AA Anoka; Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom; Eagan; Eastview, 1971 Edina, Glenwood, St. Anthony Village Apple Valley; Park, Cottage Grove; St. Cloud Tech 1972 Cooper, Hibbing, Park Rapids A Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; B D R S H, Renville; 1973 Buffalo, Hibbing Norman County West, Halstad; Rushford-Peterson; 1974 Mankato Wilson Wadena-Deer Creek 1975 Armstrong, Harmony, Park Rapids, Sauk Centre 1999 AA Buffalo; Park, Cottage Grove; Anoka; Osseo; Bloomington 1976 AA Armstrong, Mankato West, Park Rapids, Princeton Kennedy; Cloquet A Howard Lake-Waverly, Lake Crystal, Mankato Wilson, A Belle Plaine; Russell-Tyler-Ruthton; Mora; Howard Lake- Sauk Centre Waverly-Winsted; Morris Area 1977 AA Fridley, Robbinsdale 2000 AA Eagan; St. Michael-Albertville; Hill-Murray, Maplewood; A Houston, Mankato Wilson, Windom Anoka; Duluth Central 1978 AA Hibbing, St. Anthony Village, St. Paul Harding A Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls; Belle Plaine; Morris Area; Park Rapids Area A Babbitt, Blake, Morris 2001 AA Anoka, Duluth Central, Eagan, St. Michael-Albertville 1979 AA Coon Rapids, Fridley, Hibbing, Park Rapids, Robbinsdale, St. Paul Harding A East Grand Forks, Lewiston-Altura, St. Anthony Village, *Springfield/Comfrey, Wadena-Deer Creek A Howard Lake-Waverly, Preston-Fountain 2002 AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Anoka; Buffalo; 1980 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Willmar Eastview, Apple Valley; Eden Prairie; Park, Cottage Grove A Chisago Lakes, Howard Lake-Waverly, Mountain Lake A East Central, Sandstone; Mountain Lake; Wadena-Deer 1981 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Robbinsdale Creek A Babbitt, Delano, Lake City, Mountain Lake, Wabasso 2003 AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Centennial, Circle Pines; 1982 AA Buffalo, New Prague, Park Rapids Eastview, Apple Valley; Grand Rapids; Minnetonka; A Shattuck-St. Mary’s (Faribault), Chisago Lakes, Lake City, Park, Cottage Grove; St. Michael-Albertville Lake Crystal, Wabasso A Aitkin; DeLaSalle, Minneapolis; St. Charles 1983 AA Blaine, Brainerd, Hibbing 2004 AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Anoka; Osseo; Park, A Arlington-Green Isle, Delano, Mountain Lake, Wabasso Cottage Grove 1984 AA Marshall A East Central, Sandstone; East Grand Forks; Howard Lake- Waverly-Winsted; Morris Area; St. Charles A Atwater, Lake City, Lake Crystal, Mankato Loyola 2005 AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Anoka; 1985 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Hibbing, Little Falls, Marshall Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park; Buffalo; Eagan; A Lake City, Milaca, Mountain Lake St. Michael-Albertville 1986 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Buffalo, Chisago Lakes, Robbinsdale A Ada-Borup; Eveleth-Gilbert; Foley; Pipestone Area; Armstrong St. Croix Lutheran, W. St. Paul A Arlington-Green Isle, Breck, Tri-County (Karlstad), Waseca 2006 AA Park, Cottage Grove; St. Michael-Albertville; Eagan; 1987 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Chisago Lakes, Marshall, Osseo, Centennial, Circle Pines; Osseo; Minnetonka St. Louis Park A St. Charles; St. Paul Academy & Summit School; A Arlington-Green Isle, Delano, Houston, Lake Crystal Wadena-Deer Creek; Eveleth-Gilbert 1988 AA Apple Valley, Blaine, Chisago Lakes, Edina, Woodbury 2007 AA Lakeville South; Eagan; Robbinsdale Armstrong, A Howard Lake-Waverly, Preston Fountain Eastview, Apple Valley; Duluth Central; Moorhead 1989 AA Blaine, Chisago Lakes, Holy Angels Academy (Richfield), A St. Charles; Belle Plaine; Delano; Sauk Centre; Little Falls, Robbinsdale Armstrong, Woodbury Wadena-Deer Creek A Arlington-Green Isle, East Central (Sandstone-Askov), St. James

136 Drama — One Act Play 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Festival Participants — 1949-2007

Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . . . . . *1989, *1993, 1996, Fosston...... *1966, 1967 Perham ...... 1962 *1997, *1998, *2002, *2003, *2004, *2005 Frank B. Kellogg ...... 1965, *1966, *1967, *1969, Pierz ...... 1977 Ada...... 1951, 1957, 1958, 1960 *1970, 1983 Pine Island ...... *1962, 1963, *1965 Ada-Borup ...... *2005, 2007 Fridley ...... *1977, 1978, *1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986 Pipestone ...... 1951, *1952, *1953, *1954, 1965, Aitkin ...... *1949, 1950, *1952, 1953, 1999, *2003, 2007 Glencoe ...... 1955, *1969, 1975 1969, 1975 Albert Lea...... 1969, 1970, 1972, 1976, 1978, 1989, 1996 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1998, 2000, 2001 Pipestone Area & Pipestone-Jasper ...... 2002, 2003, Alexandria ...... *1951, 1954, 1964, 1991, 1993, 1994 Glenwood ...... *1956, 1958, 1959, *1960, *1961, *2005, 2007 Alvarado ...... 1977, 1979 1965, *1966, *1971, 1972 Preston-Fountain ...... *1979, 1983, *1988, 1991 Anoka ...... 1949, 1950, 1977, *1991, 1992, 1993, *1994, Glyndon-Felton ...... 1987, 1988, 1989 Prior Lake ...... 1998 *1995, *1996, *1997, *1998, *1999, *2000, Grand Meadow ...... 1957, 1992 Princeton ...... *1976, 1977, 1984 *2001, *2002, *2004, *2005 Grand Rapids ...... *2003 Red Wing ...... 1951, *1954, *1955, *1957, *1960, *1961 Appleton ...... 1980 Granite Falls ...... 1987 Redwood Falls-Morton ...... 1990, 1992 Apple Valley...... 1979, *1980, *1981, 1983, *1985, Harmony...... *1975 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls ...... *1994, 1995, *1986, *1987, *1988, *1990 Henry Sibley ...... 1982 *1996, *2000 Arlington-Green Isle . . . . . *1983, *1986, *1987, 1988, *1989 Hermantown...... 1993, *1996, 2006 Richfield ...... 1980 Atwater ...... *1984 Hibbing ...... *1964, *1966, 1967, *1972, *1973, Robbinsdale ...... *1965, *1967, *1977, *1979, *1981 Babbitt ...... *1978, *1981 *1978, *1979, *1983, *1985, 1992; 2002 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... *1975, *1976, 1978, *1986, Bagley...... 2006 Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... *1993, *1995, *1996, *1989, *1990, *1991, *1993, 1994, *1995, Barnum...... 2002 *2000, 2007 *1996, *1997, *2007 Belle Plaine...... 1979, *1993, *1997, *1999, *2000, *2007 Hopkins ...... 1955, 1983 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... *1972, 1982, 1984, 1985 B D R S H, Renville...... *1998 Houston ...... *1977, *1987, 1994 Rochester Lourdes ...... 1999 Bemidji ...... 1950, 1974 Howard Lake-Waverly ...... 1974, *1976, *1979, *1980, Roseau ...... 1981, 1999 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park ...... 1995, *2005 *1988, 1989, *1992, *1997 Rosemount ...... 1977 Benson ...... 1979, 1986 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... *1999, *2004 Roseville Area...... *1991 Bertha-Hewitt ...... 1990 Hutchinson...... 1962, 1963, *1965, 1966, 1967, *1968 Rushford ...... 1950, 1951, 1955, 1956, *1960, *1964 Bigfork ...... 1994 International Falls ...... *1992, 1995 Rushford-Peterson ...... *1998 Blackduck ...... 1949 Ivanhoe...... 1959 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton...... *1999, 2006 Blaine ...... 1976, *1980, *1981, 1982, *1983, 1984, Jackson ...... 1973 St. Anthony Village ...... *1971, *1978, *2001 *1985, *1986, *1987, *1988, *1989, *1990 Jordan ...... *1959 St. Charles ...... 2000, *2003, *2004, *2006, *2007 (The) Blake School, Minneapolis ...... *1978 Lake City...... *1981, *1982, *1984, *1985 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1986, 1987 Blooming Prairie...... 1997, 2000 Lake Crystal ...... *1976, 1978, *1982, *1984, *1987 St. Cloud Tech...... 1954, 1985, 1995, *1998, 1999, 2000 Bloomington Kennedy ...... *1970, *1992, *1999, 2000 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... *1992 St. Croix Lutheran, W. St. Paul...... *2005 Brainerd ...... 1968, 1981, *1983 Lakeville ...... 2004 St. James ...... *1989 Breck School, Golden Valley...... *1986 Lakeville South ...... *2007 St. Louis Park ...... *1950, 1951, *1955, *1958, *1959, Breckenridge...... 1984 Lancaster ...... 1953 *1960, 1961, *1962, *1966, *1968, *1987 Buffalo...... *1973, 1981, *1982, 1983, *1986, 1988, Lewiston-Altura ...... *1993, *2001 St. Michael-Albertville ...... *2000, *2001, *2003, *2005, 1989, 1994, *1997, *1999; *2002, *2005, 2007 Litchfield...... 1949, 1952, 1956, 1957 *2006 Buhl ...... 1958, 1959, 1960 Little Falls...... 1955, 1957, *1985, 1988, *1989 St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... *1994, *2006 Burnsville ...... 2001 McIntosh ...... *1965 St. Paul Central...... 1962, 1983 Cambridge ...... 1953, 1981 Madison ...... 1950, *1956, 1957, 1972, 1973 St. Paul Harding1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, *1978, *1979,1980, Cambridge-Isanti ...... 2004 Mahnomen ...... 1952 1981, 1984, 1985, 1987 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... *2003, *2006 Mahtomedi ...... 1980, 1985, *1992 St. Peter ...... 1958, *1995, *1996 Champlin Park ...... 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001 Mankato ...... 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972 Sauk Centre ...... 1970, *1975, *1976, 1979, 1980, *2007 Chatfield ...... 1976, 1978 Mankato Loyola ...... *1984, 2005 Shattuck-St. Mary's, Faribault ...... 1981, *1982 Chisago Lakes, Lindstrom...... 1971, *1980, *1982, Mankato West...... *1976 Sherburn...... 1961 1984, *1986, *1987, *1988, *1989, 1990, Mankato Wilson ...... *1974, *1976, 1977 Silver Bay ...... *1962, *1963, 1970, 1974 *1991, *1993, *1998 Maple River, Mapleton ...... 2003, 2006 Slayton ...... 1949, 1960 Chisholm ...... 1976, 1977, 1979, 1983 Marshall ...... *1984, *1985, *1987, 1990, 1991 South St. Paul...... 1952 Cloquet...... *1994, 1995, 1996, *1999 (The) Marshall School, Duluth ...... 1991 Springfield ...... 1985 Columbia Heights ...... *1968 Milaca...... 1982, *1985, *1991, *1993 Springfield / Comfrey ...... *2001 Cook County, Grand Marais ...... *1997 Minneapolis Marshall ...... *1963 Staples-Motley ...... 1993, 1997 Coon Rapids...... 1972, *1979 Minneapolis North ...... 1964 Stephen ...... 1959 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul...... *1997 Minneapolis Patrick Henry ...... 1980 Stewartville ...... 1949 Crookston...... 1956, 1984 Minneota ...... 1970, 1976, 1977, 1978 Thief River Falls ...... 1955, 1969, 1970, 1971 Dassel-Cokato...... *1994 Minnetonka...... *1969, *2003, *2006 Tower-Soudan...... 2000 Delano ...... *1981, 1982, *1983, *1987, *1990, Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 1992, *1995, 1996 Tracy...... 1951, 1954, 1984 *1995, *1996, 2003, *2007 Montevideo ...... 1960, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1997 Tri-County, Karlstad ...... 1980, 1982, 1985, *1986, 1992 De LaSalle, Minneapolis ...... *2003 Moorhead...... 1967, 1992, 1996, 2004, 2006, *2007 Triton, Dodge Center...... 1995, 2004 Detroit Lakes ...... 1997 Moose Lake/Willow River ...... *1986, 1988 Tyler ...... 1949 Duluth Cathedral...... 1987 Mora...... 1974, *1999 Virginia ...... 1997 Duluth Central ...... *1955, 1980, *2000, *2001, *2007 Morris Area ...... *1963, 1977, *1978, 1981, 1982, Wabasha...... 1974 Duluth Denfeld ...... *1961, 1965 1983, 1985, 1986, *1999, *2000, *2004 Wabasha-Kellogg ...... *1990 Eagan ...... *1991, *1992, *1993, *1994, *1995, *1996, Mounds Park Academy...... *1990, *1991 Wabasso...... *1981, *1982, *1983 *1997, *1998, 1999, *2000, *2001, *2005, Mounds View ...... 1964 Wadena...... 1969 *2006, *2007 Mountain Lake...... 1979, *1980, *1981, *1983, *1985, Wadena-Deer Creek...... 1994, *1998, *2001; *2002, Eagle Valley...... 1991 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, *1994, 1998; *2002 2003, 2005, *2006, *2007 East Central (Sandstone-Askov). . *1989, 1990; *2002, *2004 Murray County Central, Slayton ...... 2001, 2004 Walker-Hackensack ...... 1976, 1978, 1983 East Grand Forks ...... *1995, *2001; 2002, *2004 Newfolden...... 1962 Warroad ...... 1996 Eastview, Apple Valley ...... *1998; *2002, *2003, *2007 New Prague ...... *1982, 1984 Waseca...... *1986, 1989; 2002 Eden Prairie ...... *2002 New Ulm ...... 1958, 1961, 1964, 1971, 1974, West Concord...... 1980 Edina...... *1971, *1988 1992, 2003, 2004 Wheaton ...... 1973 Ely ...... 1953, *1957, 1998 Norman County West, Halstad ...... *1998 Willmar...... 1977, 1978, 1979, *1980, 1993, 1995 Esko ...... 2001 North Branch ...... 2005 Windom ...... 1950, 1957, *1977 Eveleth...... *1949, *1950, 1951, *1952, *1954, Northfield ...... 1952, 1953, *1959, 1961, 1964, 1968 Winona...... 1954, *1966, 1967, 1971, 1973 *1956, 1968, 1969 Norwood-Young America ...... 1978, 2006 Woodbury ...... 1986, *1988, *1989, *1990, *1992 Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 2004, *2005, *2006 Olivia...... 1952 Worthington ...... *1958 Fairmont ...... 1955, 1956, *1959, 1962, *1963, Ortonville ...... *1953 Zumbrota ...... *1958 *1964, 1966, 1967 Osseo ...... 1982, 1985, *1987, 1988, *1992, *1993, Zumbrota-Mazeppa ...... 2005 Faribault ...... 2005 *1994, *1995, *1997, *1999, *2004, *2006 Farmington ...... 1956 Park, Cottage Grove ...... *1994, *1998, *1999, 2001; Fergus Falls ...... 1974, 1990, 2001 *2002, *2003, *2004, *2006 Fertile ...... 1954 Park Center, Brooklyn Park...... 1976, 1990, 1991 Fillmore Central, Harmony ...... 1996; 2002 Park Rapids Area...... 1961, 1963, 1964, 1968, *1972, Floodwood ...... 1985 1973, *1975, *1976, 1977, *1978, *1979, 1980, Foley...... 2002, *2005 *1982, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, *1991, *1993, Forest Lake ...... 1975 *1994, 1997, *2000, 2003

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Drama — One Act Play 137 FOOTBALL Stephen-Argyle Central makes it four straight; Rushford-Peterson, Triton, Glencoe-Silver Lake, Totino-Grace, Eden Prairie also win titles

By Brad Ruiter & Ellen Giloy Ingram scored on a one-yard touchdown plunge, junior Justin Rasmussen intercepted a pass by Stephen-Argyle Central continued its Prep Greyhound senior Sam Verschaetse on the first Bowl domination in 2006, winning a record play from scrimmage. The Trojans were able to fourth consecutive championship in the 9-Man 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW quickly convert the miscue into a 27-yard touch- division. The 42-15 victory over Wheaton was down run by junior Parker Brand — just 52 sec- also the 54th consecutive victory for the Storm. consecutive year that the Storm defeated the onds after Ingram’s initial touchdown. All of the 2006 champions had won past Spartans in that round. Stephen-Argyle Central The Greyhounds closed the gap before half- titles: Rushford Peterson (Class A), Triton of advanced and crushed the Underwood Rockets time on an 11-play, 63-yard drive capped by sen- Dodge Center (Class AA), and Glencoe-Silver 43-0 in the semifinals. The Storm started fast in ior Erik Olson’s 22-yard touchdown run. New Lake (Class AAA) all claimed their third both halves, scoring on all three possessions in Ulm Cathedral was on the verge of tying the respective titles; Totino-Grace of Fridley (Class the first quarter and all three in the third quar- game on the opening drive of the third quarter AAAA) and Eden Prairie (Class AAAAA) ter. Senior Jesse Sundby scored three times, and as they had a first-and-goal on the Rushford- each claimed their fifth title. Two new records were set at Prep Bowl XXV. Triton set the new standard for most points scored by a single team at 70, and Triton and Luverne combined for 91 overall points. Stephen-Argyle Central tied the record for most rushing touchdowns at 21. Mahnomen set that original record in 1993. 9-Man Senior Blake Sczepanski rushed 32 times for

171 yards and two touchdowns as Stephen- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Argyle Central (14-0) won its 54th straight game and fourth consecutive Class 9-Man state title with a 42-15 win over Wheaton (12-1). The Storm displayed a dominating ground attack, rushing 61 times as a team for 380 yards and scoring touchdowns on their first three pos- sessions. The Storm also recovered a fumble late in the second quarter and were up 28-9 at the break. Stephen-Argyle Central junior Kyle Gratzek added 90 yards on 11 carries and a pair of touch- downs, with senior Jordan Schindele chipping in eight carries for 79 yards and a touchdown. Junior Jimmy Crummy scored the final Storm touchdown on a 14-yard carry with 2:43 left in Rushford-Peterson’s Chuck Ingram (11) takes the handoff from quarterback Robby Ebner (14) in the Class A championship game. Rushford-Peterson claimed its third title after defeating New Ulm the game. The Storm attempted just one pass in Cathedral 20-7. the game, which was good for 11 yards. The Storm set one Prep Bowl record and tied Blake Sczepanski twice for the Storm. Stephen- Peterson four-yard line. But New Ulm Cathedral another with their victory. They became the first Argyle had two backs gain over 100 yards on the was denied on four straight running plays and 9-Man school to win four consecutive titles, a ground for the game. Kyle Gratzek had 122 yards turned the ball over on downs. record previously shared with Minneota, and they on 10 carries and Sczepanski lugged it 20 times Parker Brand led Rushford-Peterson with 14 tied Mahnomen with 21 rushing first downs. for 105 yards as the Storm amassed 382 net yards carries for 101 yards and the first quarter touch- Wheaton was able to move the ball through- rushing for the game. Overall they out-gained down. He also threw a 43-yard touchdown pass out the contest with 330 yards in total offense, the Rockets in total yards 465-194. to senior Wade Anderson on a half-back option but hurt its chances at an upset with two fumbles in the fourth quarter. Chuck Ingram finished the lost and an interception. Seniors Trent Frisch Class A game with 95 yards on 19 rushing attempts. and Lucas Armstrong scored the Warrior touch- Rushford-Peterson (13-1) took advantage of Senior Kyle Anderson had six tackles, two for a downs. Junior Ryan Schwagel had 170 yards a quick opening touchdown and an early loss and one for a sack, to lead the Trojan’s stel- 12-for-18 passing, and Armstrong led the team turnover to build a lead en route to a 20-6 victo- lar defense. with 55 yards rushing on 13 carries. ry over New Ulm Cathedral (11-3) and the 2006 New Ulm Cathedral’s Sam Verschaetse went On their way to the Prep Bowl, the Storm Class A title. It was the third title in five years 7-for16 on pass attempts, but also threw three squeaked by the Spartans of Ulen-Hitterdal for the Trojans. interceptions. The Greyhounds also had three 29-22 in the quarterfinals. It was the second After Rushford-Peterson senior Chuck Continued on page 146

138 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Stephen-Argyle Central – 2006 State Class 9-Man Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Steven Widner, Erin Anderson, Andrew Dziengel, Evan Laudal, Blake Sczepanski, Jesse Sundby, Korey Sundby, Kyle Pietruszewski, Justin Scharpen, Jordan Schindele, Robbie Pietruszewski, Mgr. Hayden Sczepanski, Mgr. Johnny Cleem. Row 2: Jared Nowacki, Kolby Gruhot, Evan Hanson, Steven Douglas, Doug DeLisle, Eric Anderson, Ritchie Guillemette, Blaine Deschene, Brandon Nelson. Row 3: Chris Lubarski, Tyler Malm, David Hunt, Kyle Gratzek, Tylor Johnson, Kip Thorstenson, Gannon Nelson, Jimmy Crummy, Austin Sundby. Row 4: Brandon Szklarski, Bryce Yutrzenka, Jared Jacobson Tyler McIntosh, Erik Aakre, Cody Kraska, Josiah Clark, Taylor Swanson, Casey Guetter. Row 5: Jamison St. Germain, Jaden Sundby, John (J.J) Safranski, Jonathon Kazmierczak, Cody Sundby, Matthew Benson, Brandon Sorenson, Matthew Borowicz, Shane Reuille. Not pictured: Zach Hough.

2006 State Tournament Results — Class 9-Man

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 Edgerton (10-1) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at Underwood Metrodome, Minneapolis Underwood 46-60 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Underwood (9-1) November 16 at Metrodome 6 Ulen-Hitterdal (10-1) Stephen-Argyle Central 43-0 Stephen-Argyle Central 29-22 at Stephen-Argyle Central Stephen-Argyle Central 8 Stephen-Argyle Central (11-0) November 24 42-15 at Metrodome 1 Lanesboro (11-0) 2006 CLASS 9-MAN

at Wheaton STATE CHAMPION Wheaton 26-7 3 Wheaton (10-0) November 17 Wheaton 22-7 at Metrodome 5 Cromwell (11-0) Cromwell 22-20 at Ewen Field, Virginia

7 Mountain Iron-Buhl (11-0) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 139 Rushford-Peterson – 2006 State Class A Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Manager Adam Breer, Manager Jorli Hauge, Manager Ross Anderson. Row 2: Nathan Manfull, John Fann, Matt Agrimson, Taylor Wade, Nick Leisen, Cayle Pich, Brady Boyum, Tony Becker, Nick Hanson, Andrew Millie. Row 3: Mark Agrimson, Zach Miner, Todd Vesterse, Adam Powell, Tucker Wiech, Jordan Tostenson, Parker Brand, Jordan Pelzl, Dan Anderson, Justin Rasmussen, Will Nagy. Row 4: Reid Erickson, Adam Woxland, Royal Anderson, Taylor Peterson, Nick Agrimson, Brian Lewis, Robby Ebner, Trevor Kjos, Jared Torkelson, Branden Johnson. Row 5: Enkhsaikhan Batdorj, Josh Agrimson, Jon Agrimson, Zach Thompson, Tyler Highum, Matt Ulrich, Kyle Anderson, Nick Hall, Chuck Ingram, Wade Anderson, Jacob Nitecki. Not Pictured: Mgr. Dalton Bellock.

2006 State Tournament Results — Class A

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 New Ulm Cathedral (9-2) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at Goodhue Metrodome, Minneapolis New Ulm Cathedral 19-14 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Goodhue (9-1) November 16 at Metrodome 6 New York Mills (8-2) New Ulm Cathedral 14-7 Fertile-Beltrami 29-16 at Fertile-Beltrami Rushford-Peterson 8 Fertile-Beltrami (10-1) November 24 20-7 at Metrodome 1 Rushford-Peterson (10-1) 2006 CLASS A

at Springfield STATE CHAMPION Rushford-Peterson 10-6 3 Springfield (10-1) November 17 Rushford-Peterson 21-6 at Metrodome 5 Wabasso (9-2) Wabasso 36-0 at Barnum

7 Barnum (9-2) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

140 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Triton, Dodge Center – 2006 State Class AA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Cheerleaders: Ashley Loupe, Amanda Larsen, Anni St. Martin, Megan Jensen, Damiana Huber, Emily Orr, Megan Carlson, Erin Schleusner, Megan Groll, Krystal Rohwer, Vicki Marquardt, Tara Johnson, Lisa Allen. Row 2: Brad Wunderlich, Kyle Swenson, Josh Quesnel, Mark Huber, Jake Harmon, Beau Kvam, Zach Erdmann, Cory Rislov, Boomer Schley, Dirreck Lyke. Row 3: Jordan Nielsen, Andrew Houser, Derek Sorenson, Tony Olson, Andrew Santana, Derek Thaden, Nick Ondler, Jared Roe, Cody Vihnicka, Cody Chitty. Row 4: Pat Haltvick, Brad Fitzgerald, Coaches: Adam Barner, Bruce Huber, Jason Boe, Head Coach Don Henderson, Craig Schlichting, Mike Ellingson, Dustin Wright, Nate Gartner. Row 5: Justin Onken, Caleb Rissman, Kevin Carlson, Tanner Lermon, Chace Sackett, Phil Berg, Dillon Wright, David Kunz, Riley Kispert, Corbin Busch, Coleton Thiemann, Dylan Kaiser. Row 6: Zach Osborn, Grant Erler, Damon Andrews, Daine Jensch, Adam Warehime, Gabe Kasper, Parker Berg, Drew Johnson, Jacob Bucher, Lance Greene, Bryce Long.

2006 State Tournament Results — Class AA

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 Triton, Dodge Center (10-0) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at St. Croix Lutheran Metrodome, Minneapolis Triton, Dodge Center 40-14 4 St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul CHAMPIONSHIP (11-0) November 16 at Metrodome 6 MACCRAY, Clara City (10-1) Triton, Dodge Center 41-0 Hawley 58-43 at Hawley Triton, Dodge Center 8 Hawley (9-2) November 24 70-21 at Metrodome 1 Winona Cotter (10-1) 2006 CLASS AA

at Luverne STATE CHAMPION Luverne 33-27 OT 3 Luverne (8-3) November 17 Luverne 33-27 at Metrodome 5 Eden Valley-Watkins (10-1) *Moose Lake/Willow River 16-6 at Public School Stadium, Duluth

7 *Moose Lake/Willow River (10-1) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 141 Glencoe-Silver Lake – 2006 State Class AAA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Tony Schwanke, Cody Hallahan, Andy Eberhard, Tyler Carlen, Derek Henderson, Chip Maresh, James Carlson, Jon Hoese, Bud Sanken, Chris Dahlke, Jon Cox, Kyle Stifter. Row 2: Keenan Dummer, Nick Klitzke, Jeff Keenan, Mitch Heuer, Matt Odegaard, Ryan Schaitberger, Dustin Harstad, Cody Schumacher, Brandon Barth, Joey Copas, Tyler Kaczmarek, Gavin Wagoner. Row 3: Cole Schlauderaff, Tony Paggen, Tanner Ondrachek, Tony Hardel, Tony Kosek, Matt Pokornowski, Travis Robb, Tom Gunderson, Chance Revier, Mike Cano, Steve Slater, Jackson Prafke. Row 4: Kyle Koester, Cole Lightfoot, Whitey Sanken, Josh Mathews, Mitch Nowak, Jesse Schwarzrock, Eric Schuft, Tony Schauer, Hunter Dunbar, Chad Pierson, Matt Muenchow, Dusty Jurek. Row 5: Brian Sanchez, Mark Wawrzyniak, Beau Vasek, Tyler Breyer, Justin Nowak, Cole Ranzau, Tyler Lang, Tyler LaMott, Kyle O’Donnell, Tim Savre, Paul Mathews, Jacob Bratsch. Row 6: Cody Hayes, Derek Nowak, Josh Noga, Tom Halligan, Josh Kraby, Steve Young, Manager Zach Picha. Row 7: Coaches: Scott Tshcimperle, Paul Lemke, Head Coach Dave Dose, Paul Ruud, Dave Style, Don Tangen.

2006 State Tournament Results — Class AAA

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 Glencoe-Silver Lake (10-1) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at Delano Metrodome, Minneapolis Glencoe-Silver Lake 48-20 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Delano (5-6) November 16 at Metrodome 6 Litchfield (10-1) Glencoe-Silver Lake 27-20 Litchfield 36-18 at Thief River Falls Glencoe-Silver Lake 8 Thief River Falls (10-1) November 24 42-20 at Metrodome 1 Rochester Lourdes (9-2) 2006 CLASS AAA

at Blue Earth Area STATE CHAMPION Rochester Lourdes 36-29 3 Blue Earth Area (9-2) November 17 Becker 42-14 at Metrodome 5 Becker (10-1) Becker 41-14 at Public School Stadium, Duluth

7 Proctor (11-0) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

142 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Totino-Grace, Fridley – 2006 State Class AAAA Champion -,

Row 1 (R-L): Tony McDonald, Aaron Hildebrand, Brian Salzer, Garrett Gmach, Matt Manion. Row 2: Sam Moore, Abe Gyang, Tyler Lee, Jon Killian, Taka Larson, James Norman, Jon Hansen, Joe Sweet, Justin Rajtar. Row 3: Mark Stice, Scott Hanenburg, Danny Schmidt, Jim Brenk, Curt Drommerhausen, Brenan Guzik, Danny Grimmer, Anthony Iten, Jordan Marshall, Jordan Ash, Prescott Weis, Mason Sanchez. Row 4: Russ Gervais, Justin Spanier, Bobby Hammons, Alex Alders, Garin Hogan, Brandon Meath, John Babcook, John Theiler, Joe Askwith, Steve Larson, Wayne Felton, Paah Zeah, Micah Koehn. Row 5: Jesse Johnson, Pierce Lubinski, Matt Griswold, Patrick Ludwig, Ted Tousignant, Mason Perry, Rob Sipe, Anthony Edholm, Tom Higgins, Kyle Deeny, Adam Neske. Row 6: Jake King, Matt Strong, Ryan Steele, Ben Albers, Joe Novitzki, Bryan Kraemer, Gavin Miller, Erik Lyngdal, David Kiesner, Joe Gerber, Mike Novitzki, Ben Condon, JD O’Connell. Row 7: Coaches: Brian Litecky, Jay Anderson, Paul Dotter, Jeff Ferguson, Bernie Litecky, Jeff Moritko, Bill Essma. Not Pictured: Matt Gilson.

2006 State Tournament Results — Class AAAA

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 Mankato West (8-2) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at Totino-Grace, Fridley Metrodome, Minneapolis Totino-Grace, Fridley 21-13 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Totino-Grace, Fridley (11-0) November 16 at Metrodome 6 New Prague (8-2) Totino-Grace, Fridley 20-16 New Prague 24-6 at St. Cloud State University Totino-Grace, Fridley 8 Sartell-St. Stephen (10-1) November 24 40-25 at Metrodome 1 *Northfield (8-3) 2006 CLASS AAAA

at St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights STATE CHAMPION St. Thomas Academy, 3 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 15-12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights (10-1) November 17 Mendota Heights 36-16 at Metrodome 5 *Benilde-St. Margaret’s (8-3) *Benilde-St. Margaret’s 19-7 at Grand Rapids

7 Grand Rapids (7-4) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 143 Eden Prairie – 2006 State Class AAAAA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Alicia Shuman, Rebecca Sholz, Lauren Mackmiller, Kristina Krautbauer, Megan Barclay, Erin Goldhamer, Andreya Reiter, Kaia Andreen, Jill DeGonda, Brittany DeZellar, Martha Mackmiller, Chelsey Jonason, not identified, Katie Boehm, not identified, Casey Collett, Nikki Leverenz, Kelsey St. Mary, China Smith. Row 2: Nick Roufs, Matt Dudley, Nick Petersen, Caleb Amundson, Emery Durand, Ryan Orton, Bryce McNaul, Blake Sorensen, Alex Tibbetts, Cal Yanes, Nick Amatuccio, Hatem Gad, Nick Hargrove, Adam Heimer, Student Manager Brett Voltin. Row 3: Mark Busch, Mark Hamilton, not identified, Sean Guargena, Dan Fagerhaug, Charlie Casey, David Larson, Alex Stroot, Josh Hammer, Ryan Johnson, Alex Juergensen, not identified, Kjel Mjoen, Tyler Optiz, Matt MulQueeny. Row 4: Coach Tom Anderson, Coach Windlan Hall, Coach Chris Stensgaard, Coach Ricardo Jones, Coach Steve O’Toole, Head Coach Mike Grant, Coach Chad Ostlund, Coach Clayton Hargrove, Coach Steve Born, Coach Mark Ritter, Trainer Gary Smith. Row 5: Coach Matt Herkenhoff, Coach Dick Gaughran, Coach Dan Hennen, Coach Lyle Schuette, Coach Ivan Rosario, Coach Leif Mostrom, Coach Gene Wise, Coach Jayson Sandeen, Coach Wayne Otto, Coach Dale Schneider, Coach Tim Kasprowicz, Coach John Ryski. Row 6: Blake Johnson, Nick DeNucci, Andrew Rotschafer, Jake Moore, Kasey Sime, David Roe, Matt Henderson, Allen Mattson, Alex Gregory, Muhidin Sheekh, Zack Armstrong, Kyle Geason, Alex Hanson, Jeff Bowlsby. Row 7: Willie Mobley, Kevin Soran, Blake Brix, Mike Walker, Justin Holmes, Stephen Phillips, Mike Gorski, Zak Krueger, Will Kattner, John Carruth, Ryan Grant, Phillip Nash, Jack Hewitt, J.T. Canakes. Row 8: Travis Blanshan, Rob Little, Mike Martiny, Ben Hueper, Shuab Isse, Matt Braun, Mahad Alim, Chris Beard, Joe Fiedler, Joe Okochi, Robert Gunderson, Chris Strom, Scott LIndner, Carter Bykowski, Tom Ries. Row 9: Zac Kallas, Max Kotula, Andy Jobe, Ben Hahn, Dave Norgren, Chad Schneider, Adam Lueck, T.J. Fleagle, Tom Morrish, Matt Norgren, Jim Heinmiller, Derek Plummer, Trevor Kucera, Max Melby. Row 10: Sam Buck, Matt Swanson, Pat Wells, Jon Osmundson, Matt Wussow, Max Pryor, Tyler Nute, Kyle Marshall, Dak Norwich, Jordan Manuszak, Mike Lescarbeau, Erik Soderberg. 2006 State Tournament Results — Class AAAAA

QUARTERFINALS November 10, 16-17, 24, 2006 SECTION QUARTERFINALS Sites Statewide 2 Eden Prairie (11-0) SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP at Eden Prairie Metrodome, Minneapolis Eden Prairie 48-21 CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Roseville Area (8-3) November 16 at Metrodome 6 Hopkins (6-5) Eden Prairie 49-7 St. Cloud Tech 41-14 at University oof St. Thomas Eden Prairie 8 St. Cloud Tech (8-3) November 24 21-14 at Metrodome 1 Rosemount (8-3) 2006 CLASS AAAAA

at Eastview, Apple Valley STATE CHAMPION Rosemount 33-10 3 Stillwater Area (8-3) November 17 Lakeville South 17-14 at Metrodome 5 Lakeville South (11-0) Lakeville South 34-6 at Wayzata

7 *Anoka (10-1) * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

144 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Football Tournament Championship Games — 1972-2006 Class Champions Runners-up Score Class Champions Runners-up Score 1972 1985 AA Minneapolis Washburn Moorhead 26-6 AA Burnsville Apple Valley 27-21 A Burnsville Sauk Centre 46-19 A New Prague Mora 16-12 B Mountain Iron Dassel-Cokato 54-6 B Jackson Mahnomen 26-20 C Gaylord Preston 26-6 C Glyndon-Felton Zumbrota 38-14 9-Man Rothsay Cotton 64-12 9-Man Westbrook Norman County West 45-18 1973 1986 AA Rochester John Marshall St. Paul Harding 25-0 AA Apple Valley Osseo 35-6 A Eveleth Willmar 28-18 A Cambridge Stewartville 24-0 B New Prague Appleton 13-7 B Watertown-Mayer Granite Falls 29-6 C Gaylord Holdingford 29-6 C Minneota Sherburn-Dunnell 52-19 9-Man Lake Benton Brandon 50-12 9-Man Argyle Silver Lake 32-7 1974 1987 AA Rochester John Marshall Bloomington Jefferson 41-19 AA Moorhead Winona 13-7 A Alexandria Chaska 26-7 A Cambridge Lakeville 28-14 B New Prague Caledonia 41-12 B Granite Falls Ely 43-20 C Battle Lake Bird Island 34-26 (2 OT) C Minneota Grand Meadow 27-7 9-Man Lake Benton Fisher 36-6 9-Man Silver Lake Verndale 30-14 1975 1988 AA Stillwater Richfield 20-17 AA Blaine Cretin-Derham Hall 25-24 A St. Thomas Academy St. Peter 21-14 A Lakeville Staples-Motley 35-28 B Gaylord Onamia 14-13 B Breckenridge Morris 21-7 C Esko Karlstad 62-0 C Minneota Rushford 42-28 9-Man Ruthton Audubon 42-20 9-Man Hallock Stewart 35-24 1976 1989 AA White Bear Lake Cloquet 14-13 (OT) AA Burnsville Stillwater 21-7 A St. Peter Mora 56-12 A Albany Totino-Grace, Fridley 41-32 B Caledonia Sartell 38-7 B Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop Perham 27-15 C New Richland-Hartland Bird Island 21-19 C Waterville-Elysian Mahnomen 14-7 9-Man Deer Creek Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 57-14 9-Man St. Clair Albrook 47-12 Fergus Falls 1977 1990 AA Minneapolis Washburn Stillwater 13-0 AA Anoka Elk River 19-14 A Fridley Grace Rocori, Cold Spring 36-12 A Fridley Sartell 34-12 B Granite Falls Stewartville 44-6 B B O L D, Olivia DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 15-14 C Battle Lake Henderson 21-20 (OT) C Mahnomen Becker 27-7 9-Man Deer Creek Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 20-0 9-Man Hills-Beaver Creek Argyle 28-21 Fergus Falls 1991 1978 AA Burnsville Lakeville 10-7 AA Edina West Fridley 21-0 A Spring Lake Park Rocori, Cold Spring 20-0 A Fridley Grace Apple Valley 17-14 B B O L D, Olivia Deer River 14-0 B New Richland-Hartland Barnesville 48-8 C Mahnomen Mankato Loyola 42-0 C Alden-Conger Battle Lake 15-14 9-Man Chokio-Alberta Grygla/Goodridge 7-6 9-Man Hoffman Albrook, Saginaw 44-28 1992 1979 AA Lakeville Cretin-Derham Hall 19-7 AA Columbia Heights Richfield 8-3 A Detroit Lakes Farmington 21-0 A Rochester Lourdes Apple Valley 22-6 B St. Cloud Cathedral B O L D, Olivia 7-6 B Gaylord Mahnomen 15-6 C Mahnomen Mankato Loyola 20-13 (2 OT) C Bird Island-Lake Lillian Harmony 34-6 9-Man Stephen Cromwell 36-20 9-Man Russell Toivola-Meadowlands 17-14 1980 1993 AA Burnsville Cambridge 23-6 AA Apple Valley Rochester John Marshall 29-7 A Crookston Pipestone 32-6 A Detroit Lakes Northfield 21-14 B Mahnomen Austin Pacelli 34-0 B St. Cloud Cathedral Zumbrota-Mazeppa 28-6 C Bird Island-Lake Lillian Mountain Lake 20-7 C Mahnomen Minneota 43-23 9-Man Hoffman-Kensington Toivola-Meadowlands 18-14 9-Man Chokio-Alberta LeRoy-Ostrander 35-0 1981 1994 AA Rosemount Moorhead 40-14 AA Anoka Alexandria 34-7 A St. Peter Hermantown 18-14 A Sartell Northfield 24-21 B Holdingford Pine Island 39-0 B Triton, Dodge Center Becker 40-21 C Medford Clarkfield 33-28 C Chatfield Red Lake Falls 34-14 9-Man Argyle Starbuck 31-19 9-Man Kittson Central, Hallock Verndale 36-16 1982 1995 AA Stillwater Owatonna 34-27 AA Stillwater Area Rochester Mayo 31-7 A Brooklyn Center East Grand Forks 30-8 A Detroit Lakes St. Peter 30-15 B LeCenter Mahnomen 12-6 B Kingsland, Spring Valley Breckenridge 22-3 C Truman Belgrade 16-14 C Chatfield Hawley 12-6 9-Man Westbrook Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 34-12 9-Man Cromwell LeRoy-Ostrander 26-18 Fergus Falls 1996 1983 AA Eden Prairie Blaine 23-22 AA Coon Rapids Bloomington Jefferson 34-31 A Mora Northfield 7-3 A Hutchinson Park Rapids 36-14 B Breck School, Golden Valley Windom Area 24-7 B Jordan Breckenridge 27-0 C Chatfield Hawley 12-7 C Southland, Adams Bird Island-Lake Lillian 28-0 9-Man Cromwell Verndale 46-44 9-Man Silver Lake Norman County West/Climax 27-12 1997 1984 AAAAA Eden Prairie Blaine 32-28 AA Stillwater Burnsville 36-33 AAAA Northfield Detroit Lakes 28-0 A Hutchinson Centennial, Circle Pines 32-7 AAA Albany Jackson County Central 55-7 B Granite Falls Breckenridge 13-7 AA Pelican Rapids Waterville-Elysian-Morristown 34-32 C Harmony Glyndon-Felton 20-14 A Cook County, Grand Marais Adrian 13-12 9-Man Norman County West Silver Lake 37-20 9-Man Verndale Cromwell 18-12 Continued on page 146

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 145 State Football Tournament Championship Games — 1972-2006 Continued from page 145 Class Champions Runners-up Score Class Champions Runners-up Score 1998 2003 AAAAA Woodbury Champlin Park 28-7 AAAAA Lakeville Hastings 34-9 AAAA Hutchinson Owatonna 21-20 AAAA Totino-Grace, Fridley Hutchinson 57-13 AAA Foley Jackson County Central 21-7 AAA Glencoe-Silver Lake Delano 21-0 AA Mahnomen B O L D, Olivia 27-26 AA Breck School, Golden Valley Kingsland, Spring Valley 51-14 A Cook County, Grand Marais Adrian 15-8 A Goodhue Medford/El Shaddai 20-8 9-Man Cromwell Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 40-22 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 39-7 Fergus Falls Fergus Falls 1999 2004 AAAAA Cretin-Derham Hall Hastings 42-21 AAAAA Minnetonka Wayzata 23-14 AAAA Mankato West Cambridge-Isanti 35-28 AAAA Totino-Grace, Fridley Sartell-St. Stephen 27-6 AAA De LaSalle, Minneapolis St. Michael-Albertville 28-7 AAA East Grand Forks Becker 31-14 AA Waterville-Elysian-Morristown West Central Area, Barrett 34-0 AA Pierz Eden Valley-Watkins 39-14 A Cook County, Grand Marais LeCenter 14-6 A Rushford-Peterson *Otter Tail Central, Battle Lake 20-6 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Nicollet 18-8 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central Bertha-Hewitt 25-6 2000 2005 AAAAA Eden Prairie Cretin-Derham Hall 24-14 AAAAA Wayzata Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 28-24 AAAA Cambridge-Isanti St. Thomas Academy 24-14 AAAA Mahtomedi Academy of Holy Angels, 27-26 (OT) AAA Glencoe-Silver Lake Albany 21-0 Richfield AA Triton, Dodge Center *Otter Tail Central 31-12 AAA Becker Albany 28-0 A Sleepy Eye Public Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 13-12 AA Eden Valley-Watkins Caledonia 21-7 9-Man Westbrook-Walnut Grove Cromwell 42-20 A Springfield Goodhue 21-16 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central Cromwell 45-15 2001 2006 AAAAA Hastings Blaine 28-9 AAAAA Eden Prairie Lakeville South 21-14 AAAA Detroit Lakes Mankato East 36-34 AAAA Totino-Grace, Fridley St. Thomas Academy, AAA Jackson County Central Becker 42-7 Mendota Heights 40-25 AA Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City Windom Area 27-20 AAA Glencoe-Silver Lake Becker 42-20 A McLeod West, Brownton Pillager 30-22 AA Triton, Dodge Center Luverne 70-21 9-Man Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Ada-Borup 37-7 A Rushford-Peterson New Ulm Cathedral 20-7 Fergus Falls 9-Man Stephen-Argyle Central Wheaton 42-15 2002 AAAAA Eden Prairie Champlin Park 21-0 AAAA Mankato West Mahtomedi 17-7 AAA Plainview/Elgin-Millville Glencoe-Silver Lake 24-21 AA Kingsland, Spring Valley Norwood-Young America 35-7 A Rushford-Peterson Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin 14-7 9-Man Verndale Nicollet 21-14

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 138) running backs in double figures: Erik Olson with previous mark in 2003 with 57 points. 80 yards, junior Luke Zollner had 65 yards, and The total of 91 points also established a senior Paul Turbes had 63 yards. new record for two teams. Cromwell Rushford-Peterson’s 10-6 quarterfinal victory and Verndale combined for 90 points in over the defending champions from Springfield the 1996 9-Man game. avenged last year’s loss in the same round. Last Senior Jake Harmon scored three year, the Tigers advanced with a 14-0 victory times for the Cobras on runs of 19, 20, over the Trojans. In the semifinals, Rushford- and 49 yards, respectively. Triton junior Peterson defeated the Wabasso Rabbits 21-6. Caleb Rissman added four touchdowns The Trojans ground out 266 yards of offense and – two rushing, one receiving after MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO scored three times on two one-yard rushes and catching a 72-yard pass from senior one 11-yard rush. The touchdowns were scored quarterback Zach Erdmann, and one by three different running backs: senior Robby 62-yard punt return. Erdmann scored Ebner, Chuck Ingram, and Parker Brand. Brand once on a 1-yard run and again on a 15- finished with 141 yards, Ingram had 109 yards, yard run. Junior Chace Sackett had the and Ebner’s one-yard score was his overall total remaining 17-yard touchdown run for on five rushes. Sixty-nine of Wabasso’s 117 total Triton. Triton led 35-0 after the first offensive yards came through the air. Junior quarter, 47-7 at the half, and 62-14 Christopher Eichten connected with senior after three quarters. Tony Ourada for a 5-yard touchdown strike to Senior Jeremy Hoff led Luverne get the Rabbits’ only score. with 98 yards on 5-for-16 passing. His one touchdown pass was a 21-yard com- Class AA pletion to senior Derek Boeve in the The Triton Cobras of Dodge Center struck second quarter. Senior Derek Elbers fast and often, easily outdistancing the Luverne rushed for 83 yards on 20 attempts and Cardinals 70-21 for their third state football also had seven tackles for the Cardinals. championship in their sixth tournament appear- Triton’s remarkable performance in ance. The Cobras’ venomous offense accumulat- the state tournament started with a Dustin Jurek of Glencoe-Silver Lake (23) slips by Ryan ed 503 yards and their 70 points shattered a Prep 40-14 quarterfinal victory over the first- Thompson of Becker (40) in the Class AAA championship Bowl record for most points by one team. time qualifiers from St. Croix Lutheran game. The Panthers overcame a 14-0 first-quarter deficit Totino-Grace of Fridley had established the Continued on page 147 and defeated the Bulldogs 42-20.

146 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006 State Football Tournament Paid Attendance (QUARTERFINALS, SEMIFINALS & PREP BOWL)

Quarterfinals CLASS AAAAA CLASS AA Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Eden Prairie at Roseville Area ...... 2,127 Triton, Dodge Center at St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul ...... 1,572 Hopkins at St. Cloud Tech ...... 2,319 MACCRAY, Clara City at Hawley ...... 1,176 Rosemount at Stillwater Area ...... 3,025 Winona Cotter at Luverne ...... 1,110 Lakeville South at *Anoka ...... 3,497 Eden Valley-Watkins at *Moose Lake/Willow River ...... 1,107 TOTAL 10,968 TOTAL 4,965 CLASS AAAA CLASS A Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Mankato West at Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1,495 New Ulm Cathedral at Goodhue ...... 968 New Prague at Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 1,882 New York Mills at Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1,013 *Northfield at St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 2,131 Rushford-Peterson at Springfield ...... 1,039 *Benilde-St. Margaret’s at Grand Rapids ...... 1,444 Wabasso at Barnum ...... 881 TOTAL 6,952 TOTAL 3,901 CLASS AAA CLASS 9-MAN Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Quarterfinals Paid Attendance Glencoe-Silver Lake at Delano ...... 1,333 Edgerton at Underwood ...... 1,028 Litchfield at Thief River Falls ...... 1,225 Ulen-Hitterdal at Stephen-Argyle Central ...... 599 Rochester Lourdes at Blue Earth Area ...... 1,499 Lanesboro at Wheaton ...... 843 Becker at Proctor ...... 1,535 Cromwell at Mountain Iron-Buhl ...... 1,035 TOTAL 5,592 TOTAL 3,505 SUMMARY Total Class AAAAA Quarterfinals ...... 10,968 Total Class AAAA Quarterfinals ...... 6,952 Total Class AAA Quarterfinals ...... 5,592 Total Class AA Quarterfinals ...... 4,965 Total Class A Quarterfinals ...... 3,901 Total Class 9-Man Quarterfinals ...... 3,505 TOTAL 35,883 Semifinals Prep Bowl (All games held at Metrodome, Minneapolis.) (All games held at Metrodome, Minneapolis.) Thursday, November 16, & Friday, November 17, 2006 Friday, November 24, 2006 (12 games – 1 in each class per day) (6 games – 1 in each class) Students 17,710 Students 12,619 Adults 20,032 Adults 16,574 TOTAL 37,742 TOTAL 29,193

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 146) Class AAA Hunter Dunbar with an eight-yard touchdown of West St. Paul. Triton then defeated the Glencoe-Silver Lake (13-1) won its third pass to put the Panthers up 25-14. Becker rallied Hawley Nuggets 41-0 in the semifinals. Triton championship with a 45-20 victory over the to within 25-20 when Hubbard, a senior, com- scored on six of their 10 offensive possessions and defending champions from Becker (12-2). Both pleted a 36-yard pass to senior Matt Veldman. racked up 398 total yards, 356 of them on the Becker and Glencoe-Silver Lake shared the No. The Bulldogs attempted the two-point conver- ground. Their first five scoring drives each aver- 3 ranking prior to the tournament. The sion, but Hubbard’s pass attempt failed. aged just four plays and 59 seconds in time of pos- Panther’s win also avenged last year’s 21-3 semi- In the fourth quarter, Glencoe-Silver Lake session. Caleb Rissman led the Cobras attack, final loss to Becker. took over with defensive turnovers. A fumble rushing for 161 yards - an average of 16.1 yards Becker led 14-0 at the end of the first quar- recovery by junior Steve Slater at Becker’s 23- per attempt. Senior teammate Beau Kvam also ter, but the Panthers rallied in the second and yard line led to a Panther touchdown and a 35- ran for 121 yards on nine carries. Both Rissman scored three touchdowns. The went up 19-14 20 lead. A pass interception by senior Eric Rose and Kvam scored two touchdowns. The Nuggets when senior Chip Maresh intercepted a Seth didn’t pan out offensively, but Panther junior had only one drive that went more than 24 total Hubbard pass and went 55 yards for a Glencoe- Michael Cano recovered another fumble on yards and that possession ended with no points Silver Lake touchdown. The Panthers went for their ensuing fourth-down punt. Two plays later, after four plays inside the Cobra 10-yard line in the two-point conversion, but the Bulldogs the Panthers scored again when Jurek rushed the second quarter. Hawley had just 85 yards at stopped junior Dustin Jurek’s run. into the end zone on 13-yard carry. Overall, halftime and finished with only 151 yards for the Glencoe-Silver Lake opened the scoring in Glencoe-Silver Lake scored 17 unanswered game. the third quarter after senior Jonathan Hoese points in the fourth quarter, and Becker’s The defending champions from Eden Valley- converted a fourth-and-1 into 15 yards from the Hubbard was intercepted twice. Watkins fell to Moose Lake/Willow River 16-6 Panther’s 44-yard line. Junior quarterback Matt Jonathan Hoese scored twice for the Panthers in the state tournament quarterfinals. Muenchow took over from there and hit junior Continued on page 152

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 147 State Football Tournament Paid Attendance Totals (1972-2006) Class 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 AA 19,520 11,765 14,156 21,894 11,789 20,206 ***31,036 30,686 20,522 32,230 A 8,836 6,206 7,411 12,328 9,795 *16,938 18,338 14,073 13,041 13,607 B 6,119 5,944 4,612 4,725 3,329 *15,065 11,841 7,985 9,993 10,982 C 3,553 3,142 5,158 4,065 3,972 * 9,383 7,803 6,982 8,688 9,601 9-Man 1,723 3,046 3,723 3,713 2,965 * 4,020 4,601 5,025 7,928 7,735 Total 39,751 30,103 35,060 46,735 31,620 **65,612 ****73,619 64,751 60,172 74,155 * Total includes 7 games; previous years were 3 games. ** Total includes 31 games; previous years were 15 games. *** Total includes 7 games; previous years were 3 games. **** Total includes 35 games; previous year was 31 games. 1982 1983 1984 1985 Prep Bowl I ...... 37,311 Prep Bowl II...... 36,465 Prep Bowl III ...... 33,159 Prep Bowl IV ...... 30,499 Class AA1 ...... 24,297 Class AA1 ...... 18,977 Class AA1 ...... 15,522 Class AA1 ...... 15,980 Class A1...... 8,896 Class A1 ...... 11,748 Class A1...... 10,450 Class A1...... 9,238 Class B1 ...... 6,939 Class B1 ...... 9,464 Class B1 ...... 6,332 Class B1 ...... 7,955 Class C1 ...... 6,053 Class C1 ...... 9,199 Class C1 ...... 5,521 Class C1 ...... 5,580 Class 9-Man1...... 4,691 Class 9-Man1...... 6,322 Class 9-Man1...... 4,853 Class 9-Man1...... 4,445 Total 88,187 Total 92,175 Total 79,143 Total 73,697 1986 1987 1988 1989 Prep Bowl V ...... 38,089 Prep Bowl VI ...... 29,606 Prep Bowl VII ...... 27,608 Prep Bowl VIII ...... 30,199 Class AA1 ...... 19,442 Class AA1 ...... 16,610 Class AA1 ...... 14,402 Class AA1 ...... 12,769 Class A1...... 10,598 Class A1...... 10,473 Class A1...... 8,449 Class A1...... 9,936 Class B1 ...... 7,300 Class B1 ...... 7,909 Class B1 ...... 6,803 Class B1...... 7,311 Class C1 ...... 5,551 Class C1 ...... 8,743 Class C1 ...... 6,299 Class C1 ...... 7,344 Class 9-Man1...... 4,369 Class 9-Man1...... 5,301 Class 9-Man1...... 4,237 Class 9-Man1...... 5,016 Total 85,349 Total 78,642 Total 67,798 Total 72,575 FORMAT CHANGE 1990 1991 1992 1993 Prep Bowl IX ...... 30,412 Prep Bowl X ...... 15,414 Prep Bowl XI ...... 21,801 Prep Bowl XII ...... 19,968 Semifinals2 ...... 40,642 Semifinals2 ...... 24,613 Semifinals2 ...... 26,198 Semifinals2 ...... 29,921 AA Quarters ...... 13,194 AA Quarters ...... 35,424 3 AA Quarters ...... 6,614 AA Quarters ...... 5,004 A Quarters...... 8,167 A Quarters ...... A Quarters...... 4,759 A Quarters...... 4,625 B Quarters...... 5,466 B Quarters ...... B Quarters...... 4,538 B Quarters...... 4,456 C Quarters ...... 5,365 C Quarters ...... C Quarters ...... 3,140 C Quarters ...... 3,039 9-Man Quarters...... 2,672 9-Man Quarters ...... 9-Man Quarters...... 2,140 9-Man Quarters...... 2,202 Total 105,918 Total 75,451 Total 69,190 Total 69,215 FORMAT CHANGE - 6 CLASSES 1994 1995 1996 1997 Prep Bowl XIII ...... 29,009 Prep Bowl XIV...... 21,337 Prep Bowl XV ...... 24,575 Prep Bowl XVI...... 30,463 Semifinals2 ...... 34,366 Semifinals2 ...... 36,779 Semifinals2 ...... 29,458 Semifinals4 ...... 34,584 AA Quarters ...... 12,752 AA Quarters ...... 8,078 AA Quarters ...... 9,998 AAAAA Quarters ...... 10,920 A Quarters...... 7,302 A Quarters...... 6,010 A Quarters...... 8,093 AAAA Quarters ...... 6,329 B Quarters...... 5,994 B Quarters...... 4,191 B Quarters...... 5,155 AAA Quarters ...... 6,927 C Quarters ...... 5,086 C Quarters ...... 3,593 C Quarters ...... 4,405 AA Quarters ...... 5,161 9-Man Quarters. . . . . (no quarters) 9-Man Quarters. . . . . (no quarters) 9-Man Quarters. . . . . (no quarters) A Quarters...... 3,968 Total 94,509 Total 79,988 Total 81,684 9-Man Quarters...... 2,681 Total 101,033 1998 1999 2000 2001 Prep Bowl XVII ...... 31,349 Prep Bowl XVIII...... 27,050 Prep Bowl XIX...... 27,381 Prep Bowl XIX...... 25,139 Semifinals4 ...... 41,286 Semifinals4 ...... 40,336 Semifinals4 ...... 35,822 Semifinals4 ...... 39,398 AAAAA Quarters ...... 10,461 AAAAA Quarters ...... 14,518 AAAAA Quarters ...... 11,726 AAAAA Quarters ...... 13,326 AAAA Quarters ...... 6,658 AAAA Quarters ...... 7,947 AAAA Quarters ...... 5,039 AAAA Quarters ...... 8,565 AAA Quarters ...... 4,815 AAA Quarters ...... 5,663 AAA Quarters ...... 5,500 AAA Quarters ...... 6,548 AA Quarters ...... 5,109 AA Quarters ...... 5,925 AA Quarters ...... 6,343 AA Quarters ...... 5,744 A Quarters...... 4,261 A Quarters...... 5,970 A Quarters...... 4,293 A Quarters...... 4,596 9-Man Quarters...... 3,197 9-Man Quarters...... 3,136 9-Man Quarters...... 2,641 9-Man Quarters...... 3,492 Total 107,136 Total 110,545 Total 98,745 Total 106,808 2002 2003 2004 2005 Prep Bowl XXI ...... 28,706 Prep Bowl XXII ...... 23,698 Prep Bowl XXIII ...... 27,001 Prep Bowl XXIV ...... 26,448 Semifinals4 ...... 35,229 Semifinals4 ...... 38,667 Semifinals4 ...... 38,626 Semifinals4 ...... 41,217 AAAAA Quarters ...... 12,240 AAAAA Quarters ...... 9,586 AAAAA Quarters ...... 12,378 AAAAA Quarters ...... 16,051 AAAA Quarters ...... 6,923 AAAA Quarters ...... 4,339 AAAA Quarters ...... 7,125 AAAA Quarters ...... 8,769 AAA Quarters ...... 6,238 AAA Quarters ...... 4,226 AAA Quarters ...... 6,336 AAA Quarters ...... 9,529 AA Quarters ...... 4,749 AA Quarters ...... 3,365 AA Quarters ...... 4,662 AA Quarters ...... 5,378 A Quarters...... 3,487 A Quarters...... 3,183 A Quarters...... 3,761 A Quarters...... 5,151 9-Man Quarters...... 2,704 9-Man Quarters...... 2,872 9-Man Quarters...... 2,539 9-Man Quarters...... 4,042 Total 100,276 Total 89,936 Total 102,428 Total 116,585 1 3 Total includes quarterfinal and semifinal games. Total of 20 quarterfinal games played in Metrodome. Continued on page 149 2 Total of 10 semifinal games played in Metrodome. 4 Total of 12 semifinal games played in Metrodome.

148 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Football Tournament Paid Attendance Totals Continued from page 148 (1972-2006) 2006 2007 2008 2009 Prep Bowl XXV ...... 29,193 Semifinals4 ...... 37,742 AAAAA Quarters ...... 10,968 AAAA Quarters ...... 6,952 AAA Quarters ...... 5,592 AA Quarters ...... 4,965 A Quarters...... 3,901 9-Man Quarters...... 3,505 Total 102,818 1 Total includes quarterfinal and semifinal games. 3 Total of 20 quarterfinal games played in Metrodome. 2 Total of 10 semifinal games played in Metrodome. 4 Total of 12 semifinal games played in Metrodome.

Prep Bowl Records — 1982-2006 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Yards Rushing:...... 299, Brent Miller, Mahnomen, 1993 Most Touchdowns (Rushing/Receiving/Passing): ...... 5 (2/0/3) Cory Hackett, Most Rushing Attempts: ...... 39, Joey Miller, Wayzata, 2005 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1999 Best Rushing Average (15+ att.): ...... 10.75, Craig Dahl, Mankato East, 2001 Most Offensive Yards (Passing/Rushing): ...... 401 (344/57), Cory Hackett, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1999 Most Touchdowns Rushing: ...... 4, Jason Miller, Mahnomen, 1991; Isaiah Wahl, Most Passes Intercepted: ...... 3, Pete Roback, Anoka, 1990; Mark Olsonawski, Westbrook-Walnut Grove, 2000; Craig Dahl, Mankato East, 20012001; Kittson Central, Hallock, 1994; Mason Hansen, Cromwell, 1998; Blake Sczepanski, Stephen-Argyle Central, 2005 Tyler Drinkall, Rushford-Peterson, 2004; Matt Risinger, Minnetonka, 2004. Longest Run from Scrimmage: ...... 84 Yards, Jalon Hopkins, Minnetonka, 2004 Most Pass Interception Yards:. . . . . 120, Reece Henrickson, Stephen-Argyle Central Most Yards Passing: ...... 344, Cory Hackett, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1999 (on 2 interceptions), 2003 Most Passes Attempted:...... 44, Ryan Hulke, Nicollet, 1999 Longest Kickoff Return: ...... 95 Yards, Kim Sarin, Cretin-Derham Hall, 2000 Most Passes Completed:...... 26, Chris Meidt, Minneota, 1987 Total Yards Kickoff Returns: ...... 146, Aaron Oden, Stillwater, 1984 Best Pass Completion Pct. (10 or more attempts): . .818 (9-11), Riley St. Germain, Longest Punt Return: ...... 93 Yards, Calen Wilson, Mankato West, 1999 Stephen-Argyle Central, 2004 Total Yards Punt Returns: ...... 121 (5 returns), Matt McQuillan, Longest Pass Completion: ...... 90 Yards, Charlie Nelson, Perham , 1989 Cretin-Derham Hall, 2005 Longest Pass Reception: ...... 90 Yards, Jon Toedter, Perham, 1989 Total Yards All Returns: . . 157, Tony Stoering, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1997 Longest Punt: ...... 68 Yards, Guy Osterfeld, BOLD, Olivia, 1991 Most Passes Caught: ...... 11, Eric Hennen, Minneota, 1987 Best Punting Average (4 or more kicks):. . . 44.25, Brad Defauw, Apple Valley, 1993 Most Yards Pass Receptions: ...... 171, (9 passes) Judge Gisslen, Triton, Dodge Center, 1994 Longest Field Goal: ...... 43 Yards, Brian Smiddle, Blaine, 1996 Most Touchdowns Passing: ...... 6, Kirk Midthun, Triton, Dodge Center, 1994 Most Unassisted Tackles:...... 18, Matt Jarland, Harmony, 1984 Most Touchdown Receptions: ...... 4, Judge Gisslen, Triton, Dodge Center, 1994 Most Unassisted, Assisted Tackles: ...... 21, Joel Staats, Winona, 1987

TEAM RECORDS Most Points (One Team): ...... 70, Triton, Dodge Center, 2006 Most Yards Passing: ...... 344, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1999 Most Points (Two Teams): ...... 91, Triton, Dodge Center (70) vs. Luverne (21), Best Pass Completion Pct.: . . .818 (9-11 for 56 Yds.), Stephen-Argyle Central, 2004 Class AA, 2006 Most Passes Intercepted:...... 6, Breck School, Golden Valley, 1996 Fewest Points (Two Teams) in a title game: ...... 10, Mora (7) vs. Northfield (3), Most Offensive Plays:...... 79, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown, 1997 Class A, 1996 Most Total Offensive Net Yards: ...... 519, Minnetonka, 2004 Most First Downs: ...... 25, Minneota, 1988 Best Average Yards Per Play:...... 11.5, Stephen-Argyle Central, 2005 Most Rushing First Downs:. . . . . 21, Mahnomen, 1993; Stephen-Argyle Central, 2006 Most Fumbles: ...... 8, Silver Lake, 1987 Most Passing First Downs: ...... 15, Minneota, 1986; Minneota, 1987; Most Fumbles Lost: ...... 5, Jackson, 1985 Breck School, Golden Valley, 2003 Longest Game (time): ...... 3:09, Cook County, Grand Marais vs. Adrian, 1998 Most Yards Rushing: ...... 414, Stephen-Argyle Central, 2003 Longest Scoring Drive (elapsed time): ...... 9:36, Stillwater (68 yards), 1984 Most Rushing Attempts: ...... 67, Cromwell, 1998 Longest Drive for Score (distance): ...... 99 Yards (6 plays), Hastings, 1999; Most Passes Completed: ...... 27, Minneota, 1986 (15 plays), Mahtomedi, 2005; (12 plays), Becker, 2005 Most Passes Attempted:...... 46, Nicollet, 1999

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 149 Participants in State Football Tournament — 1972-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield...... 2001, 2004, Breck School, Golden Valley. . 1981, 1996 B Champion, Detroit Lakes ...... 1990, 1991, 1992 A Champion, 2005 AAAA Runner-up 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003 AA Champion 1993 A Champion, 1994, 1995 A Champion, Ada-Borup ...... 2001 9-Man Runner-up Breckenridge ...... 1980, 1981, 1983 B Runner-up, 1996, 1997 AAAA Runner-up, 2000, Adrian ...... 1997 A Runner-up, 1998 A Runner-up 1984 B Runner-up, 1986, 1987, 2001 AAAA Champion, 2002 Aitkin ...... 1982 1988 B Champion, 1991, 1994, Dilworth ...... 1988, 1989 Albany ...... 1974, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1995 B Runner-up, 1996, 2001 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton ...... 1993, 2002 1989 A Champion, 1992, 1993, 1996, Brewster...... 1977 Dover-Eyota ...... 1992, 1998, 2000 1997 AAA Champion, 1998, 1999, Bricelyn ...... 1981 Duluth Central ...... 1996, 1998 2000 AAA Runner-up, 2001, 2002, Brooklyn Center...... 1979, 1982 A Champion Duluth Denfeld...... 1979 2005 AAA Runner-up Browerville ...... 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, Duluth Denfeld-Morgan Park ...... 1982 Albrook, Saginaw...... 1977, 1978 9-Man Runner-up, 1995, 1998, 2000 East Grand Forks ...... 1982 A Runner-up, 1985, 1989 9-Man Runner-up, 1990, 1991, Buffalo ...... 1993 2004 AAA Champion 1992, 2004 Burnsville ...... 1972 A Champion, 1973, East Grand Forks Sacred Heart ...... 1978 Alden-Conger . . . 1978 C Champion, 1979, 1986, 1998 1980 AA Champion, 1984 AA Runner-up, Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2002, 2005 Alexandria ...... 1974 A Champion, 1981, 1986, 1985 AA Champion, 1987, 1988, Echo-Wood Lake ...... 1977 1994 AA Runner-up, 1996, 1998, 1999, 1989 AA Champion, 1990, 1991 AA Champion, 1995 Eden Prairie ...... 1996 AA Champion, 2001, 2002 Byron...... 1986, 1990, 2003 1997 AAAAA Champion, 1998, 1999, Anoka ...... 1990 AA Champion, 1994 AA Champion Caledonia . . . . . 1974 B Runner-up, 1976 B Champion, 2000 AAAAA Champion, 2001, Anoka (Anoka/Meadow Creek Christian, 2005 AA Runner-up 2002 AAAAA Champion, 2003, 2005, Andover) ...... 2005, 2006 Cambridge-Isanti. . . . 1977, 1979, 1980 AA Runner-up, 2006 AAAAA Champion Apple Valley...... 1977, 1978 A Runner-up, 1983, 1986 A Champion, 1987 A Champion, 1991, Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 1997, 2004 AA Runner-up, 1979 A Runner-up, 1984, 1985 AA Runner-up, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1999 AAAA Runner-up, 2005 AA Champion, 2006 1986 AA Champion, 1988, 1990, 1992, 2000 AAAA Champion, 2005 Edgerton ...... 2004, 2005, 2006 1993 AA Champion Canby...... 2000 Edina ...... 1981 Appleton ...... 1972, 1973 A Runner-up, 1982 Cannon Falls ...... 1996 Edina West ...... 1978 AA Champion Argyle...... 1981 9-Man Champion, 1982, 1984, Carlton ...... 1994 Elk River ...... 1982, 1989, 1990 AA Runner-up, 1985, 1986 9-Man Champion, Centennial, Circle Pines . . . . . 1984 A Runner-up, 2004 1991, 1992 1990 9-Man Runner-up Champlin Park ...... 1998 AAAAA Runner-up, Ely ...... 1980, 1987 B Runner-up, 1988 Armstrong ...... 1979, 1980 2002 AAAAA Runner-up, 2004 Esko ...... 1975 C Champion, 1985, 1986, 1992, Atwater...... 1978 Chandler-Lake Wilson ...... 1980 1993, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 1998, Chaska ...... 1974 A Runner-up Eveleth...... 1973 A Champion 2001 AA Champion Chatfield...... 1981, 1982, 1991, 1994 C Champion, Fairmont Area . . . 1978, 1982, 1989, 1992, 1996, 1997 Audubon ...... 1975 9-Man Runner-up 1995 C Champion, 1996 C Champion, 1999 Farmington ...... 1990, 1991, 1992 A Runner-up, Austin Pacelli ...... 1980 B Runner-up Cherry, Iron ...... 1984, 1993, 2002 2002, 2003 Babbitt-Embarrass ...... 1998 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 2001 Fergus Falls ...... 1977, 1986, 1987 Badger/Greenbush-Middle River ...... 1996, 1997 Chisholm ...... 1981 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1981, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2006 Barnesville ...... 1978 B Runner-up Chokio-Alberta ...... 1978, 1991 9-Man Champion, Fisher ...... 1974 9-Man Runner-up Barnum ...... 2006 1992, 1993 9-Man Champion Foley ...... 1998 AAA Champion, 2000 Battle Lake . . . . . 1974 C Champion, 1977 C Champion, Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross. . . 1999, 2000, 2002, Forest Lake ...... 1991 1978 C Runner-up, 1979, 1982, 1988 2005 Frazee...... 1990 Beardsley/Valley...... 1986 Clara City ...... 1984 Fridley . . 1978 AA Runner-up, 1989, 1990 A Champion Becker ...... 1985, 1989, 1990 C Runner-up, Clarkfield...... 1981 C Runner-up Fulda ...... 1995 1994 B Runner-up, 1995, 1997, Clearbrook ...... 1982 Gary ...... 1987 2001 AAA Runner-up, 2002, 2003, Clearbrook-Gonvick ...... 1992, 1995 Gaylord ...... 1972 C Champion, 1973 C Champion, 2004 AAA Runner-up, 2005 AAA Champion, Climax/Fisher...... 1999, 2000, 2002 1975 B Champion, 1978, 1979 B Champion 2006 AAA Runner-up Clinton-Graceville...... 1993 Gaylord/Winthrop...... 1983 Belgrade ...... 1982 C Runner-up, 1983 Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley ...... 1997 G-F-W, Winthrop ...... 1989 B Champion, 1991, 1995 Belle Plaine ...... 1977, 1979, 1993 Cloquet...... 1976 AA Runner-up, 1983, 1986, 1987 Gilbert ...... 1984 Bemidji...... 1978, 2000 Columbia Heights . . . . 1979 AA Champion, 1980, 1991 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1996, 2000 AAA Champion, Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 1987 Cook County, Grand Marais ...... 1991, 1992, 1995, 2002 AAA Runner-up, 2003 AAA Champion, Benilde-St. Margaret’s (Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1996, 1997 A Champion, 1998 A Champion, 2004, 2005, 2006 AAA Champion St. Louis Park/Groves Academy, St. Louis Park). 2006 1999 A Champion, 2000, 2001, 2002 Glyndon-Felton ...... 1983, 1984 C Runner-up, Benson...... 1982, 1996, 1998 Coon Rapids ...... 1973, 1978, 1983 AA Champion 1985 C Champion Bertha-Hewitt ...... 1980, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1999, Cotton...... 1972 9-Man Runner-up Gonvick-Trail ...... 1978 2004 9-Man Runner-up, 2005 Cottonwood ...... 1987 Goodhue...... 1998, 2001, 2003 A Champion, 2004, Bird Island-Lake Lillian ...... 1974 C Runner-up, Cretin-Derham Hall ...... 1984, 1988 AA Runner-up, 2005 A Runner-up, 2006 1976 C Runner-up, 1979 C Champion, 1990, 1991, 1992 AA Runner-up, 1993, Graceville ...... 1979, 1982 1980 C Champion, 1983 C Runner-up 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, Grand Meadow ...... 1986, 1987 C Runner-up, 1997 Biwabik ...... 1986 1999 AAAAA Champion, 2000 AAAAA Runner-up, Grand Rapids...... 1980, 1994, 2006 Blackduck...... 1979 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 AAAAA Runner-up Granite Falls . . . . 1975, 1977 B Champion, 1981, 1983, Blaine ...... 1988 AA Champion, 1992,1995, Cromwell ...... 1988, 1991, 1992 9-Man Runner-up, 1984 B Champion, 1985, 1986 B Runner-up, 1996 AA Runner-up, 1997 AAAAA Runner-up, 1995 9-Man Champion, 1996 9-Man Champion, 1987 B Champion 1999, 2000, 2001 AAAAA Runner-up, 2003 1997 9-Man Runner-up, 1998 9-Man Champion, Greenway, Coleraine ...... 2001 (The) Blake School ...... 1991, 1992 1999, 2000 9-Man Runner-up, 2001, 2003, Grey Eagle ...... 1977 Blooming Prairie ...... 1974, 1975, 1979, 1983 2005 9-Man Runner-up, 2006 Grygla-Gatzke/Goodridge ...... 1989, Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1974 AA Runner-up, Crookston...... 1979, 1980 A Champion, 1998, 1991 9-Man Runner-up 1983 AA Runner-up, 1994 1999, 2000, 2003 Hallock . . . . 1976, 1977, 1987, 1988 9-Man Champion Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1982 Dassel-Cokato...... 1972 B Runner-up, 1973 Hancock...... 1990 Blue Earth ...... 1972 Deer Creek ...... 1973, 1976 9-Man Champion, Harmony ...... 1979 C Runner-up, 1980, 1983, Blue Earth Area ...... 1990, 2006 1977 9-Man Champion 1984 C Champion, 1989, 1990 BOLD, Olivia. . . . 1990 B Champion, 1991 B Champion, Deer River...... 1984, 1988, 1989, 1990, Hastings . . 1972, 1974, 1997, 1999 AAAAA Runner-up, 1992 B Runner-up, 1998 AA Runner-up, 1991 B Runner-up, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2000, 2001 AAAAA Champion, 2002, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 1996, 1997, 1999 2003 AAAAA Runner-up Braham ...... 1995, 1998, 1999 Delano ...... 1982, 1990, 1995, 1998, 2000, Hawley...... 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 C Runner-up, Braham Bombers (Braham/Grace Christian) . . . . . 2004 2003 AAA Runner-up, 2004, 2005, 2006 1996 C Runner-up, 1997, 2001, 2005, 2006 Brainerd...... 1984, 1990, 1996, 1998, 2004 De La Salle, Mpls...... 1989, 1990 B Runner-up, Hayfield ...... 1978 Brandon ...... 1973 9-Man Runner-up 1999 AAA Champion Hector ...... 1982 Continued on page 151

150 Football 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Participants in State Football Tournament — 1972-2006 (Continued from page 150) Litchfield ...... 1978, 1987, 2003, 2006 New Ulm Cathedral...... 1974, 1985, 2003, Henderson ...... 1977 C Runner-up, 1980, 1981 Little Falls...... 1985 2006 A Runner-up Hendrum ...... 1972 Littlefork-Big Falls ...... 1987, 1990, 1994, 2000 New York Mills...... 2006 Henning ...... 1972, 1973 Luverne...... 1972, 1987, 1988, 1990, Nicollet ...... 1984, 1999 9-Man Runner-up, Henry Sibley ...... 1980 1993, 1997, 2006 AA Runner-up 2002 9-Man Runner-up Herman ...... 1977 McIntosh-Winger...... 1975, 1977, 1979, 1980 Norman County East, Gary (Gary-Twin Valley) . . . 1993 Hermantown ...... 1981 A Runner-up, 1984, 1997, McLeod West, Brownton ...... 1993, 1994, 2000, Norman County West/Climax . . 1983 9-Man Runner-up 2002, 2003 2001 A Champion, 2002 Norman County West, Halstad . 1984 9-Man Champion, Hibbing ...... 1972, 1975, 1978 Mabel-Canton...... 1981 1985 9-Man Runner-up, 1986, 1988 Hill City ...... 1978, 1983 MACCRAY, Clara City ...... 2006 North High School, North St. Paul...... 1998 Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Madelia/Truman ...... 1993, 1994 Northfield . . . . . 1993 A Runner-up, 1994 A Runner-up, Fergus Falls ...... 1976 9-Man Runner-up, Mahnomen . . . . 1974, 1975, 1976, 1979 B Runner-up, 1995, 1996 A Runner-up, 1977 9-Man Runner-up, 1978, 1981, 1980 B Champion, 1981, 1982 B Runner-up, 1997 AAAA Champion, 1999, 2004 1982 9-Man Runner-up, 1998 9-Man Runner-up, 1983, 1985 B Runner-up, 1989 C Runner-up, Northfield/ARTech ...... 2006 1999, 2001 9-Man Champion, 1990 C Champion, 1991 C Champion, Norwood-Young America . . . 2002 AA Runner-up, 2003 2003 9-Man Runner-up, 2004 1992 C Champion, 1993 C Champion, Ogilvie ...... 1987, 1989, 1990, 1992 Hill-Murray...... 1983, 1987 1998 AA Champion, 2003, 2004 Olivia ...... 1980 Hills-Beaver Creek ...... 1973, 1983, 1988, 1989, Mahtomedi ...... 1980, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1996, Onamia ...... 1975 B Runner-up, 1982 1990 9-Man Champion, 1992, 1994 2002 AAAA Runner-up, 2005 AAAA Champion Orono...... 1986, 1987 Hills-Beaver Creek/Ellsworth ...... 1997, 2001 Mankato East ...... 1993, 1998, 2000, Orr ...... 1997, 1999 Hoffman...... 1978 9-Man Champion 2001 AAAA Runner-up, 2004 Osakis ...... 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2005 Hoffman-Kensington ...... 1980 9-Man Champion, Mankato Loyola ...... 1991 C Runner-up, Osseo ...... 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986 AA Runner-up, 1987, 1988 1992 C Runner-up, 2004 1987, 1989, 1993 Holdingford . . . . 1973 C Runner-up, 1977, 1979, 1980, Mankato West ...... 1999 AAAA Champion, Otter Tail Central (Battle Lake/Henning) ...... 2000 AA 1981 B Champion, 1990, 1996, 1999, 2000 2002 AAAA Champion, 2006 Runner-up, 2002, 2003, 2004 A Runner-up Holy Trinity, Winsted ...... 1981, 1989, 2002 Mankato Wilson...... 1972 Owatonna ...... 1982 AA Runner-up, Hopkins ...... 1999, 2006 Maple Grove ...... 1998, 2001, 2002 1998 AAAA Runner-up, 1999 Houston ...... 1982 Mapleton ...... 1982 Park, Cottage Grove...... 1994 Hutchinson ...... 1973, 1977, 1978, 1982, Marshall...... 1991 Park Center ...... 1985 1983 A Champion, 1984 A Champion, Mayer Lutheran ...... 1980, 1987, 1988, 2000 Park Rapids ...... 1979, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, Medford ...... 1981 C Champion, 1986, 1988, 1989 1983 A Runner-up, 1984 1998 AAAA Champion, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Medford/El Shaddai ...... 2003 A Runner-up Parkers Prairie ...... 2003 Hutchinson Tigers (Hutchinson/New Century Melrose ...... 1995 Paynesville...... 1979 Charter) ...... 2003 AAAA Runner-up, 2004, 2005 Minneapolis Edison ...... 1982, 1983, 1984, 1989, Pelican Rapids ...... 1977, 1997 AA Champion International Falls ...... 1988, 1989, 1992, 1990, 1995, 1999 Perham ...... 1989 B Runner-up, 1997 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2005 Minneapolis North Community ...... 2000, 2003 Pierz ...... 1981, 1989, 1991, 2003, Irondale ...... 1981 Minneapolis Patrick Henry...... 1973 2004 AA Champion, 2005 Jackson ...... 1985 B Champion, 1989 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 1979, 1985, 1986, 1998 Pillager ...... 2000, 2001 A Runner-up, 2002 Jackson County Central...... 1997 AAA Runner-up, Minneapolis Washburn...... 1972 AA Champion, Pine Island . . . . . 1981 B Runner-up, 1987, 1992, 1997 1998 AAA Runner-up, 2001 AAA Champion 1977 AA Champion, 1978, 1981, 1997 Pipestone ...... 1977, 1980 A Runner-up Janesville ...... 1986 Minneota ...... 1985, 1986 C Champion, Plainview/ Elgin-Millville ...... 2002 AAA Champion, Jordan...... 1980, 1983 B Champion, 1994 1987 C Champion, 1988 C Champion, 2004, 2005 Karlstad ...... 1975 C Runner-up 1989, 1992, 1993 C Runner-up, 1994 Plummer ...... 1983 Kasson-Mantorville...... 1982, 1984, 1991, 1992, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm. . . . . 1993, 1994, Preston ...... 1972 C Runner-up 1998, 1999, 2000 1996, 1997, 2005 Princeton...... 1994, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Kelliher...... 1979 Minnetonka...... 2004 AAAAA Champion Proctor ...... 1985, 1991, 1998, 2006 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 1974, 1999, 2004 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood...... 1999, 2000 Randolph ...... 1979 Kiester-Walters ...... 1984, 1985 Monticello ...... 1976, 1988 Red Lake County Central (Oklee/Plummer) . 1997, 1998 Kimball Area ...... 1983, 1984, 1985, 1991 Montevideo ...... 1975, 1979, 1980, 1985 Red Lake Falls ...... 1994 C Runner-up, 2002 Kingsland, Spring Valley...... 1995 B Champion, Montgomery-Lonsdale...... 1981 Red Rock Central, Lamberton ...... 1996, 2001 2002 AA Champion, 2003 AA Runner-up Moorhead ...... 1972 AA Runner-up, 1974, Red Wing...... 1983, 2000, 2001 Kittson Central, Hallock...... 1993, 1981 AA Runner-up, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls ...... 2003, 2004 1994 9-Man Champion 1987 AA Champion, 1988, 1989, 1993, 2003 Richfield ...... 1972, 1975 AA Runner-up, 1977, Lake Benton ...... 1973 9-Man Champion, Moose Lake ...... 1977 1979 AA Runner-up, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1974 9-Man Champion, 1978, 1980 Moose Lake/Willow River ...... 2000, 2006 1992, 1993, 1994, 2002 Lake Benton/Verdi ...... 1984 Mora...... 1976 A Runner-up, 1985 A Runner-up, Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1997, 2003 Lake City ...... 1972, 1978, 1997, 2001 1988, 1993, 1995, 1996 A Champion Robbinsdale Cooper...... 1996 Lake Crystal ...... 1978 Morris Area . . . . 1988 B Runner-up, 1989, 1994, 1998 Rochester John Marshall ...... 1973 AA Champion, Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 1987 Morristown ...... 1987, 1988 1974 AA Champion, 1975, 1976, 1978, Lake of the Woods, Baudette...... 1997, 1998, 2001 Morton...... 1977, 1979 1979, 1993 AA Runner-up, 1996, 1998, Lake Park...... 1979 Motley ...... 1972, 1977 2000, 2001, 2004 Lakeville...... 1979, 1987 A Runner-up, Mounds View...... 2000, 2003, 2005 Rochester Lourdes...... 1979 A Champion, 1980, 1988 A Champion, 1990, 1991 AA Runner-up, Mount St. Benedict, Crookston ...... 1980 1982, 1983, 2006 1992 AA Champion, 1994, 2003 AAAAA Champion Mountain Iron ...... 1972 B Champion, 1973, 1982 Rochester Mayo . . . . . 1980, 1995 AA Runner-up, 1997 Lakeville South ...... 2005, 2006 AAAAA Runner-up Mountain Iron-Buhl ...... 1983, 2003, 2004, 2006 Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1977 A Runner-up, 1986, Lamberton ...... 1979 Mountain Lake ...... 1980 C Runner-up 1991 A Runner-up, 2005 Lancaster ...... 1976 Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 1991, Roseau...... 2001, 2002 Lanesboro ...... 1993, 2005, 2006 2002 A Runner-up, 2003 Rosemount . . . . 1981 AA Champion, 1982, 1989, 2006 Laporte ...... 1974, 1975 Murray County Central, Slayton...... 2000 Roseville Area ...... 2001, 2006 LeCenter...... 1982 B Champion, 1988, 1995, Nashwauk-Keewatin...... 2003, 2004, 2005 Rothsay ...... 1972 9-Man Champion, 1999 A Runner-up Nevis ...... 1981, 1990, 1993 1973, 1980, 1988 LeRoy-Ostrander ...... 1976, 1977, 1982, 1985, New Prague . . . . 1973 B Champion, 1974 B Champion, Royalton...... 2001 1993 9-Man Runner-up, 1995 9-Man Runner-up, 1985 A Champion, 1989, 2005, 2006 Rushford...... 1988 C Runner-up 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004 New Richland-Hartland...... 1976 C Champion, Rushford-Peterson ...... 1989, 1997, 1999, Lester Prairie ...... 1996, 1997, 1998 1978 B Champion, 1980, 1985 2002 A Champion, 2004 A Champion, 2005, Lewiston-Altura ...... 1981, 2001, 2004 New Ulm ...... 2003 2006 A Champion Continued on page 152

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 151 Participants in State Football Tournament — 1972-2006 (Continued from page 151) Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 1979, 1988 Verndale ...... 1981, 1986, 1987 9-Man Runner-up, R-T-R (Russell-Tyler-Ruthton) ...... 1990 South Central (Kiester-Bricelyn) ...... 1990 1989, 1993, 1994 9-Man Runner-up, Russell ...... 1978, 1979 9-Man Champion, 1980 Southland, Adams. . . . . 1977, 1983 C Champion, 1990 1996 9-Man Runner-up,1997 9-Man Champion, Ruthton . . . . 1975 9-Man Champion, 1980, 1985, 1986 South St. Paul ...... 1993, 2004 1998, 2000, 2002 9-Man Champion, 2003 St. Agnes, St. Paul...... 1995, 1997 Southwestern United (Sioux Valley-Round Lake- Virginia ...... 1990, 1995, 2004 St. Anthony Village, Minneapolis ...... 1999 Brewster/Southwest Star Concept) ...... 2003 Wabasha-Kellogg ...... 1983 St. Charles ...... 1985, 1991, 2000 Springfield...... 1997, 2004, 2005 A Champion, 2006 Wabasso ...... 1987, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2006 St. Clair ...... 1987, 1989 9-Man Champion, Spring Grove ...... 2003 Waconia...... 1992, 2005 1991, 1992 Spring Lake Park...... 1991 A Champion, 1992, 1997 Waldorf-Pemberton ...... 1987 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1976, 1992 B Champion, Staples-Motley ...... 1988 A Runner-up, 1989, 2004 Walker-Hackensack ...... 1985 1993 B Champion Starbuck ...... 1981 9-Man Runner-up, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley ...... 2000 St. Cloud Tech...... 1983, 1997, 2006 1983, 1984, 1985 Warren ...... 1991 St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul ...... 2006 Stephen ...... 1992 9-Man Champion, 1995 Warren-Alvarado-Oslo ...... 2000 A Runner-up St. Francis ...... 1977, 1981 Stephen-Argyle Central...... 1996, 1997, 1998, Warroad...... 1986, 1987, 1992 St. James...... 1980, 1988, 1992 1999 9-Man Champion, 2000, 2001, 2002, Watertown-Mayer. . . . . 1984, 1985, 1986 B Champion, St. Michael-Albertville . . . . 1997, 1999 AAA Runner-up, 2003 9-Man Champion, 2004 9-Man Champion, 2001, 2002 2001 2005 9-Man Champion, 2006 9-Man Champion Waterville-Elysian ...... 1984, 1986, 1988, St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 1979, 1982 Stewart ...... 1988 9-Man Runner-up 1989 C Champion St. Paul Harding ...... 1973 AA Runner-up, 1975 Stewartville ...... 1977 B Runner-up, 1981, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown ...... 1990, St. Paul Johnson ...... 1976, 1981 1986 A Runner-up 1997 AA Runner-up, 1998, St. Peter ...... 1975 A Runner-up, 1976 A Champion, Stillwater Area ...... 1975 AA Champion, 1999 AA Champion, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005 1979, 1981 A Champion, 1985, 1986, 1977 AA Runner-up, 1978, 1979, Waubun ...... 1990 1989, 1994, 1995 A Runner-up, 1999 1982 AA Champion, 1984 AA Champion, 1985, Wayzata ...... 1981, 1986, 1995, 2000, St. Thomas Academy ...... 1974, 1975 A Champion, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 AA Runner-up, 1990, 2004 AAAAA Runner-up, 2005 AAAAA Champion 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995 AA Champion, 1996, Welcome ...... 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1983 1986, 1988, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2005, 2006 Westbrook ...... 1981, 1982 9-Man Champion, 2000 AAAA Runner-up, 2001, 2003, Swanville ...... 1978, 1984 1984, 1985 9-Man Champion 2006 AAAA Runner-up Swanville/Grey Eagle ...... 1986, 1987 Westbrook-Walnut Grove ...... 1998, Sandstone ...... 1978, 1979, 1980 Thief River Falls ...... 2005, 2006 2000 9-Man Champion Sandstone/Finlayson ...... 1982 Toivola-Meadowlands ...... 1979 9-Man Runner-up, West Central Area, Barrett . . 1995, 1999 AA Runner-up Sartell ...... 1976 B Runner-up, 1977, 1978, 1980 9-Man Runner-up; 1982 West Concord ...... 1984 1990 A Runner-up, 1994 A Champion Totino-Grace, Fridley . . 1974, 1976, 1977 A Champion, Wheaton...... 1989, 1990, 1991, 1995, 2003, 2004, Sartell-St. Stephen . . . . . 1999, 2004 AAAA Runner-up, 1978 A Champion, 1981, 1984, 1988, 2006 9-Man Runner-up 2006 1989 A Runner-up, 1992, 1994, 1995, White Bear Lake Area...... 1976 AA Champion, Sauk Centre ...... 1972 A Runner-up, 1983 1999, 2000, 2003 AAAA Champion, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2002 Sauk Rapids...... 1980 2004 AAAA Champion, 2005, Willmar...... 1973 A Runner-up, 1987, 1988 Sauk Rapids-Rice...... 2003 2006 AAAA Champion Windom Area...... 1996 B Runner-up, 1999, Shakopee ...... 1981 Tower-Soudan...... 1981, 1985, 1986, 2001, 2001 AA Runner-up, 2002 Sherburn-Dunnell ...... 1983, 1986 C Runner-up 2002, 2005 Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 1989, 1991 Sibley East (Arlington-Green Isle/Henderson) . . . . 1986 Tracy ...... 1984 Winona ...... 1987 AA Runner-up Silver Bay...... 1978, 1984, 1988 Triton, Dodge Center ...... 1993, 1994 B Champion, Winona Cotter ...... 1978, 1979, 2006 Silver Lake ...... 1982, 1983 9-Man Champion, 1995, 2000 AA Champion, 2002, Woodbury...... 1998 AAAAA Champion, 2004 1984 9-Man Runner-up, 1985, 2006 AA Champion Worthington...... 1983, 1984, 2005 1986 9-Man Runner-up, Truman ...... 1978, 1982 C Champion Wrenshall...... 1983 1987 9-Man Champion, 1991 Two Harbors ...... 1977 Yellow Medicine East/E C H O Charter. . . . . 2004, 2005 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 2002 Tyler...... 1979, 1980 Zumbrota ...... 1985 C Runner-up Sleepy Eye Public. . . . . 1998, 1999, 2000 A Champion, Ulen-Hitterdal...... 2005, 2006 Zumbrota-Mazeppa ...... 1988, 1993 B Runner-up, 2005 Underwood ...... 1992, 2001, 2006 1994, 1996

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 147) on their first two possessions and were up 12-0 in the first quarter. Junior kicker Justin Rajtar in the second quarter. His first touchdown came on two touchdowns from senior David Malepsy - extended the lead to 17-0 when he hit a 33-yard on an 11-yard pass from Matt Muenchow, and one a 16-yard run, and the other on a 71-yard field goal in the second quarter. the second was a 13-yard run. In addition to his pass from senior Kent Johnson. But the Panthers The Cadets did not give up, however, and touchdown pass to Dunbar, Muenchow also ran displayed a rugged ground game led by Jonathan pulled within 17-15 before halftime. Junior Fritz 23 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Hoese, who finished the game with 173 yards on Waldvogel scored the first touchdown for St. Overall, he completed 7-of-8 passes for 70 yards. 21 carries and two touchdowns. The Panthers Thomas with 4:03 left in the second quarter. He Senior Keenan Dummer kicked a 19-yard field out-gained Litchfield 444 to 276 in total yards caught a 27-yard pass from senior quarterback goal for Glencoe-Silver Lake and also made good and 21 to 11 in first downs for the game. Matt Tim McManus and junior Foley Schmidt drilled on two extra-point attempts. Muenchow added 98 yards rushing on 13 carries, the extra point. Senior Joe Costello caught a 12- Becker’s Matt Veldman caught two touch- and he threw a 45-yard scoring strike to senior yard pass from McManus for the second Cadet down passes and finished with 45 yards receiv- Bud Sanken. Dustin Jurek ran for 81 yards on 15 touchdown, and junior William Kleinschmidt ing. Seth Hubbard went 13-of-25 on his passing attempts for the Panthers. caught a pass from sophomore Anders Lee to attempts and racked up 123 yards. Senior Jerrid complete the two-point conversion. Fisher led the Bulldog’s rushing game with 21 Class AAAA St. Thomas Academy also scored the first 10 carries and 83 yards. Totino-Grace of Fridley (14-0) won its third points of the third quarter on a 57-yard scramble Glencoe-Silver Lake was in control all the Class AAAA title in four years, and fifth over- from McManus and a 28-yard field goal from way to their title-winning finish. The Panthers all, with a 40-25 defeat of St. Thomas Academy Schmidt. defeated Delano for a second consecutive year in of Mendota Heights (12-2). Trailing 25-17, Totino-Grace then put the quarterfinals, winning 48-20. In the semifi- Totino-Grace jumped to an early 14-0 lead, together an 11-play, 72-yard drive that was nal contest, Glencoe-Silver Lake defeated the in part because of senior Mike Novitzke’s capped by junior quarterback Jordan Marshall’s Litchfield Dragons 27-20. The Dragons scored blocked punt return with 6:05 left on the clock Continued on page 153

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2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 152) ended their perfect 14-0 season with a 21-14 vic- hung on to the ball and ran out the clock. one-yard leap into the end zone on a fourth tory over the Cougars of Lakeville South (13-1). Ryan Grant completed 12-of-16 pass down. The momentum stayed on the Eagles’ It was the fifth title in 11 years for the Eagles. attempts for 168 yards for Eden Prairie. Matt side, and after senior Jordan Ask recovered a The two teams, who tied for the Lake Swanson ran 12 times for the Eagles and racked fumble on St. Thomas Academy’s 32-yard line, Conference title in 2006, traded touchdowns in up 65 yards. Lakeville South’s Marcus Brumm Rajtar hit his second 33-yard field goal of the the first half with each scoring one touchdown went 16-of-32 on his pass attempts and finished game to put Totino up 26-25. in the first and second quarters. Junior Matt with 185 yards. Logan Flannery led the Cougars’ Two more Cadet turnovers led to the Eagle’s Swanson struck first for Eden Prairie on a 21- rushing attack with 80 yards on 19 attempts. remaining 14 points. Griswold returned an yard run. With 32 seconds remaining in the first Eden Prairie defeated Roseville Area 48-21 interception 37 yards and junior Micah Koehn quarter, Lakeville South senior Brady Soule tied in the quarterfinals, and went on to beat St. rushed four yards for the touchdown on the fol- the score at seven when caught a five-yard pass Cloud Tech 49-7 in the semifinals. The Eagles lowing play. On the ensuing kickoff, Ash recov- from senior quarterback Marcus Brumm. had 17 different players gain offensive yardage in ered another fumble on the St. Thomas In the second quarter, the Eagles struck with the semifinal tour via the rush, pass, or pass Academy 30-yard line. And, eight plays later, a pass play and the Cougars converted on a rush reception. Eden Prairie led 35-0 at the half on junior Jake King scored from one-yard out with attempt. Senior Adam Rotschafer gave Eden the strength of three Zack Armstrong touch- 1:26 to play. Prairie the brief 14-7 advantage when he made down runs. Armstrong also led the Eagles in Totino-Grace’s Jordan Marshall finished the good on a 42-yard throw from junior quarter- rushing with 48 yards on six carries. The Eagles game by completing 6-of-8 passes for 78 yards. back Ryan Grant. The lead only lasted for five kept the ball mainly on the ground gaining 267 Pierce Lubinski, a sophomore, led the rushing minutes, however, before senior Logan Flannery yards rushing. They had only 45 yards in the air game with 114 yards on 19 attempts. Senior completed a one-yard run into the end zone for and didn’t throw a pass in the second half. St. Aaron Hildenbrand added 92 rushing yards on Lakeville South. Cloud Tech did not get on the board until there 11 attempts for the Eagles. The deciding touchdown came in the third was just 4:52 remaining in the game. That was Tim McManus was the heart and soul of the quarter on Eden Prairie’s opening drive. Senior when sophomore Adam Johnson caught an Cadets’ squad. He passed for 146 yards and two Zack Armstrong capped a seven-play, 51-yard eight-yard pass from sophomore quarterback touchdowns on 10-of-21 attempts and added drive with a two-yard run, and junior Erik Connor Illies to cap a 12-play, 67-yard drive. another touchdown and 130 yards on 15 rushing Soderberg hit his third extra kick of the game. The defending Class AAAAA champions attempts. Eden Prairie got back to Lakeville South’s nine- from Wayzata failed to qualify for the 2006 Totino-Grace was forced to overcome an early yard line in the fourth quarter, but stalled when tournament. deficit in its semifinal game. After winning by junior Chris Ewanika knocked the ball from eight points (21-13) over Mankato West in the Grant’s grip, where it was recovered by Soule. The six games of Prep Bowl XXV at quarterfinals, the Eagles took on New Prague in Unfortunately, the Cougars only made back to Metrodome in Minneapolis on November 24 the semifinals. It was 7-0 New Prague at halftime, their own 41-yard line before being forced to drew a total attendance of 29,193. Total tourna- and the Trojans extended their lead to 10-0 with punt with 2:53 left. After that, Eden Prairie ment attendance was 102,818. just under eight minutes left in the third quarter on a 27-yard field goal by senior Tony Kubes. After Jordan Marshall scored on a 10-yard run to bring the Eagles within 10-7, Aaron Hildenbrand gave Totino-Grace a 14-10 advantage when he completed 21-yard scamper into the end zone with 4:07 remaining in the fourth quarter. New Prague wasn’t ready to give up, howev- er, and the took the ensuing kickoff and went 54 yards in six plays, scoring on a 34-yard pass play from senior Ross Skluzacek to Kubes to put the Trojans back in the lead, 16-14. It took the Eagles almost seven minutes to gain the final MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO advantage, but Micah Koehn secured the spot in the championship game when he rushed into the end zone on an eight-yard attempt with 54 ticks remaining in regulation. Pierce Lubinski led Totino-Grace with 103 yards rushing on 21 attempts, while Aaron Hildenbrand added 92 yards on 13 attempts. New Prague’s Tony Kubes gained 213 yards for the Trojans - 68 rushing, 124 receiving, and 39 on kick returns. He also led his team defensive- ly with eight tackles, including one for a loss. Mahtomedi, which won the Class AAAA title in 2005, fell to St. Thomas Academy 49-14 in the Section 3AAAA championship game. Class AAAAA The Class AAAAA game capped a day of Eden Prairie’s Matt Swanson (24) breaks through Lakeville South’s defense. Eden Prairie claimed its riveting football as the Eden Prairie Eagles fifth title after beating Lakeville South 21-14 in the Class AAAAA championship game.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Football 153 BOYS’ GOLF Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl, Minnetonka win first team titles; Eagan’s Peterson claims second individual championship

By Ellen Giloy Taylor Cavanagh of Perham and Peter Croonquist of Mounds Park Academy of St. Ryan Peterson, a senior at Eagan, won his Paul, both graduated in the spring of 2006. second Class AA individual title at the 2007 Back in the team competition, Virginia/Mt. State Golf Tournament. He was a co-champion 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Iron-Buhl’s Miettunen finished in 12th place in 2005 and tied for seventh place in 2006. In with 160 strokes. Ninth-grader Daniel Bidle tied Class A, junior Casey Hill of Virginia/Mt. Iron- of Jackson County Central, and senior Kris for 13th place with 161 strokes, and senior Tyler Buhl helped his team win its first title as he Kuenzli of Rockford all shot a 75 the second day, Hill tied for 24th place with 164 strokes. Seniors claimed individual honors. but it wasn’t enough to overcome their first-day Brandon Olson and Matt Babinski rounded out The Class A team crown was the first for totals. Bell earned runner-up honors with 154 the Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl squad. Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl under this name, but strokes, and Foss and Benson tied for third-place The defending team champion from Mounds Virginia won two additional titles in 1969 and honors with 156 strokes apiece. Kuenzli tied for Park Academy did not qualify for the 2007 1976. In Class AA, the Minnetonka Skippers fifth. tournament. improved on last year’s runner-up finish to claim In 2006, Hill and Foss tied for 12th place. their first title. Benson and Kuenzli tied for 19th place, and Bell Class AA did not compete. Last year’s co-champions, Minnetonka, which was making its fifth Class A overall tournament appearance, earned The boys of Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl its first title with 605 strokes. The improved on last year’s third-place finish championship was an improvement for to claim their first title under this name. the Skippers, who finished as the run- Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl finished with 626 ners-up in 2006. points, which was a 35-point margin over The Forest Lake Rangers placed sec- the runners-up from Breck School of ond with 611 strokes, while Cretin- Golden Valley. Crookston placed third Derham Hall of St. Paul and Moorhead with 666 strokes. Neither Breck School tied for third-place honors. Both teams nor Crookston competed in the 2006 finished with 618 strokes. None of the tournament. In addition to this year’s title, second- or third-place teams competed

Virginia also won titles in 1969 and 1976. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO in the 2006 tournament. Alexandria, Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl, led by individ- which won team honors in 2006, did ual champion junior Casey Hill, shot the not qualify for this year’s tournament. lowest score on each day of the tourna- Minnetonka shot a 300 on the first ment. They shot a 309 on the first – which day of competition, and trailed the lead- was 24 strokes better than the next closest ers from Eagan by one stroke. However, team, Glencoe-Silver Lake – and a 317 on on the second day, the Skippers shot the the second. lowest round of the day (605) and were Hill led from the outset and shot a 74 able to overtake both Eagan and Forest on the first day. That was two shots better Lake. than senior Jim Foss of Roseau and junior Skipper senior Donald Constable, Chase Sackett of Triton of Dodge Center, who was an individual co-champion last who were his nearest competition. Hill’s year, shot an opening day total of 72 to closest teammate was senior Jared lead his team. He bettered it by one Miettunen, who finished at 77. stroke on the second day and finished On the second day, Hill slipped with a with individual runner-up honors and a 77 and finished at 151 overall. Junior A Class A competitor ponders his next shot on the Black Brook total of 143. Robert Bell of Pierz, junior Scott Benson course at Izaty’s Resort. Continued on page 159 2007 Class A Medalist 2007 Class AA Medalist Casey Hill Ryan Peterson *Virginia/Mountain Iron/Buhl Eagan 74-77—151 67-73—140

154 Boys’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl — 2007 State Class A Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

(L-R): Asst. Coach Pat McBride, Kyle Richards, Brandon Olson, Casey Hill, Tyler Hill, Jared Miettunen, Dan Bidle, Matt Babinski, Alex Rozier, Head Coach Kerry Bidle, Athletic Director Willie Spelts. 2007 Boys’ Class A Team Results June 6-7, 2007 Black Brook Course at Izatys Resort, Onamia Course Yardage: 6,391 Par: 72 – 36 Holes Rank Team 1st Day ** Day 1 2nd Day ** Day 2 Total 1 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 74-77-79-79 309 76-77-82-82 317 626 2 Breck School, Golden Valley 79-84-86-88 337 76-79-84-85 324 661 3 Crookston 83-83-84-86 336 78-78-86-88 330 666 4 Lake City 80-82-82-97 341 76-77-82-94 329 670 5 Glencoe-Silver Lake 78-80-83-92 333 82-85-88-91 346 679 6 Fairmont 85-86-87-92 350 79-81-84-87 331 681 7 Jackson County Central 81-84-91-93 349 75-81-83-96 335 684 8 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 90-94-96-96 376 87-87-90-90 354 730 ** Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. ** Best four of six team players’ scores each day. 2007 Boys’ Class A Individual Results Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 1 Casey Hill 11 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 40-34 36-41 151 2 Robert Bell 11 Pierz 43-36 37-38 154 3 Jim Foss 12 Roseau 37-39 36-44 156 Scott Benson 11 Jackson County Central 41-40 39-36 156 5 Kyle Bahe 12 Annandale 42-39 37-39 157 Kris Kuenzli 12 Rockford 43-39 38-37 157 Chase Sackett 11 Triton, Dodge Center 38-38 39-42 157 Travis Heitman 10 Lake City 40-40 38-39 157 9 Andy Smith 12 *Cook County/Silver Bay 39-39 39-41 158 Spencer Halder 11 Lake City 46-36 37-39 158 Riley Conlin 11 Breck School, Golden Valley 39-40 35-44 158 12 Jared Miettunen 12 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 37-40 43-40 160 13 Dustin Fanfulik 11 East Grand Forks 42-41 35-43 161 Augustin Ruta 10 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 41-40 37-43 161 Daniel Bidle 9 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 40-39 41-41 161 Jake Sanders 12 Crookston 45-38 33-45 161 17 Matt Haugstad 12 East Grand Forks 43-45 37-37 162 Mike Dolan 12 St. Bernard’s School, St. Paul 43-38 40-41 162 Joe Overman 10 Albany 40-41 41-40 162 Tom Smolenski 11 Breck School, Golden Valley 42-44 37-39 162 Steve Slater 11 Glencoe-Silver Lake 41-39 44-38 162 22 Ryan Forgaard 12 Shattuck-St. Mary’s, Faribault 37-36 42-48 163 Continued on page 156

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Golf 155 2007 Boys’ Class A Individual Results Continued from page 155 Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total Scott Corrick 12 Glencoe-Silver Lake 42-36 41-44 163 24 Ryan Rensink 12 Delano 36-47 41-40 164 Alex Wallerich 11 Lake City 43-39 39-43 164 Grant Wayland 10 *Bethlehem Academy 45-42 38-39 164 Dillon Schultz 8 *Springfield/Comfrey 43-36 43-42 164 Tyler Hill 12 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 45-43 36-40 164 29 Jerrod Hansen 12 Jackson County Central 45-39 42-39 165 Jon Oja 12 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 42-39 42-42 165 Ben Morgan 11 Montgomery-Lonsdale 41-47 37-40 165 32 Joe Koyiol 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 40-40 43-43 166 Pierce Peters 10 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 44-44 37-41 166 34 Ryan Wagner 12 Osakis 40-47 39-41 167 Jarvis Weber 11 Martin County West, Sherburn 44-39 42-42 167 Austin Mulleneaux 11 Stewartville 41-42 42-42 167 Jordan Stahl 11 Windom Area 43-42 42-40 167 Taylor Frank 10 Battle Lake 43-43 38-43 167 Ben Rosol 9 Fairmont 44-42 38-43 167 Chris Clark 9 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 41-41 43-42 167 Ryan Remick 11 Crookston 41-48 39-39 167 42 Brandon Olson 12 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 44-42 42-40 168 43 Silas Collins 12 Breck School, Golden Valley 40-44 42-43 169 44 Brock Olson 12 *Cook/Orr 41-40 41-48 170 Adam Degerstrom 12 Hinckley-Finlayson 42-40 45-43 170 Tyler Pendleton 10 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 44-44 40-42 170 Matt Chalberg 8 Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington 43-45 41-41 170 Seth Heppner 8 Crookston 42-42 44-42 170 49 Taylor Schroeder 12 Nevis 39-39 43-50 171 50 Matt Kosbab 12 Fairmont 41-44 42-45 172 Brendan Hoskens 12 Breck School, Golden Valley 45-43 41-43 172 52 Tyler LeRoux 11 *Esko/Carlton 42-42 44-45 173 Jarid Everett 11 Kasson-Mantorville 46-46 41-40 173 54 Kolton Walker 8 Crookston 40-46 40-48 174 Devin Kerbaugh 8 Glencoe-Silver Lake 39-44 43-48 174 56 Ross Sandven 12 Lac qui Parle Valley, Madison 48-46 37-44 175 Andrew Diegnau 11 Fairmont 45-51 44-35 175 Ryan Stevens 9 Fairmont 36-51 40-48 175 Matt Babinski 12 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 39-40 49-47 175 Seth Kalin 11 Crookston 44-39 45-47 175 61 Adam Hoffman 12 Minneota 45-43 41-47 176 Myles Pfingsten 8 Fairmont 49-43 40-44 176 63 Sam Carr 12 Roseau 42-42 42-51 177 Ryan Schultz 10 Meadow Creek Christian School, Andover 46-44 40-47 177 65 Dustin Voss 12 Jackson County Central 47-48 41-42 178 Dustin Brown 12 Lewiston-Altura 43-46 43-46 178 Conner Christoff 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 50-39 43-46 178 68 Eric Laorr 8 Breck School, Golden Valley 44-46 42-48 180 69 Blair Gilberts 11 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 47-47 43-44 181 70 Michael Boyd 12 LeRoy-Ostrander 50-49 44-40 183 Beau Sorenson 10 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 45-51 45-42 183 72 Adderly Hoag 11 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 47-43 45-49 184 Tim Wilson 12 Glencoe-Silver Lake 48-48 42-46 184 74 Alex Mireault 10 Fosston 52-38 43-54 187 Tom Eckhoff 11 Glencoe-Silver Lake 44-48 47-48 187 76 Matt Guida 10 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 46-52 40-50 188 Lucas Henry 9 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 47-49 49-43 188 78 Evan Sieler 11 Jackson County Central 45-48 45-51 189 79 Sam Moyer 11 Lake City 44-53 49-44 190 Pat Garvin 10 Jackson County Central 48-43 46-53 190 Jake Humpal 9 Fairmont 48-49 44-49 190 82 Nicolai Baer 12 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 48-53 45-45 191 83 Tim Savre 10 Glencoe-Silver Lake 47-45 53-49 194 84 Steve Yorde 11 Lake City 50-48 46-52 196 85 Jacob Schumacher 10 Lake City 53-49 56-51 209 86 Tyler Asa 8 Jackson County Central 49-55 53-67 224 87 David Stofer 10 Breck School, Golden Valley DQ 44-44 DQ Marcus Brekken 10 Crookston 49-52 DNF DNF * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

156 Boys’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Minnetonka — 2007 State Class AA Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

(L-R): Justin Haines, Erik Hansen, Jake Gardiner, Sean Oakes, Keith Goodman, Donald Constable, Coach John Coatta.

2007 Boys’ Class AA Team Results June 5-6, 2007 East & West Courses @ Bunker Hills Golf Course, Coon Rapids Course Yardage: 6,535 Par: 72 – 36 Holes Rank Team 1st Day ** Day 1 2nd Day ** Day 2 Total 1 Minnetonka 72-74-76-78 300 71-76-78-80 305 605 2 Forest Lake 72-74-76-78 300 76-77-78-80 311 611 3 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 69-73-77-82 301 76-78-80-83 317 618 Moorhead 75-77-78-79 309 77-77-77-78 309 618 5 Eagan 67-77-77-78 299 73-80-81-86 320 619 6 Mankato West 75-76-78-79 308 78-79-80-82 319 627 7 Stillwater Area 74-75-77-84 310 78-81-83-83 325 635 8 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 76-80-81-85 322 76-79-81-84 320 642 *** Best four of six team players’ scores each day. 2007 Boys’ Class AA Individual Results Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 1 Ryan Peterson 12 Eagan 33-34 34-39 140 2 Donald Constable 12 Minnetonka 35-37 34-37 143 3 Dylan Gergen 12 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 33-36 37-39 145 Josh Bruder 11 Lakeville North 35-38 38-34 145 5 Gordy Diekman 11 Alexandria 35-37 37-37 146 Luke Angrimson 12 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 36-36 38-36 146 Steve Bidne 12 Roseville Area 35-36 34-41 146 8 Ben Wesley 11 Minneapolis South 35-35 39-39 148 9 Jeremy Tetrault 11 Forest Lake 38-36 36-40 150 Kyle Lewis 12 Forest Lake 37-35 37-41 150 Billy Barnhart 11 Park, Cottage Grove 36-37 37-40 150 12 Joe Zimmerman 11 Becker 38-33 40-40 151 Thomas Williams 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 35-38 39-39 151 14 Keith Goodman 12 Minnetonka 38-38 37-39 152 Aaron Wheeler 11 Moorhead 38-37 40-37 152 Kyle Bullerman 12 Owatonna 39-38 36-39 152 Brandon Hansen 11 Princeton 38-39 36-39 152 David Smith 10 Robbinsdale Cooper 37-37 40-38 152 Jeff Porter 12 Rochester Mayo 35-38 37-42 152 20 Tyler Ekenberg 12 Apple Valley 35-40 40-38 153 Andrew Ryan 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 39-41 34-39 153 Trevor Gervais 10 Fergus Falls 39-36 39-39 153 Continued on page 158

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Golf 157 2007 Boys’ Class AA Individual Results Continued from page 157 Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 23 Tony Meierhofer 12 Blaine 41-39 38-36 154 Curtis Gruidl 11 Mankato West 40-35 40-39 154 25 John Brooks 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 38-38 40-39 155 John Young 10 Forest Lake 39-39 37-40 155 Zach Kappes 12 Moorhead 38-40 37-40 155 Kyle Scanlon 12 Stillwater Area 39-38 40-38 155 29 Mike Tuel 11 Fergus Falls 36-39 43-38 156 Peter Follese 11 Forest Lake 38-38 39-41 156 Tony Krogen 11 Marshall 37-39 41-39 156 Nick Olsgaard 10 Moorhead 40-37 41-38 156 Pat Deitz 12 Moorhead 37-42 41-36 156 Mark Giorgi 10 Red Wing 38-39 40-39 156 35 Alex Robb 10 Chaska 43-40 37-37 157 Charlie Heidrick 10 Eagan 38-39 39-41 157 Sean Oakes 12 Minnetonka 38-41 38-40 157 Zach Huth 11 Stillwater Area 36-38 42-41 157 39 Jack Hanna 11 Centennial, Circle Pines 39-37 42-40 158 Andrew Kelly 11 Forest Lake 37-41 40-40 158 Joe Leuman 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 39-41 37-41 158 Alex Klehr 11 Mankato West 41-39 38-40 158 Toby Robinson 11 Mankato West 39-39 39-41 158 Sam Coatta 10 Minnetonka 35-43 39-41 158 45 Curt Carlson 12 *Brainerd 38-40 38-43 159 Mason Swenson 12 Eagan 39-39 36-45 159 Brandon Bohks 11 Mankato West 36-40 43-40 159 Scott Paa 11 New Ulm 40-39 43-37 159 Luke Carlson 12 White Bear Lake Area 39-41 39-40 159 Zach Stenstad 12 Woodbury 37-37 43-42 159 51 Jack Thumser 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 38-39 41-42 160 Scott Mathews 12 Grand Rapids 37-38 41-44 160 Jake Gardiner 11 Minnetonka 36-38 46-40 160 Spencer Hilde 12 Moorhead 38-44 37-41 160 Dan Ellis 12 Orono 39-38 41-42 160 56 Niklas Almstrom 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 43-42 40-36 161 Ben Kline 11 Faribault 41-36 44-40 161 58 Brad Riley 12 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 42-39 37-44 162 Nick Santrach 12 Coon Rapids 42-40 39-41 162 Jake Guzik 12 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 40-42 38-42 162 Jonny Brennan 10 Mankato West 40-39 41-42 162 Alex Beach 12 Stillwater Area 35-40 41-46 162 63 Brad Haberkorn 10 Eagan 37-40 43-43 163 Doug Jeans 9 Forest Lake 40-39 40-44 163 Erik Hansen 11 Minnetonka 39-42 41-41 163 Jon Anderson 11 Spring Lake Park 38-41 41-43 163 67 Tom Juntenen 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 38-42 41-43 164 Corey Leiverman 11 Mankato West 40-42 36-46 164 Drew Dufner 9 Princeton 40-41 38-45 164 70 Alex Roeller 8 Stillwater Area 43-41 40-41 165 71 Charlie Erickson 11 Moorhead 38-46 43-39 166 72 Brian Nelson 12 Eagan 41-40 39-47 167 Danny Menton 11 *Hutchinson Tigers 40-45 41-41 167 Kyle Coyne 9 Maple Grove 45-43 40-39 167 John Potter 10 Woodbury 42-40 41-44 167 76 Tom Wagner 12 Willmar 43-40 39-46 168 77 Neil Hultgren 9 Bloomington Kennedy 44-39 39-47 169 Michael Rydberg 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 43-42 41-43 169 79 Corey Mogren 12 Stillwater Area 42-45 42-41 170 Matt Kramer 12 Stillwater Area 39-46 43-42 170 81 Nick Jung 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 42-44 45-40 171 82 Jeff Jopling 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 43-43 41-45 172 83 Carson Bock 11 Eagan 40-47 43-43 173 Erik Adolph 12 Osseo 44-42 42-45 173 85 Christian Taber 11 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 42-41 42-50 175 86 Joe Williams 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 43-44 43-47 177 B.J. Schall 12 *Hutchinson Tigers 38-43 — WD

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

158 Boys’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Golf Team Champions — 1943-2007 Year School Total Score Year School Total Score Year School Total Score 1943 University High, Minneapolis ...... 314 1976 AA - Bloomington Lincoln ...... 470 1993 AA - Apple Valley ...... 619 1944 Hopkins ...... 317 AA - Virginia ...... 470 A - Blue Earth Area ...... 642 1945 Minneapolis Edison ...... 326 A - Albany ...... 463 1994 AA - Wayzata ...... 612 1946 Duluth Central ...... 312 1977 AA - Edina West ...... 460 A - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . .624 1947 Duluth Central ...... 640 A - Waconia ...... 471 1995 AA - Grand Rapids ...... 629 1948 Duluth Central ...... 637 1978 AA - Edina West ...... 452 A - Blue Earth Area ...... 635 1949 Faribault ...... 682 A - Waconia ...... 472 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 635 1950 Anoka ...... 668 1979 AA - Austin ...... 457 1996 AA - Mankato West ...... 624 1951 Anoka ...... 667 A - Waconia ...... 461 A - Crosby-Ironton ...... 654 1952 Albert Lea ...... 660 1980 AA - Austin ...... 627 1997 AA - Bemidji ...... 625 1953 St. Paul Central ...... 637 A - Waconia ...... 475* A - The Blake School, Minneapolis . . . . .645 1954 Edina ...... 662 1981 AA - Austin ...... 606 1998 AA - Wayzata ...... 608 St. Paul Central ...... 662 A - Redwood Falls ...... 659 A - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . .628 1955 St. Paul Central ...... 624 1982 AA - Albert Lea ...... 647 1999 AA - Eden Prairie ...... 602 1956 Bemidji ...... 485* A - Blake ...... 666 A - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield . .638 1957 No team championship awarded 1983 AA - Mahtomedi ...... 461 2000 AA - White Bear Lake Area ...... 610 1958 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 474 A - Sauk Centre ...... 480 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 621 1959 Redwood Falls ...... 482 1984 AA - Winona ...... 362 2001 AA - Rochester Century ...... 606 1960 Duluth East ...... 504 A - Blake ...... 477 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 603 Minneapolis Roosevelt (Fall) ...... 504 1985 AA - Mankato West ...... 469 2002 AA - *Hibbing/Chisholm ...... 614 1961 St. Paul Central ...... 490 A - Fosston ...... 480 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 634 1962 Red Wing ...... 461 1986 AA - Hastings ...... 473 2003 AA - Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1963 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 483 A - Sauk Centre ...... 479 St. Louis Park ...... 604 1964 North Branch ...... 478 1987 AA - Edina ...... 637 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 616 1965 North Branch ...... 451 A - Sauk Centre ...... 632 2004 AA - White Bear Lake Area ...... 601 1966 North Branch ...... 465 1988 AA - Bemidji ...... 622 A - Marshall School, Duluth ...... 627 1967 Austin ...... 481 A - Sauk Centre ...... 638 2005 AA - Eagan ...... 591 1968 Duluth East ...... 483 1989 AA - Bemidji ...... 621 A - Rochester Lourdes ...... 621 1969 Virginia ...... 465 A - LeSueur ...... 650 2006 AA - Alexandria ...... 598 1970 Edina ...... 462 1990 AA - Bemidji ...... 647 A - Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul . . . .617 1971 White Bear Lake ...... 462 A - Staples-Motley ...... 649 2007 AA - Minnetonka ...... 605 1972 Northfield ...... 454 1991 AA - Bemidji ...... 631 A - *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 626 1973 Edina West ...... 454 A - Mahtomedi ...... 653 1974 Austin ...... 463 1992 AA - Apple Valley ...... 623 * 1956 & 1980 based on 27 holes (normally 36 holes) 1975 Bemidji ...... 463 A - Fosston ...... 636

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 154) Seniors Keith Goodman and Sean Oakes, par 67. He did it on the first day as he birdied of the second day (71) and earned second-place and sophomore Sam Coatta rounded out the top three of his first five holes on the front nine. On honors. Cretin-Derham’s Hall Gergen and four scoring positions for Minnetonka. the back nine, he made three more birdies and Lakeville North junior Josh Bruder tied for third Goodman tied for 14th place with 152 strokes, then hit par on his final hole. At the end of the place with 145 strokes apiece. In 2006, Bruder Oakes tied for 35th place with 157 strokes, and day, he held a two-stroke lead over senior Dylan tied for 10th place and Gergen tied for 33rd. Coatta tied for 39th place with 158 strokes. Gergen of Cretin-Derham Hall, and a three-shot Sean Barrett of Mahtomedi, who was co- Juniors Jake Gardiner and Erik Hansen also lead over junior Ben Wesley of Minneapolis champion with Constable last year, graduated in competed for the Skippers. South. the spring of 2006. In the individual competition, senior Ryan Peterson held off a charge from Eagan’s Peterson of Eagan won his second title. He was Constable on the second day, and finished with The Class AA tournament was held June co-champion with his teammate Trent Peterson a 36-hole total of 2-under-par 140, which was 5-6 at Bunker Hills Golf Course in Coon Rapids. (no relation) in 2005, and tied for seventh place the second-lowest total in Class AA history. He The Class A tournament was held June 6-7 at in 2006. again made birdies on three of his first five holes, Izaty’s Resort in Onamia. This year, Peterson became only the third and Constable couldn’t make up any ground. golfer in tournament history to shoot a 5-under- For his part, Constable shot the lowest round

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Golf 159 State Boys’ Golf Tournament Records — 1943-2007

Most Appearances 25 Bemidji Most Times Runner-up 8 Roseau Most Times Champions 7 Bemidji Most Times Third Place 6 Anoka

School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 5 3 1 1 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 2 0 0 0 Pelican Rapids 1 0 0 0 Albany 6 1 2 1 Henry Sibley, West St. Paul 3 0 1 0 Pequot Lakes 2 0 0 0 Albert Lea 5 2 3 3 Hibbing 2 0 0 1 Perham 4 0 0 2 Alexander Ramsey 1 0 0 0 *Hibbing/Chisholm 2 1 0 0 Pierz 1 0 0 0 Alexandria 14 1 3 1 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1 0 0 1 Pipestone 3 0 0 0 Annandale 2 0 0 0 Hopkins 4 0 0 0 *Pipestone/Jasper 1 0 0 0 Anoka 16 2 2 6 Hopkins Lindbergh 1 0 1 0 Preston 1 0 0 0 Apple Valley 3 2 0 0 Hutchinson 9 0 0 0 Red Wing 2 1 0 0 Aurora-Hoyt Lakes 3 0 0 0 International Falls 2 0 0 0 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 12 2 1 1 Austin 17 5 1 4 Jackson 5 0 0 0 Richfield 1 0 0 0 Austin Pacelli 2 0 0 0 Jackson County Central 5 0 1 0 Robbinsdale 3 0 1 1 Barnesville 1 0 0 0 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton 1 0 0 0 Rochester 5 0 0 0 Becker 1 0 0 0 Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 2 0 1 0 Rochester Century 1 1 0 0 Bemidji 25 7 2 4 Lake City 6 0 3 0 Rochester John Marshall 2 0 0 0 Benilde-St. Margaret’s 6 1 0 0 Lakeview, Cottonwood 2 0 0 0 Rochester Lourdes 17 6 3 5 Benson 2 0 0 0 Lakeville 1 0 0 0 Rochester Mayo 4 0 0 1 B O L D, Olivia 1 0 0 0 LeSueur 6 1 1 1 Roseau 19 0 8 2 Blaine 1 0 0 1 Litchfield 5 0 1 2 Roseville Area 3 0 0 0 (The) Blake School, Minneapolis 8 3 1 1 Little Falls 1 0 0 0 St. Anthony Village 2 0 1 0 Bloomington Jefferson 5 0 0 1 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 3 0 0 0 St. Clair 1 0 0 0 Bloomington Kennedy 2 0 0 0 Luverne 2 0 0 0 St. Cloud Cathedral 2 0 0 0 Bloomington Lincoln 1 1 0 0 Madison 1 0 0 0 St. Cloud Technical 1 0 0 0 Blue Earth Area 11 2 0 0 Mahnomen 3 0 1 0 St. James 1 0 0 0 Breck School, Golden Valley 2 0 1 0 Mahtomedi 5 2 2 1 St. Louis Park 5 0 1 0 Breckenridge 1 0 0 0 Mankato 9 0 0 1 St. Paul Academy & Summit 3 0 1 2 Buffalo 1 0 0 1 Mankato East 4 0 0 0 St. Paul Central 10 4 0 0 Burnsville 2 0 1 0 Mankato Loyola 1 0 0 0 St. Paul Highland Park 2 0 0 0 Caledonia 1 0 0 0 Mankato West 10 2 2 2 St. Paul Humboldt 1 0 0 0 Cambridge 3 0 0 0 Marshall 4 0 0 0 St. Paul Johnson 4 0 1 0 Chaska 1 0 0 0 Marshall School, Duluth 4 1 1 1 St. Paul Monroe 1 0 0 0 Chisago Lakes, Lindstrom 3 0 0 0 Melrose 1 0 0 0 St. Paul Murray 4 0 0 0 Cloquet 2 0 0 0 Mesabi East, Aurora 4 0 0 0 St. Paul Washington 1 0 0 0 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 4 0 2 1 Minneapolis Central 1 0 0 0 St. Peter 3 0 0 0 Crookston 7 0 1 1 Minneapolis Edison 9 1 4 2 St. Thomas Academy 2 0 1 0 Crosby-Ironton 2 1 0 0 Minneapolis Marshall 1 0 0 0 Sauk Centre 10 4 3 0 Dassel-Cokato 2 0 0 0 Minneapolis North 2 0 0 0 Shattuck-St. Mary's 1 0 0 0 Deer River 2 0 0 0 Minneapolis Roosevelt 14 3 2 1 Silver Bay 2 0 0 0 Detroit Lakes 4 0 0 0 Minneapolis Southwest 7 0 1 2 Sleepy Eye 2 0 0 0 Duluth Cathedral 1 0 0 0 Minneapolis University 4 1 1 0 Springfield 2 0 0 0 Duluth Central 6 3 0 0 Minneapolis Vocational 1 0 0 0 Spring Valley 1 0 0 0 Duluth Denfeld 7 0 0 3 Minneapolis Washburn 6 0 1 1 Staples Area 1 0 0 0 Duluth East 11 2 2 1 Minneapolis West 2 0 0 0 Staples-Motley 5 1 0 0 Eagan 4 1 0 1 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 4 0 1 1 Stewartville 3 0 1 0 East Grand Forks 1 0 0 0 Minneota 1 0 0 0 Stillwater Area 6 0 1 0 Eastview, Apple Valley 1 0 0 0 Minnetonka 5 1 2 0 Thief River Falls 4 0 0 0 Eden Prairie 3 1 0 0 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 3 0 0 0 Totino-Grace, Fridley 3 0 0 0 Edina 7 3 4 0 Moorhead 4 0 0 1 Two Harbors 3 0 1 0 Edina West 5 3 1 0 Moose Lake 1 0 0 0 United South Central, Wells 1 0 0 0 Elk River Area 9 0 2 3 Montevideo 13 0 2 2 Valley North/Warren 1 0 1 0 Elmore 1 0 0 0 Mora 1 0 0 0 Virginia 4 2 0 2 Eveleth 2 0 0 0 Morris 1 0 0 1 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 3 1 0 1 Eveleth-Gilbert 4 0 0 0 Mound 2 0 0 0 Waconia 5 4 0 0 Fairmont 16 0 0 2 Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 1 1 0 0 Wadena-Deer Creek 1 0 0 0 Faribault 2 1 0 0 Mounds View 2 0 0 1 Walker 3 0 1 0 Farmington 2 0 0 0 New London-Spicer 3 0 0 0 Warroad 1 0 0 0 Fergus Falls 10 0 1 1 New Prague 1 0 0 0 Waseca 1 0 0 0 Forest Lake 2 0 1 0 New Ulm 3 0 0 0 Watertown-Mayer 2 0 0 0 Fosston 11 2 0 4 North Branch 3 3 0 0 Wayzata 10 2 0 3 Frank B. Kellogg 3 0 0 1 Northfield 4 1 0 0 White Bear Lake Area 7 3 0 2 Glencoe-Silver Lake 1 0 0 0 Ortonville 3 0 0 2 White Bear Mariner 1 0 0 0 Glenwood 7 0 0 1 Osseo 5 0 0 0 Willmar 3 1 0 0 Grand Rapids 12 1 1 1 Owatonna 2 0 1 0 Windom Area 3 0 0 0 Granite Falls 1 0 0 0 *Owatonna/Medford 6 0 1 1 Winona 4 1 0 0 Granite Falls-Clarkfield 2 0 0 0 Park, Cottage Grove 2 0 0 0 Woodbury 2 0 0 1 Greenway, Coleraine 1 0 0 0 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 10 0 0 0 Worthington 9 0 0 2 Hastings 14 1 1 1 Park Rapids 3 0 0 1 Zumbrota 1 0 0 0 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

160 Boys’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Golf Individual Champions — 1928-2007 Net Total Net Total Year Champion School Scores Score Year Champion School Scores Score 1928 Stan Clasen St. Paul Johnson 88-83 171 1981 AA - Steve Barber Austin 73-74 147 1929 Jarvis Tew Minneapolis Washburn 79-80 159 A - Tim Odegard Pine City 76-78 154 1930 Bob Leonard Winona 83-89 172 1982 AA - Kyle Anderson Duluth East 74-72 146 1931 Pat Sawyer Minneapolis West 77-72 149 A - John Brellenthin The Blake School 75-72 147 1932 Robert Campbell Duluth Central 76-81 157 1983 AA - Kyle Anderson Duluth East 73-73 146 1933 Arnold Hammerland Minneapolis West 79-81 160 A - Tom Blank Montevideo 77-76 153 1934 Herbert Griffin Rochester 78-76 154 A - Tom Skoien Madison 76-77 153 1935 Merle Getten Minneapolis North 84-78 162 1984 AA - Greg Braford Princeton 36-75** 111 1936 John DeYoung St. Paul Mechanic Arts 75-75 150 A - Dave Bratland St. Anthony Village 76-73 149 1937 Gene Christensen Northfield 74-77 151 1985 AA - John Young Chaska 74-74 148 1938 Roy Spillman Fergus Falls 83-77 160 A - Mike O’Toole Granite Falls 76-75 151 1939 Herman Berg Minneapolis Washburn 79-77 156 A - Brad Geer The Blake School 75-76 151 1940 Louis Lick St. Paul Central 78-75 153 1986 AA - Steve Chesley Mankato West 74-74 148 1941 Louis Lick St. Paul Central 74-77 151 A - Eric Peterson Benson 71-73 144 1942 George Klouda Hopkins 76* 1987 AA - Terry O’Loughlin Hill-Murray, Maplewood 72-78 150 1943 Howard Johnson University High, Minneapolis 75-78 153 A - Mark Mayer Sauk Centre 72-71 143 1944 Eddie Briggs University High, Minneapolis 82-75 157 1988 AA - Jeff Nielsen Grand Rapids 74-76 150 1945 Charles Stenvig Minneapolis Roosevelt 69-84 153 A - Andy Huettl Lake City 73-72 145 1946 Donald Curtis Robbinsdale 77-73 150 1989 AA - Chad Adams Albert Lea 69-75 144 1947 Bob Braff Duluth Central 71-74 145 A - Greg Tuttle Montgomery-Lonsdale 77-71 148 1948 Bob Braff Duluth Central 73-74 147 1990 AA - Aaron Jacobson Willmar 74-78 152 1949 Keith Jorde Faribault 79-74 153 A - Alfonso Carvajal Rochester Lourdes 76-76 152 1950 Clayton Westrum Albert Lea 75-80 155 A - Brian Nelson Valley North/Warren 78-74 152 Bob Young Montevideo 78-77 155 1991 AA - Pat Bauer Wayzata 72-76 148 1951 Tom Shanesy Robbinsdale 81-77 158 A - Mike Sauer Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 71-73 144 1952 Clayton Westrum Albert Lea 73-79 152 1992 AA - Andy Brink Bemidji 73-76 149 1953 Jim Lucius Northfield 70-79 149 A - Mike Sauer Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 71-67 138 1954 Craig Clauson Albert Lea 76-75 151 1993 AA - Eric Ecker Fergus Falls 76-73 149 1955 Jim Haxton St. Paul Central 78-73 151 A - Jeff Barney Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 75-72 147 1956 Rolf Deming Minneapolis Roosevelt 74-71 145 1994 AA - Mike Christensen Grand Rapids 72-71 143 1957 Rolf Deming Minneapolis Roosevelt 72-71 143 A - Adam Dooley Albany 75-71 146 1958 Bob Balega Worthington 75-73 148 1995 AA - Eric Ecker Fergus Falls 72-75 147 1959 John Hoffman (Spring) Windom 72-76 148 A - Russ Higgins Rochester Lourdes 71-71 142 Jim McElhaney (Fall) Breckenridge 79-74 153 1996 AA - Mike Christensen Grand Rapids 75-70 145 1960 No Tournament - See 1959 A - Josh Fenton Litchfield 74-74 148 1961 Jim Hiniker Hastings 74-71 145 1997 AA - Mark Christensen Elk River 73-68 141 1962 George Hallin Minnetonka 77-74 151 A - Aaron Sletten Underwood 74-71 145 Dick Jones Albert Lea 77-74 151 1998 AA - David Isaacson Mounds View 70-70 140 1963 Tom Huber Minneapolis Roosevelt 75-73 148 A - Joe Christianson Norman County West, Halstad 72-75 147 Tom Dickie Rochester 74-74 148 1999 AA - David Isaacson Mounds View 71-74 145 1964 Jim Jaros Minneapolis Edison 76-74 150 AA - Brett Swedberg Alexandria 74-71 145 1965 Dave Haberle Edina-Morningside 71-77 148 A - Ben Greve Annandale 74-75 149 1966 Steve Johnson North Branch 72-74 146 A - Dan Suedbeck Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 71-78 149 1967 Dave Haberle Edina 72-77 149 2000 AA - Spencer Hutton St. Cloud Tech 70-77 147 1968 Tim Hultquist Anoka 75-74 149 AA - Grant Lissick White Bear Lake Area 73-74 147 1969 Joe Hasbrouck Albany 70-73 143 A - Josh Sherlin Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 76-73 149 1970 John Harris Roseau 70-77 147 2001 AA - Brian Bohlig Cretin-Derham Hall 72-70 142 Joe Hasbrouck Albany 71-76 147 A - A.J. DeLawyer Deer River 71-72 143 Bruce Haslerud South St. Paul 75-72 147 2002 AA - Scott Gustafson Eden Prairie 67-72 139 1971 Jeff Lindvall International Falls 72-72 144 A - Eric Deutsch Rochester Lourdes 73-71 144 Bill Rislove Preston 74-70 144 2003 AA - Clint Cornell Grand Rapids 71-73 144 1972 Mike Kasner Foley 74-77 151 AA - Eric Nystedt Woodbury 73-71 144 Brad Cook Northfield 75-76 151 AA - Luke Gaskins Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 75-69 144 1973 Brad Cook Northfield 74-72 146 A - Johnny Larson Springfield / Comfrey 68-69 137 Mark Haugejorde New London-Spicer 71-75 146 2004 AA - Andy Paulsn White Bear Lake Area 69-72 141 Mark Knutson Albert Lea 70-76 146 A - Brett Benson Jackson County Central 75-74 149 1974 Miles Prestemon Bagley 69-71 140 2005 AA - Ryan Peterson Eagan 71-70 141 1975 Dan Croonquist Mounds View 72-71 143 AA - Trent Peterson Eagan 70-71 141 1976 AA - Richie Peterson Virginia 76-71 147 A - Andrew Alexander Rochester Lourdes 72-73 145 A - John Lundgren Montevideo 73-70 143 2006 AA-Sean Barrett Mahtomedi 69-73 142 1977 AA - Jim Kidd Edina West 71-76 147 AA-Donald Constable Minnetonka 73-69 142 A - Kevin Benesh Ada 74-73 147 A-Taylor Cavanagh Perham 69-75 144 1978 AA - Chris Perry Edina West 77-71 148 A-Peter Croonquist Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 71-73 144 A - Mike Montplaisir Barnesville 75-79 154 2007 AA-Ryan Peterson Eagan 67-73 140 A - Steve Oftelie Waconia 82-72 154 A-Casey Hill *Virginia/Mt. Iron Buhl 74-77 151 1979 AA - Chris Perry Edina West 72-73 145 A - Stu Oftelie Waconia 74-71 145 *18 Holes **27 Holes 1980 AA - Chris Perry Edina West 71-70 141 A - Stu Oftelie Waconia 36-72** 108

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Golf 161 GIRLS’ GOLF Minnehaha Academy’s Detlefsen becomes first golfer to win four individual titles; Minnewaska Area defends Class A title; Burnsville wins third Class AA crown

By Ellen Giloy with 156 strokes apiece. Senior Michelle Edlin of Jackson County Central finished in fourth atie Detlefsen, a senior at Minnehaha place with 160 strokes. Academy, made the 2007 State Golf In 2006, Noser tied for fourth place and KTournament one to remember by becom- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Spangler tied for 34th. Edlin did not compete in ing the first golfer in tournament history to win last year’s tournament. four individual titles. Detlefsen finished the strokes. She won by 10 strokes as a ninth-grader, The girls of Minnewaska Area of Glenwood Class A event with 144 strokes and defeated 12 as a sophomore, and nine as a junior. claimed their second consecutive and overall runner-up, senior Molly Noser of Rochester Detlefsen, who will compete for Central title in the team competition. The Lakers, who Lourdes, by 12 strokes. Florida next year, finished the tournament with were led by ninth-grader Courtney Boe and In Class AA, senior Samantha Sommers of 144 strokes. Rochester Lourdes’ Noser and Ely sophomore Emily Roering, were making their St. Cloud Apollo joined the elite list of golfers senior Kaytie Spangler tied for runner-up honors Continued on page 167 who have won three individual championships. She finished with a seven-stroke victory over junior Lizzy Carl of Henry Sibley. Minnewaska Area claimed its second consec- utive title in the Class A team event, while Burnsville won the Class AA team competition. It was the second overall title for the Lakers of Minnewaska Area and the third for the Burnsville Blaze. Class A

This year’s Class A tournament belonged to MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO senior Katie Detlefsen of Minnehaha Academy of Minneapolis. Despite a double-bogey on her final hole, she became the first golfer – male or female – to win four individual titles. Detlefsen started strong on the first day. She shot a 71, which was six strokes better than her nearest competitor, senior Molly Noser of Rochester Lourdes. On the second day, Detlefsen again outpaced the field. She was three under par through 10 holes, but played the final eight holes four over. She also had five tap- in pars on the front nine and two on the back. Her final hole was her most ugly of the tour- nament. She put her approach into a greenside bunker and her next shot sailed back over the green. From there, she chipped the ball and then putted twice. Despite the drama, Detlefsen still Katie Detlefsen of Minnehaha Academy won her fourth individual title at the Class A tournament. She equaled her biggest winning margin of 12 is the first Minnesota competitor — male or female — to accomplish the feat.

2007 Class A Medalist 2007 Class AA Medalist

Katie Detlefsen Samantha Sommers Minnehaha Academy, St. Cloud Apollo Minneapolis 70-77—147 71-73—144

162 Girls’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Minnewaska Area — 2007 State Class A Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

(L-R): Courtney Boe, Emily Roering, Chelsey Falk, Lisa Blair, Sarah Roering, Allie Ostrander, Coach Peggy Falk. 2007 Girls’ Class A Team Results June 6-7, 2007 The Sanctuary Course at Izatys Resort, Onamia Course Yardage: 5,328 Par: 72 – 36 Holes Rank Team 1st Day ** Day 1 2nd Day ** Day 2 Total 1 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 77-82-83-84 326 81-86-87-87 341 667 2 *St. Cloud Cathedral 83-87-88-96 354 82-85-96-97 360 714 3 Marshall School, Duluth 83-88-91-93 355 88-95-96-100 379 734 4 Providence Academy, Plymouth 88-93-98-100 379 89-93-97-98 377 756 5 Roseau 92-96-101-107 396 84-85-92-102 363 759 6 Luverne 85-98-101-102 387 87-94-96-97 374 761 7 Byron 96-100-102-108 406 87-92-93-96 368 774 8 Blue Earth Area 108-113-114-115 450 103-103-105-114 425 875 ** Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. ** Best four of six team players’ scores each day. 2007 Girls’ Class A Individual Results Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 1 Katie Detlefsen 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 37-34 34-39 144 2 Kaytie Spangler 12 Ely 40-41 38-37 156 Molly Noser 12 Rochester Lourdes 40-37 41-38 156 4 Michele Edlin 12 Jackson County Central 41-38 38-43 160 5 Devon Harteneck 12 Lake City 40-39 39-44 162 6 Courtney Boe 9 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 38-45 37-44 164 Emily Roering 10 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 39-38 41-46 164 8 Briana Bruce 11 *St. Cloud Cathedral 41-42 41-41 165 9 Cydney Hasselberg 10 Staples-Motley 45-44 39-38 166 10 Alyssa Kalthoff 9 Albany 43-41 40-44 168 11 Janelle Lilliquist 12 *Caledonia/Spring Grove 42-45 41-41 169 Chelsey Falk 11 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 42-40 41-46 169 13 Lisa Frydenlund 12 Hayfield 42-41 44-43 170 Sarah Roering 9 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 42-42 42-44 170 15 Lisa Moline 12 Marshall School, Duluth 42-41 42-46 171 16 Alyssa Klein 12 Luverne 43-42 46-41 172 Betsy Miller 12 *St. Cloud Cathedral 43-44 43-42 172 18 Sarah Peterson 12 Osakis 46-44 42-42 174 Danielle Gretsch 12 Albany 46-39 40-49 174 20 Kate Gordon 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 45-44 43-43 175 21 Jessica Johnson 12 Roseau 45-47 44-40 176 Melissa Hill 9 Virginia 47-45 41-43 176 Continued on page 164

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Golf 163 2007 Girls’ Class A Individual Results Continued from page 163 Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 23 Allie Ostrander 9 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 43-45 44-45 177 Laura Utz 12 Providence Academy, Plymouth 44-44 46-43 177 25 Emily Jackson 12 Visitation, Mendota Heights 47-45 39-49 180 26 Abby Ness 8 Roseau 48-48 44-41 181 Natalie Lansing 10 Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 46-52 41-42 181 Kim Zylla 12 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 46-43 43-49 181 Casey Christensen 11 Windom Area 47-41 49-44 181 30 Jordan Price 8 Byron 50-46 41-46 183 Roxanna Miller 12 Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop 45-41 42-55 183 Courtney Murphy 12 Marshall School, Duluth 46-42 47-48 183 33 Tiffany Gretsch 9 Albany 50-44 44-46 184 Emily Kerber 9 *St. Cloud Cathedral 40-48 46-50 184 35 Corbin Carlson 11 Kingsland, Spring Valley 52-52 40-41 185 Jena Neumiller 12 Warroad 47-50 44-44 185 37 Anna Laorr 8 Breck School, Golden Valley 48-53 43-42 186 Jessica Stensrud 11 United South Central, Wells 45-49 49-43 186 39 Lexi Aho 12 Park Rapids Area 49-48 44-46 187 Andria Hinz 11 Lakeview, Cottonwood 47-46 46-48 187 41 Lisa Blair 12 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 53-46 45-44 188 42 Sasha John 11 Sauk Centre 50-47 47-45 189 43 Sarah Utz 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 48-45 51-46 190 44 Chelsey Bowen 12 Marshall School, Duluth 46-45 50-50 191 45 Meghan Bredeson 12 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 50-50 51-41 192 46 Haley Gudim 10 Isle 51-47 49-46 193 Laura L'Abbe 11 Marshall School, Duluth 46-47 49-51 193 Katie Krutchen 9 *St. Cloud Cathedral 47-49 52-45 193 49 Jill Silhasek 10 Byron 48-54 45-47 194 50 Krista VanDyk 9 Luverne 52-46 48-49 195 51 Lauren Ulbrich 11 Byron 49-51 45-51 196 Lindsay Morgan 10 Crookston 46-50 48-52 196 53 Jessica Dorhout 10 Luverne 48-55 54-40 197 Brooke Grefe 12 Fairmont 51-52 44-50 197 55 Shelley Langer 12 *Sleepy Eye Unified 46-57 48-47 198 Samantha Burr 12 Isle 47-55 44-52 198 Tori Jones 12 *Springfield/Comfrey 51-50 49-48 198 Brita Gilyard 12 Providence Academy, Plymouth 49-51 47-51 198 Emily Richardson 12 Providence Academy, Plymouth 46-52 47-53 198 60 Emily Hallie 8 Roseau 48-59 47-45 199 Ashley Nelson 11 *Tri County/B/G-MR/MCC 48-55 50-46 199 Meghan Whittaker 10 Marshall School, Duluth 50-53 48-48 199 Breanna Osendorf 12 *St. Cloud Cathedral 49-51 53-46 199 64 Chelsea Gross 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 54-53 46-47 200 65 Krislin Kiefer 11 Byron 49-59 43-50 201 Leah Jensen 8 East Grand Forks 55-54 43-49 201 Anne Johnson 11 Crosby-Ironton 50-52 48-51 201 68 Kristen Johnson 12 Roseau 48-53 49-53 203 69 Jenine Estlick 12 Perham 52-51 49-52 204 70 Nicole Hillman 10 Providence Academy, Plymouth 51-54 50-51 206 71 Missy Olson 10 Luverne 49-52 54-53 208 Melissa Konold 11 Minneota 54-50 49-55 208 73 Jessica Skaare 9 Blue Earth Area 53-55 51-52 211 74 Cam Mortland 11 Byron 61-50 50-51 212 Marissa Ampe 12 Marshall School, Duluth 54-58 50-50 212 76 Kaia Nowatzki 11 Luverne 63-55 49-47 214 77 Ally Ewest 11 Blue Earth Area 58-55 46-57 216 78 Holly Karkela 8 Perham 56-58 49-55 218 79 Alanna Grabouski 12 Blue Earth Area 54-61 53-52 220 80 Katie Olson 9 Roseau 56-59 55-53 223 81 Erika Rust 10 Luverne 63-57 51-54 225 82 Morgan Dickman 9 Blue Earth Area 57-57 58-58 230 83 Stephanie Wolff 11 Blue Earth Area 63-55 55-59 232 84 Kelsey Osendorf 11 *St. Cloud Cathedral 56-55 58-64 233 85 Katie Hallie 11 Roseau 58-63 55-59 235 86 Katie Ress 11 Byron 54-63 62-71 250 87 Mackenzie Lein 9 Blue Earth Area 63-80 71-73 287

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

164 Girls’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Burnsville — 2007 State Class AA Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 {L-R): Kristine Connell, Emily Herkenhoff. Row 2: Natalie Samb, Ellen Bilek, Coach Alan VanWyngarden, Ariel Mackley, Gretchen Huhnerkoch. 2007 Girls’ Class AA Team Results June 5-6, 2007 Bunker Hills East & West Courses, Coon Rapids Course Yardage: 5,809 Par: 73 – Two 18-Hole Rounds Rank Team 1st Day ** Day 1 2nd Day ** Day 2 Total 1 Burnsville 82-83-88-92 345 76-79-87-102 344 689 2 Alexandria 80-85-90-98 353 80-80-92-97 349 702 3 Wayzata 85-88-89-91 353 85-89-89-92 355 708 Woodbury 78-90-92-97 357 84-87-89-91 351 708 5 Forest Lake 77-93-95-100 365 80-85-89-92 346 711 6 Red Wing 86-90-92-95 363 81-89-92-93 355 718 7 Buffalo 80-89-94-101 364 88-92-99-99 378 742 8 Irondale, New Brighton 84-89-96-98 367 80-97-99-103 379 746 ** Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. ** Best four of six team players’ scores each day. 2007 Girls’ Class AA Individual Results Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total 1 Samantha Sommers 12 St. Cloud Apollo 36-34 39-38 147 2 Lizzy Carl 11 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 41-36 38-40 155 3 Ashli Helstrom 11 *Hibbing/Chisholm 41-37 41-38 157 Hillary Gerster 12 Andover 41-39 38-39 157 Betsy Kelly 9 Forest Lake 38-39 40-40 157 6 Natalie Samb 10 Burnsville 41-41 38-38 158 7 Steffi Niesen 9 New Prague 38-41 40-40 159 8 Molly Leland 11 Alexandria 42-38 39-41 160 9 Ali Nelson 11 Moorhead 40-39 38-44 161 Emily Kvidera 10 Spring Lake Park 44-40 37-40 161 Blair Bonner 11 St. Paul Highland Park 40-43 39-39 161 12 Gretchen Huhnerkoch 10 Burnsville 42-41 39-40 162 13 Katie Bolling 11 Irondale, New Brighton 41-43 36-44 164 14 Maggie Leland 9 Alexandria 40-45 40-40 165 Chelsey Larson 9 Woodbury 37-41 44-43 165 16 Julie Pouliquen 12 Eden Prairie 41-41 41-43 166 17 Kathleen Ritter 12 Red Wing 44-42 40-41 167 18 K.C. Kane 11 Buffalo 39-41 43-45 168 Chelsey Braun 11 Eagan 45-41 41-41 168 Amanda Woodhull 11 Hopkins 42-46 38-42 168 Laura Petterson 10 Lakeville North 41-45 40-42 168 22 Aubrie Nelson 9 Edina 45-39 40-45 169 Continued on page 166

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Golf 165 2007 Girls’ Class AA Individual Results Continued from page 165 Rank Name Grade School/Team 1st Day 2nd Day Total Becca Swords 11 Rosemount 41-43 42-43 169 24 Danielle Riley 9 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 43-45 43-39 170 Hilary Vokovan 12 Coon Rapids 46-42 39-43 170 Christie Carlson 12 Wayzata 41-44 43-42 170 27 Kelly O'Brian 10 Maple Grove 40-46 42-43 171 28 Jamie Fenstermacher 11 *Hibbing/Chisholm 47-40 40-46 173 29 Robin Hutchinson 10 Detroit Lakes 42-48 38-46 174 30 Ellen Bilek 12 Burnsville 45-43 42-45 175 31 Taylor Partridge 12 Osseo 44-45 44-43 176 Sarah Flynn 10 Richfield 44-44 43-45 176 Jackie Rolando 10 Woodbury 45-47 43-41 176 34 Taylor Drenttel 11 Eagan 44-47 44-42 177 35 Hannah Curtiss 11 Wayzata 46-43 44-45 178 36 Mary Sweeney 8 Woodbury 45-45 43-46 179 37 Sarah Duea 12 Hastings 45-47 46-42 180 AJ Althoff 12 Wayzata 42-49 42-47 180 39 Ellen Pokorney 12 Buffalo 44-45 40-52 181 Molly Martin 12 *Elk River/Zimmerman 47-46 43-45 181 Brittany Herzog 11 Red Wing 48-44 42-47 181 42 Jenny Robley 11 Alexandria 45-45 48-44 182 Nadia Christensen 12 Marshall 41-47 46-48 182 Abby Rueter 11 Sartell-St. Stephen 47-48 45-42 182 Vanessa Wise 12 St. Cloud Tech 46-48 44-44 182 46 Caitlin Lahr 11 Mounds View 45-47 44-47 183 47 Taylor Post 10 Minnetonka 45-44 51-44 184 Steph Althoff 12 Wayzata 47-41 45-51 184 49 Bailey Wolfe 10 Blaine 46-51 44-44 185 Emily Wislicenus 11 Forest Lake 45-48 43-49 185 Kara Whited 12 Mankato East 46-47 44-48 185 52 Mallory Messin 10 Forest Lake 47-54 43-42 186 Michelle Kleckner 9 Irondale, New Brighton 40-49 44-53 186 Sam Bergmann 11 New Ulm 47-48 43-48 186 Cassy Norton 10 Waconia 48-43 49-46 186 56 Amy Miller 11 Mound-Westonka 44-45 52-46 187 Hope Sevlie 11 Red Wing 49-41 47-50 187 Kelsie Featherstone 12 Red Wing 43-52 47-45 187 59 Katie Casper 10 Grand Rapids 54-47 44-43 188 Anna Hagemeier 10 Woodbury 50-47 44-47 188 61 Liz White 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 46-48 46-49 189 Laurel Pelton 9 Forest Lake 48-52 46-43 189 63 Lauren Kern 11 Wayzata 46-53 46-46 191 64 Kate Dehmer 12 Buffalo 42-52 48-51 193 65 Kristine Connell 11 Burnsville 48-44 49-53 194 66 Nicole Tetrault 12 Forest Lake 45-50 46-54 195 Melissa Cedarholm 11 Woodbury 49-49 47-50 195 68 Vanessa Kleckner 11 Irondale, New Brighton 46-50 45-55 196 69 Beckah Ripley 10 Alexandria 44-54 51-49 198 Maxine Carlson 8 Alexandria 49-52 49-48 198 Ariel Mackley 11 Burnsville 46-48 53-51 198 72 Brittany Freund 11 Buffalo 49-52 49-50 200 Laura Holland 12 Mahtomedi 48-52 51-49 200 Danielle Brooks 8 Red Wing 54-53 46-47 200 75 Allison Kraft 9 Irondale, New Brighton 47-51 48-55 201 76 Jen Ulveling 8 Red Wing 51-54 46-51 202 77 Sarah Strand 10 Woodbury 53-49 49-52 203 78 Janine Karas 11 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 49-49 57-54 209 Emily Herkenhoff 9 Burnsville 45-58 52-54 209 80 Lindsey Brown 9 Irondale, New Brighton 54-53 54-51 212 Kanjana Ashley Foster 12 *St. Paul Central 59-54 51-48 212 82 Katie Nowicki 9 Forest Lake 49-51 59-54 213 83 Megan Davis 9 Buffalo 60-53 45-56 214 84 Laura Ackman 12 Buffalo 54-50 52-60 216 85 Laura Anderson 8 Irondale, New Brighton 54-55 59-53 221 86 Anna Weber 11 Alexandria 60-60 55-52 227 87 Jill Zelinsky 12 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 58-63 54-56 231 Jill Reynolds 11 Wayzata DQ-DQ 47-46 DQ * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

166 Girls’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Golf Team Champions — 1977-2007 Year School Total Score Year School Total Score Year School Total Score 1977 Alexandria ...... 490 1989 AA - Princeton ...... 727 2000 AA - Burnsville ...... 692 1978 Alexandria ...... 507 A - Cottonwood...... 730 A - Roseau ...... 673 1979 AA - Chaska ...... 529 1990 AA - Burnsville ...... 717 2001 AA - Red Wing ...... 702 A - Albany ...... 520 A - Caledonia/Spring Grove ...... 751 A - Roseau ...... 688 1980 AA - Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 705 1991 AA - Richfield ...... 703 A - Luverne ...... 688 A - Albany ...... 516* A - Cottonwood/Echo-Wood Lake. . . . . 748 2002 AA - Red Wing ...... 671 1981 AA - Hopkins Eisenhower/Lindbergh . . 676 1992 AA - Alexandria ...... 714 A - Pequot Lakes ...... 691 A - Wadena ...... 753 A - Fosston ...... 720 2003 AA - Red Wing ...... 671 1982 AA - Milaca ...... 727 1993 AA - Edina...... 716 A - Caledonia/Spring Grove ...... 706 A - LeSueur...... 751 A - Fosston ...... 726 2004 AA - Bemidji ...... 689 1983 AA - Edina...... 503 1994 AA - Edina...... 714 A - Pequot Lakes ...... 717 A - LeSueur...... 554 A - Fosston ...... 672 2005 AA - Elk River/Rogers/Zimmerman. . . . 675 1984 AA - Edina...... 402* 1995 AA - Edina...... 349** A - Caledonia/Spring Grove ...... 686 A - Caledonia ...... 571 A - Caledonia/Spring Grove ...... 696 2006 AA - Detroit Lakes...... 673 1985 AA - Willmar ...... 554 1996 AA - Grand Rapids ...... 679 A - Minnewaska Area, Glenwood . . . . . 664 A - Long Prairie ...... 535 A - Orono & 2007 AA - Burnsville ...... 689 1986 AA - Stillwater...... 530 Caledonia/Spring Grove (Tied) . . . . 707 A - Minnewaska Area, Glenwood . . . . . 667 A - Long Prairie ...... 520 1997 AA - Edina...... 681 1987 AA - Stillwater...... 753 A - Belle Plaine ...... 697 1977-1979 – Three-Player 36-Hole Totals A - Long Prairie ...... 754 1998 AA - Little Falls ...... 701 1980-Present – Four-Player 36-Hole Totals 1988 AA - Edina...... 720 A - Staples-Motley ...... 678 *27 Holes **18 Holes (due to rain) A - Caledonia/Spring Grove ...... 751 1999 AA - Brainerd ...... 346** A - Staples-Motley/Pillager ...... 675

State Girls’ Golf Individual Champions — 1977-2007 Net Total Net Total Year Champion School Scores Score Year Champion School Scores Score 1977 Kathy Williams LaCrescent 74-78 152 1994 AA - Donna Boom Albert Lea 78-81 159 1978 Lisa Kluver Alexandria 72-75 147 A - Melanie Lepp United South Central, Wells 77-72 149 1979 AA - Jody Rosenthal Hopkins Eisenhower 77-76 153 1995 AA - Kelly Kirwin Grand Rapids 34-41*** 75 A - Kris Hanson Granite Falls 76-80 156 A - Melanie Lepp United South Central, Wells 77-74 151 1980 AA - Jody Rosenthal Hopkins Eisenhower 77-75 152 1996 AA - Kelly Kirwin Grand Rapids 77-70 147 A - Kris Hanson Granite Falls 34-73* 107 A - Jenny Bruun Crookston 81-76 157 1981 AA - Jody Rosenthal Hopkins Eisenhower/Lindbergh 73-74 147 1997 AA - Hilary Homeyer Edina 75-77 152 A - Kelly Skalicky Albany 71-79 150 A - Megan Stier Belle Plaine 79-78 157 1982 AA - Sheila Peterson Milaca 79-79 158 1998 AA - Katie Brenny Little Falls 76-80 156 A - Julie Hennessy Lewiston 82-88 170 A - Megan Stier Belle Plaine 72-75 147 1983 AA - Sherry Greiner Hibbing 81-81 162 1999 AA - Karyn Stordahl Owatonna/Medford 38-38*** 76 A - Jodi Wilson Staples 89-78 167 AA - Laura Olin Eden Prairie 36-40*** 76 1984 AA - Jodi Krafka Alexandria 38-78* 116 A - Molly Shearen Visitation, Mendota Heights 76-76 152 A - Jeannine Gibson Cass Lake 84-85 169 2000 AA - Deb Means Burnsville 74-74 148 1985 AA - Kate Hughes Woodbury 76-78 154 A - Lisa Meshke Blooming Prairie 78-74 152 A - Jeannine Gibson Cass Lake 79-82 161 2001 AA - Amy Schmucker Rocori, Cold Spring 77-76 153 1986 AA - Krista Reuterfeldt Coon Rapids 83-76 159 A - Mary Hasselberg Staples-Motley/Pillager 74-79 153 A - Liza LaBelle Breck 84-78 162 A - Stacie Smoot Rochester Lourdes 75-78 153 1987 AA - Kelli Ross Burnsville 78-78 156 A - Jackie Beste Sauk Centre 77-76 153 A - Liza LaBelle Breck 78-81 159 2002 AA - Amy Schmucker Rocori, Cold Spring 76-74 150 1988 AA - Krista Reuterfeldt Coon Rapids 76-78 154 A - Sarah Butler Roseau 73-81 154 A - Liza LaBelle Breck 88-75 163 2003 AA - Lauren Huhnerkoch Burnsville 79-78 157 1989 AA - Laura Bleyhl Elk River 75-79 154 A - Staci Smoot Rochester Lourdes 74-79 153 A - Jana Erdman Lewiston-Altura 84-75 159 2004 AA - Erica McKenzie Hastings 77-78 155 1990 AA - Nikki Ross Burnsville 80-81 161 A - Katie Detlefsen Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 70-72 142 A - Stacey Geiser Mounds Park Academy 81-82 163 2005 AA - Samantha Sommers St. Cloud Apollo 79-77 156 1991 AA - Alissa Herron Wayzata 76-86 162 A - Katie Detlefsen Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 73-70 143 A - Holly Duncan Lake City 81-82 163 2006 AA - Samantha Sommers St. Cloud Apollo 77-75 152 1992 AA - Jenny Tollette Coon Rapids 82-78 160 A - Katie Detlefsen Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 69-71 **140 A - Holly Duncan Lake City 82-77 159 2007 AA - Samantha Sommers St. Cloud Apollo 70-77 **147 1993 AA - Jessica Simonson Centennial, Circle Pines 83-84 167 A - Katie Detlefsen Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 71-73 144 A - Amy Dahle Red Lake Falls/Plummer/Oklee 82-81 163 *27 Holes **36-Hole Tournament Record ***18 Holes (Due to rain)

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 162) Area. Falk shot a 169 and tied for 11th place, fifth in 2006, and St. Cloud Cathedral did not third overall appearance at the tournament. and ninth-grader Sarah Roering shot a 170 and compete. Roering started the tournament with a 77 on the tied for 13th place. Ninth-grader Allie first day, but slipped with an 87 on the second. Ostrander and senior Lisa Blair also competed Class AA Boe was more consistent, shooting an 83 on the for the Lakers. In the Class AA tournament, senior first day and an 81 on the second, so she and Minnewaska Area defeated the runners-up Samantha Sommers of St. Cloud Apollo won Roering tied for sixth-place honors with 164 from St. Cloud Cathedral by 47 strokes. The her third consecutive title. She got off to a stel- strokes apiece. Crusaders finished with 714 strokes and lar start on her first day, and became only the Junior Chelsey Falk and ninth-grader Sarah Marshall School of Duluth was third with 734 second Class AA girl to shoot a 70 in the state Roering were the next finishers for Minnewaska strokes. The Marshall School Hilltoppers were Continued on page 168

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Golf 167 State Girls’ Golf Tournament Records — 1977-2007 Most Appearances 17 Elk River Area (Elk River/ Most Times Runner-up 6 Caledonia, Albany Rogers/Zimmerman) Most Times Third Place 6 Elk River Area Most Times Champions 7 Edina

School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd School/Team App Ch Rup 3rd Albany 14 2 6 4 Forest Lake 3 0 0 1 Osseo 11 0 0 0 Albert Lea 2 0 0 0 Fosston 11 3 2 1 Owatonna 2 0 0 2 Alexandria 14 3 5 1 Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop 2 0 0 0 *Owatonna/Medford 2 0 1 0 Anoka 1 0 0 0 Grand Rapids 9 1 1 1 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 6 0 0 0 Apple Valley 2 0 0 1 Harmony 1 0 1 0 Park Rapids 2 0 0 0 Austin 2 0 0 0 Hastings 13 0 0 1 Paynesville Area 1 0 0 0 Becker 2 0 0 1 Hector 1 0 0 0 Pequot Lakes 3 2 0 1 Belle Plaine 1 1 0 0 Henry Sibley 4 0 0 0 Perham 1 0 0 0 Bemidji 4 1 1 1 Hermantown 4 0 1 0 Pierz 1 0 0 0 Benilde-St. Margaret's, Hibbing 4 0 1 0 Pine City 2 0 0 0 St. Louis Park 4 0 0 0 *Hibbing/Chisholm 1 0 0 1 Pipestone 3 0 0 0 *Benson/Kerkhoven-Murdock- Hopkins Eisenhower 1 1 0 0 Plainview 2 0 0 1 Sunburg 2 0 0 0 Hopkins Eisenhower/Lindbergh 2 1 0 0 Princeton 4 1 0 0 Blaine 1 0 0 0 Hutchinson 8 0 1 2 Providence Academy, Plymouth 1 0 0 0 Blake 3 0 0 1 International Falls 2 0 0 0 Red Wing 8 3 1 0 Blue Earth Area 6 0 0 0 Irondale, New Brighton 1 0 0 0 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 6 0 2 0 Brainerd 1 1 0 0 Jackson 1 0 0 0 Richfield 4 1 2 1 Buffalo 1 0 0 0 Lake City 3 0 1 0 Robbinsdale Armstrong 4 0 0 0 Burnsville 8 3 2 0 Lakeview, Cottonwood 11 2 0 3 Rochester Mayo 3 0 0 0 Byron 1 0 0 0 LeSueur 6 2 0 1 Rocori, Cold Spring 3 0 2 1 Caledonia 11 1 5 2 LeSueur-Henderson 1 0 0 0 Roseau 14 2 3 1 *Caledonia/Spring Grove 12 6 0 3 Little Falls 4 1 1 0 Rosemount 1 0 0 0 Cambridge 1 0 0 0 Long Prairie 11 3 0 1 Roseville Area 1 0 0 0 *Cannon Falls/Randolph 3 0 0 0 Luverne 11 1 0 1 St. Cloud Cathedral 2 0 1 0 Centennial, Circle Pines 1 0 0 0 Mahnomen 2 0 0 0 St. Peter 1 0 0 0 Chaska 3 1 0 0 Mahtomedi 2 0 0 0 Sauk Centre 3 0 0 1 Chisago Lakes 4 0 0 0 Mankato West 1 0 0 0 *Springfield/Comfrey 2 0 0 0 Cretin-Derham Hall 1 0 0 0 Marshall 1 0 0 0 Staples-Motley 7 1 1 2 Crookston 3 0 0 0 Marshall School, Duluth 4 0 0 1 *Staples-Motley/Pillager 3 1 1 0 Crosby-Ironton 4 0 0 0 Milaca 4 1 1 1 Stillwater Area 8 2 0 1 Detroit Lakes 1 1 0 0 Minneapolis Roosevelt 1 0 0 0 Totino-Grace, Fridley 1 0 0 0 Duluth Cathedral 1 0 0 0 Minneapolis Washburn 2 0 0 0 Two Harbors 1 0 0 0 Duluth East 3 0 1 1 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 3 2 0 0 United South Central, Wells 3 0 0 0 Eagan 1 0 0 0 Montevideo 1 0 0 0 Visitation, Mendota Heights 3 0 0 2 Eden Prairie 3 0 2 0 Monticello 1 0 0 0 Waconia 12 0 4 2 Edina 11 7 1 2 Moorhead 1 0 0 1 Wadena 3 1 0 0 Edina West 1 0 1 0 Mounds View 3 0 0 0 Warroad 1 0 0 0 *Elk River Area Murray County Central, Slayton 1 0 0 0 Wayzata 3 0 0 2 (Elk River/Rogers/Zimmerman) 17 1 1 6 Nashwauk-Keewatin 2 0 0 0 Willmar 8 1 3 1 Elmore 4 0 0 0 New London-Spicer 1 0 0 0 Windom Area 5 0 0 0 Eveleth-Gilbert 3 0 0 0 New Prague 1 0 0 0 Winona 3 0 1 1 Fairmont Area 7 0 0 1 Northfield 3 0 0 0 Woodbury 10 0 1 0 Farmington 4 0 0 0 Orono 3 1 0 1 Worthington 3 0 0 0

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 167) ished as the runner-up with 155 strokes. There Huhnerkoch was 12th with 162 strokes. Senior tournament. Sommers was long off the tee, made was a three-way tie for third-place between jun- Ellen Bilek was the third-place finisher for only one bogey, and finished with four birdies. ior Ashli Helstrom of Hibbing/Chisholm, senior Burnsville. She placed 30th with 175 strokes At the end of the day, she had a seven-shot lead Hillary Gerster of Andover, and ninth-grader and was followed by junior Kristine Connell, over Henry Sibley junior Lizzy Carl and Forest Betsy Kelly of Forest Lake. They all finished who finished 65th with 194 strokes. Junior Ariel Lake ninth-grader Betsy Kelly. with 157 strokes. Last year, Gerster was third, Mackley and ninth-grader Emily Herkenhoff Sommers continued her quest on the second Kelly tied for 12th, and Helstrom tied for 22nd. rounded out the Blaze squad. day and held off a charge from Carl. She made In the team competition, the Burnsville Detroit Lakes, which won the team crown in consecutive birdies on the fifth and sixth holes Blaze won with 689 strokes. It was their third 2006, failed to qualify for the 2007 tournament. and finished with a 77. Her total of 147 also tied title in their eighth appearance. In addition to the 36-hole scoring record in Class AA. Kelly this year, they also won in 1990 and 2000. The Class AA tournament was held June 5- Kirwin of Grand Rapids set the initial record in Sophomores Natalie Sam and Gretchen 6 at Bunker Hills Golf Course in Coon Rapids. 1996. Huhnerkoch were the highest finishers for the The Class A tournament was held June 6-7 at Carl, who tied for 12th place last year, fin- Blaze. Sam placed sixth with 158 strokes and Izaty’s Resort in Onamia.

168 Girls’ Golf 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Perham wins fourth consecutive Class A title; Roseville Area sets new Class AA team record for points; Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran’s Pallas, Park of Cottage Grove’s Land claim all-around titles

By Ellen Giloy earned runner-up honors in the all-around. She finished with 37.775 points overall. Jessica erham won its fourth consecutive Class A Johnson, a senior at Big Lake, placed third in the title at the 2007 State Meet with 149.600 all-around with 37.675 points, and also won the Ppoints. The Yellowjackets swept all four 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW balance beam competition with a score of 9.550. events and defeated the runners-up from Pine Vomacka placed second in the beam compe- Island by almost six points. beam, Pallas landed a 9.575 on her floor routine. tition with a 9.400. She was followed by Sophomore Danielle Pallas of Watertown- She then won the vault with a state-meet record Monticello sophomore Katrina Gerzema, who Mayer/Mayer Lutheran set one new individual of 9.95, and followed it with a 9.800 on the had a final score of 9.300. record and tied another on her way to winning uneven bars – where she tied the Class A record. Two Detroit Lakes gymnasts rounded out the the Class A all-around title. She set the new standard in the vault at 9.95 and tied the record of 9.800 on the uneven bars. In Class AA, the Raiders of Roseville Area set a new record for points (153.325) as they won their second consecutive team title. They also set the new team record on the uneven bars at 39.025. Kayla Land, a senior at Park of Cottage Grove, won the Class AA all-around competi- tion. Land, who placed fifth in 2006, had a final score of 38.975. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Alise Post, a sophomore at St. Cloud Tech, was the only competitor in either class to defend her 2006 title. She won her second consecutive Class AA vault title with a score of 9.925. Class A The Perham Yellowjackets won their fourth consecutive Class A title by sweeping all four events in the team competition. The Yellowjackets, who had seven gymnasts with previous tournament experience, posted a final score of 149.600. They finished with 37.800 in the floor exercise, 37.250 on the balance beam, 37.225 on the uneven bars, and 37.325 on the vault. Junior Miranda Schmitz led Perham in three events. Her best event was the uneven bars where she finished with a 9.700. In the floor exercise, she had a 9.600, and on the beam, she earned a 9.625. Eighth-grader Kelsi Vomacka posted the highest score for the Yellowjackets on the vault. She earned a 9.400 and a 9.450 in her respective attempts. Pine Island improved on its 2006 sixth-place Kim Kratky of Maple Grove takes a leap in her floor exercise routine during the Class AA individual competition. In the background, an unidentifiable gymnast performs a jump on the beam at the same finish to earn runner-up honors with 143.750 moment. points. The Becker Bulldogs, who did not com- pete in the 2006 tournament, placed third with Amy Knudson of Mankato East set the previous top three finishers in the vault. Senior Whitney 143.625 points. record of 9.85 on the vault in 2005. Pallas will Walter was the runner-up with a score of 9.700, In the individual competition, sophomore share her record on the uneven bars with Mindy and eighth-grader Bre Halbur was third with a Danielle Pallas of Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Myhre of Mahtomedi, Laura Blank of Sauk 9.625. Lutheran won the all-around title with a score of Centre, and Kourtney Johnston of Perham. Defending champion Kourtney Johnston of 38.025. After a disappointing 8.7 on the balance Eighth-grader Kelsi Vomacka of Perham Continued on page 175

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Gymnastics 169 2007 INDIVIDUAL MEDAL ALL-AROUND Total WINNERS Place Individual & School Points 1 Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran . . . 38.0250 2 Kelsi Vomacka, Perham ...... 37.7375 3 Jessica Johnson, Big Lake ...... 37.6250 4 Sarah Lerum, Pine Island ...... 37.6875 CLASS A 5 Melanie Deutsch, New Prague ...... 37.6500 6 Jenna Schmitz, Perham ...... 37.4875

VAULTING Total BALANCE BEAM Total Place Individual & School Points Place Individual & School Points 1 Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran . . . . 9.9500 1 Jessica Johnson, Big Lake ...... 9.5250 2 Whitney Walter, Detroit Lakes ...... 9.7000 2 Kelsi Vomacka, Perham ...... 9.3875 3 Bre Halbur, Detroit Lakes ...... 9.6250 3 Katrina Gerzema, Monticello ...... 9.3000 4 Sarah Lerum, Pine Island ...... 9.6250 4 Melanie Deutsch, New Prague ...... 9.3250 5 Jenna Woelfel, Annandale ...... 9.6125 5 Jaynell Gust, Big Lake ...... 9.2750 6 Kelsi Vomacka, Perham ...... 9.6000 6 Krista Windschitl, *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral...... 9.2375

UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS Total FLOOR EXERCISE Total Place Individual & School Points Place Individual & School Points 1 Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran . . . . 9.8125 1 Carmen Lundell, Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 9.6125 2 Kourtney Johnston, Perham ...... 9.7625 2 Sarah Lerum, Pine Island ...... 9.5625 3 Miranda Schmitz, Perham ...... 9.7125 3 Jessica Johnson, Big Lake ...... 9.4875 4 Carmen Lundell, Breck School, Golden Valley...... 9.6125 4 Melanie Deutsch, New Prague ...... 9.4250 5 Ashley Brasel, Perham ...... 9.5375 5 Kelsi Vomacka, Perham ...... 9.4125 6 Melanie Deutsch, New Prague ...... 9.4375 6 Jessica Hoffman, New Prague ...... 9.3375

2007 INDIVIDUAL MEDAL ALL-AROUND Total WINNERS Place Individual & School Points 1 Kayla Land, Park, Cottage Grove...... 38.9375 2 Caroline Hilpisch, Stillwater Area ...... 38.7875 3 Anna Gleason, Roseville Area ...... 38.8125 4 Alise Post, *St. Cloud Tech...... 38.6625 CLASS AA 5 Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove ...... 38.4250 6 Kendra Klein, White Bear Lake Area ...... 38.2625

VAULTING Total BALANCE BEAM Total Place Individual & School Points Place Individual & School Points 1 Alise Post, *St. Cloud Tech ...... 9.9250 1 Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove ...... 9.8250 2 Kayla Land, Park, Cottage Grove...... 9.8000 2 Anna Gleason, Roseville Area ...... 9.6875 3 Caroline Hilpisch, Stillwater Area ...... 9.7375 3 Kristina Krenz, Stillwater Area ...... 9.6750 4 Kendra Klein, White Bear Lake Area ...... 9.7375 4 Morgan Hanson, *Faribault...... 9.5750 5 Maggie Freiday, *Brainerd Warriors ...... 9.6875 5 Molly Senske, Eden Prairie ...... 9.5750 6 Anna Gleason, Roseville Area ...... 9.6500 6 Caroline Hilpisch, Stillwater Area ...... 9.5625

UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS Total FLOOR EXERCISE Total Place Individual & School Points Place Individual & School Points 1 Anna Gleason, Roseville Area ...... 9.8750 1 Kendra Klein, White Bear Lake Area ...... 9.7125 2 Kayla Land, Park, Cottage Grove...... 9.7750 2 Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove ...... 9.7125 3 Sam Nalley, Bloomington Kennedy ...... 9.7375 3 Jennifer Easton, Eden Prairie ...... 9.7000 4 Alise Post, *St. Cloud Tech...... 9.7375 4 Kim Kratky, Maple Grove ...... 9.6500 5 Lisa Jaloszynski, Cambridge-Isanti ...... 9.6500 5 Sam Nalley, Bloomington Kennedy ...... 9.6875 6 Jenna Lensing, Roseville Area ...... 9.6625 6 Sarah Prosen, Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 9.6500

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

170 Girls’ Gymnastics 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Perham — 2007 State Class A Team Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Miranda Schmitz, Ashley Brasel, Kelsi Vomacka, Kourtney Johnston, Satera Montella. Row 2: Maggan Pirrotta, Katy Avery, Jenna Schmitz, Mikaela Eickschen, Brooke Brasel, Carly Peterson.

2007 State Girls’ Class A Team Championships Uneven Balance Floor Total Place Team/Section Vaulting Bars Beam Exercise Points 1 Perham – 8A 37.325 37.225 37.250 37.800 149.600 2 Pine Island – 1A 36.975 34.625 35.775 36.375 143.750 3 Becker – 5A 37.175 34.700 35.225 36.525 143.625 4 New Prague – 2A 36.850 34.275 35.300 36.800 143.225 5 Mound-Westonka – 4A 36.450 34.025 36.525 35.675 142.675 6 Mahtomedi – 7A 35.750 34.325 32.775 36.300 139.150 7 Martin County West, Sherburn – 3A 35.850 32.925 34.825 33.800 137.400 8 New London-Spicer – 6A 35.150 30.550 33.325 34.775 133.800 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

2007 State Class A Individual Champions

DANIELLE PALLAS JESSICA JOHNSON CARMEN LUNDELL *Watertown-Mayer/Mayer Lutheran Big Lake Breck School, Golden Valley All-Around Balance Beam Floor Exercise Vaulting Uneven Parallel Bars

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Gymnastics 171 Roseville Area — 2007 State Class AA Team Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Kelley Maxwell, Karen Duffy, Kalie Schlossmacher. Row 2: Katie Freeman, Jackie Petersen, Katie Williams, Ashley Freeman, Hayley Sutherland, Ali Farmer. Row 3: Hannah Afwerke, Anna Gleason, Christy Hammond, Lauren Strecker, Jenna Lensing, Sarah Baker, Kalkidan Tedla.

2007 State Girls’ Class AA Team Championships Uneven Balance Floor Total Place Team/Section Vaulting Bars Beam Exercise Points 1 Roseville Area – 4AA 38.525 39.025 37.700 38.075 153.325 2 *St. Cloud Tech – 8AA 38.025 38.150 36.450 37.525 150.150 3 Park, Cottage Grove – 3AA 37.550 35.825 36.875 37.750 148.000 4 Cambridge-Isanti – 7AA 37.275 37.600 36.425 36.475 147.775 5 Eden Prairie – 2AA 37.225 36.525 36.400 37.225 147.375 6 *Northfield Raiders – 1AA 36.650 36.000 34.925 36.425 144.000 7 Wayzata – 5AA 36.050 35.075 35.250 35.750 142.125 8 Hopkins – 6AA 36.575 35.175 33.475 36.750 141.975 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

2007 State Class AA Individual Champions

KAYLA LAND ALISE POST ANNA GLEASON CRISTINA ORTIZ KENDRA KLEIN Park, Cottage Grove *St. Cloud Tech Roseville Area Park, Cottage Grove White Bear Lake Area All-Around Vaulting Uneven Parallel Bars Balance Beam Floor Exercise

172 Girls’ Gymnastics 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Girls’ Gymnastics State Champions — 1975-2007 TEAM ALL-AROUND VAULT 1975 Burnsville and Richfield (co-champions) 1975 Bonnie Berning, Burnsville 1975 Bonnie Berning, Burnsville 1976 Robbinsdale 1976 Martha Olsen, Robbinsdale 1976 Martha Olsen, Robbinsdale 1977 Burnsville 1977 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1977 Julie Palen, Derham Hall 1978 Burnsville 1978 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1978 Julie Palen, Derham Hall 1979 AA - Edina West 1979 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West 1979 AA - Lisa Wahl, Edina West A - Jackson A - Cheryl Sether, Jackson A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi 1980 AA - Edina East 1980 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West 1980 AA - Teresa LaRock, Park Center A - Jackson A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi 1981 AA - Edina West 1981 AA - Jackie Nelson, F. B. Kellogg 1981 AA - Sue Litschke, Hastings A - Blake A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Libby Forbes, Blake 1982 AA - Burnsville 1982 AA - Sue Litschke, Hastings 1982 AA - Sue Litschke, Hastings A - Mahtomedi A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Ellie Dunlavey, Jackson 1983 AA - Robbinsdale Armstrong 1983 AA - Laurie Kaiser, Robbinsdale Armstrong 1983 AA - Laurie Kaiser, Robbinsdale Armstrong A - Blake A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Carolyn Boos, Blake 1984 AA - New Prague 1984 AA - Liz Peter, Eden Prairie 1984 AA - Liz Peter, Eden Prairie A - Jackson A - Jody Wicks, St. Anthony Village A - Melissa Rosbacka, Grand Marais 1985 AA - Edina 1985 AA - Tana Call, New Prague 1985 AA - Kris Gallagher, Mounds View A - Amy Paulson, Mahtomedi A - Mahtomedi A - Tasha Sween, Breck 1986 AA - Kelly Wilson, Lakeville 1986 AA - Lakeville 1986 AA - Tana Call, New Prague A - Jody Wicks, St. Anthony Village A - Jackson A - Jody Wicks, St. Anthony Village 1987 AA - Kristin Opdahl, Apple Valley 1987 AA - Eden Prairie 1987 AA - Lisa McCrady, Rosemount A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi A - Mahtomedi A - Tasha Sween, Breck 1988 AA - Lisa Trager, Eden Prairie 1988 AA - Eden Prairie 1988 AA - Heather Gustafson, Apple Valley A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi A - Mahtomedi A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi 1989 AA - Leslie Bloedel, Park, Cottage Grove 1989 AA - Apple Valley 1989 AA - Jenny Kraling, Hopkins A - Tracy Rohloff, Jackson A - Mahtomedi A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi 1990 AA - Sherri Dillehay, Hopkins 1990 AA - Hopkins 1990 AA - Sherri Dillehay, Hopkins A - Jenny Olson, Mahtomedi A - Mahtomedi A - Jenny Olson, Mahtomedi 1991 AA - Julie Beasley, Brainerd 1991 AA - Eden Prairie 1991 AA - Jennifer Mabley, Mounds View A - Brandy Brown, Becker/Big Lake A - Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1992 AA - Charise Schrupp, Elk River 1992 AA - Eden Prairie 1992 AA - Jill Ames, Eden Prairie A - Diane Hill, Fairmont A - Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1993 AA - Steph Wegehaupt, Eden Prairie 1993 AA - Lakeville 1993 AA - Charise Schrupp, Elk River A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1994 AA - Molly Nemes, Lakeville 1994 AA - Mounds View 1994 AA - Kayo Merritt, Mounds View A - Alicia Winkler, Brooklyn Center A - Melrose A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1995 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area 1995 AA - Lakeville 1995 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area A - Sherry Blommel, Melrose A - Melrose A - Sherry Blommel, Melrose 1996 AA - Courtney Norman, Cretin-Derham Hall 1996 AA - Lakeville 1996 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area A - Tina Rosengren, Big Lake A - Mahtomedi A - Tina Rosengren, Big Lake 1997 AA - Courtney Norman, Cretin-Derham Hall 1997 AA - Lakeville 1997 AA - Bobbie Jo Saxe, Forest Lake A - Chrissa Landweher, Mankato East A - Sauk Rapids A - Nicole Maiers, Sauk Rapids 1998 AA - Courtney Norman, Cretin-Derham Hall 1998 AA - Lakeville 1998 AA - Tasha Pasch, Northfield A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre A - Waseca A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre 1999 AA - Stephanie Benson, Eagan 1999 AA - Lakeville 1999 AA - Stephanie Benson, Eagan A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre A - *Big Lake/Owen Home School A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre 2000 AA - Kelli Nygren, Lakeville 2000 AA - Lakeville 2000 AA - Tara Schroeder, Maple Grove A - Emily Bergerson, Big Lake A - Big Lake A - Sammi Solheid, New Prague 2001 AA - Carolyn Yernberg, Blaine 2001 AA - Apple Valley 2001 AA - Jacenta Spandl, Moorhead A - Biz Landwehr, Mankato East A - New Prague A - Katie Niehaus, Melrose 2002 AA - Kasey Clausen, Apple Valley 2002 AA - Lakeville 2002 AA - Rachael Parker, Hopkins A - (tie) - Sammi Solheid, New Prague & A - Mankato East A - Alyssa Cox, Big Lake A - (tie) - Amy Knudson, Mankato East 2003 AA - Lakeville 2003 AA - Kasey Clausen, Apple Valley 2003 AA - Kasey Clausen, Apple Valley A - New Prague A - Adrienne Maiers, Sauk Rapids-Rice A - Amy Knudson, Mankato East 2004 AA - Park, Cottage Grove 2004 AA - Angie Cich, Robbinsdale Armstrong 2004 AA - Danielle Sneden, Stillwater Area A - Perham A - Katie Niehaus, Melrose Area A - Katie Niehaus, Melrose Area 2005 AA - Eden Prairie 2005 AA - Bailey Young, *Winona/Winona Cotter 2005 AA - Caroline Hilpisch, Stillwater Area A - Perham A - Ashley Brasel, Perham A - Amy Knudson, Mankato East 2006 AA - Alise Post, *St. Cloud Tech 2006 AA - Roseville Area 2006 AA - Justine Jarnes, Bloomington Jefferson A - Dana Dierkhising, Melrose Area A - Perham A - Kourtney Johnston, Perham 2007 AA - Alise Post, *St. Cloud Tech 2007 AA - Roseville Area 2007 AA - Kayla Land, Park, Cottage Grove A - Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/ A - Perham A - Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/ Mayer Lutheran Mayer Lutheran *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Gymnastics 173 Girls’ Gymnastics State Champions — 1975-2007 UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS BALANCE BEAM FLOOR EXERCISE 1975 Bonnie Berning, Burnsville 1975 Bonnie Berning, Burnsville 1975 Bonnie Berning, Burnsville 1976 Katie Coenen, Richfield 1976 Jane Chapman, Woodbury 1976 Jan Aslakson, Richfield 1977 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1977 Barb Summers, Edina West 1977 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1978 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1978 Theresa Thompson, Burnsville 1978 Nancy Pike, Minnetonka 1979 AA - Teresa LaRock, Park Center 1979 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina 1979 AA - Sue MacGibbon, Edina West A - Nancy Pike, Chapel Hills A - Cheryl Sether, Jackson A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi 1980 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West 1980 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West 1980 AA - Nancy Johnson, Richfield A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Gretchen Gunderson, Mahtomedi 1981 AA - Jackie Nelson, F. B. Kellogg 1981 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West 1981 AA - Angie Barnes, Edina West A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Cheryl Sether, Jackson A - Carolyn Boos, Blake 1982 AA - Crystal Savage, Brainerd 1982 AA - Sue Litschke, Hastings 1982 AA - Sue Litschke, Hastings A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Bridget Conroy, Mahtomedi A - Ellie Dunlavey, Jackson 1983 AA - Katie McCunn, Robbinsdale Armstrong 1983 AA - Vicki Lundquist, Anoka 1983 AA - Laurie Kaiser, Robbinsdale Armstrong A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Carolyn Boos, Blake A - Libby Forbes, Blake 1984 AA - Karen Atkinson, Robbinsdale Cooper 1984 AA - Liz Peter, Eden Prairie 1984 AA - Nancy Bowles, Eden Prairie A - Amy Paulson, Mahtomedi A - Jessica Benton, St. Paul Academy A - Amy Marquardt, St. Cloud Cathedral 1985 AA - Tana Call, New Prague 1985 AA - Tana Call, New Prague 1985 AA - Tana Call, New Prague A - Amy Paulson, Mahtomedi A - Tasha Sween, Breck A - Karla Jenkinson, Sherburn 1986 AA - Kelly Wilson, Lakeville 1986 AA - Tana Call, New Prague 1986 AA - Tana Call, New Prague A - Melanie Cowherd, Mahtomedi & A - Jami Anderson, Big Lake A - Liza Swanson, Breck A - Barb DuFresne, Two Harbors (Tie) 1987 AA - Bridget Thompson, Bloomington Jefferson 1987 AA - Lisa McCrady, Rosemount 1987 AA– Lisa McCrady, Rosemount A - Tasha Sween, Breck A - Leah Schmalzbauer, Mahtomedi A - Leah Schmalzbauer, Mahtomedi 1988 AA - Peggie Broderson, Park, Cottage Grove 1988 AA - Jenny Kraling, Hopkins 1988 AA - Dawn Ketcher, Park Center A - Jenny Olson, Mahtomedi A - Liza Swanson, Breck A - Leah Schmalzbauer, Mahtomedi 1989 AA - Jenny Kraling, Hopkins 1989 AA - Nicki Miller, Owatonna 1989 AA - Dawn Ketcher, Park Center A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi A - Liza Swanson, Breck A - Heather Murphy, Mahtomedi 1990 AA - Jennifer Mabley, Mounds View 1990 AA - Jenny Kraling, Hopkins 1990 AA - Sherri Dillehay, Hopkins A - Jenny Olson, Mahtomedi A - Merilee Healy, Watertown-Mayer A - Merilee Healy, Watertown-Mayer 1991 AA - Jennifer Mabley, Mounds View 1991 AA - Stephanie Wegehaupt, Eden Prairie 1991 AA - Kayo Merritt, Mounds View A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Lynn Gramentz, Farmington A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1992 AA - Jill Ames, Eden Prairie 1992 AA - Stephanie Wegehaupt, Eden Prairie 1992 AA - Charise Schrupp, Elk River A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi 1993 AA - Charise Schrupp, Elk River 1993 AA - Steph Wegehaupt, Eden Prairie 1993 AA - Chanda Johnson, Lakeville A - Alicia Winkler, Brooklyn Center A - Sherry Blommel, Melrose A - Katie Kortuem, Mankato East 1994 AA - Jill Ames, Eden Prairie 1994 AA - Kayo Merritt, Mounds View 1994 AA - Michaela Grigg, Apple Valley A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Mindy Myhre, Mahtomedi A - Gretchen Staubly, Orono 1995 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area 1995 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area 1995 AA - Sarah Hodgson, Lakeville A - Tina Rosengren, Big Lake A - Sherry Blommel, Melrose A - Gretchen Staubly, Orono 1996 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area 1996 AA - Bobbie Jo Saxe, Forest Lake 1996 AA - Debbie Thompson, Roseville Area A - Tina Rosengren, Big Lake A - Sherry Blommel, Melrose A - Gretchen Staubly, Orono 1997 AA - Annie Renelt, Lakeville 1997 AA - Bobbie Jo Saxe, Forest Lake 1997 AA - Molly Nemes, Lakeville A - Nikki Maresh, Orono A - Nicole Maiers, Sauk Rapids A - Jessica Pink, Monticello 1998 AA - Laura Jansen, Hopkins 1998 AA - Stephanie Benson, Eagan 1998 AA - Carrie Hortsch, Eastview, Apple Valley A - Elizabeth Schulte, Sauk Rapids-Rice A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre 1999 AA - Stephanie Benson, Eagan 1999 AA - Stephanie Benson, Eagan 1999 AA - Tasha Pasch, Northfield A - Jenny Struve, Waterville-Elysian-Morristown A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre A - Laura Blank, Sauk Centre 2000 AA - Amy Rempp, St. Francis 2000 AA - Tara Schroeder, Maple Grove 2000 AA - Kelli Nygren, Lakeville A - Allyson Thelen, Monticello A - Sammi Solheid, New Prague A - Alyssa Cox, Big Lake 2001 AA - Tami Hels, Wayzata 2001 AA - Beth Zimmer, Willmar 2001 AA - Carolyn Yernberg, Blaine A - Allyson Thelen, Monticello A - Marin McCarthy, Breck School, Golden Valley A - Sammi Solheid, New Prague 2002 AA - Jacenta Spandl, Moorhead 2002 AA - Amy Bickler, Austin 2002 AA - Rachael Parker, Hopkins A - Amanda Knudson, Mankato East A - Alyssa Cox, Big Lake A - Sammi Solheid, New Prague 2003 AA - Kasey Clausen, Apple Valley 2003 AA - Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove 2003 AA - Ashley Koechel, Bloomington Jefferson A - Adrienne Maiers, Sauk Rapids-Rice A - KiKi Holman, Rockford A - Megan Close, Big Lake 2004 AA - Justine Jarnes, Bloomington Jefferson 2004 AA - Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove 2004 AA - Megan Merritt, White Bear Lake Area A - Katie Niehaus, Melrose Area A - Krysta Mitchell, Monticello A - Heidi Kick, New Prague 2005 AA - Jennifer Easton, Eden Prairie 2005 AA - Caroline Hilpisch, Stillwater Area 2005 AA - Cynthia Hertog, Centennial, Circle Pines A - Steph Solheid, New Prague A - Kourtney Johnston, Perham A - Danielle Atkinson, Little Falls 2006 AA - Sam Nalley, Bloomington Kennedy 2006 AA - Justine Jarnes, Bloomington Jefferson 2006 AA - Justine Jarnes, Bloomington Jefferson A - Betsy Mann, Perham A - Kourtney Johnston, Perham A - Kourtney Johnston, Perham 2007 AA - Cristina Ortiz, Park, Cottage Grove 2007 AA - Kendra Klein, White Bear Lake Area 2007 AA - Anna Gleason, Roseville Area A - Jessica Johnson, Big Lake A - Carmen Lundell, Breck School, Golden Valley A - Danielle Pallas, *Watertown-Mayer/ Mayer Lutheran *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

174 Girls’ Gymnastics 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Meet Records — 1975-2007

CLASS A – TEAM RECORDS CLASS AA – TEAM RECORDS Event Score School/Team Year Event Score School/Team Year Vault 38.375 Mankato East 2002 Vaulting 38.600 Lakeville 1999 Uneven Parallel Bars 37.900 Perham 2006 Uneven Parallel Bars 39.025 Roseville Area 2007 Balance Beam 37.800 Perham 2005 Balance Beam 38.425 Hopkins 1999 Floor Exercise 37.900 Perham 2006 Floor Exercise 38.600 Eden Prairie 1991 & 1992 Team Score 150.400 Perham 2005 Team Score 153.325 Roseville Area 2007

CLASS A – INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CLASS AA – INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Event Score Individual School/Team Year Event Score Individual School/Team Year Vault 9.95 Danielle Pallas *Watertown-Mayer/ 2007 Vaulting 9.95 Courtney Norman Cretin-Der. Hall 1998 Mayer Lutheran Uneven Parallel Bars 9.80 Mindy Myhre Mahtomedi 1992 Uneven Parallel Bars 9.90 Chanda Johnson Lakeville 1993 Laura Blank Sauk Centre 1999 Balance Beam 9.90 Debbie Thompson Roseville Area 1996 Kourtney Johnston Perham 2006 Floor Exercise 9.925 Stephanie Benson Eagan 1999 Danielle Pallas *Watertown-Mayer/ 2007 Mayer Lutheran All-Around 39.325 Stephanie Benson Eagan 1999 Balance Beam 9.725 Adrienne Maiers Sauk Rapids-Rice 2003 Katie Niehaus Melrose Area 2004 Floor Exercise 9.80 Sherry Blommel Melrose 1993 All-Around 38.75 Mindy Myhre Mahtomedi 1992

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 169) Perham slipped one place to runner-up status on the uneven bars and a 9.675 on he beam. Junior final score of 9.925. Her two vaults netted scores the uneven bars. Her final score was 9.750. Jenna Lensing posted a 9.675 in the floor exer- of 9.925 and 9.775, respectively. Hilpisch Johnston’s teammate, junior Miranda Schmitz, cise, and senior Hannah Afwerke had a 9.825 (9.7375) finished third in the vault behind Land. also slid one place and finished third with a and a 9.650 on her two respective vault Two seniors won the remaining events: score of 9.700. attempts. Cristina Ortiz of Park won the beam competi- In the final event, sophomore Carmen The Tigers of St. Cloud Tech earned Class tion with a 9.825, and Kendra Klein of White Lundell of Breck School of Golden Valley, land- AA runner-up honors for a second consecutive Bear Lake Area claimed top honors with a 9.725 ed a 9.625 to win the floor exercise. Pine Island year. Their final point total was 150.150. Park of in the floor exercise. Klein placed third in the junior Sarah Lerum was second with a score of Cottage Grove was third with 148.000 points. floor exercise in 2006. 9.550, and Big Lake’s Johnson was third at The Wolfpack did not compete at last year’s Roseville Area’s Gleason and Stillwater Area 9.500. state tournament. ninth-grader Kristina Krenz both had a 9.675 on Senior Kayla Land of Park of Cottage Grove the balance beam, but the tie-breaker score of Class AA claimed the Class AA all-around title with a 9.6875 was awarded to Gleason. She finished in In the Class AA team competition, the final score of 38.975. She placed second in the second place and Krenz took third at 9.6750. Roseville Raiders earned their second consecu- vault (9.800) and the uneven bars (9.775). Ortiz placed second in the floor exercise and tive title with 153.325 points, which was a new Senior Caroline Hilpisch of Stillwater Area junior Jennifer Easton of Eden Prairie was third. Class AA record. Lakeville set the previous was second in the all-around (38.825), and Again, second and third place were determined record 152.825 in 1997. The Raiders won all sophomore Anna Gleason of Roseville Area was by a tie-breaker. Ortiz had a 9.7125 and Easton four events: they finished with a 38.075 in the third (38.800). Gleason was the only Top 3 all- had a 9.7000. floor exercise; a 37.700 on the balance beam; around finisher to win another event. She No new records were set in the Class AA and a 38.525 on the vault. The Raiders also set improved on last year’s fourth-place finish and individual competition. the new Class AA record on the uneven bars at won the uneven bars with a score of 9.875. 39.025. Lakeville set the previous record of Sam Nalley of Bloomington Kennedy placed The 2007 State Girls’ Gymnastics Meet was 38.400 on that apparatus in 2003. third on the bars. Her final score was 9.750. conducted February 23 and 24 at Roy Wilkins Sophomore Anna Gleason won two team Alise Post, a sophomore at St. Cloud Tech, Auditorium, RiverCentre, in St. Paul. Paid events for Roseville Area. She had a 9.925 on won her second consecutive vault title with a attendance for the meet was 5,473.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Gymnastics 175 Girls Gymnastics Team Participants — 1975–2007 (Two Classes beginning 1979) Alexander Ramsey. . . . . 1979 AA, 82 AA, 83 AA, 84 AA Frank B. Kellogg ...... 1980 AA, 1985 AA Osseo...... 1979 AA, 80 AA, 82 AA, 83 AA, 92 AA Anoka ...... 1980 AA, 81 AA Frazee ...... 1976, 77, 78, 79 A, 80 A, 81 A, Park Center, Brooklyn Park . . . 1981 AA, 85 AA, 86 AA, Apple Valley ...... 1988 AA, 89 AA, 94 AA, 98 AA, 82 A, 83 A, 84 A 87 AA, 88 AA, 89 AA 2001 AA Grand Marais ...... 1979 A, 80 A, 81 A, 82 A, 83 A, Park Rapids Area ...... 1992 A, 93 A Becker...... 2007 A 84 A, 85 A Park, Cottage Grove ...... 1986 AA, 87 AA, 88 AA, Becker/Big Lake ...... 1991 A, 93 A, 94 A Grand Rapids...... 1975, 77, 78 93 AA, 94 AA, 95 AA, 96 AA, 99 AA, Benson/Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 1994 A Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1989 AA 2000 AA, 02 AA, 03 AA, 04 AAAA, 07 AA Big Lake ...... 1995 A, 96 A, 98 A, 99 A, Hibbing ...... 1987 AA, 89 AA Pelican Rapids ...... 1986 A, 87 A 2000 A, 01 A, 02 A, 03 A, 05 A, 06 A Hopkins ...... 1988 AA, 89 AA, 90 AA, 91 AA, 92 AA, Perham ...... 2003A, 04 A, 05 A, 06 A, 07 A Blake School (The), Minneapolis...... 1981 A, 83 A 96 AA, 97 AA, 98 AA, 99 AA, 2000 AA, Pine Island...... 1988 A, 2006 A, 07 A Bloomington Jefferson...... 1984 AA 02 AA, 03 AA, 04 AA, 05 AA, 07 AA Princeton ...... 1979 AA Bloomington Kennedy ...... 2006 AA Hopkins/Blake...... 1982 AA Redwood Falls ...... 1979 A, 80 A, 81 A, 82 A, 83 A, Blue Earth Area ...... 1995 A, 2005 A Jackson ...... 1979 A, 80 A, 81 A, 82 A, 83 A, 84 A, 84 A, 85 A Brainerd ...... 1979 AA, 82 AA, 83 AA, 84 AA, 85 A, 86 A, 87 A, 88 A, 89 A, 91 A, 93 A, Redwood Falls-Morton ...... 1986 A, 87 A, 88 A, 85 AA, 86 AA, 87 AA, 88 AA, 89 AA, 94 A , 95A 89 A, 91 A 90 AA, 91 AA, 2000 AA, 01 AA Jackson/Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield . . 1996 A, 97 A Richfield...... 1975 Brainerd/Pillager...... 1999 AA Jackson County Central ...... 1998 A, 99 A, 2000 A Robbinsdale...... 1976, 77, 78 Brainerd/Pillager/Lake Region Christian . . . . . 2002 AA, LaCrescent...... 1986 A, 87 A, 92 A, 94 A, 95 A, Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1983 AA, 86 AA, 87 AA, 03 AA, 04 AA 96 A, 98 A, 99 A, 2000 A, 01 A 95 AA, 2003 AA, 04 AA Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 1985 A, 86 A, 87 A Lakeville ...... 1986 AA, 90 AA, 91 AA, 92 AA, 93 AA, Rochester Mayo...... 1976, 77, 78 Buffalo ...... 1998 AA 94 AA, 95 AA, 96 AA, 97 AA, 98 AA, 99 AA, Rosemount ...... 1987 AA, 93 AA Burnsville ...... 1975, 76, 77, 78, 79 AA, 80 AA, 2000 AA, 01 AA, 02 AA, 03 AA Roseville Area ...... 1990 AA, 91 AA, 98 AA, 81 AA, 82 AA Lakeville South ...... 2006 A 2006 AA, 07 AA Byron ...... 1989 A, 91 A Litchfield...... 1988 A St. Anthony Village...... 1979 AA, 80 A, 83 A, 86 A Caledonia ...... 1982 A Mahtomedi...... 1979 A, 81 A, 82 A, 84 A, 85 A, St. Cloud Apollo...... 1980 AA, 81 AA, 95 AA, Cambridge . . . . 1982 AA, 83 AA, 14 AA, 85 AA, 86 AA, 86 A, 87 A, 8 A8, 89 A, 90 A, 91 A, 92 A, 96 AA, 97 AA 88 AA, 90 AA, 91 AA, 93 AA, 94 AA 93 A, 94 A, 95 A, 96 A, 98 A, 99 A, 2000 A, St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1976, 78, 79 A, 80 A Cambridge-Isanti ...... 2007 AA 01 A, 04 A, 05 A, 06 A, 07 A *St. Cloud Tech ...... 2006 AA, 07 AA Cambridge-Isanti/Braham . . 1998 AA, 99 AA, 2001 AA, Mankato East ...... 1993 AA, 95 AA, 96 AA, 97 A, St. Francis...... 1980 AA, 81 AA, 2000 AA 02 AA, 03 AA, 04 AA, 05 AA 2002 A, 03 A, 04 A St. Louis Park ...... 1996 AA, 97 AA, 98 AA Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 2001 AA Mankato West ...... 1981 AA Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 2001 A Chatfield ...... 1979 A, 80 A, 81 A, 83 A, Maple Grove ...... 1999 AA, 2000 AA, 05 AA, 06 AA Sauk Centre ...... 1985 A, 88 A, 89 A, 99 A 84 A, 85 A Maple Lake ...... 1989 A, 90 A, 92 A Sauk Rapids ...... 1997 A, 2000 A Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 2002 A Martin County West, Sherburn...... 2007 A Simley, Inver Grove Heights...... 1997 AA Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul . . . 1992 AA, 97 AA, 98 AA *Martin County West ...... 2005 A, 06 A Stillwater Area ...... 1982 AA, 97 AA, 2002 AA, 05 AA Dassel-Cokato ...... 1984 A, 85 A, 86 A, 87 A Melrose Area ...... 1990 A, 91 A, 92 A, 94 A, 95 A, Two Harbors ...... 1986 A, 87 A, 88 A, 89 A, 90 A Delano ...... 2001 A 96 A, 98 A, 99 A, 2000 A, 01 A, 02 A, Wabasha-Kellogg ...... 1993 A Derham Hall ...... 1981 AA 03A, 04 A, 05 A, 06 A Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 1996 A, 97 A, 98 A Detroit Lakes ...... 1991 A, 93 A, 2002 A Minneapolis South . . 1990 AA, 91 AA, 94 AA, 2001 AA Waseca ...... 1990 A, 98 A Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 1999 AA Minneapolis Washburn...... 1984 AA Watertown ...... 1977 Eden Prairie ...... 1979 AA, 80 AA, 82 AA, 83 AA, Minnetonka ...... 1976, 77 Watertown-Mayer ...... 1988 A, 89 A, 90 A, 91 A, 84 AA, 85 AA, 86 AA, 87 AA, 88 AA, 89 AA, Monticello ...... 1997 A, 2004 A 92 A, 93 A, 94 A, 97 A, 98 A 90 AA, 91 AA, 92 AA, 93 AA, 94 AA, 95 AA, Mounds View ...... 1986 AA, 87 AA, 91 AA, 92 AA, Wayzata ...... 2001 AA, 02 AA, 05 AA, 06 AA, 07 AA 2000 AA, 04 AA, 05 AA, 06 AA, 07 AA 93 AA, 94 AA, 95 AA, 96 AA White Bear Lake Area . . 1983 AA, 84 AA, 85 AA, 88 AA, Edina...... 1982 AA, 85 AA Mound-Westonka. . . 1996 A, 97 A, 99 A, 2000 A, 02 A, 89 AA, 99AA, 2000, 03 AA, 04 AA Edina East...... 1980 AA 03 A, 04 A, 05 A, 06 A, 07 A Willmar ...... 1992 AA, 97 AA Edina West ...... 1978, 79 AA, 81 AA New London-Spicer ...... 2007 A *Winona/Winona Cotter...... 2002 AA, 03 AA, Elk River ...... 1992 AA, 93 AA, 94 AA New Prague. . . . 1983 AA, 84 AA, 85 AA, 99 A, 2000 A, 04 AA, 05 AA, 06 AA Fairmont...... 1975, 77, 78, 90 A, 92 A, 94 A, 96 A 01 A, 02 A, 03 A, 04 A, 05 A, 07 A Woodbury ...... 2001 AA, 05 AA, 06 AA Faribault...... 1975 New Ulm ...... 1975, 76 Worthington ...... 1992 A Fergus Falls ...... 1975 *Northfield Raiders ...... 2007 AA Worthington/Sioux Valley-Round Lake- Forest Lake ...... 1976, 90 AA, 95 AA, 96 AA, 97 AA Orono ...... 1995 A Brewster...... 2001 A, 02 A, 03 A, 04 A

176 Girls’ Gymnastics 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ HOCKEY Roseau ties state record with seventh championship; Hermantown claims first Class A title

By Jil Fiemeyer & Ellen Giloy School’s senior goalie Jesse Behning. The puck lodged under Behning’s pads and officials In the 63rd annual State Boys’ Hockey reviewed the play for five minutes, before deter- Tournament, Hermantown (Class A) won its mining it was not a goal. first championship by defeating Marshall School 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW In the semifinals, Marshall School met St. of Duluth 4-1. In the Class AA tournament, the Thomas Academy of Mendota Heights in a Roseau Rams tied a state record by winning their ior Joe Krause caught a pass from Drew LeBlanc rematch of the 2006 championship. The game seventh crown. They beat Grand Rapids 5-1. and fired it over junior goalie Jake Vatnsdal’s lived up to its billing when it went to double- The Rams were also making their 31st tourna- shoulder. The officials reviewed the goal, but overtime before the Hilltoppers avenged last ment appearance, which is another state record. after determining that Krause wasn’t offsides, year’s loss with a 3-2 victory. Dano Jacques was they let the play stand. the hero of the game when he scored both the Class A Senior Ryan Schmidt scored the deciding tying and game-winning goals. He sent the game In the first year of a seeded tournament, the goal for the Hawks at 7:05 of the third period. to overtime when he blistered a shot from the Hawks of Hermantown (29-0-2) improved on He found the puck at the bottom of the right top of the left circle with 5:09 left in regulation, last year’s third-place finish to earn their first title. With the 4-1 victory, the Hawks forced Marshall School of Duluth (24-5-2) into the runner-up position for a second consecutive year. Overall, this was the sixth tournament appearance for Hermantown and the fourth for Marshall School. Junior Kyle Lonetto scored the game-winner for Hermantown at 10:23 of the second period after catching a pass from senior Justin Baker. Senior Tommy Engseth gave Hermantown the

3-1 advantage when he scored on the weak side MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO with less than one minute remaining in the sec- ond period, and senior Ryan Schmidt netted the insurance goal on an empty-net shot with 29 seconds remaining. The Hilltoppers outshot Hermantown 33-18, but managed only one goal when senior Jack Connolly scored on a rebound at 4:13 of the first period. They had three more great opportunities in the closing minutes as the Hawks served con- secutive penalties for tripping. But, two shots bounced off the pipes and senior goalie Nathan , Hardy stopped the third with his glove as he was , seated on the ice. Schmidt led Hermantown with one goal and one assist and Hardy finished the game with 32 •••• • saves. '. ·······~;·,:·,··~',;'f,...... , . The Hawks defeated Little Falls 6-3 in the - ~ ... ~ ~. quarterfinals. Despite the score, Hermantown Hermantown goalie Nathan Hardy (35) pulls in a loose puck while a Marshall School player enters the entered the third period trailing 3-2. Kyle crease. Hermantown captured its first title by defeating'" Marshall School of Duluth 4-1 in the Class A Lonetto scored the first of the Hawks’ four unan- championship game. swered goals when he knocked in a rebound on a power-play opportunity at 1:06. Five minutes faceoff circle, and was able to fire it through and, in the second overtime, he again ripped a later, junior Drew LeBlanc netted the game-win- Vatnsdal’s legs. slapshot from the top of the faceoff circle to ner for the Hawks. He whipped down the left On the other side of the bracket, Marshall secure the win for the Hilltoppers. side and found a small opening to put School defeated The Blake School of The St. Thomas Academy Cadets defeated Hermantown up 4-3. LeBlanc, who finished the Minneapolis for a second consecutive year in the the Warroad Warriors 7-2 to earn third-place game with five points, also netted an empty-net quarterfinals. The Hilltoppers led 4-1 in the sec- honors. The game was scoreless until Cadet jun- goal at 16:48. ond period after junior Dano Jacques and soph- ior James Saintey found the back of the net with This was the second consecutive year that omore Zach Mausolf scored goals 28 seconds 3.1 seconds left in the first period. In the second Hermantown defeated Little Falls in tourna- apart. The Bears rallied in the opening minutes period, St. Thomas Academy scored five goals ment play. In 2006, the Hawks won third-place of the third period, however, and goals from sen- and took a commanding 6-1 lead. Saintey fin- honors after defeating the Flyers 8-4. ior Stephen Steinhauser and junior Blake ished the game with three points on two goals Hermantown had to come from behind again Dressen pulled The Blake School within 4-3. and one assist. in its 4-3 semifinal victory over Warroad. The With 2:03 left on the clock, Bears’ sopho- In the consolation bracket, Orono beat Hawks trailed 3-2 in the third period when jun- more Joshua Birkholz took a shot on Marshall Continued on page 186

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 177 Hermantown — 2007 Class A State Champion

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Row 1 (L-R): Brad Peterson, Jillian Kolquist, Jenna Gilbert, Aaron Rossiter. Row 2: Nathan Hardy, Andrew Christensen, Tommy Engseth, Justin Baker, Chad Huttel, Ryan Schmidt, Brett Granmo, Drew LeBlanc, Jessup Pelkey. Row 3: Coach Craig Peterson, Joey Krause, Coach

Jesse Stokke, Mat Solberg, Matt Engelmeier, Kurt Peterson, Koby Wargin, Adam Dyson, Danny Smith, Mike Boese, Kaelen Hady, Brenden BOYS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Perrault, Kyle Lonetto, Grant Huttel, Coach Illikainen, Steve Bockovich, Head Coach Bruce Plante.

2007 Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION March 7, 9, 10, 2007 #2 3 St. Thomas Academy, SEMIFINALS Xcel Energy Center, RiverCentre Mendota Heights (22-4-2) St. Paul, Minnesota Xcel Energy Center St. Thomas Academy, Mariucci Arena, U of M CHAMPIONSHIP Minneapolis, Minnesota 6 Orono (20-6-1) Mendota Heights 5-2 Xcel Energy Center #3 2 Marshall School, Duluth (22-4-2) Marshall School, Duluth 3-2 (2OT) Marshall School, Duluth 4-3 Xcel Energy Center 5 The Blake School, Minnepolis Hermantown (17-10-1) 4-1 Xcel Energy Center #1 7 Hermantown (26-0-1) 2007 CLASS A Xcel Energy Center Hermantown 6-3 STATE CHAMPION 4 Little Falls (25-3) Hermantown 4-3 Xcel Energy Center #4 8 Warroad (19-8-1) Warroad 3-1 Xcel Energy Center

1 Albert Lea (21-7) St. Thomas Academy, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Mendota Heights 7-2 Xcel Energy Center THIRD PLACE Warroad Orono

Mariucci Arena, U of M Orono 4-0 Orono The Blake School, Minnepolis 7-1 Mariucci Arena, U of M Little Falls CONSOLATION CHAMPION Albert Lea 5-2 Mariucci Arena, U of M

Albert Lea *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

178 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Roseau — 2007 Class AA State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Stat Girls: Emily Miller, Ana Hanson, Hannah Pearson, Kursten Lane. Row 2: Tyler Landman, Ben Nelson, Aaron Ness, Mike Lee, Sean Biermaier, Alex Bjerk, Dustin Moser, Ben Johnson, Ben Grafstrom. Row 3: Bill Lund, Asst Coach, Jamie Byfuglien, Asst Coach, Scott Oliver, Head Coach, Adam Knochenmus, Ryan Weston, Ryan Larsen, Kyle Bodell, Kurt Weston, Alex Orgon, Adam Lykken, Asst. Coach Andy Lundbohm, Asst. Coach Jim Lundbohm. Row 4: Manager Austin Mekash, Jason Fabian, Tyler Leverington, Martin Opheim,

BOYS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Nick Oliver, Sam Carr, Nathan Voll, Mitch Martinson, Manager Joe Haugen. 2007 Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION March 8-10, 2007 Xcel Energy Center, RiverCentre #2 8 Roseau (26-2) SEMIFINALS St. Paul, Minnesota Xcel Energy Center Roseau 7-2 Mariucci Arena, U of M CHAMPIONSHIP Minneapolis, Minnesota 2 Woodbury (21-6-1) Xcel Energy Center #3 3 Hill-Murray, Maplewood (23-4-1) Roseau 3-1 Rochester Century 6-5 (OT) Xcel Energy Center Roseau 1 Rochester Century (23-5) 5-1 Xcel Energy Center #1 6 Edina (25-2-1) 2007 CLASS AA Xcel Energy Center Grand Rapids 3-1 STATE CHAMPION 7 Grand Rapids (17-7-4) Grand Rapids 4-3 (OT) Xcel Energy Center #4 4 *Blaine (21-6) Burnsville 4-2 Xcel Energy Center

5 Burnsville (17-10) Rochester Century Rochester Century 5-4 (2OT) Xcel Energy Center THIRD PLACE Burnsville Woodbury

Mariucci Arena, U of M Woodbury 4-3 (2OT) Hill-Murray, Maplewood Edina 3-2 Mariucci Arena, U of M Edina CONSOLATION CHAMPION Edina 6-1 Mariucci Arena, U of M

*Blaine *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 179 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2007 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Jared Festler, Little Falls, Forward; Aaron Marvin, Warroad, Forward; Jon Schreiner, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Defense; Aaron Crandall, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, Goalie; Ian Stauber, Marshall School, Duluth, Defense; Dano Jacques, Marshall School, Duluth, Defense; Jack Connolly, Marshall School, Duluth, Forward; Bob Gutsch, Marshall School, Duluth, Forward; Drew LeBlanc, Hermantown, Center; Nathan Hardy, Hermantown, Goalie; Chad Huttel, Hermantown, Defense; Joe Krause, Hermantown, Forward. Class AA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Tyler Barnes, Burnsville, Forward; Joe Faupel, Rochester Century, Defense; Garrett Grimstad, Rochester Century, Forward; Patrick White, Grand Rapids, Center; Joe Stejskal, Grand Rapids, All-Tournament Team Defense; Zach Morse, Grand Rapids, Forward; Reidar Jensen, Grand Rapids, Goalie; Kurt Weston, Roseau, Forward; Mike Lee, Roseau, Goalie; Aaron Ness, Roseau, Defense; Sam Carr, Roseau, Defense; Dustin Moser, Roseau, Forward.

180 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Winners — 1945-2007

YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE THIRD PLACE CONSOLATION 1945 Eveleth (11-0) Thief River Falls 4-3 St. Paul Washington White Bear Lake 1946 Roseau (23-4) Rochester 6-0 Eveleth St. Cloud 1947 St. Paul Johnson (34-1) Roseau 2-1 Minneapolis West South St. Paul 1948 Eveleth (15-0) Warroad 8-2 St. Cloud St. Paul Harding 1949 Eveleth (13-0) Williams 4-1 Warroad Minneapolis Washburn 1950 Eveleth (22-0) Williams 4-3 International Falls St. Paul Murray 1951 Eveleth (19-0) St. Paul Johnson 4-1 Thief River Falls St. Paul Murray 1952 Hibbing (12-2) Eveleth 4-3 Minneapolis Southwest Thief River Falls 1953 St. Paul Johnson (29-2) Warroad 4-1 Eveleth St. Paul Humboldt 1954 Thief River Falls (20-0) Eveleth 4-1 St. Paul Johnson St. Paul Harding 1955 St. Paul Johnson (26-1-2) Minneapolis Southwest 3-1 South St. Paul Thief River Falls 1956 Thief River Falls (19-1) International Falls 3-2 Eveleth St. Paul Johnson 1957 International Falls (23-2) Roseau 3-2 Minneapolis South Edina 1958 Roseau (22-4-1) St. Paul Harding 1-0 South St. Paul Minneapolis Roosevelt 1959 Roseau (30-0) Minneapolis Washburn 4-2 International Falls Thief River Falls 1960 Duluth East (23-3) St. Paul Washington 3-1 Minneapolis Patrick Henry Minneapolis Washburn 1961 Roseau (21-3-2) South St. Paul 1-0 Duluth East St. Paul Johnson 1962 International Falls (23-2-1) Roseau 4-0 South St. Paul Edina 1963 St. Paul Johnson (24-2-1) International Falls 4-3 (OT) Roseau Alexander Ramsey 1964 International Falls (22-3-1) St. Paul Johnson 7-3 Minneapolis Patrick Henry Roseau 1965 International Falls (26-0) Bloomington 7-0 St. Paul Johnson Alexander Ramsey 1966 International Falls (26-0) Roseau 5-0 South St. Paul Greenway, Coleraine 1967 Greenway,Coleraine (20-4-2) St. Paul Johnson 4-2 Hibbing Roseau 1968 Greenway, Coleraine (23-3) South St. Paul 6-1 St. Paul Johnson Roseau 1969 Edina (26-1) Warroad 5-4 (OT) South St. Paul Greenway, Coleraine 1970 Minneapolis Southwest (24-0-1) Edina 1-0 (OT) Hibbing North St. Paul 1971 Edina (22-2-3) Roseau 1-0 International Falls Hastings 1972 International Falls (22-3-1) Grand Rapids 3-2 Minneapolis Southwest Edina 1973 Hibbing (22-4-2) Alexander Ramsey 6-3 International Falls Minneapolis Southwest 1974 Edina East (24-0) Bemidji 6-0 Grand Rapids Hibbing 1975 Grand Rapids (23-4) Minneapolis Southwest 6-1 Hill-Murray Duluth East 1976 Grand Rapids (22-5) Richfield 4-3 Hill-Murray Bloomington Kennedy 1977 Rochester John Marshall (25-2) Edina East 4-2 Grand Rapids Hill-Murray 1978 Edina East (25-1) Grand Rapids 5-4 (2OT) Roseau Hill-Murray 1979 Edina East (22-4) Rochester John Marshall 4-3 (OT) Roseau Grand Rapids 1980 Grand Rapids (21-5) Hill-Murray 2-1 Bloomington Jefferson Irondale 1981 Bloomington Jefferson (17-8-1) Irondale 3-2 South St. Paul Grand Rapids 1982 Edina (22-4) White Bear Mariner 6-0 Hibbing Cloquet 1983 Hill-Murray (28-0) Burnsville 4-3 Henry Sibley Edina 1984 Edina (21-4-1) Bloomington Kennedy 4-2 Hibbing Roseau 1985 Burnsville (24-1-1) Hill-Murray 4-3 Anoka Hibbing 1986 Burnsville (20-5-1) Hill-Murray 4-1 Duluth Denfeld Bemidji 1987 Bloomington Kennedy (25-1-0) Burnsville 4-1 Greenway, Coleraine South St. Paul 1988 Edina (21-5-1) Hill-Murray 5-3 Bloomington Jefferson Duluth Denfeld 1989 Bloomington Jefferson (25-3) Rochester John Marshall 5-4 (OT) Duluth Denfeld Edina 1990 Roseau (26-2) Grand Rapids 3-1 Minnetonka White Bear Lake 1991 Hill-Murray (22-6-0) Duluth East 5-3 Burnsville Richfield 1992 - I Bloomington Jefferson (25-2-2) Moorhead 6-3 Blaine Apple Valley - II *Greenway, Coleraine/ Rosemount 6-1 Orono, Long Lake Minneapolis Roosevelt Nashwauk-Keewatin (16-12) 1993 - I Bloomington Jefferson (28-0) Hill-Murray 4-0 Moorhead *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 1994 - II Eveleth-Gilbert (14-14) *Lake of the Woods, 3-2 (2OT) Henry Sibley Orono, Long Lake Baudette MN/Rainy River Ontario Canada 1994-AA Bloomington Jefferson (26-1-1) Moorhead 3-1 Duluth East White Bear Lake Area - A Warroad (24-4) Hibbing 5-3 Mahtomedi Minneapolis Edison 1995-AA Duluth East (25-3-0) Moorhead 5-3 Edina Bloomington Jefferson 1994- A *International Falls (20-7-1) Totino-Grace, Fridley 3-2 Warroad Hutchinson 1996-AA Apple Valley (27-1-0) Edina 3-2 Duluth East Alexandria 1994- A Warroad (24-4-0) Red Wing 10-3 Breck School, Golden Valley Simley, Inver Grove Heights 1997-AA Edina (25-3-0) Duluth East 1-0 Moorhead Anoka - A Red Wing (28-0-0) Warroad 4-3 *Proctor Breck School, Golden Valley 1998-AA Duluth East (25-3-0) Anoka 3-1 Bloomington Jefferson Hastings 1994- A Eveleth-Gilbert (22-6-0) Hermantown 2-1 Red Wing East Grand Forks 1999-AA Roseau (27-1-0) Hastings 4-0 Elk River Area Blaine 1994- A Benilde-St. Margaret’s (26-2-0) East Grand Forks 4-2 Fergus Falls St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 2000-AA Blaine (21-5-2) Duluth East 4-2 Hastings Roseau 1994- A Breck School, Golden Valley (24-3-1) Warroad 3-2 International Falls Farmington 2001-AA Elk River Area (29-1-1) Moorhead 8-1 *Greenway Raiders Eastview, Apple Valley 1994- A Benilde-St. Margaret’s (22-9-0) *Rochester Lourdes 2-1 Hermantown East Grand Forks 2002-AA Academy of Holy Angels (26-4-0) Hill-Murray 4-2 Roseville Area Elk River Area - A Totino Grace, Fridley (27-2-1) Red Wing 3-2 *Rochester Lourdes East Grand Forks Continued on page 182

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 181 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Winners — 1945-2007 (Continued from page 181) YEAR CHAMPION RUNNER-UP SCORE THIRD PLACE CONSOLATION 2003-AA Anoka (25-4-1) Roseville Area 3-1 Academy of Holy Angels White Bear Lake Area 1994- A Warroad (28-1-1) Simley, Inver Grove Heights 3-1 Orono Hibbing 2004-AA Centennial, Circle Pines (30-1-0) Moorhead 1-0 Duluth East Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 1994- A Breck School, Golden Valley (28-1-2) Orono 7-2 Hibbing Warroad 2005-AA Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Moorhead 6-4 Duluth East White Bear Lake Area (26-3-1) 1994- A Warroad (27-0-2) Totino-Grace, Fridley 4-3 (2OT) Marshall School, Duluth Albert Lea 2006-AA Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul (27-4) Grand Rapids 7-0 *Blaine Minnetonka 1994- A St. Thomas Academy (24-5-1) Marshall School, Duluth 4-3 Hermantown The Blake School, Minneapolis 2007-AA Roseau (28-2) Grand Rapids 5-1 Rochester Century Edina - A Hermantown (29-0-1) Marshall School, Duluth 4-1 St. Thomas Academy Orono

State Boys’ Hockey Tournament History Sixty-third state tournament played in 2007 lthough the first state hockey tourna- expected of Minnesota high school hockey play- Directors established a two-year experiment of ment was not conducted until 1945, ers. The first tournament proved the merits of conducting the hockey tournament in two tiers. Ahigh school hockey was played in this activity for high school competition, and Instead of dividing the participating schools approximately 25 schools in the 1930s. Most of the next year the Minnesota State High School based on enrollment, as is the case with all other the schools were in the northern part of the state League took full control of the tournament series activities, the coaches suggested the division be and in the Twin Cities area. Inter-school games and assumed complete responsibility for its based on performance and ability. Thus, follow- were very limited in number, and coaching was finances. ing the regular season, coaches in each section done in most schools by male faculty members By 1947, attendance had more than doubled. ranked all the teams based on their season per- who had hockey experience or by individuals in It reached the 30,000 plateau in 1956, topped formance. The top-eight teams were placed in the community who had a special interest and 40,000 in 1961, and leveled off at the three-day Tier I to play off to send a representative to the training in the sport. auditorium capacity of 46,000 its last three years state tournament. The remaining teams then The state hockey tournament was conceived in the St. Paul Auditorium. For 23 years the played off to determine the Tier II representative by the late Gene Aldrich, St. Paul athletic direc- tournament was conducted in the Auditorium to the tournament. tor who thought it was time for an event of its before leaving in 1969 for the more spacious Met The expansion of the tournament required kind because St. Paul was drawing many fans for Center in Bloomington. At the bigger Met an additional day of playing time, so the Tier II its games. With the enthusiastic approval of the Center, attendance nearly doubled. teams played their quarterfinal games at the St. Minnesota State High School League Board of In 1976 the Minnesota State High School Paul Civic Center on Wednesday. The Tier I Directors and backing for expenses from the late Hockey Tournament returned to the city where teams played their quarterfinals on Thursday. Elmer Englebert, Aldrich went ahead with plan- it had been groomed 31 years earlier. The tour- On Friday and Saturday, the Tier II tournament ning the details for the first tournament. The nament site became the St. Paul Civic Center concluded its schedule at Target Center in event produced sufficient revenue to pay Arena, a sports venue with a 15,706 seating Minneapolis. It was the first time hockey had expenses and leave a modest balance. capacity for hockey and which was adjacent to been played at the arena which is home to the In 1945 the Minnesota State High School the Auditorium where the tournament was NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves. The Tier I League, in cooperation with interested citizens nursed through its infancy. The event returned tournament was concluded at the Civic Center. in St. Paul, offered the schools an opportunity to to St. Paul as the biggest high school hockey In 1994, the tournament was reformatted participate in the first State High School tournament in the nation. In 1985 an all-time once again. The League’s Board of Directors Hockey Tournament. It marked the very first attendance mark of 103,096 was established at chose to classify participating schools by enroll- state-sponsored high school hockey tournament the St. Paul Civic Center Arena. ment, as it is for every other activity, instead of in the United States. There were 26 high From this meager beginning, high school by performance. The change was reviewed and schools registered for the sport at the time and hockey has grown in programs throughout the extended after a two-year experiment. More Eveleth’s Golden Bears went home with the first state by leaps and bounds. There were 146 high than 23,000 fans paid to watch the Class A of its five state championships. The first field - school teams which participated during 1993- schools, while nearly 83,000 fans paid to watch including Thief River Falls, White Bear Lake, 94. The rapid development of indoor facilities, the Class AA schools. St. Cloud, Staples, Rochester, St. Paul improved coaching in schools, and development In 1999 and 2000 the championship round Washington, and Granite Falls - played before a of youth programs have all been contributing games for both classes were played at Target total of 8,434 spectators. factors. Center. The first-round games during the initial tour- In 1992 the first two-tier Minnesota State In 2001 the tournament returned to St. Paul nament produced many lopsided scores, but the High School Tournament was conducted. and the new Xcel Energy Center, which is the championship affair between Eveleth and Thief Following the recommendations of the state’s home of the Minnesota Wild NHL hockey team. River Falls (Eveleth won 4-3) was a fine exhibi- high school hockey coaches association, the The new arena has a seating capacity of 18,539. tion of skills and abilities which today are Minnesota State High School League Board of

182 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Summary of All-time State Hockey Tournament Records ALL FORMATS (1945-2007) Most Appearances ...... 31 ...... Roseau Most Times Champions ...... 7 ...... *International Falls; Roseau Most Times Runners-up ...... 6 ...... Hill-Murray, Moorhead Most Times Third Place ...... 6 ...... South St. Paul Most Times Consolation Champions ...... 6 ...... Edina Most Games Won ...... 51 ...... Roseau Most Games Lost ...... 46 ...... South St. Paul Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) ...... 800 ...... (12-3) Edina East Most Goals Scored ...... 290 ...... Roseau Most Goals Against ...... 270 ...... South St. Paul * 1995 team was a cooperatively sponsored program including students from Littlefork-Big Falls. Edina has won 6 championships as Edina; Edina East won 3 championships. Roseau has won 6 championships.

Summary of One-Class Tournament Records (1945-1991) Most Appearances ...... 26 ...... Roseau Most Times Champions ...... 6 ...... International Falls Most Times Runners-up ...... 5 ...... Roseau Most Times Third Place ...... 6 ...... South St. Paul Most Times Consolation Champions ...... 5 ...... Edina Most Games Won ...... 42 ...... Roseau Most Games Lost ...... 40 ...... South St. Paul Best Won-Lost Pct...... 800 ...... (12-3) Edina East Most Goals Scored ...... 238 ...... Roseau Most Goals Against ...... 238 ...... South St. Paul

Summary of Two-Class Tournament Records CLASS A (1994-2007) Most Appearances ...... 9 ...... Warroad Most Times Champions ...... 4 ...... Warroad Most Times Runners-up ...... 2 ...... Red Wing; Totino-Grace, Fridley; Warroad; Marshall School, Duluth Most Times Third Place ...... 2 ...... Hermantown Most Times Consolation Champions ...... 3 ...... East Grand Forks Most Games Won ...... 21 ...... Warroad Most Games Lost ...... 13 ...... Fergus Falls Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) ...... 778 ...... (21-6) Warroad Most Goals Scored ...... 124 ...... Warroad Most Goals Against ...... 91 ...... Fergus Falls

CLASS AA (1994-2007) Most Appearances ...... 9 ...... Duluth East Most Times Champions ...... 2 . . . .Duluth East; Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield; Roseau Most Times Runners-up ...... 5 ...... Moorhead Most Times Third Place ...... 4 ...... Duluth East Most Times Consolation Champions ...... 3 ...... White Bear Lake Area Most Games Won ...... 18 ...... Duluth East Most Games Lost ...... 10 ...... Bloomington Jefferson; Moorhead; Rochester Mayo Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) ...... 692 ...... (18-8) Duluth East Most Goals Scored ...... 95 ...... Duluth East Most Goals Against ...... 68 ...... Moorhead

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 183 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Leading Scorers — 1945-2007

Year Name & School Goals Assists Points Year Name & School Goals Assists Points 1945 Wally Grant, Eveleth 9 4 13 1982 Steve Bianchi, Bloomington Jefferson 1 6 7 Pat Finnegan, Eveleth 8 5 13 Jim Johannson, Rochester Mayo 5 2 7 1946 Rube Bjorkman, Roseau 4 1 5 1983 Todd Okerlund, Burnsville 2 6 8 Bob Harris, Roseau 3 2 5 1984 Paul Ranheim, Edina 4 3 7 1947 Rube Bjorkman, Roseau 6 0 6 1985 Tod Hartje, Anoka 3 3 6 Dave Reipke, St. Paul Johnson 5 1 6 Pat Marolt, Hibbing 4 2 6 Francis Tholl, St.Cloud 4 2 6 1986 Scott Bloom, Burnsville 5 5 10 Jim Broker, St. Cloud 4 2 6 1987 Jason Miller, Bloomington Kennedy 6 2 8 John Matchefts, Eveleth 3 3 6 John Young, South St. Paul 2 6 8 1948 John Matchefts, Eveleth 9 5 14 1988 Larry Olimb, Warroad 2 4 6 1949 John Mayasich, Eveleth 7 4 11 Kevin Degel, Bloomington Jefferson 0 6 6 1950 John Mayasich, Eveleth 11 1 12 Chris Marinucci, Grand Rapids 1 5 6 Ray Beauchamp, Williams 5 7 12 1989 Sean Rice, Bloomington Jefferson 5 3 8 1951 John Mayasich, Eveleth 15 3 18 1990 Chris Gotziaman, Roseau 4 2 6 1952 Jack Petroske, Hibbing 3 8 11 Justin McHugh, Minnetonka 4 2 6 1953 Roger Bertelson, St. Paul Johnson 4 1 5 1991 Mark Strobel, Hill-Murray 4 3 7 Jack Stoskopf, Warroad 4 1 5 1992- I Joe Bianchi, Bloomington Jefferson 6 1 7 Mike Castellano, Eveleth 3 2 5 Tim McDonald, Bloomington Jefferson 4 3 7 Gerald Palkovich, Eveleth 2 3 5 Jon Hillman, Blaine 3 4 7 1954 Dick Jinks, St. Paul Harding 8 0 8 Mike O’Connell, Apple Valley 3 4 7 1955 Merv Meredith, Minneapolis Southwest 5 1 6 1992- II Scott Lynch, Minneapolis Roosevelt 4 5 9 1956 Cliff Strand, Thief River Falls 4 3 7 1993- I Jamie Langenbrunner, Cloquet 3 10 13 1957 Oscar Mahle, International Falls 7 1 8 Sergei Petrov, Cloquet 6 7 13 1958 Ken Pederson, South St. Paul 6 2 8 1992- II Mark Amundsen, Lake of the Woods 6 4 10 1959 Dan Cullen, International Falls 6 1 7 1994- AA Ryan Kraft, Moorhead 8 1 9 Jim Stordahl, Roseau 4 3 7 1994- A Brian Bolf, Hibbing 2 8 10 1960 Bill Silvertson, Duluth East 5 1 6 1995- AA Dave Spehar, Duluth East 9 0 9 Jim Ross, Duluth East 3 3 6 1994- A Ryan Dolder, Hutchinson 7 2 9 1961 Craig Falkman, St. Paul Johnson 5 0 5 1996- AA Dave Spehar, Duluth East 9 4 13 Jon Hall, Minneapolis Roosevelt 0 5 5 1994- A Josh Heppner, Warroad 1 6 7 Tom Brindley, St. Paul Johnson 2 3 5 Kaine Martell, Warroad 2 5 7 1962 Glen Blumer, International Falls 3 3 6 John Pohl, Red Wing 5 2 7 Jim Amidon, International Falls 4 4 8 1997- AA Brian Nelson, Moorhead 5 0 5 Doug Woog, South St. Paul 2 4 6 1994- A Dom Talarico, Proctor 3 7 10 1963 Jim Amidon, International Falls 4 4 8 1998- AA Jeff Taffe, Hastings 3 4 7 1964 Rob Shattuck, St. Paul Johnson 3 4 7 1994- A Johnny Pohl, Red Wing 3 8 11 1965 Pete Fichuk, International Falls 4 3 7 1999- AA Mike Klema, Roseau 7 2 9 1966 Bob Tok, Greenway, Coleraine 5 3 8 1994- A Troy Riddle, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 7 2 9 1967 Craig Sarner, North St. Paul 2 9 11 2000- AA Brandon Bochenski, Blaine 3 4 7 1968 Mike Antonovich, Greenway, Coleraine 3 6 9 1994- A Todd O’Hara, Breck School 3 3 6 1969 Mike Antonovich, Greenway, Coleraine 7 1 8 2001- AA Trevor Stewart, Elk River Area 4 5 9 1970 Paul Miller, Minneapolis Southwest 4 2 6 1994- A Ryan Miller, Fergus Falls 7 2 9 Lee Marshall, Warroad 3 3 6 BJ Radovich, Hermantown 5 4 9 Frank Krahn, Warroad 1 5 6 2002- AA Kevin Rollwagen, Academy of Holy Angels 3 4 7 1971 Jerry Meier, Hastings 3 2 5 Jimmy Kilpatrick, Academy of Holy Angels 1 6 7 Dave Otness, Edina 2 3 5 1994- A Brandon Harrington, *Rochester Lourdes 3 5 8 1972 John Shewchuck, South St. Paul 2 4 6 2003- AA Josh Frider, Moorhead 4 1 5 Warren Miller, South St. Paul 2 4 6 1994- A Shea Walters, Hibbing 3 6 9 1973 Joe Micheletti, Hibbing 7 4 11 2004- AA Rob Johnson, Duluth East 5 3 8 1974 John Rothstein, Grand Rapids 5 2 7 1994- A Blake Wheeler, Breck School, Golden Valley 6 5 11 1975 Erin Roth, Grand Rapids 3 7 10 2005- AA Matt Overman, Bloomington Jefferson 4 2 6 1976 Steve Christoff, Richfield 5 4 9 Josh Levine, Bloomington Jefferson 2 4 6 1977 Scott Lecy, Rochester John Marshall 5 2 7 Jay Barriball, Academy of Holy Angels 4 2 6 Scott Kleinendorst, Grand Rapids 4 3 7 1994- A Quinn Ellingson, Albert Lea 5 2 7 1978 Aaron Broten, Roseau 4 3 7 Cory Ellertson, Albert Lea 4 3 7 1979 Aaron Broten, Roseau 6 6 12 2006-AA Ben Kinne, Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 3 6 9 1980 Jay North, Bloomington Jefferson 4 3 7 1994- A Karl Gilbert, Hermantown 5 3 8 Scott Richart, Irondale 6 1 7 2007-AA Matt Reber, Edina 1 6 7 John Bader, Irondale 2 5 7 Tyler Barnes, Burnsville 4 3 7 1981 Tony Kellin, Grand Rapids 3 6 9 - A Drew LeBlanc, Hermantown 4 4 8

184 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Head Coaches — 1945-2007

Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Abram, Terry, Roseau, 1971, 75, 77 Froiland, Elly, Columbia Heights, 1983 Macho, Tom, New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral, 1992 Alm, Rick, Minneapolis South, 1993 Frutiger, Bruce, Rochester John Marshall, 1996; Rochester Macioh, Francis, Roseau, 1968, 69 Almquist, Oscar, Roseau, 1946, 47, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59, 61, Century, 2005, 07 Magnuson, Rod, St. Paul Johnson, 1984 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 Funk, Mike, Mounds View, 1978 Manley, Dave, Irondale, 1979, 80, 81 Amundsen, John, Lake of the Woods, 1993 Gavin, William, St. Paul Harding, 1948 Manley, Joe, Minneapolis Central, 1949, 50 Anderson, Dick, St. Paul Harding, 1969, 72, 73, 74 Genz, Gordon, Alexander Ramsey, 1963, 64, 65, 71, 72, Manthey, Todd, Anoka, 2003 Anderson, Shawn, Farmington, 1994, 2000 73; Roseville Area, 1987 Matchefts, John, Thief River Falls, 1959; Eveleth, 1960 Antonovich, Mike, St. Cloud Cathedral, 1994 Gernander, Bob, Greenway Coleraine, 1967, 68, 69, 70, 87 May, Bob, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1956 Armstrong, Kevin, Orono, 1992, 93, 2002, 03 Gibbons, Mike, Eastview Apple Valley, 2001 McCarthy, Bill, St. Thomas Academy, 1999 Ashby Jr., Cliff, Hermantown, 1994 Giles, Curt, Edina, 2000, 07 McFadden, Ken, Hallock, 1957 Aslakson, Greg, Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson, 1996, 97 Gordon, Kevin, International Falls, 1995, 2000, 02 McFarlane, Tom, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 1992, 93 Aus, David, Blaine, 2006, 07 Grafstrom, Myron, Warroad, 1963 McGann, Bill, Proctor, 1997 Aus, Erik, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Grand, Byran, Bemidji, 1985, 86 McLaughlin, Dwight, Minneapolis West, 1947 Aus, Whitey, F. B. Kellogg, 1974 Greer, Ted, Edina-Morningside, 1955, 56 Michaud, Patrick, Mankato East/Loyola, 2006 Balfour, David, Detroit Lakes, 1995, 96 Grillo, Chuck, Bemidji, 1974, 76 Miller, Bing, St. Cloud, 1947 Bauer, Arnie, North St. Paul, 1961 Grina, Todd, Hutchinson, 1995, 97, 2000 Minnelli, Phillip, Granite Falls, 1945, 46 Bauer, Pete, Simley, 1996 Grosso, Lorne, Rochester Mayo, 1982, 92, 94, 95, 97, 99, Monsrud, Cliff, Rochester, 1945, 46 Bauer, Wes, North St. Paul, 1967 2000 Monsrud, Jeff, Mound-Westonka, 1998 Bergland, Tim, Fergus Falls, 2003 Gustafson, Rube, St. Paul Johnson, 1946, 47, 51, 52, 53, Morinville, Dave, Moorhead, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 61, 63 Bergland, Scott, Thief River Falls/Goodridge, 2006 Morrison, Vern, St. Cloud, 1945, 46, 47 Guyer, Pat, Greenway Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin, Moore, Bill, South St. Paul, 1996 Bergstrom, Brad, Fergus Falls, 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02 1992, 2001 Myhrman, Ralph, St. Cloud, 1952 Bergstrom, Terry, Bloomington Lincoln, 1975 Guyer, Tim, Henry Sibley, 1997 Nelson, Jim, Grand Rapids, 1976, 77, 78, 79, 81 Birrenkott, John, Anoka, 1997, 98 Guzzo, Mike, Silver Bay, 1999 Nemanich, George, Red Wing, 1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2002 Bjorkman, Rube, Greenway Coleraine, 1962 Halbrehder, Bill, North St. Paul, 1970, 81 Ness, Jay, Rochester Lourdes, 2000, 01, 02 Bjugstad, Scott, Blaine, 1999, 2000 Hamre, John, The Blake School, 2006, 07 Notaro, Dave, Champlin Park, 1995 Blais, Dean, Roseau, 1990, 91 Hasbargen, Albert, Warroad, 2005, 07 Nystrom, Roy, Albert Lea, 2004, 05, 07 Boeser, Bob, Bloomington Lincoln, 1965 Haskins, Bob, Rochester Lourdes, 2003 Odegaard, Andy, Chisago Lakes Area, 1995 Bolin, Wes, Woodbury, 2007 Hendrickson, Gus, Grand Rapids, 1972, 74, 75 Olive, Gene, Richfield, 1962, 63, 64 Bourdeau, Don, Duluth East, 1975 Hendrickson, Keith, Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl, 2005 Oliver, Scott, Roseau, 2006, 07 Boysen, Bob, Henry Sibley, 1973, 74, 75, 76 Hendrickson, Larry, Richfield, 1976; Apple Valley, 1981, 96 Olson, Bill, Hibbing, 1984, 85, 86 Bradley, R. P., White Bear Lake, 1945, 46, 49 Hokanson, Gary, Roseau, 1978, 79, 81, 83, 84 Olson, Bruce, Roseau, 1998, 99, Warroad 07 Braga, Al, Williams, 1949, 50, 51 Homola, Craig, Eveleth-Gilbert, 1998 O'Neill, Jim, Cretin-Derham Hall, 1988, 2006 Broderick, Bernie, Warroad, 1948, 49, 53; St. Paul Murray, Houck, D. A., Minneapolis West, 1946 1957, 58, 67 Orhn, Todd, Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/MN Academy Humphrey, John, Tartan, Oakdale, 2004, 05 for the Deaf, 1993 Broten, Aaron, Roseau, 2000 Hurt, Steve, White Bear Lake Area, 1998 Brown, Harry, Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1964 Osiecki, Tom, Burnsville, 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90 Ikola, Willard, Edina (East), 1960, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, Page, Ralph, South St. Paul, 1947, 48, 50 Budge, Rick, East Grand Forks, 1971 72, 73, 74, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 87, 88, 89 Burns, Terry, International Falls, 1989 Palmiscno, Tony, East Grand Forks, 1980, 82 Jaskowiak, Blake, Bloomington Lincoln, 1961, 64 Pauly, Ken, Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1999, 2001; Burroughs, Charlie, Minneapolis Edison, 1994 Jerome, Tom, Alexandria, 1996 Minnetonka, 2006 Butters, Bill, White Bear Lake Area, 2001 Jocketty, Peter, Minneapolis Washburn, 1979 Peart, Tom, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1992 Campbell, John, Wayzata, 1954 Johnson, Art, St. Paul Monroe, 1962 Perpich, George, Hibbing, 1967, 70, 73, 74, 82 Carlson, Carl, Minneapolis Washburn, 1949, 59, 60 Johnson, Bob, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1958, 61, 63 Peterson, Dave, Minneapolis Southwest, 1965, 68, 69, 70, Chapman, Wally, Breck School, 1994, 96, 97, 2000, 04 Johnson, Curt, Blaine, 1992 71, 72, 73, 75, 76, 77, 80 Christensen, R. "Buzz", Grand Rapids, 1980 Karn, George, South St. Paul, 1953, 54, 55, 57 Peterson, Jack, Anoka, 1985 Cotroneo, Lou, St. Paul Johnson, 1964, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70, Kendig, Bucky, St. Paul Johnson, 1991, 95 Peterson, Jerry, Bloomington Kennedy, 1976, 83, 84, 87, 71 Kennedy, Bill, Cloquet, 1982 90, 91 Couture, Tony, Little Falls, 2005, 06, 07 King, Tom, Warroad, 1978, 88, 89 Plante, Bruce, Hermantown, 1998, 99, 2001, 06, 07 Cullen, Terry, Moorhead, 1992, 93, 94, 95, 97 Kivihalme, Janne, Burnsville, 2007 Poeschl, Jeff, Mahtomedi, 1998, 2001 Dahlof, Ray, Osseo, 1994 Klein, Dave, Mound Westonka, 2001 Rajanen, Greg, Anoka, 1990 Davey, Merlin, Rochester, 1947, 48 Klein, Tom, Minnetonka, 1994 Randolph, Mike, Duluth East, 1991, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, Davis, Carl, Wayzata, 2004 Kochevar, Bob, Eveleth-Gilbert, 1993 2000, 03, 05 Davis, Jim, St. Paul Harding, 1979 Kogi, Rudy, Minneapolis South, 1954, 55, 57 Roberts, Dick, Warroad, 1969, 70 DeCenzo, Mark, Apple Valley, 1992, 93; Hibbing, 1994, Koski, Wayne, Staples, 1945 Rohlik, Steve, Hill-Murray, 1993, 97 2003, 04 Kottke, Larry, St. Cloud, 1948, 50, 51 Rolle, Dennis, Thief River Falls, 1951, 52, 54, 55, 56 DePaul, Robert, International Falls, 1950 Lackner, John, St. Paul Washington, 1945 Rolle, Glenn, Duluth East, 1958, 60, 61, 64 Dillner, M. C., Minneapolis Washburn, 1948 Lagoo, Jeff, South St. Paul, 2004 Root, James, Robbinsdale, 1959 Doig, Tom, Burnsville, 1991 LaRoque, Bruce, Grand Rapids, 2006, 07 Ross, Larry, International Falls, 1956, 57, 58, 59, 62, 63, Donahue, Mike, Alexandria, 1992 Larson, Bart, Edina West, 1981; Edina, 1995, 96, 97, 98 64, 65, 66, 68, 71, 72, 73, 83 Donahue, Tim, St. Louis Park, 1998, 2003 Larson, Steve, Blaine, 1996, 99, 2000 Rossi, John, St. Paul Harding, 1954, 58 Eades, Cary, Warroad, 1994, 95, 96, 97, 2000, 03, 04 Laumeyer, Dennis, Austin, 1993; Austin/Austin Pacelli Ryan, Brad, Orono, 2006, 07 Eklund, Wayne, Eden Prairie, 1992 2001 Saatzer, Donald, Hastings, 1971 Ellingson, Lyn, Grand Rapids, 1988, 90, 91 Lechner, Bill, Hill-Murray, 1999, 2000, 02, 06, 07 Sack, Gene, Thief River Falls, 1960; Rochester John Erickson, John, Minnetonka, 1985, 90 Lehn, Lloyd, Willmar, 1947 Marshall, 1977, 78, 79 Esse, David, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2002 Lindquist, Jeff, The Blake School, 1995, 99; Bloomington Sager, Tim, White Bear Lake Area, 2003, 05 Fermoyle, Dennis, Warroad, 2005 Jefferson, 2005 Sandberg, Albert, St. Paul Murray, 1949, 50, 51 Flaherty, Brendan, Duluth Central, 1996, 2001; Marshall Liston, Ed, St. Paul Humboldt, 1952, 53 Sarsland, Tony; Elk River, 1993, 99, 2001, 02, 04, 05 School, Duluth, 2005, 06, 07 Loahr, Mark, Totino Grace Fridley, 1993, 95, 2002, 05 Saterdalen, Tom, Bloomington Jefferson, 1980, 81, 82, 85, Franke, Todd, St. Cloud Cathedral, 1993 Loiselle, Ed, Shakopee, 2005 86, 88, 89, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 2000, 02 Frederick, Todd, Princeton, 2002, 03 Lonke, Chris, Simley in Inver Grove Heights, 2003 Scanlan, Jim, East Grand Forks, 1998, 99, 2001, 02 Freeburg, Clayton, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1967, 74, 78 Louricas, Pete, White Bear Lake, 1951, 56 Schey, Martin, Minneapolis South, 1950 Frerker, Bob, Rochester John Marshall, 1988, 89 Lund, Dave, Hopkins Lindbergh, 1975, 80 Schieff, George, Thief River Falls, 1965 Continued on page 186

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 185 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Head Coaches — 1945-2007 (Continued from page 185) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Schmitz, Randy, Lakeville, 2002, 03, 04; Lakeville North, Stefano, Gary, Park Center, 1993 Weisjahn, Todd, Orono, 2004 2006 Sundin, Michael, Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato, 1996 Welch, Russ, South St. Paul, 1986, 87, 89, 90, 94; Schwartz, Bob, Hill-Murray, 1992 Taylor, Mike, Eagan, 2006 Hastings, 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Schwartz, Mike, White Bear Lake Area, 1994, 95, 96 Tetu, Dennis, South St. Paul, 1969, 72, 77 Wellen, Ken, Hallock, 1961 Senta, Frank, Rosemount, 1992 Thomas, Mike, Richfield, 1986, 91 Wentworth, Todd, Duluth East, 2004 Serratore, Tom, Henry Sibley, 1993 Thompson, Cliff, Eveleth, 1945, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, Weston, Sheldon, Sauk Rapids-Rice, 2000 Sertich, Steve, Roseville Area, 2002, 03 53, 54, 55, 56 Whisler, Jeff, Hill-Murray, 1988, 91; Mahtomedi, 1992, 94, Sharrow, Bob, Bloomington Kennedy, 1966 Thorsen, Carl, White Bear Lake, 1966, 67, 70 97 Shelstad, Jeff, Hastings, 1985 Trebil, Greg, Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield, 1999, Whitney, Jeff, Rochester Mayo, 1999, 2000 Simpson, Tom, White Bear Mariner, 1982; White Bear Lake 2002, 03, 04, 05 Will, Dennis, Owatonna, 1998 Area, 1989, 90 Turk, Tom, Minneapolis Roosevelt, 1966 Wohlford, Paul, Minneapolis Southwest, 1951, 52, 53, 55 Skrypek, Terry, Hill-Murray, 1975, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 83, Turner, Robert, St. Paul Washington, 1956, 60 Woods, Scott, Wadena-Deer Creek, 2004 84, 85, 86, 87 Tyler, Stanford, Winona, 1952 Woog, Doug, South St. Paul, 1978, 80, 81 Smalley, Jim, Bemidji, 1972, 73 Uhrbom, M. J., Hibbing, 1952 Yackel, Ken, Edina-Morningside, 1957 Smith, Charles, South St. Paul, 1958, 59, 60, 61 62, 65, Vannelli, Greg, St. Thomas Academy, 2005, 06 Younghans, Hal, Minneapolis Patrick Henry, 1959, 60 66, 68 Vannelli, Tom, St. Thomas Academy, 2005, 06, 07 Younghans, Steve, St. Paul Johnson, 1995 Smith, Lee, Eden Prairie, 1999, 2001, 03 Voss, Jonathan, St. Cloud Cathedal, 2004 Zanna, Peter, St. Louis Park, 1948, 49, 53, 58 Smrekar, Bill, Cambridge, 1992 Vucinovich, John, Duluth Central, 1954 Zins, Ed, St. Cloud Apollo, 1984 Stanbridge, Connie, Thief River Falls, 1945 Vukonich, Bill, Duluth Denfeld, 1986, 88, 89 Zywiec, Joe, Henry Sibley, 1982, 83 Standbrook, Grant, Greenway Coleraine, 1966 Wegleitner, Tom, Mounds View, 1969, 76, 77, 86

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 177) Albert Lea 7-1. Senior Brian Knight had a hat trick for the Spartans as they jumped to a 5-0 advantage and never looked back. Junior Casey Woodside scored the lone goal for the Tigers. Hermantown junior Drew LeBlanc was the top point-scorer in Class A. He had four goals and four assists. St. Thomas Academy junior James Saintey, Marshall School senior Jack Connolly, and Warroad senior Aaron Marvin all finished the tournament with five points apiece. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Class AA The Roseau Rams (29-2) won their seventh title in their 31st appearance by defeating Grand Rapids 5-1 in the Class AA championship. The Rams, who were the No. 2 seed in this year’s Class AA field, won previously in 1946, ‘58, ‘59, ‘61, ‘90, and ‘99. With the victory, they tied International Falls for most state titles. The Thunderhawks, who finished their season with a record of 19-8-4, were making their 14th tourna- ment appearance. The Rams took a 1-0 lead in the first period when senior Ryan Larsen put a rebound goal past Grand Rapids’ senior goalie Reidar Jensen at 12:12. Senior Sam Carr started the play with a centering pass to senior Ben Johnson. Jensen stopped Johnson’s shot, but the rebound came off the other side where Larsen was waiting with a big opening. Early in the second period, Roseau took Grand Rapids’ Patrick White (6) tries to control the puck against Roseau’s Tyler Landman (7) in the advantage of a two-on-one break to go up 2-0. Class AA title game. Roseau tied the victory for most championships (7) as the Rams defeated Grand This time, Johnson stuffed the puck between Rapids 5-1. Jensen’s legs after a pass from senior Kurt Roseau breezed past the first-time qualifiers The Rams advanced and defeated Rochester Weston. Sophomore Tyler Landman doubled form Woodbury 7-2 in the quarterfinals. Century 3-1 in the semifinals. Moser scored a the Rams’ advantage when he scored two goals Woodbury senior Nick Jarrett started the scoring short-handed goal at 3:44 of the first period to within three minutes early in the third period. with an unassisted goal at 4:31 of the first peri- open the scoring, and Oliver made it 2-0 when Grand Rapids senior Corey Kosak finally od, but Roseau junior Dustin Moser countered at he scored on a rebound off a power-play oppor- countered with a 30-foot shot that found the 11:14 and the score was knotted at 1-1 heading tunity at 12:38. Ryan Larsen closed the scoring back of the net at 8:11 of the third period. But into the first intermission. The Rams scored the for the Rams when he shot a loose puck past despite a power-play opportunity extending last four goals of the game and sophomore Nick Century’s junior goalie, Kraig Ewing, at 14:13 of more than three minutes, the Thunderhawks Oliver, sophomore Aaron Ness, and Weston the second period. Senior Colin Briscoe scored wouldn’t get any closer. each had three points in the victory. Continued on page 189

186 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Records — 1945-2007 TEAM RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Appearances: ...... 31, Roseau Most All-Time Total Points: ...... 46, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1948-51 Most Championships: ...... 7, *International Falls; Roseau Most All-Time Total Goals: ...... 36, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1948-51 Most Consecutive Tournaments: ...... 12, Eveleth, 1945-1956 Most All-Time Total Assists: ...... 17, Johnny Pohl, Red Wing, 1995-98 Most Consecutive Championships: ...... 4, Eveleth, 1948-1951 Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal:...... 12, John Mayasich, Eveleth, Most Consecutive Championship Games: ...... 5, Eveleth, 1948-52 & 1948-51 International Falls, 1962-66 Most Points One Tournament:...... 18, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals All Tournaments: ...... 290, Roseau Most Goals One Tournament: ...... 15, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Tournament: ...... 30, Eveleth, 1945 Most Assists One Tournament: ...... 10, Jamie Langenbrunner, Cloquet, 1993 Most Goals One Tournament: ...... 106, All Teams, 1979 Most Points One Game: ...... 8, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Fewest Goals One Tournament: ...... 42, All Teams, 1946 Most Goals One Game: ...... 7, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Tournament – Winning Teams: ...... 70, 1945 Most Assists One Game: ...... 6, Dom Talarico, Proctor, 1997 Fewest Goals One Tournament – Losing Teams: ...... 8, 1945, 1946, 1957 Most Points One Period: ...... 5, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals One Game: ...... 16, Eveleth, 1945 Most Goals One Period: ...... 4, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1951 Most Goals Two Teams One Game: ...... 17, Roseau 9 vs. Burnsville 8, 1984 Most Assists One Period:...... 4, Neal Broten, Roseau, 1978 Most Goals One Team Championship Game: ...... 8, Eveleth, 1948; Most All-Time Hat Tricks: ...... 7, John Mayasich, Eveleth, 1948-51 Elk River Area, 2001 Most Shutouts All Tournaments: ...... 5, Willard Ikola, Eveleth, Most Goals Two Teams Championship Game: . . 10, Eveleth 8 vs. Warroad 2, 1948; 1 - 1947, 2 - 1949, 2 - 1950 International Falls 7 vs. St. Paul Johnson 3, 1964; Most Shutouts One Tournament: . . . . . 3, Greg Stutz, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 6 vs. Moorhead 4, 2005 Most Stops One Tournament:...... 124, Doug Long, St. Paul Johnson Most Goals Losing Team Championship Game:. . . . . 4, Warroad vs. Edina 5, 1969; 61-52-11, 1970 Grand Rapids vs. Edina East 5, 1978; Moorhead vs. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 6, 2005 Most Stops One Game: ...... 65, Karl Goehring, Apple Valley, 1996 Most Goals One Period: ...... 7, Eveleth, 1945; Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1991 Most Stops Regulation Game:...... 50, Alex Kangas, Rochester Century, 2005 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament: ...... 0, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004 Most Stops One Period By One Goalie: ...... 22, Chris Sall, Duluth East, 2005 Fewest Goals – Tournament: ...... 0, St. Louis Park, 1948; Fewest Stops – Tournament: ...... 14, Ralph Engelstad, Thief River Falls, 1945 White Bear Lake, 1951 & 1970; Hallock, 1957; Fewest Stops – One Period:...... 0, Ron Drobnick, Eveleth; St. Paul Johnson, 1959; Ralph Engelstad, Thief River Falls; Henry Sibley, 1997; Hutchinson, 2000 John Okoneski, St. Paul Washington - (ALL-1945) - Three Times; Longest Elapsed Game Time: ...... 93:12, Apple Valley vs. Duluth East, 1996 Martin LaVasseur, White Bear Lake, 1945; Clark Wilder, Rochester, 1946 - Two Times; Most Overtimes – Game: ...... 11, Mpls. South 3 vs. Thief River Falls 2, 1955 & Jim Resch, St. Paul Johnson, 1965); Most Overtime Games Played: ...... 13, Edina (East) Greg Stutz, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2004); Most Overtime Games Won: ...... 8, Edina (East) Reidar Jensen, Grand Rapids (2006); Alex Bjerk, Roseau (2006); Joe Phillippi, Most Overtime Games Lost:...... 6, North St. Paul Hill-Murray, Maplewood (2006) - One Time Most Overtime Games – Tournament: ...... 6, 1970 Fewest Stops – One Game:...... 1, Ron Drobnick, Eveleth, 1945 Most Overtime Games by Team – Tournament:...... 3, Edina, 1970; Greenway, Coleraine, 2001 Most Consecutive Overtime Games – Tournament:...... 5, Edina, 1 - 1969, 3 - 1970, 1 - 1971 Most Shutouts – All Teams: ...... 6, 1945, 1957 Fewest Shutouts – All Teams: ...... 0, 1960, 1963, 1967, 1979, 1980, 1981, 2003 Most Shutouts – All Tournaments: ...... 10, Eveleth Most Games Won – All Tournaments: ...... 51, Roseau Best Won-Lost Percentage – All Tournaments: ...... 800 (12-3) Edina East Most Consecutive Games Won: ...... 14, Eveleth Most Games Lost – All Tournaments: ...... 46, South St. Paul Most Goals Against – All Tournaments: ...... 270, South St. Paul

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 187 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored — One Class (1945-1991) Times at Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Losses For Against Alexander Ramsey 60102995049 Anoka 20010332519 Apple Valley 1000012610 Bemidji 601015104466 Bloomington 30100251234 Bloomington Jefferson 720201388075 Bloomington Kennedy 711019106566 Bloomington Lincoln 100001279 Burnsville 722101377858 Cloquet 10001211614 Columbia Heights 100001279 Cretin-Derham Hall 100000246 Duluth Central 1000002211 Duluth Denfeld 30021633022 Duluth East 61111974037 East Grand Forks 30000061628 Edina 17 51052918145115 Edina East 531001237337 Edina West 100001279 Eveleth 13 5230271118274 Frank B. Kellogg 10000121112 Grand Rapids 12 33222511139106 Granite Falls 2000014535 Greenway, Coleraine 720121378055 Hallock 2000004122 Hastings 20001231524 Henry Sibley 600103113254 Hibbing 9204219811280 Hill-Murray 13 24222314146113 Hopkins Lindbergh 20000141626 International Falls 16 62403114165111 Irondale 30101544441 Minneapolis Central 20000141025 Minneapolis Patrick Henry 30020542324 Minneapolis Roosevelt 800015154766 Minneapolis South 40010472231 Minneapolis Southwest 15 12211923115136 Minneapolis Washburn 60102996155 Minneapolis West 20010231310 Minnetonka 20010332221 Mounds View 500003103652 North, North St. Paul 40001473941 Richfield 601016104852 Robbinsdale 1000002611 Rochester 4010027934 Rochester John Marshall 51200865042 Rochester Mayo 10000121320 Roseau 26 55344230238210 Roseville Area 100000248 St. Cloud Apollo 100000239 St. Cloud Tech. 700118124183 St. Louis Park 40000181136 St. Paul Harding 801027134665 St. Paul Humboldt 20001331217 St. Paul Johnson 21 43323526188142 St. Paul Monroe 100000219 St. Paul Murray 600028104846 St. Paul Washington 30110442126 South St. Paul 25 02623140196238 Staples 100000217 Thief River Falls 921131699269 Warroad 9031011148690 Wayzata 1000002112 White Bear Lake 10 00026185481 White Bear Mariner 1010021119 Williams 30200442531 Willmar 1000002314 Winona 100000246

188 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Appearances, Records, Goals Scored — Two Tier TIER I (1992-1993) Times at Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Losses For Against Apple Valley 20001231317 *Austin/Austin Pacelli 1000012521 Blaine 10010211211 Bloomington Jefferson 22000603211 *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 20001333424 Eden Prairie 1000002514 Elk River 1000012138 Hill-Murray 20100332223 Moorhead 20110422923 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 100000249 Rochester Mayo 1000002210

TIER II (1992-1993) Times at Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Losses For Against Alexandria 1000002310 Cambridge 1000012713 Eveleth-Gilbert 1100030136 *Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/ MN Residential Academy for the Deaf 10000121115 *Greenway, Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin 1100030166 Henry Sibley, West St. Paul 1001021118 *Lake of the Woods, Baudette/Rainy River, Ontario Canada 10100211411 Mahtomedi 100001299 Minneapolis Roosevelt 1000121106 Minneapolis South 100000227 *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral 100000219 Orono 20011422916 Rosemount 1010021108 St. Cloud Cathedral 1000012511 Totino Grace, Fridley 1000002713

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 186) the lone goal for the Panthers. period when he took the puck deep on the left Edina and senior of Garrett Grimstad of Sophomore goalie Mike Lee made 22 saves side and then centered a pass to Rendle. Rendle Rochester Century both had six points, for Roseau, and Moser led the Rams with one picked it up and beat Burnsville’s goalie, senior respectively. goal and one assist. Randy Johnson, from 25 feet out. Grand Rapids defeated top-seeded Edina 3-1 Third-place honors were awarded to the Herb Brooks Award in the quarterfinals and Burnsville 4-3 in over- Rochester Century Panthers, who defeated For the fourth consecutive year the Herb time in the semifinals. Thunderhawks’ senior Burnsville 5-4 in a double-overtime thriller. Brooks award was given to the most qualified Patrick White scored the first two goals in the Senior Joe Knoepke sealed the victory at 2:59 of hockey player in each class of the state tourna- quarterfinal win, both off the stick of senior the second overtime. Senior Justin Phelps had ment who strongly represents the values, charac- Zach Morse, and senior Brett Cone netted the two goals for the Panthers and junior Adam teristics, and traits that defined Herb Brooks. final goal. Reidar Jensen made 28 saves for the Perisic had a hat trick for the Blaze. This year’s Class A recipient was senior Chad Thunderhawks, and junior goalie Derrick The Edina Hornets rebounded to win the Huttel of Hermantown and the Class AA award Caschetta had 22 saves for the Hornets. consolation title after defeating Woodbury 3-2. was given to senior Joe Stejskal of Grand Rapids. In the semifinals, Burnsville scored three Junior Matt Leer scored the go-ahead goal for times in the final 2:57 of regulation to force the Hornets 38 seconds into the third period. The 2007 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament overtime. Junior Jake Hendrickson started the Sophomore Zach Budish scored the first two was held March 7-10. All championship and comeback at 14:03, and junior Tyler Barnes fol- goals for Edina. third-place games were played at the Xcel lowed with two goals at 14:27 and 16:18, With seven points apiece, senior Matt Reber Energy Center in St. Paul, while all consolation respectively. of Edina and junior Tyler Barnes of Burnsville games were played at Mariucci Arena on the But it was sophomore Sam Rendle who were the top scorers in Class AA. Reber had one University of Minnesota campus in scored the game-winner for Grand Rapids. goal and six assists, and Barnes had four goals Minneapolis. Paid attendance for all sessions Patrick White started the play in the extra and three assists. Sophomore Zach Budish of was 124,348.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 189 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored — Two Class CLASS A (1994-2007) Times at Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Losses For Against Albert Lea 30001452942 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 2200060248 Blake School (The), Minneapolis 40001473240 Breck School, Golden Valley 520111046040 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 1000002314 Detroit Lakes 2000004719 Duluth Central 1000012129 East Grand Forks 40103844331 Eveleth-Gilbert 110003093 Farmington 2000123911 Fergus Falls 700106135591 Hermantown 611201076551 Hibbing 30111634628 Hutchinson 30001252230 International Falls 20010231613 *International Falls/Littlefork-Big Falls 1100030115 *Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato 1000012914 Little Falls 30000262251 Mahtomedi 40010372633 *Mankato East/Loyola 100000258 Marshall School, Duluth 40210653627 Minneapolis Edison 10001211312 *Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson 20000141424 Mound-Westonka 20000141322 Orono 50111773941 Princeton 2000004915 *Proctor/AlBrook, Saginaw 10010211613 Red Wing 612101176058 Rochester Lourdes 100001278 *Rochester Lourdes/Plainview 1001021169 *Rochester Lourdes/Plainview/Stewartville 20100331613 St. Cloud Cathedral 20000141434 St. Louis Park 20000141320 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 41011844938 Sauk Rapids-Rice 10000121012 Shakopee 100000259 Silver Bay 10000021012 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 20101421516 South St. Paul 1000012118 *Thief River Falls/Goodridge 100001287 Totino Grace, Fridley 31200722917 *Virginia/Mountain Iron-Buhl 1000002616 Wadena-Deer Creek 100000219 Warroad 9421121612460

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

190 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Appearances, Records, Goals Scored — Two Class CLASS AA (1994-2007) Times at Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Cons. Wins Losses For Against Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 520111145237 Anoka 31101722520 Apple Valley 1100030117 Alexandria 1000121117 *Austin/Austin Pacelli 1000002512 Blaine 51011764341 Bloomington Jefferson 710112106348 Burnsville 10000121111 Centennial, Circle Pines 110003060 Champlin Park 1000002511 Cloquet / Esko / Carlton* 1000002410 Cretin-Derham Hall 1100030164 Duluth East 922401889559 Eagan 1000012811 Eastview, Apple Valley 100012176 Eden Prairie 30000261625 Edina 611111175547 Elk River & Elk River Area 51011764230 Grand Rapids 20200421822 Greenway / Nashwauk-Keewatin* 10010211110 Hastings 40111754843 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 1000002011 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 601004113953 Lakeville 30000161022 Lakeville North 1000002511 Minnetonka 20001231718 Moorhead 8051014108368 Osseo 100001259 Owatonna / Medford* 1000002212 Rochester Century 20010231317 Rochester John Marshall 1000002410 Rochester Mayo 500002102748 Roseau 52001955242 Roseville Area 20110421815 Saint Paul Johnson 1000002311 South Saint Paul 20000241624 Tartan, Oakdale 20000141124 Wayzata 10000121010 White Bear Lake Area 70003996862 Woodbury 1000012813 *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Attendance — 1945-2007 YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE YEAR ATTENDANCE 1945 ...... 8,434 1973 ...... 84,039 1995 ...... 116,870 2002 ...... 108,524 1946 ...... 11,035 1974 ...... 84,210 Class AA ...... 89,095 Class-AA ...... 77,568 1947 ...... 17,566 1975 ...... 83,089 Class A ...... 27,775 Class A ...... 19,937 1948 ...... 19,354 1976 ...... 92,333 1996 ...... 115,235 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,019 1949 ...... 15,471 1977 ...... 94,772 Class AA ...... 76,457 2003 ...... 115,524 1950 ...... 14,272 1978 ...... 98,870 Class A ...... 27,389 Class AA ...... 81,069 1951 ...... 18,582 1979 ...... 100,902 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,389 Class A ...... 23,218 1952 ...... 15,523 1980 ...... 102,197 1997 ...... 111,800 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,237 1953 ...... 19,924 1981 ...... 100,914 Class AA ...... 74,729 2004 ...... 120,114 1954 ...... 24,508 1982 ...... 101,006 Class A ...... 26,338 Class AA ...... 81,879 1955 ...... 27,213 1983 ...... 102,596 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .10,733 Class A ...... 26,530 1956 ...... 30,949 1984 ...... 100,160 1998 ...... 116,155 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,705 1957 ...... 33,041 1985 ...... 103,096 Class AA ...... 74,902 2005 ...... 123,809 1958 ...... 35,243 1986 ...... 100,824 Class A ...... 29,557 Class AA ...... 82,249 1959 ...... 36,023 1987 ...... 100,215 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,696 Class A ...... 29,475 1960 ...... 39,488 1988 ...... 98,718 1999 ...... 106,307 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .12,085 1961 ...... 40,607 1989 ...... 95,356 Class AA ...... 72,760 2006 ...... 125,201 1962 ...... 41,571 1990 ...... 97,718 Class A ...... 22,616 Class AA ...... 83,179 1963 ...... 43,061 1991 ...... 99,507 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .10,931 Class A ...... 29,929 1964 ...... 44,362 1992 ...... 117,563 2000 ...... 106,918 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .12,093 1965 ...... 43,728 Tier I ...... 90,370 Class AA ...... 74,994 2007 ...... 124,348 1966 ...... 46,016 Tier II ...... 27,193 Class A ...... 20,801 Class AA ...... 82,460 1967 ...... 45,140 1993 ...... 107,030 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,123 Class A ...... 29,938 1968 ...... 45,369 Tier I ...... 88,014 2001 ...... 111,273 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .11,950 1969 ...... 79,868 Tier II ...... 19,016 Class AA ...... 78,551 1970 ...... 83,625 1994 ...... 112,846 Class A ...... 21,730 1971 ...... 79,362 Class AA ...... 87,738 A & AA Cons. Finals . . .10,992 Grand Total Attendance 1972 ...... 82,300 Class A ...... 25,108 4,721,674

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 191 State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance SESSION (Classes) Previous by Session 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Wednesday Afternoon (Class A QuarterfinalsAttendance Record 5,814 6,245 4,420 5,579 4,441 3,660 4,545 3,595 4,184 4,542 (One Class Only) Wednesday Evening (Class A Quarterfinals) 4,286 4,438 5,159 6,109 5,167 4,129 4,472 4,322 5,024 5,262 Thursday Morning & Afternoon (Class A Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 1,289 1,251 1,499 1,415 1,292 1,195 1,197 1,568 1,444 1,323 Thursday Afternoon (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,470 (1979) 15,644 16838 15,592 16,430 15,295 16,400 17,121 17,414 16,265 *19,050 Thursday Evening (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,702 (1980) 16,825 16188 15,954 16,197 15,828 15,283 17,043 15,858 18,222 16,074 Friday Afternoon (Class A Semifinals) 8,040 8,940 7,551 8,491 6,020 6,440 6,545 6,711 7,509 9,186 Friday Afternoon (Class AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 16,974 (1985) 11,560 11,202 10,418 10,840 10,283 10,374 10,433 10,828 11,189 10,524 Friday Evening (Class AA Semifinals) 18,985 (1982) 15,906 16763 16,848 16,491 15,925 17,162 17,495 17,916 18,245 18,874 Saturday Morning (Class A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci) 11,938 11,389 10,733 11,696 10,931 11,123 10,992 11,019 11,237 11,705 Saturday Afternoon (Class A Third Place & Championship) 14,804 (1985) 6,084 6,515 7,709 7,963 5,726 5,377 4,971 3,741 5,057 6,217 Saturday Evening (Class AA Third Place & Championship) 18,073 (1981) 15,409 15,466 15,917 14,944 15,429 15,775 16,459 15,552 17,148 17,357 GRAND TOTALS (Class AA & A - record for 1 class only) 103,096 (1985) 112,795 115,235 111,800 116,155 106,307 106,918 111,273 108,524 115,524 *120,114

SESSION (Classes) 2005 2006 2007 Wednesday Afternoon (Class A Quarterfinals) 6,352 5,094 4,908 Wednesday Evening (Class A Quarterfinals) 5,684 7,112 6,082 Thursday Morning & Afternoon (Class A Conso. Semifinals -Mariucci) 1,650 1,850 1,341 Thursday Afternoon (Class AA Quarterfinals) 18,366 16,882 17,258 Thursday Evening (Class AA Quarterfinals) 17,295 18,793 18,351 Friday Afternoon (Class A Semifinals) 9,236 8,900 9,909 Friday Afternoon (Class AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci) 10,761 11,280 11,240 Friday Evening (Class AA Semifinals) 18,605 18,891 18,556 Saturday Morning (Class A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci) 12,085 12,093 11,950 Saturday Afternoon (Class A Third Place & Championship) 6,553 6,973 7,698 Saturday Evening (Class AA Third Place & Championship) 17,222 17,333 17,055 GRAND TOTALS (Class AA & A - record for 1 class only) *123,809 *125,201 124,348

* Denotes New Record

192 Boys’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Hockey Tournament Participants — 1945-2007 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield...... 1999 (AA), Granite Falls...... 1945, 1946 Rochester John Marshall . . . . 1977, 1978, 1979, 1988, 2002 (AA), 2003 (AA), 2004 (AA), 2005 (AA) Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1962, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1989, 1996 (AA) Albert Lea ...... 2004 (A), 2005 (A), 2007 (A) 1969, 1970, 1987 Rochester Lourdes...... 2003 (A) Alexander Ramsey ...... 1963, 1964, 1965, Greenway, Coleraine/Nashwauk-Keewatin. . . . 1992 (II), Rochester Lourdes/Stewartville/Plainview . . . 2000 (A), 1971, 1972, 1973 2001 (AA) 2001 (A), 2002 (A) Alexandria ...... 1992 (II), 1996 (AA) Hallock...... 1957, 1961 Rochester Mayo ...... 1982, 1992 (I), 1994 (AA), Anoka...... 1985, 1990, 1997 (AA), 1998 (AA), Hastings...... 1971, 1985, 1998 (AA), 1999 (AA), 1995 (AA), 1997 (AA), 1999 (AA), 2003 (AA) 2000 (AA), 2001 (AA) 2000 (AA) Apple Valley...... 1981, 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1996 (AA) Henry Sibley ...... 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1982, Roseau ...... 1946, 1947, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1958, Austin/Austin Pacelli...... 1993 (I), 2001 (AA) 1983, 1993 (II), 1997 (AA) 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, Bemidji ...... 1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1985, 1986 Hermantown ...... 1994 (A), 1998 (A), 1999 (A), 1966,1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1975, Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park ...... 1999 (A), 2001 (A), 2006 (A), 2007 (A) 1977, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1984, 2001 (A) Hibbing...... 1952, 1967, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1982, 1990, 1991, 1998 (AA), 1999 (AA), 2000 (AA), Blaine . . . . 1992 (I), 1996 (AA), 1999 (AA), 2000 (AA), 1984, 1985, 1986, 1994 (A), 2006 (AA), 2007 (AA) 2006 (AA), 2007 (AA) 2003 (A), 2004 (A) Rosemount ...... 1992 (II) Blake School (The), Minneapolis . . 1995 (A), 1999 (A), Hill-Murray ...... 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, Roseville Area ...... 1987, 2002 (AA), 2003 (AA) 2006 (A), 2007 (A) 1980, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, St. Cloud Apollo...... 1984 Bloomington ...... 1961, 1964, 1965 1991, 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1997 (AA), 1999 (AA), St. Cloud Cathedral . . . . . 1993 (II), 1994 (A), 2004 (A) Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1980, 1981, 1982, 2000 (AA), 2002 (AA), 2006 (AA), 2007 (AA) St. Cloud Tech...... 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992 (I), 1993 (I), Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 1975, 1980 1950, 1951, 1952 1994 (AA), 1995 (AA), 1997 (AA), 1998 (AA), Hutchinson ...... 1995 (A), 1997 (A), 2000 (A) St. Louis Park...... 1948, 1949, 1953, 1958, 2000 (AA), 2002 (AA), 2005 (AA) International Falls ...... 1950, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1998 (A), 2003 (A) Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1966, 1976, 1983, 1984, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, St. Paul Harding ...... 1948, 1954, 1958, 1969, 1987, 1990, 1991 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1983, 1989, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1979 Bloomington Lincoln ...... 1975 1995 (A), 2000 (A), 2002 (A) St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1952, 1953 Breck School, Golden Valley...... 1994 (A), 1996 (A), Irondale, New Brighton ...... 1979, 1980, 1981 St. Paul Johnson ...... 1946, 1947, 1951, 1952, 1997 (A), 2000 (A), 2004 (A) Lake of the Woods, Baudette/ 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, Burnsville ...... 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, Rainy River, Ontario Canada...... 1993 (II) 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1990, 1991, 2007 (AA) Lakeville ...... 2002 (AA), 2003 (AA), 2004 (AA) 1968, 1970, 1971, 1984, 1991, 1995 (AA) Cambridge ...... 1992 (II) Lakeville North...... 2006 (AA) St. Paul Monroe...... 1962 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 2004 (AA) Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato ...... 1996 (A) St. Paul Murray ...... 1949, 1950, 1951, 1957, Champlin Park ...... 1995 (AA) Little Falls ...... 2005 (A), 2006 (A), 2007 (A) 1958, 1963 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 1995 (A) Mahtomedi ...... 1992 (II), 1994 (A), 1997 (A), St. Paul Washington ...... 1945, 1956, 1960 Cloquet...... 1982 1998 (A), 2001 (A) St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights . . . . . 1999 (A), Cloquet/Esko/Carlton . . . . 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 2002 (AA) Mankato East/Loyola ...... 2006 (A) 2005 (A)), 2006 (A), 2007 (A) Columbia Heights...... 1983 Marshall School, Duluth ...... 2001 (A), 2005 (A), Sauk Rapids-Rice...... 2000 (A) Cretin-Derham Hall ...... 1988, 2006 (AA) 2006 (A), 2007 (A) Shakopee ...... 2005 (A) Detroit Lakes ...... 1995 (A), 1996 (A) Minneapolis Central ...... 1949, 1950 Silver Bay...... 1999 (A) Duluth Central...... 1954,1996 (A) Minneapolis Edison ...... 1994 (A) Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 1996 (A), 2003 (A) Duluth Denfeld...... 1986, 1988, 1989 Minneapolis Patrick Henry...... 1959, 1960, 1964 South St. Paul ...... 1947, 1948, 1950, 1953, Duluth East...... 1958, 1960, 1961, 1964, 1975, Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 1956, 1958, 1961, 1963, 1954, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1991, 1994 (AA), 1995 (AA), 1996 (AA), 1966, 1967, 1974, 1978, 1992 (II) 1962, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1972, 1977, 1997 (AA), 1998 (AA), 2000 (AA), 2003 (AA), Minneapolis South ...... 1950, 1954, 1955, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1990, 2004 (AA), 2005 (AA) 1957, 1993 (II) 1994 (AA), 1996 (AA), 2004 (A) Eagan...... 2006 (AA) Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1951, 1952, 1953, Staples...... 1945 East Grand Forks ...... 1971, 1980, 1982, 1998 (A), 1955, 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, Tartan, Oakdale ...... 2004 (AA), 2005 (AA) 1999 (A), 2001 (A), 2002 (A) 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980 Thief River Falls ...... 1945, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955, Eastview, Apple Valle ...... 2001 (AA) Minneapolis Washburn...... 1948, 1949, 1959, 1956, 1959, 1960, 1965 Eden Prairie...... 1992 (I), 1999 (AA), 2001 (AA), 1960, 1962, 1979 Thief River Falls/Goodridge ...... 2006 (A) 2003 (AA) Minneapolis West ...... 1946, 1947 Totino Grace, Fridley. . . . 1993 (II), 1995 (A), 2002 (A), Edina-Morningside . . . . 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1962 Minnetonka ...... 1985, 1990, 1994 (AA), 2006 (AA) 2005 (A) Edina ...... 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, Moorhead ...... 1992 (I), 1993 (I), 1994 (AA), Virginia / Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 2005 (A) 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1995 (AA), 1995 (AA), 1997 (AA), 2001 (AA), 2002 (AA), Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 2004 (A) 1996 (AA), 1997 (AA), 1998 (AA), 2000 (AA), 2003 (AA), 2004 (AA), 2005 (AA) Warroad ...... 1948, 1949, 1953, 1963, 1969, 2007 (AA) Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson ...... 1996 (A), 1997 (A) 1970, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994 (A),1995 (A), Edina East ...... 1973, 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979 Mound Westonka...... 1998 (A), 2001 (A) 1996 (A), 1997 (A), 2000 (A), 2003 (A), Edina West...... 1981 Mounds View...... 1968, 1969, 1976, 1977, 1978 2004 (A), 2005 (A), 2007 (A) Elk River ...... 2005 (AA) New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral...... 1992 (II) Wayzata ...... 1954, 2004 (AA) Elk River Area ...... 1993 (I), 1999 (AA), 2001 (AA), North St. Paul ...... 1961, 1967, 1970, 1981 White Bear Lake Area ...... 1945, 1946, 1949, 1951, 2002 (AA), 2004 (AA) Orono ...... 1992 (II), 1993 (II), 2002 (A), 2003 (A), 1956, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1989, 1990, Eveleth ...... 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 2004 (A), 2006 (A), 2007 (A) 1994 (AA), 1995 (AA), 1996 (AA), 1998 (AA), 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1960 Osseo...... 1994 (AA) 2001 (AA), 2003 (AA), 2005 (AA) Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 1993 (II), 1998 (A) Owatonna...... 1998 (AA) White Bear Mariner ...... 1982 Faribault/Bethlehem Academy/ Park Center, Brooklyn Park ...... 1993 (I) Williams...... 1949, 1950, 1951 MN Residential Academy ...... 1993 (II) Princeton ...... 2002 (A), 2003 (A) Willmar ...... 1947 Farmington ...... 1994 (A), 2000 (A) Proctor/AlBrook, Saginaw ...... 1997 (A) Winona...... 1952 Fergus Falls . . 1997 (A), 1998 (A), 1999 (A), 2000 (A), Red Wing ...... 1995 (A), 1996 (A), 1997 (A), Woodbury ...... 2007 (AA) 2001 (A), 2002 (A), 2003 (A) 1998 (A), 1999 (A), 2002 (A) Frank B. Kellogg...... 1974 Richfield ...... 1962, 1963, 1964, 1976, 1986, 1991 Grand Rapids ...... 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, Robbinsdale...... 1959 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1988, Rochester ...... 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948 1990, 1991, 2006 (AA), 2007 (AA) Rochester Century...... 2005 (AA), 2007 (AA)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Hockey 193 GIRLS’ HOCKEY The Blake School wins second Class A championship; Stillwater Area earns first Class AA title

By Jil Fiemeyer & Ellen Giloy convert. Johnson scored the final goal of the game for the Tigers with 38 seconds remaining The Blake School of Minneapolis returned in the game. to the championship podium after a three-year Crookston rebounded to win third-place absence to claim its second Class A title. The 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW honors with a 3-1 victory over Bears, who were making their fourth appear- Hibbing/Chisholm. After two scoreless periods, ance, defeated the Farmington Tigers 2-1 in the but Bowens-Rubin stopped both of them. Bluejackets’ junior Jamie Fenstermacher scored title game. Katharine Chute scored the third goal for the a power play goal 44 seconds into the third peri- In Class AA, the Ponies of Stillwater Area Bears 21 seconds into the third period when she od. Crookston responded with three unanswered won their first title in their fourth appearance. poked a rebound shot past Collier. Less than two goals in the third period – including one each by They beat the North Metro Stars 4-1. minutes later, Katherine Chute found the net sophomore Erika Wheelhouse and Marlee again after a slapshot attempt dribbled off the Wheelhouse. Junior goalie Birgetta Martin Class A stick of a defender. stopped 21 shots for the Pirates. Senior Katharine Chute netted the game- As a team, the Bears tied a tournament Breck School was up by two goals in the con- winner for The Blake School (27-4) in the championship game against Farmington (23-6-1). Early in the third period, she beat one defender on a breakaway in her own zone and slipped by a second. She took the puck to the net where it glanced of Farmington’s goalie, senior Erin McNamara, and landed inside the left post. Chute’s younger sister, sophomore Margaret, started the scoring for the Bears when she beat McNamara at 11:44 in the MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO first period on a power play shot. Farmington eighth-grader Krystal Bauman tied the score at 1-1 during the second period. The Blake School killed all seven of Farmington’s power plays and outshot the Tigers 31-19. Rachel Bowens-Rubin, the Bears’ senior goalie, also stopped two point-blank shot in the third period when Farmington had a 5-on-3 advantage. On its way to the title game, The Blake School defeated Breck School of Golden Valley 4-0 in the quarterfinals. Junior Samantha Butters, a defender, scored the first goal at 5:35 of the first period with a The Blake School’s Katharine Chute (15) and Farmington’s Ashley Overton (21) battle for the puck while The slapshot inside the blue line. The Bears Blake School’s Julia Heffelfinger (6) races to join the fray. pushed their lead to 3-0 after two periods, and senior Laura Komarek, another defender, record for fewest goals against in a tournament solation championship, before the Austin scored the final goal at 5:48 of the third period. with two. Bloomington Jefferson set the original Packers rallied to tie the score at 4-4 at the end It was also the sixth consecutive shutout for record in 2001. of regulation. Ninth-grader Christine Brodersen Bowens-Rubin, who turned away 20 shots. On the other side of the bracket, Farmington scored the game-winner for the Mustangs one In the semifinals, The Blake School defeated defeated Austin 5-2 in the quarterfinals. Senior minute, 35 seconds into overtime. Hibbing/Chisholm 4-1. Laura Komarek put the Erin Johnson had one goal and four assists, and Bears up 1-0 at 2:24 in the first period on the junior Rachel Ripley added two goals and two Class AA first of two blistering slapshots. Two minutes assists for the Tigers. The Stillwater Area Ponies (22-6-3) claimed later the Bluejackets countered with a goal from The Tigers advanced and beat Crookston 4-2 their first title with a 4-1 championship victory senior Ariel Hakala, but Chute blasted a second in the semifinals. After falling behind 1-0 in the over the North Metro Stars (19-8-3). The North shot past sophomore goalie Kaye Collier at first period, Farmington roared back with three Metro team included students from Park Center 12:57 to reclaim the one-goal advantage. unanswered goals. The Tigers went up 3-1 at of Brooklyn Park, Columbia Heights, Fridley, At 13:19 of the first period, Katharine Chute 11:29 in the second period when Ripley caught Osseo, and Brooklyn Center. was called for interference. Just over a minute a power-play pass from Ashley Overton. The Ponies netted four goals on 19 shots, later, sophomore teammate, Sally Komarek, In the third period, the Pirates pulled within with sophomore Callie Dahl scoring the game- joined her on a tripping call, giving 3-2 on a breakaway goal from junior Marlee winner with 37 seconds left in the first period. Hibbing/Chisholm a 5-on-3 advantage for 47 Wheelhouse at 12:16. Crookston had a power- Stillwater Area was on a power play when a shot seconds. The Bluejackets got off two good shots, play opportunity late in the period but couldn’t Continued on page 202

194 Girls’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League The Blake School, Minneapolis — 2007 Class A State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Sara Cole, Abbie Lund, Rachel Bowens-Rubin, Chloe Billadeau, Andi Foss, Alyssa Veil, Olivia Rotenberg. Row 2: Casey Oie, Julia Heffelfinger, Margaret Chute, Sally Komarek, Katharine Chute, Laura Komarek, Michelle Tremblay, Courtney Randolph, Gina Abrego, GIRLS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Samantha Butters, Brano Stankovsky.

2007 Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION February 21-24, 2007 Xcel Energy Center, 4 The Blake School, Minneapolis SEMIFINALS (23-4) River Centre Xcel Energy Center St. Paul, Minnesota The Blake School, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP 5 Breck School, Golden Valley (23-4) 4-0 Ridder Arena Xcel Energy Center University of Minnesota Minneapolis 6 Alexandria (25-2) The Blake School, Minneapolis 4-1 *Hibbing/Chisholm 1-0 OT Xcel Energy Center The Blake School, Minneapolis 7 *Hibbing/Chisholm (14-11-2) 2-1 Xcel Energy Center 8 *Crookston (23-3-1) 2007 CLASS A Xcel Energy Center *Crookston 5-0 STATE CHAMPION 3 *Marshall Tigers (21-7) Farmington 4-2 Xcel Energy Center 2 Farmington (21-5-1) Farmington 5-2 Xcel Energy Center

1 Austin (24-3) *Hibbing/Chisholm *Crookston 3-1 Xcel Energy Center THIRD PLACE *Crookston Breck School, Golden Valley

Ridder Arena, U of M Breck School, Golden Valley 1-0 OT Breck School, Golden Valley Alexandria 5-4 OT Ridder Arena, U of M *Marshall Tigers CONSOLATION CHAMPION Austin 7-0 Ridder Arena, U of M

Austin *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Hockey 195 Stillwater Area — 2007 Class AA State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Kelsey Johnson, Kayleigh Bell, Kristi King, Katie Polansky, Heather Ahlers, Lisa Tuuri.Row 2: Callie Dahl, Kerri Graske, Lauren Schlichting, Brynn Wollak, Lyndsey Hawkins, Amanda Cartony, Caitlin Hewes, Lauren Charpentier. Row 3: Stefanie Colyer, Amanda Plumm, Scotlin Grove, Kailey Yorga, Allison Lorbiecki, Marah Sobczak, Cassandra Salmen, Jenna Walsh, Allison Schwab. Row 4: David Hackler,

Darrell Salmi, Tony Scheid, Matt Simcik, Lee Gillespie. GIRLS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION 2007 Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION February 22-24, 2007 Xcel Energy Center, 4 *North Metro Stars (17-7-3) SEMIFINALS River Centre Xcel Energy Center St. Paul, Minnesota *North Metro Stars 4-3 2OT CHAMPIONSHIP 5 Burnsville (17-8-2) Ridder Arena Xcel Energy Center University of Minnesota *North Metro Stars 5-2 Minneapolis 6 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (23-3-1) St. Louis Park 2-0 Xcel Energy Center Stillwater Area 7 *Grand Rapids/Greenway (20-7) 4-1 Xcel Energy Center 8 Bemidji (22-5-1) 2007 CLASS AA Xcel Energy Center Stillwater Area 3-1 STATE CHAMPION 3 Stillwater Area (19-6-3) Stillwater Area 4-2 Xcel Energy Center 2 Roseville Area (20-5-2) Roseville Area 6-2 Xcel Energy Center

1 Rochester Mayo (22-7) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park St. Louis Park 7-4 Xcel Energy Center THIRD PLACE Roseville Area Burnsville

Ridder Arena, U of M Burnsville 3-2 2OT Burnsville *Grand Rapids/Greenway 4-2 Ridder Arena, U of M Bemidji CONSOLATION CHAMPION Rochester Mayo 3-2 Ridder Arena, U of M

Rochester Mayo *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

196 Girls’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2007 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: ! Erika Wheelhouse, *Crookston, Defense; Lexy Wangen, *Crookston, Defense; Marlee Wheelhouse, *Crookston, Forward; Kristin Faber, Austin, Forward; Madison Strybicki, Breck School, Golden Valley, Defense; Kelli Johnson, Farmington, Defense; Erin Johnson, Farmington, Forward; Rachel Ripley, Farmington, Forward; Erin McNamara, Farmington, Goalie; Katherine Chute, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Forward; Margaret Chute, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Forward; Rachel Bowens-Rubin, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Goalie. Class AA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Erin Cody, Roseville Area, Forward; Callie Dahl, Stillwater Area, Forward; Allison Schwab, Stillwater Area, Forward; Kelsey Johnson, Stillwater Area, Defense; Kayleigh Bell, Stillwater Area, Defense; Brieana Anderson, *North Metro, Forward; Alecia Anderson, *North Metro, Forward; Kayla Kreuter, *North Metro, Goalie; Ariel Mackley, Burnsville, Defense; Bailey Vikstrom, Burnsville, Defense; Lindsey Mortinson, Burnsville, Goalie; Amanda Trunzo, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Forward.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Hockey 197 State Girls’ Hockey Tournament Records 1995-2006 (2-Games) 1997-2007 (3-Games) TEAM TEAM Most Goals One Tournament ...... 10, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005 Most Goals One Tournament ...... 21, Park Center, 2000 Most Goals One Game ...... 6, Apple Valley, 1995; Roseville, 1996; Most Goals One Game ...... 11, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000 Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002 & 2003; Most Goals Two Teams One Game...... 12, Eagan (vs. Hopkins), 1997 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park, 2004 Most Goals by 1 Team in One Period ...... 6, Apple Valley, 1998 Most Goals Two Teams One Game ...... 10, Apple Valley 6 vs. Stillwater 4, 1995 Most Goals by 2 Teams in One Period . . . 7, Apple Valley (vs. Mounds View), 1998 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament...... 2, - Bloomington Jefferson, 2001; Most Goals One Period ...... 4, Apple Valley, 1995; Academy of Holy Angels, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2007 Richfield, 2005 Fewest Goals Tournament ...... 0, *Marshall Tigers, 2007 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament ...... 1, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Most Shots by 1 Team in a Regulation Game ...... 48, Roseville Area St. Louis Park, 2002 (vs. Rochester Mayo, 2007) Fewest Goals Tournament ...... 0, Blake, 1996 Most Shots by 1 Team in an Overtime Game...... 53, Elk River Area (vs. Anoka), Most Shutouts - All Teams ...... 2, 1995; 2004 2003 (5 overtimes) Most Shutouts - All Teams ...... 1, Blaine, 1997; Apple Valley, 1998; INDIVIDUAL Roseville Area, 1999; South St. Paul, 1999; Burnsville 1999; Most All-Time Total Points ...... 19, Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002-05 Park Center, 1999; Blaine 2001; South St. Paul, 2001; Most All-Time Total Goals ...... 9, Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002-03 Bloomington Jefferson, 2001; Moorhead, 2002; South St. Paul, 2003; Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2003; Most All-Time Total Assists ...... 12, Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002-05 Lakeville, 2004; South St. Paul, 2004; Eden Prairie, 2004; Most Points One Game...... 6, Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, 2005; Wayzata, 2005; Centennial, Circle Pines, 2005; (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003; Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, 2006; The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2007; Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm (vs. Alexandria), 2004 *Hibbing/Chisholm, 2007; *Crookston, 2007; Austin, 2007; Most Goals One Game ...... 5, Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2007 (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003 INDIVIDUAL Most Assists One Game ...... 5, Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm Most Total Points - Tournament ...... 16, Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000 (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003 Most All-Time Tournament Points...... 32, Ronda Curtin, Roseville Area, 1996-99 Most Points One Period ...... 4, Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Most Total Goals - Tournament ...... 12, Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000 Renee Curtin, Roseville, 1996; Most All-Time Tournament Goals . . . . . 21, Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 1999-2000 Lauren Smith, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005 Most Total Assists - Tournament ...... 7, Amy Plude, Elk River Area, 2004; Most Goals One Period...... 3, Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Ashley Young, South St. Paul, 2005 Renee Curtin, Roseville, 1996 Most Points One Game ...... 7, Natalie Darwitz, Eagan, 1997 Most Assists One Period ...... 4, Ronda Curtin, Roseville, 1996 Most Goals One Game ...... 6, Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 1999 Most Assists One Game ...... 4, Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000; Most Hat Tricks ...... 1, Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Ashley Young, South St. Paul (vs. Wayzata), 2005; Carrie Stefaniak, Henry Sibley, 1995; Erin Johnson, Farmington (vs. Austin), 2007 Renee Curtin, Roseville Area, 1996; Most Points One Period ...... 7, Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000 Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002 & 2003; Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2004; Most Goals One Period ...... 4, Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000 Jennifer Pusch, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005; Most Assists One Period ...... 3, Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000; Annie Bauerfeld, South St. Paul, 2006 Ellen Swiontkowski, Breck School, Golden Valley (vs. Alexandria), 2007 Most Hat Tricks- Tournament ...... 3, Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000 Most Shutouts All Tournament...... 1, Jennifer Retka, South St. Paul, 1995; Jenny Jannett, Apple Valley, 1995; Laura Kelly, Burnsville, 1996; Most Shutouts All Tournament ...... 1, Katie Beauduy, Blaine, 1997; Katie Jetland, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2002; Jenny Jannett, Apple Valley, 1998; Jodi Winters, Roseville Area, 1999; Kitty Hurley, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2003; Sarah Ahlquist, South St. Paul, 1999; Andrea Smith, Burnsville, 1999; Sarah Windhorst, Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park, 2004; Amy Jones, Park Center, 1999; Kerry Rollwagen, South St. Paul, 2001; Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, 2005 Jody Horak, Blaine 2001; Larissa Luther, Bloomington Jefferson, 2001; Amber Lindner, Moorhead, 2002; Johanna Ellison, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2003; Most Stops One Tournament ...... 64, Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, 2006 Sarah Crnobrna, South St. Paul, 2003 & 2004; Christine Seiler, Lakeville, 2004; Most Stops One Game ...... 39, Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, vs. Warroad, 2006 Kristen Elliot, Eden Prairie, 2004; Beth Spurrier, Wayzata, 2005; Most Stops One Period by One Goalie ...... 15, Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, Alannah McCready, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2005; in 2nd period (vs. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield), 2005 Paige Thunder, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, 2006; Amanda Nagel, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2007; Fewest Stops - Tournament ...... 19, Jennifer Retka, South St. Paul, 1995 Rachel Bowens-Rubin, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2007; Fewest Stops One Period ...... 0, Jennifer Retka, South St. Paul, 1995; Kaye Collier, *Hibbing/Chisholm, 2007; Amy Snyder, Austin, 2007 Katie Jetland, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Most Stops One Tournament . . . . 105, Johanna Ellison, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, 2005 in 3rd period vs. Farmington/Randolph, 2002 Most Stops One Game ...... 53, Katie Fedoryk, Austin (vs. Anoka), 2000 Fewest Stops One Game...... 4, Jennifer Retka, South St. Paul, 1995 Most Stops One Period by One Goalie . . . . . 22, Katie Fedoryk, Austin in 1st period (vs. Bemidji), 2000; Emily Kapsner, Roseville Area in 1st period (vs. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield), 2006; Emily Kapsner, Roseville Area in 1st period (vs. Coon Rapids), 2006 Fewest Stops - Tournament (3 games) . . . . 28, Jodi Winters, Roseville Area, 1997 Fewest Stops One Period ...... 0, Ashley Parker, Bemidji in 1st period (vs. Austin), 2000; Rosina Schiff, Bloomington Jefferson in 2nd period (vs. Burnsville), 2002 Fewest Stops One Game ...... 4, Ashley Parker, Bemidji (vs. Austin), 2000

198 Girls’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Summary of State Tournament Records — 1995-2007

Most Appearances ...... 8 ...... South St. Paul Most Times Champions ...... 4 ...... South St. Paul Most Times Runners-up ...... 3 ...... *Hibbing/Chisholm Most Times Third Place ...... 2 ...... South St. Paul Most Times Consolation Champions ...... 2 ...... Eagan Most Games Won ...... 17 ...... South St. Paul Most Games Lost ...... 10 ...... Anoka Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) ...... 773 ...... (17-5) South St. Paul Most Goals Scored ...... 77 ...... South St. Paul Most Goals Against ...... 51 ...... Anoka

Girls’ Hockey Championship Games and Place Winners 1995-2007 Year Champion Runner-up Score Third Place Consolation 1995 Apple Valley (24-0-1) South St. Paul 2-0 Henry Sibley, West St. Paul 1996 Roseville Area (26-0-0) Burnsville 5-2 *Blaine/Coon Rapids 1997 *Hibbing/Chisholm (24-4-0) Eagan 6-3 Blaine Roseville Area 1998 Apple Valley (21-8-0) *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin 1-0 OT Roseville Area Eagan 1999 Roseville Area (27-0-1) Bloomington Jefferson 8-2 South St. Paul Park Center, Brooklyn Park 2000 Park Center, Brooklyn Park (27-1-0) Anoka 6-0 Bloomington Jefferson Eagan 2001 Bloomington Jefferson (24-6-1) Blaine 2-1 South St. Paul Moorhead 2002 A - Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (21-7-3) *Hibbing/Chisholm 2-1 Willmar AA - South St. Paul (28-2-0) White Bear Lake Area 2-1 Burnsville *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 2003 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (26-4-1) *Hibbing/Chisholm 3-2 *Farmington/Randolph AA - South St. Paul (31-0-0) *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 2-1 OT Apple Valley Elk River Area 2004 A - Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (28-1-1) New Prague 6-2 *Hibbing/Chisholm AA - Elk River Area (29-2-0) North, N. St. Paul 3-2 OT Eden Prairie *Anoka/PACT 2005 A - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield (26-4-1) *Hibbing/Chisholm 5-3 New Prague AA - South St. Paul (30-1-0) *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 5-1 Wayzata Centennial, Circle Pines 2006 A - South St. Paul (23-6-1) Warroad 3-2 OT Alexandria AA - Eden Prairie (31-0-0) Coon Rapids 6-1 Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Stillwater Area 2007 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (26-4) Farmington 2-1 Crookston Breck School, Golden Valley AA - Stillwater Area (22-6-3) *North Metro Stars 4-1 Benilde-St. Margaret’s Burnsville

Girls’ Hockey Tournament Head Coaches 1995-2007

Aldrich, Betsy – The Blake School, Minneapolis, 1996 Grossman, Jaime – Academy of Holy Angels, 2005, Moe, Tim – Crookston, 2007 Anderson, Bruce – Burnsville, 2007 2006 Morris, Timothy – Eden Prairie, 2003, 2004, 2006 Anderson, Jon – White Bear Lake Area, 2002 Gullickson, Dan – New Prague, 2004, 2005, 2006 Nichols, Chuck – Chaska, 2000, 2001 Anderson, Matt – Anoka, 2000, 2002; Anoka/PACT, Gustafson, Lori – Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1995 Olimb, Larry – Wayzata, 2005 2003, 2004 Hanley, Jen – Burnsville, 1999, 2002 Osiecki, Tom – Burnsville, 1996 Anderson, Ted – Forest Lake, 2001 Harvey, Herb – Lakeville, 2002, 2004 Ostoff, Paul – Mankato East/West, 1999 Bartholdi, Richard – Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2002, 2003, Hayes, Pete – Anoka, 2005 Palmquist, Dave – South St. Paul, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2006 Hegland, Amber – Wayzata, 2005 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Bjorlin, Ken – Stillwater Area, 1995 Herbst, David – Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Potter, Rob – Coon Rapids, 2006 Bray, Denny – Austin, 2000, 2007 2007 Quinn, Bill – Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Brodt, Vic – Roseville Area, 2007 Hohlen, Barry – Elk River Area, 2003, 2004 2002 Bryant, Rich – Hibbing/Chisholm, 2000 Hunst, Tim – Owatonna, 2001, 2003 Ravndalen, Merlin – Eagan, 1998, 2000 Bydlon, Marci – Blaine / Coon Rapids, 1996; Blaine, Hyduke, Pete – Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002, 2003, 2004, Rendle, Pat W. – Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk- 1997, 2001 2005, 2007 Keewatin, 1997, 1998; Grand Rapids/Greenway, Chapple, Joe – Mounds View, 1999 Irvin, Dave – Bloomington Jefferson, 1998, 1999, 2007 Coe, Rick – Bemidji, 2000 2000, 2001, 2002 Revels, Keith – Farmington/Randolph, 2002, 2003; Dahl, Ross – Willmar, 2002, 2003 Keys, Jeff – Cretin-Derham Hall, 2005 Farmington, 2007 Darwitz, Scott – Eagan, 2004 Knutson, Scott – Warroad, 2006 Ring-Jarvi, Sue – Mounds View, 1997, 1998 Diggins, Mike – Centennial, Circle Pines, 2005 Kron, Bill – Anoka, 1998 Scanlon, Chuck – Apple Valley, 1995, 1998, 2003 Donovan, John – Park Center, Brooklyn Park, 1999, Kuehne, Rich – Roseville Area, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Scheid, Tony – Stillwater Area, 2006, 2007 2000 Little, Rob – Breck School, Golden Valley, 2007 Schroeder, Kevin – Marshall Tigers, 2007 Driver, Bob – Wright County Blades, 2005 Loch, Mitch – Alexandria, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 Sertich, Steve – Roseville Area, 2006 Eggleston, Steve – Eagan, 1997 Long, Doug – Stillwater Area, 1997 Shearer, Jack – Duluth Central/Denfeld/East, 1999 Fukushima, Mas – Owatonna, 1997 MacFarlane, Jim – Moorhead, 2001, 2002, 2006 Stankovsky, Brano – The Blake School, Minneapolis, Gamble, John – Rochester Mayo, 2005, 2006, 2007 Magill, Terry – North, N. St. Paul, 2003 2001, 2003, 2007 Graftstrom, Bart – Rochester Mayo, 1998 Magnuson, Al – Chisago Lakes/Pine City, 2004 Weber, Jerry – Hopkins, 1997 Gravel, Jack – Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Marshall, Brad – North, N. St. Paul, 2004 Williams, Steve – Cretin-Derham Hall, 2005 2004; North Metro Stars, 2007 Menne, Matt – Bemidji, 2007 Wilson, Dan – Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1995

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Hockey 199 State Girls’ Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance Session 1 - Quarterfinals 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 (New in 1997) Adults 1,105 779 1,882 652 1,086 Students 1,999 759 2,580 1,465 1,556 Session 2 - Quarterfinals (New in 1997) Adults 1,009 1,865 1,109 2,662 1,186 Students 690 1,407 803 1,720 987 Session 3 - Consolation Semifinals (New in 1997) Adults 284 385 341 311 294 Students 313 539 962 394 686 Session 4 - Semifinals (Session 1 in 96 & 95) Adults 1,821 2,036 1,865 1,548 1,489 1,969 1,082 Students 1,239 1,536 1,278 1,332 1,184 1,383 1,670 Session 5 - Consolation Final & 3rd Place (New in 1997) Adults 421 550 679 467 462 Students 204 318 485 415 352 Session 6 - Finals (& 3rd Place in 96 & 95) Adults 929 1,253 1,451 1,102 2,078 2,219 2,006 Students 1,049 1,226 1,309 937 1,551 1,650 1,397 Grand Total Paid Attendance 11,063 12,653 14,744 13,005 12,911 7,221 6,155

New Class AA (8 Teams) & Class A (4 Teams) Format beginning 2002

Session 1 - AA Quarterfinals 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 (New in 2002) Adults 828 1,051 1,342 735 805 Students 2,374 2,023 2,042 1,253 2,250 Session 2 - AA Quarterfinals (New in 2002) Adults 1,424 1,288 1,086 1,533 1,015 Students 1,096 982 979 1,236 912 Session 3 - AA Consolation Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults 349 297 359 315 204 Students 491 499 490 611 582 Session 4 - A Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults 855 833 936 873 969 Students 1,414 796 1,079 905 1,559 Session 5 - AA Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults 1,316 1,119 1,275 1,083 1,514 Students 1,340 1,145 1,081 716 1,250 Session 6 - AA Consolation Final (New in 2003) Adults 240 198 286 Students 135 114 135 & A 3rd Place & A Championship (New in 2003) Adults 943 774 794 953 Students 520 372 606 537 Session 6 - AA Consolation Final & AA & A - 3rd Place (New in 2002) Adults 552 Students 300 Session 7 - AA 3rd Place & AA Championship (New in 2003) Adults 1,638 1,235 1,196 1,136 Students 1,879 822 1,218 841 Session 7 - A & AA Finals (New in 2002) Adults 1,809 Students 1,830 Grand Total Paid Attendance 16,842 13,548 14,904 12,727 15,551

New Class AA (8 Teams) & Class A (8 Teams) Format beginning 2007 2007 Wednesday Afternoon - A Quarterfinals 2,269 Wednesday Evening - A Quarterfinals 1,746 Thursday Morning & Afternoon - A Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci 435 Thursday Afternoon - AA Quarterfinals 3,955 Thursday Evening - AA Quarterfinals 2,015 Friday Afternoon - A Semifinals 2,346 Friday Afternoon - AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci 625 Friday Evening - AA Semifinals 2,285 Saturday Morning - A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci 634 Saturday Afternoon - A Third Place & Championship 2,033 Saturday Evening - AA Third Place & Championship 2,493 Grand Totals - AA & A 20,836

200 Girls’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Appearances, Records, Goals Scored (1995-2007) Times at Cons. Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Champ. Wins Losses For Against Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 21000221410 Alexandria 40010171430 Anoka 601016104151 Apple Valley 32010712714 Austin 20000141424 Bemidji 20000141512 Benilde-Saint Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 32010612712 Blaine 2011042198 *Blaine / Coon Rapids 100101156 Blake School (The), Minneapolis 42000641817 Bloomington Jefferson 51110834346 Breck School, Golden Valley 10001211012 Burnsville 40111652626 Centennial, Circle Pines 100012185 Chaska 2000014730 *Chisago Lakes Area / Pine City 100000216 Cloquet / Esko / Carlton 40201842423 Coon Rapids 1010021810 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 100000229 *Crookston 1001021105 *Duluth 100001278 Eagan 40102655341 Eden Prairie 31010632813 Elk River Area 21001512114 Farmington 1010021106 *Farmington / Randolph 2001013514 Forest Lake 100000229 *Grand Rapids / Greenway 100000225 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 100101146 *Hibbing / Chisholm 60310683735 *Hibbing / Chisholm / Nashwauk-Keewatin 21100512113 Hopkins 1000002514 Lakeville 2000014611 *Mankato East / West 100000227 *Marshall Tigers 1000002012 Moorhead 30001351324 Mounds View 30000262136 New Prague 30110241723 North, North St. Paul 20100331925 *North Metro Stars 1010021109 Owatonna 30000161633 Park Center, Brooklyn Park 21001513212 Rochester Mayo 20000141022 *Rochester Mayo / Lourdes 2000012615 Roseville Area 620111167547 South St. Paul 841201757730 Stillwater Area 41001654133 Warroad 101001175 Wayzata 1001021128 White Bear Lake Area 101002176 Willmar 2001013612 *Wright County Blades 100001238

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Hockey 201 State Tournament Appearances — 1995-2007 Academy of Holy Angels, Coon Rapids...... 2006 AA Runner-up North, North St. Paul ...... 2003; 04 AA Runner-up Richfield...... 2005 A Champion; 06 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul ...... 2005 *North Metro Stars (Park Center, Brooklyn Center, Alexandria ...... 2004; 05; 06; 07 *Crookston ...... 2007 Fridley, Osseo, Columbia Heights) . 2007 AA Runner-up Anoka ...... 1998, 2000 Runner-up; 02; 03; 04; 05 *Duluth ...... 1999 Owatonna...... 1997, 2001; 03 Apple Valley. . . 1995 Champion; 1998 Champion; 2003 Eagan...... 1997 Runner-up, 1998, 2000; 04 Park Center, Brooklyn Park. . . . . 1999, 2000 Champion Austin ...... 2000; 07 Eden Prairie...... 2003; 04; 06 AA Champion Rochester Mayo...... 1998; 07 Bemidji...... 2000; 07 Elk River Area ...... 2003; 04 AA Champion *Rochester Mayo/Lourdes...... 2005; 06 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Farmington ...... 2007 A Runner-up Roseville Area ...... 1996 Champion, 1997, 1998, St. Louis Park ...... 2002 A Champion; *Farmington/Randolph ...... 2002, 03 1999 Champion; 2006; 07 04 A Champion; 07 Forest Lake ...... 2001 South St. Paul...... 1995 Runner-up, 1999, 2001; Blaine...... 1997, 2001 Runner-up *Grand Rapids/Greenway ...... 2007 02 AA Champion; 03 AA Champion; 04; *Blaine/Coon Rapids ...... 1996 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1995 05 AA Champion; 06 A Champion Blake School (The), Minneapolis . . . . 1996, 2001; 03 A *Hibbing/Chisholm ...... 2000; 02 A Runner-up; Stillwater Area. . . . 1995, 1997; 2006; 07 AA Champion Champion; 07 A Champion 03 A Runner-up; 04; 05 A Runner-up; 07 Warroad ...... 2006 AA Runner-up Bloomington Jefferson . . 1998, 1999 Runner-up, 2000, *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin ...... 1997 Wayzata ...... 2005 01 Champion; 02 Champion; 1998 Runner-up White Bear Lake Area ...... 2002 AA Runner-up Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 2007 Hopkins ...... 1997 Willmar ...... 2002; 03 Burnsville...... 1996 Runner-up, 1999; 2002; 07 Lakeville...... 2002; 04 *Wright County Blades ...... 2005 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 2005 *Mankato East/West ...... 1999 Chaska ...... 2000, 01 *Marshall Tigers ...... 2007 *Chisago Lakes Area/Pine City ...... 2004 Moorhead ...... 2001; 02; 06 *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton...... 2002; 03 AA Runner-up; Mounds View...... 1997, 1998, 1999 05 AA Runner-up; 06 New Prague ...... 2004 A Runner-up; 05; 06

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 194) with a two-player advantage, the Ponies scored Roseville Area 7-4. The Red Knights took a 3-0 bounced off the stick of Stars’ goalie, eighth- again at 1:48 on a goal from Callie Dahl. advantage into the first intermission, before the grader Kayla Kreuter, and Dahl stuffed it into In the semifinals, the Ponies defeated Raiders pulled within 3-2 at 4:34 of the second the net. Roseville Area 4-2. The Raiders led 2-0 after period. Senior Amanda Trunzo led Benilde-St. Ninth-grader Lisa Tuuri started the scoring senior Erin Cody scored 15 minutes, 24 seconds Margaret’s with four goals, including the game- for Stillwater Area at 12:55 of the first period. into the first period. But, 10 seconds later, the winner. She caught the puck off the boards at the red Ponies took over when Schwab scored the first The Burnsville Blaze came back from a two- line, beat two defenders, and put it past Kreuter’s of four unanswered goals. Sophomore Lauren goal second-period deficit to defeat Rochester glove side. Charpentier scored the game-winner for Mayo 4-2 for the consolation crown. Junior Senior Alecia Anderson scored the lone goal Stillwater Area at 8:13 on the third period. Ariel Mackley had four points in the game, for North Metro at 10:18 of the second period. Charpentier also scored the final game of the including the tying goal and an assist to senior She was initially rebuffed by the Ponies’ goalie, game on an empty-net opportunity at 16:35. Bailey Vikstrom on the winning goal. senior Amanda Plumm, but got her own North Metro advanced to the championship rebound and pushed the puck past Plumm’s right with a 4-3 double-overtime victory over Herb Brooks Award leg. Burnsville in the quarterfinals and a 5-2 victory For the fourth consecutive year the Herb North Metro scored an additional goal about over Benilde-St. Margaret’s of St. Louis Park in Brooks award was given to the most qualified six minutes into the third period, but the refer- the semifinals. Stars’ sophomore Brieana hockey player in each class of the state tourna- ees disallowed it after watching the replay and Anderson scored both the game-tying goal at ment who strongly represents the values, charac- determining that it had been kicked in. With 11:12 of the third period, and the game-winning teristics, and traits that defined Herb Brooks. 6:45 left in the game, ninth-grader Kristina King goal at 11:16 of the second overtime in the quar- This year’s recipients were senior Abby Williams scored to give Stillwater Area the final three- terfinal win. Alecia Anderson led the Stars in of Alexandria and senior Lindsey Mortinson of goal margin. scoring with the first goal of the game and assists Burnsville. Stillwater Area, which won the consolation on the last two goals. title in 2006, started its championship run with The Stars fell behind 2-0 in the first period of The 2007 State Girls’ Hockey Tournament a 3-1 victory over Bemidji in the quarterfinals. their semifinal game against Benilde-St. was held February 221-24 at Xcel Energy Center King started the scoring at 8:08 of the first peri- Margaret’s. After that, however, Alecia in St. Paul. It was the first year the tournament od when she put in her own rebound. Anderson took over – netting a hat trick with was played over four days, with eight teams com- Early in the second period, the Lumberjacks two goals in the second period and one in the peting in each class. Consolation games for both had three players in the penalty box, and the third. Kayla Kreuter also played a key role for classes were played at Ridder Arena on the Ponies had a 5-on-3 advantage for 1:02. Junior North Metro. She turned away 33 shots, and University of Minnesota campus in Allison Schwab scored for Stillwater before any didn’t give up a goal in the final two periods. Minneapolis. Paid attendance was 20,836. of the penalties elapsed, and one of the Bemidji The Red Knights of Benilde-St. Margaret’s players was released from the box. Still skating took home the third-place trophy after defeating

202 Girls’ Hockey 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ LACROSSE Benilde-St. Margaret’s earns inaugural boys’ lacrosse title

By Howard W. Voigt

he Red Knights of Benilde-St. Margaret’s, and 10 assists for 49 points. seeded No. 1, rallied from an early 3-0 Osseo/Park Center won the third-place game Tdeficit to outlast the No. 2-seeded Eden 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW 7-6 over Eastview. Like the championship tilt, Prairie Eagles 9-7 to earn the first boys’ lacrosse the teams were tied after three quarters, but the state championship sponsored by the Minnesota three goals for the quarter for Benilde- Orioles scored twice early in the fourth quarter State High School League. St. Margaret’s and the 9-7 final score. Senior to earn the victory. Junior attacker Sam The title capped a perfect 17-0 season for the attacker Monroe Vibbard led the St. Louis Park- McNellis had a hat trick for Osseo/Park Center. Red Knights who averaged 14.2 goals per game based Red Knights with three goals and one The 2007 season was the first sponsored by prior to the two-game state tournament and who assist. Hartmann added two goals and an assist, the Minnesota State High School League. gave up just an average of 2.5 goals to oppo- and senior attacker Matt Draxler also scored Thirty-two teams representing 40 schools com- nents. The Eagles, who had lost one game com- twice. Berrett was the winner and had nine saves. peted. The Minnesota Boys Scholastic Lacrosse ing into the tournament, averaged 11.8 goals per Hartmann, Vibbard and Draxler were the Association sponsored club teams and state game and allowed opponents an average of 5.1 leading scorers for the Red Knights coming into championships from 1997 through 2006. goals. the tournament: Hartmann had 44 goals and 29 The state tournament was conducted May 24 Benilde-St. Margaret’s opened with a 9-4 vic- assists for 73 points; Vibbard had 43 goals and 18 and 25 at Wayzata High School. Paid atten- tory against Eastview of Apple Valley. Eastview assists for 61 points; and Draxler had 39 goals dance was 2,384. was held scoreless until well into the sec- ond half of the second quarter and trailed 6-1 at that time. The Lightning was limit- ed to just one more third-quarter goal and the final two in the fourth quarter. Senior attacker Brett Hartmann led the Red Knights with four goals. Five other team- mates each contributed one goal. Senior goalkeeper Justin Berrett earned the win and made 10 saves. Eden Prairie advanced to the champi- onship tilt with a 9-4 defeat of Osseo/Park Center. The Eagles dominated early, MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO mounting a 5-0 lead before allowing the Orioles their first goal. Osseo/Park Center scored twice in the second quarter and twice in the fourth quarter. The Eagles were led by senior attacker Todd Baxter who scored four goals. Junior midfielder Jack Hewitt added two goals and three other teammates each scored once. Junior goalkeeper Scott Swanson earned the win and made 19 saves. In the title match, Eden Prairie set the tone for what might be an upset, scoring early and mounting a 3-0 lead before Benilde-St. Margaret’s seemed to awaken. Six goals were scored in the first quarter and the Eagles led 4-2. At halftime the Eagles still led 5-4. After three quarters, the game was knotted at six. The final quarter was marked by tenacious defense Eden Prairie defenseman Keith Martiny (33) attempts to get the ball past Benilde-St. Margaret midfielder Bo against Eden Prairie and a team-high Mlnarik (25) in the inaugural championship game. Benilde-St. Margaret’s claimed the title with a 9-7 victory.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Lacrosse 203 Benilde-St. Margaret’s — 2007 State Champion BOYS’ CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Justin Barrett, Conor Dillion. Row 2: Mike Giligan, Bo Mlarnik, Pat Johnson, Matt Draxler, Sam Godneck, Chris Dressen, Taylor Gunkel, Jamie McCormick. Row 3: Matt Nanne, Johnny Graves, Monroe Vibbard, Andrew Dale (behind Monroe’s arm), Michael Durkin, Anthony Nanne, Mike O'toole, John Bigelow, Coach Andy Michog, Taylor Horn. Row 4: Coach Kevin Moeshel, Mike Hoff, Stu Neville, Nick Hawks. Not Pictured: Pat Gilligan, Brett Hartman. 2007 Championship Series — Class A May 24-25, 2007 SEMIFINALS SEED / SECTION Wayzata High School 1 5 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (15-0) CHAMPIONSHIP

Wayzata High School Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 9-4 4 3 Eastview, Apple Valley (10-5) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 9-7 Wayzata High School 2007 CLASS A 2 6 Eden Prairie (14-1) STATE CHAMPION Eden Prairie 9-4 Wayzata High School

3 4 *Osseo/Park Center (13-1)

Eastview, Apple Valley *Osseo/Park Center 7-6 Wayzata High School THIRD PLACE *Osseo/Park Center

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

204 Boys’ Lacrosse 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Lacrosse Tournament Championship Games

Year Champion – Score Runner-up – Score 2007 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park – 9 Eden Prairie – 7

State Boys’ Lacrosse Tournament Champions

2007* – Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 2000 – Bloomington Jefferson 2001 – Roseville Minnesota Boys Scholastic Lacrosse Association 2002 – Roseville State Champions 2003 – Bloomington Jefferson 1997 – Hopkins 2004 – Eden Prairie 1998 – Hopkins 2005 – The Blake School, Minneapolis 1999 – Robbinsdale Cooper 2006 – The Blake School, Minneapolis

* The Minnesota State High School League sponsored boys’ lacrosse and the state tournament.

State Boys’ Lacrosse Tournament Attendance — 2007

2007 ...... 2,384

State Boys’ Lacrosse Tournament Records — 2007 TEAM Most Assists One Game ...... 2, Nate Holmes, *Osseo/Park Center (vs. Eden Prairie), 2007; Most Goals One Tournament...... 18, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, 2007 James Hoyt, *Osseo/Park Center Most Goals One Game ...... 9, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (vs. Eastview, Apple Valley), 2007 vs. Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Points - Tournament...... 8, Todd Baxter, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Goals Two Teams One Game . . . . 16, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 9 Most Goals - Tournament ...... 7, Todd Baxter, Eden Prairie, 2007 vs. Eden Prairie 7, 2007 Most Assists - Tournament ...... 3, Nate Holmes, *Osseo/Park Center Fewest Goals Against - Tournament. . . . . 11, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park Most Saves One Game ...... 19, Scott Swanson, Eden Prairie (vs. *Osseo/Park Center), 2007 INDIVIDUAL Fewest Saves One Game ...... 9, Justin Berrett, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park(vs. Eden Prairie), 2007; Most Points One Game . . . . 4, Todd Baxter, Eden Prairie (vs. *Osseo/Park Center & Kenny Fleming, *Osseo/Park Center Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park), 2007; (vs. Eastview, Apple Valley), 2007 Monroe Vibbard , Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (vs. Eden Prairie), 2007 Most Saves - Tournament ...... 32, Scott Swanson, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Goals One Game ...... 4, Todd Baxter, Eden Prairie Fewest Saves - Tournament ...... 19, Justin Berrett, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, (vs. *Osseo/Park Center), 2007 St. Louis Park, 2007

State Boys’ Lacrosse Tournament Participants — 2007 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park . 2007 Champion Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2007 Eden Prairie ...... 2007 Runner-up *Osseo/Park Center ...... 2007

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Lacrosse 205 GIRLS’ LACROSSE Eden Prairie earns inaugural girls’ lacrosse title

By Howard W. Voigt

he Eden Prairie Eagles, seeded No. 1, led the Bears with four goals each. Tremblay also completed a perfect season and won the had two assists. Junior forward Julia Hawkins Tinaugural state girls’ lacrosse champi- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW added three goals for the Bears. onship under the auspices of the Minnesota Bloomington Kennedy went on to win the State High School League. The Eagles outscored Hart. The Bears actually outscored the Eagles 3- third-place game 11-7 over Mahtomedi. The Mahtomedi and The Blake School a combined 2 in the second half, but the 13-5 final score teams were tied 5-5 at the half. The Eagles then 33-to-9 and finished 17-0 for the season. elicited a celebration on the field and bench by dominated the second half, scoring the first four If you want to count the state championships the Eden Prairie players. Anderson, Olson and and last two goals of the period. Sophomore for- that were previously sponsored by the sophomore forward Caz Norwich each finished ward Lisa Braun scored four times, senior Anna Northcentral Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association, with three goals. Gunderson and junior MacKenzie Reiners each the 2007 title makes it four in a row for Eden The Blake School earned its championship scored three goals, and junior goalkeeper Kari Prairie. The NSLA sponsored the state tourna- berth with a 13-2 victory against Bloomington Hunter earned the win and made seven saves. ments from 1999 through 2006. The League has Kennedy. The Eagles were held scoreless until The tournament was played May 22 and 23 sponsored the activity since the 2001-02 school about halfway through the second half and by at Hopkins High School. Paid attendance was year, but the 2007 state tournament was the first then the score was already 12-1. Sophomore for- 984. sponsored by the League. Thirty-five teams rep- wards Margaret Chute and Michelle Tremblay resenting 47 schools competed in 2007, compared to just eight teams representing 19 schools in 2002. Senior forwards Hannah Anderson and Emily Hart and the entire Eden Prairie defensive squad can be credited with major contributions to the Eagles’ tournament success. Anderson and Hart each contributed six goals and two assists during the two-game tournament. The defensive squad made junior goalkeeper Emma Zieske’s job rather mundane, requiring her to make only seven saves in MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO the two games. Coming into the state tournament, Anderson led the Eagles with 69 points on 48 goals and 21 assists. Hart had 44 points on 22 goals and 22 assists. Zieske, in 15 games, was required to only make 19 saves and only allowed 18 goals. The Zephyrs of Mahtomedi fell behind by eight goals before scoring and trailed 13-3 at the half of their semifinal contest. Anderson and Hart combined for five of those first-half goals. The second half did- n’t produce as much scoring, just seven more goals for Eden Prairie and one more for Mahtomedi for a 20-4 final. The Eagles had 34 shots on goal to the Zephyrs’ eight. In the championship contest against The Blake School of Minneapolis, seeded No. 2, Eden Prairie jumped out to an 11-2 advantage in the first half. Senior forward Kerry Olson scored three times to add to The Blake School’s Kelly Grant (right) concentrates on maintaining control of the ball while Eden Prairie’s Katie additional contributions by Anderson and Pelto (7) attempts to dislodge it. Eden Prairie won the inaugural championship game 13-5.

206 Girls’ Lacrosse 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Eden Prairie — 2007 State Champion GIRLS’ CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Abbie Pezon, Emily Hart, Wendy Hoveland, Lindsay Lewis, Emma Zieske, Allison Pierce, Sarah Kerns. Row 2: Manager Carryn Broich, Kerry Olson, Kelsey Moss, Courtney Stifel, Mikayla Clark, Kelly Seeler, Emily Sherlock, Hannah Riggs, Katie Pelto. Row 3: Co-Head Coach Judy Baxter, Dy-Anna Stewart, Caz Norwich, Andrea Peterson, Hannah Anderson, Kristen Elliott, Shannon Fahey, Blaire Durda, Co-Head Coach Beth Patterson. 2007 Championship Series — Class A May 22-23, 2007 SEMIFINALS SEED / SECTION Hopkins High School 1 6 Eden Prairie (15-0) CHAMPIONSHIP

Hopkins High School Eden Prairie 20-4

4 4 Mahtomedi (13-1-1) Eden Prairie 13-5 Hopkins High School 2007 CLASS A 2 5 The Blake School, Minneapolis STATE CHAMPION (14-1) The Blake School, Minneapolis 13-2 Hopkins High School

3 3 Bloomington Kennedy (10-4)

Mahtomedi Bloomington Kennedy 11-7 Hopkins High School THIRD PLACE Bloomington Kennedy

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Lacrosse 207 State Girls’ Lacrosse Tournament Championship Games

Year Champion – Score Runner-up – Score 2007 Eden Prairie – 13 The Blake School, Minneapolis – 5

State Girls’ Lacrosse Tournament Champions 2007* – Eden Prairie 2001 – Eden Prairie 2002* – Totino-Grace, Fridley Northcentral Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association 2003 – Totino-Grace, Fridley State Champions 2004 – Eden Prairie 1999 – The Blake School, Minneapolis 2005 – Eden Prairie 2000 – The Blake School, Minneapolis 2006 – Eden Prairie * The Minnesota State High School League sponsored girls’ lacrosse beginning with the 2001-02 school year. The Northcentral Schoolgirls Lacrosse Association sponsored the state tournament from 1999 through 2006. The 2007 state tournament was sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League.

State Girls’ Lacrosse Tournament Attendance — 2007

2007 ...... 984

State Girls’ Lacrosse Tournament Records — 2007 TEAM Most Points - Tournament ...... 8, Hannah Anderson, Eden Prairie, 2007; Emily Hart, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Goals One Tournament...... 33, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Goals - Tournament...... 6, Hannah Anderson, Eden Prairie, 2007; Most Goals One Game...... 20, Eden Prairie, 2007 Emily Hart, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Goals Two Teams One Game. . . . . 24, Eden Prairie 20 vs. Mahtomedi 4, 2007 Most Assists - Tournament ...... 2, Hannah Anderson, Eden Prairie, 2007; Fewest Goals Against Tournament ...... 9, Eden Prairie, 2007 Emily Hart, Eden Prairie, 2007; Michelle Tremblay, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2007; Caz Norwich, Eden Prairie, 2007; INDIVIDUAL Mikayla Clark, Eden Prairie, 2007 Most Points One Game ...... 6, Michelle Tremblay, The Blake School, Minneapolis Most Saves One Game...... 17, Kari Hunter, Bloomington Kennedy (vs. Bloomington Kennedy), 2007 (vs. The Blake School, Minneapolis), 2007 Most Goals One Game ...... 4, Emily Hart, Eden Prairie (vs. Mahtomedi), 2007; Fewest Saves One Game ...... 4, Emma Zieske, Eden Prairie, 2007 Margaret Chute, The Blake School, Minneapolis Most Saves - Tournament ...... 24, Kari Hunter, Bloomington Kennedy, 2007; (vs. Bloomington Kennedy), 2007; Allie Ryan, Mahtomedi, 2007 Michelle Tremblay, The Blake School, Minneapolis Fewest Saves - Tournament...... 7, Emma Zieske, Eden Prairie, 2007 (vs. Bloomington Kennedy), 2007; Lisa Braun, Bloomington Kennedy (vs. Mahtomedi), 2007 Most Assists One Game...... 2, Michelle Tremblay, The Blake School, Minneapolis (vs. Bloomington Kennedy), 2007

State Girls’ Lacrosse Tournament Participants — 2007 Blake School (The), Minneapolis . . . . . 2007 Runner-up Bloomington Kennedy ...... 2007 Eden Prairie ...... 2007 Champion Mahtomedi...... 2007

208 Girls’ Lacrosse 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League MUSIC

ection contests for Class A and Class AA schools are sponsored by the League. Participating

S David Swanson schools have the opportunity to partici- pate in both large group and solo/ensemble contests conducted by individual sections. There are 70 music events in which students may partici- pate as a member of their high school choir and/or band and orchestra. Participation in Minnesota music contests is great. Approximately 80 per- cent of League member schools are represented by at least one entry at the section contests. Listed below are those large group performers who earned a Eighty percent of League member schools Superior rating in 2007. They are send at least one entry grouped in three categories with the to section music selection of music determining the cat- contests. There are 70 egory in which the group performed. events in which students Category refers to difficulty and the may participate as lower the category number indicates the members of choir, band, more difficult music. or orchestra.

Vocal Music — Class A Sections

EVENT 1 EVENT 2 EVENT 9 Mixed Choir SSA (A) Glee Club Chamber Singers Category 1 Category 1 School, Director School, Director School, Director Crosby-Ironton, Wayne Ellingsen Marshall School, Duluth, Mary Whitlock Marshall School, Duluth, Mary Whitlock Marshall School, Duluth, Mary Whitlock Sleepy Eye St. Mary's, Mary Kay Demaris Osakis, Carmen Silbernick Category 3 Two Harbors, Jill Hansen Park Christian, Moorhead, Bruce Southard School, Director Virginia, Casey Lankow Two Harbors, Jill Hansen Greenway, Coleraine, Eileen Grosland Category 2 School, Director EVENT 8 Esko, Beth Peterson Show Choir - MN Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, Jon Ziesemer Vocal Jazz Ensemble New Ulm Cathedral, Marijo Sweeney School, Director Virginia, Casey Lankow Barnesville, Valerie Ray Category 3 Barnum, Lori Koski School, Director Cook, Bailey Conger Barnum, Lori Koski Esko, Beth Peterson Comfrey, Amy Lee Hawley, Elaine Kluck Cook, Bailey Conger Mesabi East, Aurora, Greg Barnes Deer River, Jason Thurm Moose Lake, Shannon Dorschner Mankato Loyola, Bridget Hermer Pelican Rapids, Gladys Hovland McGregor, Julie Jacobson Perham, Kevin Kosiak McLeod West, Brownton, Laura Harstad Moose Lake, Shannon Dorschner Mountain Iron-Buhl, Renate Lischalk Pine River-Backus, Joane Batcher Sleepy Eye, Mary Mulry St. Clair, Michael Rue

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Music 209 Instrumental Music — Class A Sections

EVENT 4 Category 2 EVENT 6 Orchestra/String Orchestra School, Director Jazz Ensemble Cleveland, Erik Hermanson Category 1 Concordia Academy, Keith Esala School, Director School, Director Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Osakis, Randy Resley Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Alana Padilla Diane Hallberg Aitkin, Chris Halvorson Marshall School, Duluth, Dave Risdon Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis, Esko, Rick Mowers Jill Westermeyer Esko, Rick Mowers EVENT 5 Cook County, Grand Marais, Bill Tormandson McGregor, Pat Perrine Band Ely, Justin Lindgred Mesabi East, Aurora, Kevin Ryks Eveleth-Gilbert, Dave Hydukovich Two Harbors, Jan McDonald School, Director Virginia, John Vukmanich Virginia, John Vukmanich Category 3 Virginia, John Vukmanich School, Director EVENT 7 Category 1 Comfrey, Amy Lee Chamber Orchestra Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop, Lynnae Grack School, Director Category 1 Mankato Loyola, Tom Bierer McLeod West, Brownton, Laura Harstad MN Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, Tim Plath School, Director New Ulm Cathedral, Don Jirak Marshall School, Duluth, Dave Risdon Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul, Sleepy Eye St. Mary's, Rachel Potratz Aaron Isakson Concordia Academy, Keith Esala St. Bernard's, St. Paul, Beth Tradup Deer River, Janice Burch Esko, Rich Mowers Marshall School, Duluth, Bill Alexander Two Harbors, Jan MacDonald

Vocal Music — Class AA Sections

EVENT 1 EVENT 2 Category 3 Mixed Choir SSA (A) Glee Club School, Director Hastings Men Choir, Lin Warren Category 1 Category 1 Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl School, Director School, Director Hastings Select, Lin Warren Marshall School, Duluth, Mary Whitlock EVENT 8 Dassel-Cokato, Don Anderson Willmar, Daphne Evenson Show Choir - Hutchinson, Jim Nelson Hastings Bell Canto, Tatum Mahlen Vocal Jazz Ensenble New Ulm, Gary Maki Hopkins, Philip Brown St. Michael-Albertville, Melissa Hanson & Alexandria, Steve Deitz School, Director Rachel Dudderar Bemidji, Chris Fettig Albert Lea, Diane Heaney Willmar, Neal Haugen Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl Lakeville North, Paul Wigley Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, Aaron Kapaun Lakeville North, Paul Wigley Category 2 Woodbury Concert, Daryl Timmer Lakeville North, Paul Wigley School, Director Edina, David Henderson & Christopher Piela Hutchinson, Jim Nelson Hastings Women, Tatum Mahlen Hopkins, Philip Brown Mound-Westonka, Noreen Carlson Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, Aaron Kapaun Minnetonka, Paula Holmberg & Joel Goetz Willmar, Neal Hauger Woodbury, Daryl Timmer Robbinsdale Armstrong, Stephanie Trump & Totino-Grace, Fridley, Like Warren Edina, David Henderson & Christopher Piela Dale Kruse Minnetonka, Paula Holmberg & Joel Goetz Robbinsdale Cooper, Sheryl Brame EVENT 9 Robbinsdale Armstrong, Stephanie Trump & Bemidji, Chris Fettig Chamber Singers Dale Kruse Detroit Lakes, Kathy Larson Robbinsdale Cooper, Sheryl Brame School, Director Fergus Falls, Michelle Danielson Detroit Lakes, Kathy Larson Albert Lea, Diane Heaney Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl Lakeville North, Paul Wigley Category 3 Category 2 Lakeville North, Paul Wigley School, Director School, Director Lakeville North, Paul Wigley Greenway, Coleraine, Eileen Grosland Mound-Westonka, Noreen Carlson Lakeville South, Peter Benson & Hastings Treble, Kathleen Hanson Waseca, Den Wantach-Yess Sylvia Olmstead Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl Willmar, Neal Haugen Hutchinson, Jim Nelson Hastings Concert, Kathleen Hanson St. Michael-Albertville, EVENT 3 South St. Paul, Chad Lindblom Maple Grove, Beth Hellstedt TTBB Glee Club *St. Paul Central, Martha Graber Robbinsdale Cooper, Sheryl Brame Category 1 St. Louis Park, John Myszkowski Category 3 School, Director Totino-Grace, Fridley, Terry Voss School, Director Robbinsdale Armstrong, Stephanie Trump & St. Paul Johnson, Deborah Lawrence Category 1 Dale Kruse Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl School, Director Wayzata, Rebecca Wyffels & Jeff Dahl *St. Paul Central, Martha Graber

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EVENT 4 Category 2 EVENT 7 Orchestra/String Orchestra School, Director Chamber Orchestra Forest Lake, Richard Hahn Category 1 Princeton, Jesse Miller Category 1 School, Director Thief River Falls, Rachel Routa School, Director Fergus Falls, Mark Solie Austin, Sue Radloff Thief River Falls, Derek Druse Category 3 Brainerd, Grant Wilcox School, Director Buffalo, Kelly Karow EVENT 5 Bemidji, Derek Wickum St. Cloud Apollo, Dianne Brady Band Detroit Lakes, Heather Trowbridge St. Cloud Apollo, Dianne Brady Fergus Falls, Jim Iverson Category 1 School, Director EVENT 6 Bemidji, Derek Wickum Jazz Ensemble Big Lake, Richard Fillafer Cambridge-Isanti, Eric Anderson School, Director Chaska, Miriam Junker Dassel-Cokato, Josh Roser Chisago Lakes, Josh Anderson Hutchinson, Steve Pasche Detroit Lakes, Heather Trowbridge Owatonna, Peter Guenther Fergus Falls, Jim Iverson Willmar, Terry Brau Minnetonka, Miles Mortensen North Branch, Barry Zumwalde Orono, Donald Krubsack Robbinsdale Armstrong, Todd Burkholder

2007 Outstanding Music Performances CRITERIA FOR RECOGNITION: Each Section has the option of giving recognition at music contests to the most outstanding solo/ensemble performer. Each judge may nominate one solo/ensemble performance. SECTION NAME SCHOOL EVENT 6A Casey Gilbertson Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 40-Tenor Solo 6A Nicole Pritchard Hawley 49-Flute Solo 6A Riley Hinrichs Hawley 41-Baritone Solo 6A Gretchen Kluck, Riley Hinrichs, Nicole Pritchard, Hawley 13-Mixed Ensemble Chris Kenney 6A Hannah Krause Hawley 37-Soprano Solo 6A Erika Anderson Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls 59-Alto Saxophone Solo 6A Ben Bruemmer Osakis 63-French Horn Solo 6A Lisa Hilde Osakis 50-Oboe Solo 6A David Bowman, Dannielle Zwieg Parkers Prairie 34-Percussion Ensemble 6A Dannielle Zwieg, Chelsea Olson, Meagan Ronning, Parkers Prairie 11-SSA Ensemble Samantha Herdman, Lindsey Walsh, Mae Martin, Sami Noga, Cassandra Klimek, Samantha Lahman 6A Meghan Feir Pelican Rapids 37-Soprano Solo 6A Meghan Feir, Hannah Hill Pelican Rapids 10-Vocal Duet 7A Jordan Grossman Cook 40-Vocal Solo 7A Mishio Nakajima Cook County, Grand Marais 49-Flute Solo 7A Rachel Kangas Greenway, Coleraine 49-Flute Solo 7A Geordie Diener Marshall School, Duluth 40-Tenor Solo 7A Lisa Fredrickson Mountain Iron-Buhl 37-Soprano Solo 7A Meghan Wright Nashwak-Kewatin 49-Flute Solo 7A Jackie Provost Proctor 54-Clarinet Solo 7A Josh Highmark, Nicole Purrier, Meredith MacDonald, Two Harbors 26-Saxophone Ensemble Evian Rave, Peter Lovold 7A Kerissa Graden Two Harbors 38-Vocal Solo 1AA Eric Bowron Albert Lea 40-Tenor Solo 1AA Laura Davis Austin 38-Mezzo Soprano Solo 1AA Brandon Meyer Farmington 54-Bb Clarinet Solo 1AA Chamber Singers Lakeville North 9-Chamber Singers 1AA Adam Arling Lakeville North 41-Baritone Solo 1AA Men's Ensemble Lakeville South 12-TTBB Ensemble

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Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Music 211 2007 Outstanding Music Performances Continued from page 211 SECTION NAME SCHOOL EVENT 1AA Michael Doyle Lakeville South 40-Tenor Solo 1AA Cello Octet Owatonna 20-String Ensemble 1AA Jaime Sease, Ean Ulrich Owatonna 16-String Duet 1AA Brass Choir Owatonna 33-Brass Ensemble 1AA Peter Knutson Owatonna 45-Cello Solo 1AA Rachel Kelm Owatonna 54-Bb Clarinet Solo 1AA Clarinet Ensemble Owatonna 27-Woodwind Ensemble 1AA Paige Armstrong, Ashley Fetters Owatonna 10-Vocal Duet 1AA David Dulak Red Wing 67-Mallet Percussion Instruments 1AA Britta Hanson Red Wing 66-Tuba Solo 1AA Courtney Williamson Red Wing 38-Mezzo Soprano Solo 1AA Seana Johnson Red Wing 37-Soprano Solo 1AA Ember Russell Red Wing 37-Soprano Solo 2AA Natalie Davis Dassel-Cokato 37-Soprano Solo 2AA New World Singers Hutchinson 9-Chamber Singers 2AA Ben Ballard Hutchinson 41-Baritone Solo 2AA Alison Dunser, Carrie Johansen, Leeja Miller, Mound-Westonka 11-SSA Ensemble Shauna Mason, Kristen Sorenson, Callie Turner 2AA Jaclyn Ohnemus, Camille Welter St. Michael-Albertville 10-Vocal Duet 2AA Alex Clemons, Troy Harinen Waseca 34-Percussion Ensemble 2AA Melanie Brooks, Sara Buker, Mari Francis, Waseca 26-Saxophone Ensemble Caleb Korb, Brianna Nelson 2AA Kevin Bauleke Waseca 68-Snare Drum Solo 2AA Kelsey Young Waseca 49-Flute Solo 2AA Nick Hanson Waseca 64-Trombone Solo 2AA Jacki Werner Waseca 63-French Horn Solo 2AA Melanie Brooks Waseca 59-Alto Saxophone Solo 2AA Kristy Singlestad Waseca 63-French Horn Solo 2AA Willmar Jazz Ensemble Willmar 6-Jazz Ensemble 2AA Janelle East, Bethany Gazelka, Joshua Pierskalla, Willmar 20-String Ensemble Zachary Hansen, Andrew Schulz 2AA Kalene Hauger, Kelsey Moe Willmar 10-Vocal Duet 2AA Ryan Freitas Willmar 41-Baritone Solo 2AA Nate Tusa Willmar 41-Baritone Solo 2AA Joel Schmidt Willmar 40-Tenor Solo 5AA Lauren Wertz Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Kara Schwartz Maple Grove 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Kyle DeGraff Maple Grove 41-Baritone Solo 5AA Julia Wabetzko Maple Grove 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Stefan Eggestrom Osseo 42-Bass Solo 5AA Erin Beagan Robbinsdale Cooper 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Setara Barukzoy Robbinsdale Cooper 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Mark Donlch Totino-Grace, Fridley 42-Bass Solo 5AA Brian Solzer Totino-Grace, Fridley 40-Tenor Solo 5AA Steven Lance Totino-Grace, Fridley 41-Baritone Solo 5AA Laura LeVoir Totino-Grace, Fridley 37-Soprano Solo 5AA Hannah Weiss, Rachel Kitze, Maureen LeVour Totino-Grace, Fridley 11-SSA Ensemble 5AA Encore Singers, JV Show Totino-Grace, Fridley 8-Show Choir 6AA Concert Choir Minnetonka 1-Mixed Choir 8AA Brainerd 18-String Quartet 8AA Brainerd Chamber Orchestra Brainerd 7-Chamber Orchestra 8AA Brainerd 43-Violin Solo 8AA Lyndie Walker Brainerd 44-Viola Solo

212 Music 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ ALPINE SKIING The Blake School claims second consecutive championship; Michael Ankeny of The Blake School wins individual title

he Blake School of Minneapolis success- finish to earn runner-up honors. Three of the fully defended it 2006 title with a two- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Skippers’ skiers finished in the top 10. Tpoint victory over Minnetonka. The Sophomore Tucker Hurrelbrink and senior C.J. Bears finished with 165 points to the Skippers’ The rest of The Blake School squad pulled Johnston placed sixth and seventh, respectively, 163. It was also the second title overall for the together, however, and sophomore Marc Massie and senior Justin Johnson placed ninth. Bears. rallied for a second-place finish with a combined Minneapolis Southwest was third with 139 When Blake School sophomore Michael time of 1:04.99. Peter Ankeny, a senior, was points. Patrick Conway, a senior at Southwest, Ankeny, who placed first in last year’s team com- fourth with a final time of 1:06.07. Senior Jason earned the top spot in the team competition petition, fell in his second run, it looked like Briggs was 10th for the Bears, and Michael Continued on page 215 Minnetonka might steal the title from the Bears. Ankeny finished 15th. Things looked even bleaker when the Bears’ No. The Minnetonka 5 and No. 6 skiers, junior Robby Gagne and sen- Skippers improved on ior Ariel Prozumenshikov, were disqualified. their 2006 sixth-place MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO 2007 Alpine Individual State Champion

Michael Ankeny Pat Conway of Minneapolis Southwest had the fastest time of 1:04.31 in The Blake School, Minneapolis the team competition.

2007 State Boys’ Alpine Ski Meet — Individual Results PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL 1 Michael Ankeny 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 32.59 31.25 1:03.84 2 Pat Conway 12 Minneapolis Southwest 32.92 31.37 1:04.29 3 Marc Massie 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 33.67 32.37 1:06.04 4 Brad West 11 Minneapolis Southwest 33.55 33.23 1:06.78 5 Reed Kildow 10 Apple Valley 34.09 32.72 1:06.81 6 Peter Ankeny 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 33.92 32.95 1:06.87 7 Nels Roningen 11 Duluth East 33.99 33.35 1:07.34 8 Tim Loudas 10 Woodbury 34.13 34.24 1:08.37 9 Dylan Thomas 8 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 35.42 33.02 1:08.44 10 Max Tusa 10 Hermantown 34.95 34.08 1:09.03 11 Johnny Meeker 10 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 35.58 33.79 1:09.37 12 Dominick Raedeke 12 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 35.91 33.60 1:09.51 13 Chris Longtin 12 *St. Cloud Area 35.95 34.37 1:10.32 14 C.J. Johnston 12 Minnetonka 35.80 34.63 1:10.43 15 Peter Hager 11 *Mankato East/Loyola 35.77 34.83 1:10.60 16 Connor Johnson 11 Minnetonka 36.78 34.60 1:11.38 17 Daniel Sandgren 12 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 36.43 35.02 1:11.45 18 Dustin Akerman 10 Wayzata 36.40 35.31 1:11.71 19 Nick Stang 11 Irondale, New Brighton 36.39 35.51 1:11.90 20 Kurt Hager 11 Minneapolis Southwest 35.70 36.46 1:12.16 21 Cullen McDowell 12 Stillwater Area 37.21 35.07 1:12.28 22 Scott Agre 12 *Brainerd/Pillager 37.02 35.34 1:12.36 23 John Green 9 *C-E-C Lumberjacks* 36.77 36.11 1:12.88 24 Cory Pinewski 11 Coon Rapids 37.88 36.03 1:13.91 25 Evan Johnson 12 *Virginia/Mesabi East 38.46 35.60 1:14.06 26 Chris Spong 12 Bloomington Jefferson 34.50 40.51 1:15.01 Continued on page 215

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Alpine Skiing 213 The Blake School — 2007 State Boys’ Alpine Skiing Team Champion

(L-R): Robbie Gagne, Michael Ankeny, Coach Bob Teslo, Peter Ankeny, Jason Briggs, Ariel Prozumenshikov, Marc Massie. BOYS’ ALPINE CHAMPION

2007 State Boys’ Alpine Ski Meet TEAM RESULTS RANK TEAM NAME SCORE 1. The Blake School, Minneapolis 165 2. Minnetonka 163 3. Minneapolis Southwest 139 4. Irondale, New Brighton 132 5. *Brainerd/Pillager 129 6. Eden Prairie 108 7. Duluth East 94 8. Mahtomedi 74 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. 2007 Team Results — Team Member Individual Runs PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL POINTS 1 Pat Conway 12 Minneapolis Southwest 32.36 31.95 1:04.31 48 2 Marc Massie 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 32.93 32.06 1:04.99 47 3 Nick Stang 11 Irondale, New Brighton 33.90 31.91 1:05.81 46 4 Peter Ankeny 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 33.45 32.62 1:06.07 45 5 Brad West 11 Minneapolis Southwest 33.70 32.75 1:06.45 44 6 Tucker Hurrelbrink 10 Minnetonka 35.35 33.81 1:09.16 43 7 C.J. Johnston 12 Minnetonka 34.98 34.28 1:09.26 42 8 Tony Klingen 11 Eden Prairie 35.41 34.16 1:09.57 41 9 Justin Johnson 12 Minnetonka 35.27 34.63 1:09.90 40 10 Jason Briggs 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 35.37 34.73 1:10.10 39 11 Connor Johnson 11 Minnetonka 35.82 34.49 1:10.31 38 12 Scott Agre 12 *Brainerd/Pillager 36.00 35.12 1:11.12 37 13 J.P. Lucas 12 Irondale, New Brighton 36.04 35.14 1:11.18 36 14 Zach Skogen 11 *Brainerd/Pillager 35.67 35.72 1:11.39 35 15 Michael Ankeny 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 40.91 30.77 1:11.68 34 16 Tom Lyscio 11 *Brainerd/Pillager 36.66 35.23 1:11.89 33 17 Scott Grindy 11 Duluth East 35.89 36.02 1:11.91 32 18 Dylan Hager 9 Minneapolis Southwest 36.50 35.62 1:12.12 31 19 Erik Alexander 10 Minnetonka 36.33 36.31 1:12.64 30 20 Joe Teynor 12 Eden Prairie 36.66 36.50 1:13.16 29 21 Jack Stang 8 Irondale, New Brighton 37.00 36.60 1:13.60 28 22 Iain Duffus 11 Duluth East 37.57 36.40 1:13.97 27 23 Zach Seymour 12 Eden Prairie 36.12 37.89 1:14.01 26 24 Nick Bruggeman 12 Mahtomedi 37.43 36.75 1:14.18 25 25 Bror Linnerooth 10 *Brainerd/Pillager 37.86 37.84 1:15.70 24 26 Thomas Ruttger 10 *Brainerd/Pillager 38.50 37.49 1:15.99 23 Continued on page 215

214 Boys’ Alpine Skiing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Boys’ Alpine Ski Meet — Individual Results Continued from page 213 PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL 27 J.P. Lucas 12 Irondale, New Brighton 37.39 38.65 1:16.04 28 Ben Dalman 10 Champlin Park 46.80 36.11 1:22.91 29 Scott Grindy 11 Duluth East 37.86 46.50 1:24.36 30 Kyle Wiberg 10 Mahtomedi 52.04 35.59 1:27.63 31 Nate Peterson 12 Mankato West 55.72 35.62 1:31.34 32 Bill Buffington 11 Wayzata 55.91 41.17 1:37.08 33 Rob Woodworth 10 Wayzata 34.50 1:05.36 1:39.86 34 Ryan Folin 12 Hopkins 1:15.21 33.88 1:49.09

2007 Team Results — Team Member Individual Runs Continued from page 214 PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL POINTS 27 Matt Guertin 11 Irondale, New Brighton 38.51 39.40 1:17.91 22 28 Peter Atwood 12 Minnetonka 43.27 35.01 1:18.28 21 29 Henry Reningen 8 Duluth East 44.65 34.30 1:18.95 20 30 Ryan Ruttger 12 *Brainerd/Pillager 37.29 43.45 1:20.74 19 31 Ryan Lundahl 10 Mahtomedi 55.92 34.37 1:30.29 18 32 Mark Swift 12 Mahtomedi 53.97 38.59 1:32.56 17 33 Alex Hager 8 Minneapolis Southwest 59.53 37.60 1:37.13 16 34 David Neustel 9 Duluth East 1:03.64 34.32 1:37.96 15 35 Kyle Wiberg 10 Mahtomedi 36.68 1:01.65 1:38.33 14 36 Ky Johnson 11 Minneapolis Southwest 1:02.35 39.13 1:41.48 13 37 Riley Thuleen 12 Eden Prairie 1:13.64 35.73 1:49.37 12 38 Bross Sivertson 11 Mahtomedi 2:05.42 47.95 2:53.37 11 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. State Boys’ Alpine/Slalom Ski Team Champions (1939-2007) 1939 ...... A - Duluth Central 1964 ...... Grand Marais 1990 ...... Duluth East ...... B - Duluth Washington 1965 ...... Grand Marais 1991 ...... Duluth East 1940 ...... Minneapolis North 1966 ...... Grand Marais 1992 ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1941 ...... Minneapolis Patrick Henry 1967 ...... Edina 1993 . .St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1942 ...... Minneapolis North 1968 ...... Cloquet 1994 ...... Duluth East 1943 ...... Duluth Central 1969 ...... Grand Marais 1995 ...... Duluth East 1944 ...... Duluth Central 1970 ...... Grand Marais 1996 ...... Minnetonka 1945 ...... Cloquet 1971 ...... Bloomington Lincoln Alpine 1946 ...... Duluth Central 1972 ...... Bloomington Lincoln 1997 . .St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1947 ...... Duluth Central 1973 ...... Minneapolis Roosevelt 1998 ...... Minnetonka 1948 ...... Cloquet 1974 ...... Minneapolis Roosevelt 1999 ...... Edina 1949 ...... Duluth Central 1975 ...... St. Cloud Cathedral 2000 ...... Minnetonka 1950 ...... Cloquet 1976 ...... Minneapolis Washburn 2001 . .St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1951 ...... Cloquet 1977 ...... Bloomington Lincoln 2002 ...... Edina 1952 ...... Cloquet 1978 ...... Slalom—Blake 2003 . .St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1953 ...... Duluth East 1979 ...... Edina West 2004 . . . .Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 1954 ...... Duluth East 1980 ...... Edina West 2005 ...... Eden Prairie 1955 ...... St. Louis Park 1981 ...... Stillwater 2006 ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1956 ...... Duluth East 1982 ...... Edina 2007 ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1957 ...... Cloquet 1983 ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1958 ...... Grand Marais 1984 ...... Bloomington Jefferson In 1997 the name changed from 1959 ...... Grand Marais 1985 ...... Duluth East Slalom to Alpine. 1960 ...... Duluth East 1986 ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1961 ...... Duluth East 1987 ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Senior High Class 1962 ...... Grand Marais 1988 ...... Hastings B - Junior High Class 1963 ...... Grand Marais 1989 ...... Woodbury

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 213) with a combined time of 1:04.31. champion Pat Conway of Minneapolis The Blake School, who was seventh in 2006, The rest of the 2007 field: Irondale of New Southwest. Ankeny recorded the fastest times in placed third this year with a combined time of Brighton, fourth with 132 points; both runs – 32.59 and 31.25, respectively – but 1:06.04. Brainerd/Pillager, fifth with 129 points; Eden led Conway by only 0.12 seconds heading into Prairie, sixth with 108 points; Duluth East, sev- the second. Ankeny’s second run was just a bit The 2007 State Alpine Ski Meet was held enth with 94 points; and Mahtomedi, eighth faster than Conway’s and he won by 45-hun- February 15 at Giants Ridge Golf and Ski Resort with 74 points. dreds of a second. Ankeny’s final time was near Biwabik. In the individual competition, Michael 1:03.84 and Conway’s was 1:04.29. Ankeny of The Blake School upset defending Ankeny placed 32nd in 2006. Marc Massie of

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Alpine Skiing 215 State Boys’ Alpine/Slalom Ski Individual Champions (1939-2007) Year Name School Year Name School 1939 Herb Feddick ...... Duluth Central — Class “A” 1974 Craig Stubbins ...... Bemidji Robert Munkeby ...... Duluth Washington — Class “B” 1975 Jeff Carter ...... Grand Rapids 1940 Fred Lang ...... Minneapolis Marshall 1976 Cory Carlson ...... Hopkins Lindbergh 1941 Fred Lang ...... Minneapolis Marshall 1977 Steve Nelson ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1942 Fred Lang ...... Minneapolis Marshall 1978 Doug Tengdin ...... Blake 1943 George Hovland ...... Duluth Central 1979 Tom Markwardt ...... Minneapolis Washburn 1944 Don Biorn ...... Minneapolis North Ted Thiss ...... Blake 1945 Gayle Larson ...... Minneapolis Edison 1980 Chris Eagon ...... Irondale 1946 Keith Baribeau ...... Duluth Central 1981 Don Shipp ...... North Branch 1947 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1982 Andy Mitchell ...... Edina 1948 Roland Peterson ...... St. Louis Park 1983 John McGreevy ...... Duluth East 1949 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1984 Jeff Dekko ...... Edina 1950 Stuart Benson ...... Cloquet 1985 Thomas (Truckie) Morrison ...... Orono 1951 Franklin Richter ...... Cloquet 1986 Peter Larson ...... Minnehaha Academy 1952 Stuart Benson ...... Cloquet 1987 Joel Hedrick ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1953 Jim Lawson ...... Duluth East 1988 Glenn Johnson ...... Hopkins 1954 Dave Hoff ...... Duluth East 1989 Eric Robson ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1955 Packer Bull ...... Minneapolis West 1990 Jamie Engleking ...... Edina 1956 Dave Hoff ...... Duluth East 1991 Mike Nelms ...... Edina 1957 Dale Finholm ...... Cloquet 1992 Andy Pennock ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1958 Bruce Burton ...... Duluth East 1993 Jamie Engelking ...... Edina 1959 Tom Canfield ...... Cloquet 1994 Adam Barron ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1960 Bruce Burton ...... Duluth East 1995 Pat Mich ...... Orono 1961 Eugene Firmine ...... Duluth East 1996 Nick Tongen ...... St. Thomas Academy 1962 Ken Nelson ...... Grand Marais 1997 Jon Simmons ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1963 Barney Peet ...... Grand Marais 1998 Joe Sipe ...... Hopkins 1964 Barney Peet ...... Grand Marais 1999 Joe Sipe ...... Hopkins 1965 Barney Peet ...... Grand Marais 2000 Nelson Carlson ...... St. Thomas Academy 1966 Stan Geyer ...... St. Louis Park 2001 Nelson Carlson ...... St. Thomas Academy & 1967 Steve Owen ...... Minnetonka Derek Stahlecker ...... Apple Valley (Co-Champions) 1968 Christopher Horty ...... Mounds View 2002 Tyler Nelson ...... Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 1969 David Oswald ...... Grand Marais 2003 Nelson Carlson ...... St. Thomas Academy 1970 David Oswald ...... Grand Marais 2004 Chauncey Charlson ...... Woodbury 1971 Mike Meliski ...... Richfield 2005 Nick Klingen ...... Eden Prairie 1972 Tim Owens ...... Minnetonka 2006 Patrick Conway ...... Minneapolis Southwest 1973 Pete Wilson ...... Bloomington Lincoln 2007 Michael Ankeny ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis

State Boys’ Skiing Team Champions (1932-1977)

1932* ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1943 ...... Duluth Central 1961 ...... Ely 1933* ...... A - Duluth Central 1944 ...... Duluth Central 1962 ...... Ely & Duluth Central B - Duluth East 1945 ...... Duluth Central 1963 ...... Cloquet 1934** ...... A - Duluth Central 1946 ...... Duluth Central 1964 ...... Duluth East B - Duluth Washington 1947 ...... Duluth Central 1965 ...... Cloquet 1935 ...... A - Duluth Central 1948 ...... Duluth Central 1966 ...... Cloquet B - Bovey 1949 ...... Duluth Central 1967 ...... Cloquet 1936 ...... A - Duluth Central 1950 ...... Duluth Central 1968 ...... Cloquet B - Duluth Washington 1951 ...... Cloquet 1969 ...... Cloquet 1937 ...... A - Greenway, Coleraine 1952 ...... Cloquet & Duluth Central 1970 ...... Cloquet B - Duluth Washington 1953 ...... Duluth East 1971 ...... Cloquet 1938 ...... A - Greenway, Coleraine 1954 ...... Duluth Central 1972 ...... Bloomington Lincoln B - Greenway, Coleraine 1955 ...... Duluth East 1973 ...... Cloquet 1939 ...... A - Duluth Central 1956 ...... Duluth East 1974 ...... Cloquet B - Ely 1957 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1975 ...... Cloquet 1940 ...... Duluth Central 1958 ...... Cloquet & Duluth Central 1976 ...... Cloquet (by tie-breaker) 1941 ...... Duluth Central 1959 ...... Duluth Central 1977 ...... Stillwater 1942 ...... Minneapolis North 1960 ...... Minneapolis North

*1st Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet, sponsored by Duluth Central High **Due to the increased interest in skiing, the 1st State Ski Meet was held at Duluth School was held on January 30, 1932 at Chester Park in Duluth. The only event on Saturday, February 17, 1934, sponsored by Duluth Central High School. was Jumping. The 2nd Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet was held on Events were: (A) Senior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski Jumping; February 19, 1933 in Chester Park. The events included Cross Country Ski Run, (B) Junior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski Jumping. This format was A - Senior High Jumping & B - Junior High Jumping. maintained through 1977. A - Senior High Class B - Junior High Class

216 Boys’ Alpine Skiing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Ski Jumping Individual Champions (1932-1978) Year Name School Year Name School 1932 Harry Tregillis ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1954 Jerry Lewis ...... Duluth Central 1933 A – Eugene Wilson ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1955 Gordon Ruthford ...... Duluth East B – Kenneth Gunderson ...... Duluth Grant 1956 Tom Holmstrom ...... Duluth East 1934 A – Individual not named 1957 Tom Holmstrom ...... Duluth East B – Individual not named 1958 Dale Finholm ...... Cloquet 1935 A – Individual not named 1959 Glen Kotlarek ...... Duluth Central B – Individual not named 1960 Clyde Brodt ...... Minneapolis North 1936 B – Robbin Marvin ...... Duluth Washington Jr. HS 1961 Dave Hicks ...... Duluth Denfeld 1937 A – Roy Laramie ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1962 Co-Champion Dave Hicks ...... Duluth Denfeld B – Ed Janeksela ...... Ely & Co-Champion David Lundmark ...... Duluth Central 1938 A – Roy Laramie ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1963 Co-Champion Russell Georgesen ...... Duluth Denfeld B – Harold Mjolsness ...... Greenway, Coleraine & Robert Hedloff ...... Ely 1939 A – Herb Feddick ...... Duluth Central 1964 Adrian Watt ...... Duluth East B – Harold Mjolsness ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1965 Tim Schilling ...... Cloquet 1940 Harold Mjolsness ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1966 Rick Nelson ...... Cloquet 1941 Donald Erickson ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1967 Rick Nelson ...... Cloquet 1942 Maynard Erickson ...... Minneapolis North 1968 Rick Kern ...... Duluth Central 1943 Lee Wedl ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1969 Greg Windsperger ...... Robbinsdale 1944 Fred Murphy ...... Duluth Denfeld 1970 Scot Smith ...... Cloquet 1945 Fred Murphy ...... Duluth Denfeld 1971 Tom Dargay ...... Robbinsdale 1946 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1972 Gene Schilling ...... Cloquet 1947 Ray Kaverkorst ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1973 Neil Johnson ...... Armstrong 1948 Rodney Johnson ...... Duluth Denfeld 1974 Kip Sundgaard ...... North St. Paul 1949 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1975 Scott Sobczak ...... Cloquet 1950 Jim Luczak ...... Duluth Central 1976 Jim Grahek ...... Ely 1951 Richard Wingren ...... Duluth Denfeld 1977 Tom Chmielewski ...... Ely 1952 Don Cassidy ...... Minneapolis North 1978 Lance Giblin ...... Cloquet 1953 Glen Nelson ...... Duluth Central

State Boys’ Ski Jumping Team Champions (1932-1978) An Over-all Team Champion was calculated with a point system involving the scores achieved by schools results in All Three Events - Cross Country - Slalom - Jumping. In each event, the school with the two (2) best scores was declared the team champion in that event.

1932* ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1944 ...... St. Paul Harding 1962 ...... Duluth Central 1933* ...... A - Duluth Central 1945 ...... Duluth Central 1963 ...... Robbinsdale B - Duluth East Jr. High 1946 ...... Duluth Central 1964 ...... Ely 1934** ...... A - Duluth Central 1947 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1965 ...... Cloquet B - Duluth Washington Junior 1948 ...... Duluth Central 1966 ...... Cloquet 1935 ...... A - Duluth Central 1949 ...... Duluth Central 1967 ...... Cloquet B - Bovey 1950 ...... Duluth Centrral 1968 ...... Duluth Central 1936 ...... B (only) - Duluth Washington 1951 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1969 ...... Robbinsdale 1937 ...... A - Greenway, Coleraine 1952 ...... Duluth Central 1970 ...... Robbinsdale B - Duluth Washington 1953 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1971 ...... Robbinsdale 1938 ...... A - Duluth Central 1954 ...... Duluth Central 1972 ...... Cloquet B - Greenway, Coleraine 1955 ...... Duluth East 1973 ...... Cloquet 1939 ...... A - Duluth Central 1956 ...... Duluth East 1974 ...... Duluth Central B - Ely 1957 ...... Duluth East 1975 ...... Cloquet 1940 ...... Duluth Central 1958 ...... Duluth Central 1976 ...... Ely 1941 ...... Duluth Central 1959 ...... Duluth Central 1977 ...... Ely 1942 ...... Greenway, Coleraine 1960 ...... Minneapolis North 1978 ...... Cloquet 1943 ...... Minneapolis Roosevelt 1961 ...... Ely

*1st Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet, sponsored by Duluth Central High **Due to the increased interest in Skiing, the 1st State Ski Meet will be held at School was held on January 30, 1932 at Chester Park in Duluth. The only event Duluth on Saturday, February 17, 1934, sponsored by Duluth Central High was Jumping. The 2nd Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet was held on School. Events will include: (A) Senior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski February 19, 1933 in Chester Park. The events included Cross Country Ski Run, Jumping; (B) Junior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski Jumping. A - Senior High Jumping & B - Junior High Jumping. A - Senior High Class B - Junior High Class

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Alpine Skiing 217 GIRLS’ ALPINE SKIING Duluth East defends team title; Lakeville South’s Larson claims individual honor

he Greyhounds of Duluth East won their 12th and 13th, respectively. second consecutive and sixth overall title Bloomington Kennedy, which did not com- Twith 167 points. In addition to last year, pete in the state meet last year, was third with the Greyhounds also won titles in 1983, 1994, 138.5 points, followed by Stillwater Area with 1995, and 2004. 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW 123 points. The rest of the 2007 field: Edina, Kaitlyn Ryan, a senior, paced the fifth with 121.5 points; Mahtomedi, sixth with Greyhounds with a fourth-place finish in the honors with 163 points. Ninth-grader Nikki 103 points; Virginia/Mesabi East, seventh with team competition. Her combined time was Larson, who also won the individual title, led 85 points; and Minnetonka, eighth with 68 1:13.69. Duluth East’s other three scoring skiers the Cougars with a first-place finish in the team points. also finished in the top 11: senior Sarah competition. Her final time was 1:12.53. Junior In the individual competition, Nikki Larson Wheeler was sixth, sophomore Amy Sienko was Jamie Hornnes placed Continued on page 221 eighth, and senior Hanna Neustel was 11th. seventh for Lakeville Junior Kayla Wieczorck and sophomore Anna South while ninth- Kohlhaas rounded out the Greyhounds’ squad. grader Jessi Hornnes The Cougars of Lakeville South improved on and seventh-grader their 2006 fifth-place finish to earn runner-up Paula Moltzan placed MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO

2007 Alpine Individual State Champion

Nikki Larson Nikki Larson of Lakeville South posted the fastest time in both the team and Lakeville South individual contests. She won the individual title with a time of 1:23.68.

2007 State Girls’ Alpine Ski Meet — Individual Results PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL 1 Nikki Larson 9 Lakeville South 38.23 45.45 1:23.68 2 Krissy McNeill 12 Bloomington Jefferson 37.83 46.47 1:24.30 3 Megan Bacharach 12 *St. Cloud Area 38.15 46.63 1:24.78 4 Andrea Radke 10 Benilde-St Margaret's, St. Louis Park 38.89 47.66 1:26.55 5 Amanda Peterson 11 Bloomington Kennedy 39.16 47.68 1:26.84 6 Amy Sienko 10 Duluth East 39.24 47.65 1:26.89 7 Ajay Gersemehl 9 *Northfield/ARTech 39.50 48.10 1:27.60 8 Ali Zander 12 Mankato West 40.17 47.86 1:28.03 9 Ashley Lindau 12 Lakeville North 38.69 49.43 1:28.12 10 Meredith Finsand 10 Edina 39.97 48.20 1:28.17 11 Laura Mansell 12 Centennial, Circle Pines 39.66 48.77 1:28.43 12 Brianna Healy 12 Roseville Area 39.72 49.56 1:29.28 13 Alexandra Anderson 10 Stillwater Area 39.98 49.84 1:29.82 14 Charlotte Skinner 9 Marshall School, Duluth 42.64 50.21 1:32.85 15 Lindsey Hutchinson 9 Prior Lake 42.16 51.02 1:33.18 16 Allison O'Brien 12 Stillwater Area 41.96 51.77 1:33.73 17 Haley Hickok 9 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 42.75 51.10 1:33.85 18 Elizabeth Thode 10 *Virginia/Mesabi East 41.16 52.97 1:34.13 19 Simone Raedeke 10 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom 42.65 51.57 1:34.22 20 Malin Kahre 12 Duluth Denfeld 43.13 51.94 1:35.07 21 Meghan Kiesel 10 Breck School, Golden Valley 42.47 52.68 1:35.15 22 Erin Miller 12 Mahtomedi 43.20 52.50 1:35.70 23 Page Hammond 11 Edina 42.37 54.85 1:37.22 24 Quinn Anderson 12 Mahtomedi 44.15 53.17 1:37.32 25 Cassie Burke 11 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 43.31 56.30 1:39.61 26 Sarah Wheeler 12 Duluth East 39.72 59.99 1:39.71 Continued on page 220

218 Girls’ Alpine Skiing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Duluth East — 2007 State Girls’ Alpine Skiing Team Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Kayla Wieczorek, Amy Sienko, Anna Kohlhaas. Row 2: Hannah Nuestel, Kaitlin Ryan, Sarah Wheeler. GIRLS’ ALPINE CHAMPION

2007 State Girls’ Alpine Ski Meet TEAM RESULTS RANK TEAM NAME SCORE 1. Duluth East 167 2. Lakeville South 163 3. Bloomington Kennedy 138.5 4. Stillwater Area 123 5. Edina 121.5 6. Mahtomedi 103 7. *Virginia / Mesabi East 85 8. Minnetonka 68 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. 2007 Team Results — Team Member Individual Runs PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL POINTS 1 Nikki Larson 9 Lakeville South 37.18 35.35 1:12.53 48 2 Tenley Fontaine 11 Bloomington Kennedy 37.30 35.47 1:12.77 47 3 Meredith Finsand 10 Edina 37.16 36.21 1:13.37 46 4 Kaitlyn Ryan 12 Duluth East 37.47 36.22 1:13.69 45 5 Amanda Peterson 11 Bloomington Kennedy 37.95 36.88 1:14.83 44 6 Sarah Wheeler 12 Duluth East 38.29 37.50 1:15.79 43 7 Jamie Hornnes 11 Lakeville South 40.42 35.69 1:16.11 42 8 Amy Sienko 10 Duluth East 38.56 38.14 1:16.70 41 9 Alexandra Anderson 9 Stillwater Area 38.59 38.26 1:16.85 40 10 Erin Miller 12 Mahtomedi 39.64 38.25 1:17.89 39 11 Hanna Neustel 12 Duluth East 39.16 38.78 1:17.94 38 12 Jessi Hornnes 9 Lakeville South 40.51 38.14 1:18.65 37 13 Paula Moltzan 7 Lakeville South 40.02 38.79 1:18.81 36 14 Kayla Wieczorck 10 Duluth East 40.56 38.42 1:18.98 35 15 Anna Gunderson 12 Bloomington Kennedy 40.10 39.31 1:19.41 34 15 Page Hammond 11 Edina 38.83 40.58 1:19.41 33 17 Allison O'Brien 12 Stillwater Area 41.72 39.05 1:20.77 32 18 Elizabeth Thode 10 *Virginia/Mesabi East 39.93 40.89 1:20.82 31 19 Sidney O'Reilly 9 Stillwater Area 40.96 40.11 1:21.07 30 20 Ashleigh Adams 12 Lakeville South 41.80 39.64 1:21.44 29 21 Mya Magney 10 Minnetonka 40.98 40.82 1:21.80 28 22 Tiegan Shreve 10 Lakeville South 41.77 40.38 1:22.15 27 23 Lauren Haworth 10 Minnetonka 42.26 40.38 1:22.64 26 24 Katelynn Deans 12 Mahtomedi 42.93 40.47 1:23.40 25 25 Megan Beardsley 12 Edina 41.83 41.60 1:23.43 24 26 Quinn Anderson 12 Mahtomedi 43.33 40.72 1:24.05 23 Continued on page 220

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Alpine Skiing 219 2007 State Girls’ Alpine Ski Meet — Individual Results Continued from page 218 PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL 27 Maddie Strachota 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 38.45 1:01.40 1:39.85 28 Kelsey Baran 12 Mounds View 42.57 1:03.03 1:45.60 29 Hilary Saltzman 11 Stillwater Area 53.54 54.25 1:47.79 30 Caitlin Lahr 11 Mounds View 43.85 1:04.50 1:48.35 31 Rebecca Bullert 11 Buffalo 42.20 1:10.79 1:52.99 32 Diane Ahern 11 Minnetonka 49.74 1:03.99 1:53.73 33 Sarah Read-Brown 12 Hopkins 52.43 1:13.17 2:05.60 34 Devon Erickson 11 Hastings 1:18.23 51.32 2:09.55 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

2007 Team Results — Team Member Individual Runs Continued from page 219 PLACE NAME GRADE TEAM 1ST RUN 2ND RUN TOTAL POINTS 27 Maria Caffe 12 *Virginia/Mesabi East 43.12 41.98 1:25.10 22 28 Olivia Redeke 10 Stillwater Area 43.49 41.78 1:25.27 21 29 Claire Carlson 9 Stillwater Area 42.98 42.78 1:25.76 20 30 Anna Kohlhaas 10 Duluth East 46.85 39.28 1:26.13 19 31 Mallory Baker 12 Edina 46.59 40.09 1:26.68 18 32 Nichole Krisak 11 *Virginia/Mesabi East 44.61 42.14 1:26.75 17 33 Hallie Comfort 9 Mahtomedi 45.00 43.01 1:28.01 16 34 Brittaney Letourneau 11 *Virginia/Mesabi East 45.59 42.85 1:28.44 15 35 Greta Hanson 9 Bloomington Kennedy 45.89 42.86 1:28.75 14 36 Kelsey Maijala 10 *Virginia/Mesabi East 45.57 43.74 1:29.31 13 37 Clare Dahl 12 Edina 45.37 44.15 1:29.52 12 38 Emily Bauer 10 Mahtomedi 46.39 43.44 1:29.83 11 39 Alex Sims 9 Edina 46.66 45.33 1:31.99 10 40 Erica Ewald 12 Minnetonka 41.78 50.46 1:32.24 9 41 Tessa Jacobson 10 *Virginia/Mesabi East 47.26 45.66 1:32.92 8 42 Kelsey Swenson 10 Mahtomedi 48.59 46.90 1:35.49 7 43 Karin Johnson 9 Bloomington Kennedy 48.91 46.68 1:35.59 6 44 Julia Brown 11 Minnetonka 56.47 42.99 1:39.46 5 45 Natalie Huls 11 Bloomington Kennedy 47.44 58.18 1:45.62 4 46 Lizzy Portnoy 11 Minnetonka 40.69 1:05.35 1:46.04 3 47 Diane Ahern 11 Minnetonka 37.59 1:26.11 2:03.70 2 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

State Girls’ Alpine/Slalom Ski Individual Champions (1976-2007) Year Name School Year Name School 1976 Ann Hartwig ...... Bloomington Lincoln 1992 Anne Halvorson ...... Minnetonka 1977 Missy Kool ...... Stillwater Area 1993 Becca Davenport ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1978 Mary Boss ...... St. Paul Highland Park 1994 Dee Dee Monson ...... Duluth Central 1979 Marsha Lyman ...... Edina East 1995 Gretchen Mielke ...... Duluth East 1980 Rene Rychlak ...... Duluth Morgan Park 1996 Holly Beaulieu ...... Orono 1981 Andrea Saterbak ...... Stillwater Area 1997 Julie Ramsland ...... Edina 1982 Andrea Saterbak ...... Stillwater Area 1998 Amy Brunkow ...... Edina 1983 Sandi Petersen ...... Grand Rapids 1999 Gladys Weidt ...... Duluth East 1984 Sandi Petersen ...... Grand Rapids 2000 Amy Brunkow ...... Edina 1985 Kari McKenna ...... Duluth East 2001 Kelly Peterson ...... Hastings 1986 Liz Healy ...... Edina 2002 Katie Lee ...... Stillwater Area 1987 Kiki Bailey ...... Minnetonka 2003 Claire Abbe ...... Burnsville 1988 Jenny DeArmond ...... Duluth East 2004 Claire Abbe ...... Burnsville 1989 Tasha Nelson ...... Buffalo 2005 Sonja Jennings ...... Duluth East 1990 Liz Hoigaard ...... Edina 2006 Sonja Jennings ...... Duluth East 1991 Anne Halvorson ...... Minnetonka 2007 Nikki Larson ...... Lakeville South

220 Girls’ Alpine Skiing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Alpine/Slalom Ski Team Champions (1976-2007) 1976 ...... Stillwater* 1987 ...... Minnetonka Alpine 1977 ...... Cloquet* 1988 ...... Stillwater Area 1997 ...... Edina Slalom 1989 ...... Stillwater Area 1998 ...... Edina 1978 ...... Blake 1990 ...... Stillwater Area 1999 ...... A Edina 1979 ...... Stillwater Area 1991 ...... Edina 2000 ...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s 1980 ...... Stillwater Area 1992 ...... The Blake School 2001 ...... Edina 1981 ...... Blake 1993 ...... Minnetonka 2002 ...... Edina 1982 ...... Stillwater Area 1994 ...... Duluth East 2003 ...... Duluth East 1983 ...... Duluth East 1995 ...... Duluth East 2004 ...... Edina 1984 ...... Stillwater Area 1996 ...... Orono 2005 ...... Edina 1985 ...... Stillwater Area 2006 ...... Duluth East 1986 ...... Stillwater Area 2007 ...... Duluth East

In 1997 the name changed from Slalom to Alpine. *In 1976 & 1977 - the first two years of Girls Skiing Competition, an overall Team Champion was named, based on a point system involving the team results from both Cross Country & Slalom State competitions. In 1976 the overall champion was the team from Bloomington Lincoln High School. In 1977 the overall champion was the team from Cloquet.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 218) of Lakeville South improved on last year’s 13th- McNeill, who led the pack after the first run, The 2007 State Alpine Meet was held place finish to win her first title. Larson was in finished second with a total time of 1:24.30. February 15 at Giants Ridge Golf and Ski Resort fourth place after the first run, but three of the McNeill was fifth in 2006. Megan Bacharach, a near Biwabik. top five skiers fell on their second attempt. Her senior at St. Cloud Area, earned third-place final combined time was 1:23.68. honors for a second consecutive year. Her total Bloomington Jefferson senior Krissy time was 1:24.78.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Alpine Skiing 221 BOYS’ NORDIC SKI RACING Hopkins Royals take team title; Joe Dubay of Coon Rapids takes individual honors

The Hopkins Royals defeated the two-time defending champions from Forest Lake 383-364 to capture the team title at the 2007 State Nordic Ski Meet. This was the eighth title for the Royals under this name. They won four con- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW secutive titles from 1967-1970, and again in 1995, 1997, and 2002. Hopkins Eisenhower also Joe Dubay, a sophomore at Coon Rapids, won five additional championships between improved on last year’s runner-up finish to claim 1971 and 1976. his first individual title. When the classical race Senior Doug Debold was the top skier for started, Dubay had an 11-second lead over Leif Hopkins in the new pursuit-only format. He Nordgren of Forest Lake. Nordgren, however, placed third overall with a combined time of came out fast and took five seconds off Dubay’s 30:58.9. In 2006, Debold finished 26th in the lead in the opening sprint. He continued to bite pursuit race. into Dubay’s advantage on the uphills, but Senior Zach Gill, senior Sam Newcomer, and couldn’t take the lead. Dubay finished the junior Kirk Leach earned the rest of the Royals’ course with a combined time of 30:01.4 and 2007 Nordic Individual points. They placed seventh, 13th, and 23rd, Nordgren’s was 30:22.7. Nordgren placed sev- respectively. Senior Mike MacPhail, junior Ian enth in the pursuit race in 2006. State Champion Wilson, and junior Mike Downey also competed for Hopkins. The 2007 State Nordic Ski Meet was held Joe Dubay Forest Lake slipped one place for a runner-up February 16 at Giants Ridge Golf and Ski Resort Coon Rapids finish, and Wayzata, which did not compete in near Biwabik. the 2006 state meet, was third with 362 points. Senior Leif Nordgren was the top skier for Forest Lake and senior Mason Bacso led Wayzata. They placed second and fourth, respectively. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO

Joe Dubay of Coon Rapids crosses the finish line in the classical race. Dubay won his first pursuit title with a combined time of 30:01.4.

222 Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Hopkins — 2007 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Team Champion

BOYS’ NORDIC CHAMPION Row 1: Sam Newcomer. Row 2 (L-R): Michael MacPhail, Kirk Leach, Doug DeBold, Zach McGill, Michael Downey, Ian Wilson.

2007 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Team Results RANK TEAM NAME SCORE 1. Hopkins 383 2. Forest Lake 364 3. Wayzata 362 4. Bemidji 328 5. Duluth East 314 6. Mahtomedi 308 7. Hastings 291 8. Robbinsdale Armstrong 286 2007 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 1 Joe Dubay 10 Coon Rapids 14:36.0 15:25.4 30:01.4 2 Leif Nordgren 12 Forest Lake 14:48.0 15:34.7 30:22.7 3 Doug Debold 12 Hopkins 15:07.0 15:51.9 30:58.9 4 Mason Bacso 12 Wayzata 15:04.0 16:08.6 31:12.6 5 Justin Tyner 12 *Brainerd/Pillager 14:47.0 16:27.9 31:14.9 6 Jeremy Hecker 10 Andover 15:23.0 15:53.0 31:16.0 7 Zach McGill 12 Hopkins 15:05.0 16:20.9 31:25.9 8 Hans Nygren 11 Lakeville South 14:52.0 16:34.3 31:26.3 9 Nick Peterson 12 Ely 15:41.0 15:59.1 31:40.1 10 Tim Cheesebro 12 St. Louis Park 15:21.0 16:20.6 31:41.6 11 Alex Reich 12 Mahtomedi 15:51.0 15:51.0 31:42.0 12 Jens Brabbit 12 Winona 15:18.0 16:24.8 31:42.8 13 Sam Newcomer 12 Hopkins 15:36.0 16:12.4 31:48.4 14 Andrew Tilman 12 St. Louis Park 15:42.0 16:13.1 31:55.1 15 Tom Jorgenson 12 Roseville 15:57.0 16:09.0 32:06.0 16 Ben Brodin 11 Forest Lake 15:29.0 16:41.3 32:10.3 17 David Jorgensen 12 Woodbury 15:59.0 16:13.5 32:12.5 18 Kasey Bacso 10 Wayzata 15:45.0 16:27.6 32:12.6 19 Luke Busta 12 St. Cloud Tech 15:43.0 16:30.3 32:13.3 20 Josh Westlund 12 Park, Cottage Grove 15:48.0 16:29.2 32:17.2 21 Zach Slater 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 15:41.0 16:37.5 32:18.5 22 Erik Fagerstrom 10 Eden Prairie 15:55.0 16:28.6 32:23.6 23 Kirk Leach 11 Hopkins 16:01.0 16:23.6 32:24.6 24 Raleigh Goessling 9 *Cloquet 15:54.0 16:31.8 32:25.8 25 Josh Letosfky 12 Osseo 15:36.0 16:53.0 32:29.0 26 Sam Behrends 12 Hastings 16:10.0 16:19.0 32:29.0 27 Jon Lambert 12 Wayzata 15:53.0 16:36.0 32:29.0 28 Matt Nistler 12 Bemidji 15:59.0 16:30.7 32:29.7 Continued on page 224

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 223 2007 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Continued from page 223 Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 29 Ren Keyport 12 Alexandria 16:00.0 16:35.5 32:35.5 30 Hans Stadem 12 *Brainerd/Pillager 15:54.0 16:49.0 32:43.0 31 Andy Keller 11 Chaska 16:26.0 16:17.8 32:43.8 32 Ryan Wright 10 Forest Lake 15:56.0 16:47.8 32:43.8 33 Jake Nelson 12 Coon Rapids 15:55.0 16:50.4 32:45.4 34 Waylon Manske 12 Bemidji 15:15.0 17:30.5 32:45.5 35 Spencer Wigmore 12 *Elk River/Zimmerman 16:04.0 16:45.6 32:49.6 36 Lars Ellefson 11 Ellefson Home School, Park Rapids 16:10.0 16:42.9 32:52.9 37 Erik Johnson 12 Duluth East 16:12.0 16:41.5 32:53.5 38 Ryan Loomis 11 Mahtomedi 16:07.0 16:47.4 32:54.4 39 Bryan Boe 12 Prior Lake 15:49.0 17:06.7 32:55.7 40 Matt Rengo 12 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 16:22.0 16:38.8 33:00.8 41 Gunnar Dancer 11 Hastings 16:24.0 16:37.0 33:01.0 42 Eric Thompson 12 Mounds View 15:43.0 17:24.7 33:07.7 43 Tyler Hendrickson 12 St Louis Park 16:05.0 17:04.1 33:09.1 44 Grant Cook 11 Duluth East 16:15.0 16:55.5 33:10.5 45 Travis Strike 11 Forest Lake 16:54.0 16:18.5 33:12.5 46 Anders Bowman 11 Wayzata 16:34.0 16:50.7 33:24.7 47 Paul Quiram 12 *Cloquet 16:09.0 17:15.8 33:24.8 48 Noah Prinsen 12 Cook County, Grand Marais 16:29.0 16:58.8 33:27.8 49 Tyler King 11 Lakeville North 16:11.0 17:17.8 33:28.8 50 Charlie Lapham 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 16:34.0 16:54.9 33:28.9 51 Anders Lundberg 11 Mounds View 16:53.0 16:42.0 33:35.0 52 Jeremy Blazar 12 Minneapolis Southwest 16:50.0 16:46.4 33:36.4 53 Gordon Vermeer 11 Minneapolis Southwest 15:48.0 17:49.2 33:37.2 54 Stefan Hupperts 12 Mounds View 16:19.0 17:31.5 33:50.5 55 Tom Deroma 11 Richfield 16:55.0 16:56.0 33:51.0 56 Neil Smith 12 *Cloquet 16:40.0 17:11.5 33:51.5 57 Eric Volk 10 *Elk River/Zimmerman 16:31.0 17:21.5 33:52.5 58 Ian Holmen 11 Cook County, Grand Marais 16:27.0 17:25.6 33:52.6 59 Grant Dornfield 12 Maple Grove 17:09.0 16:43.6 33:52.6 60 Jacob Dalberg 8 Ely 16:26.0 17:27.2 33:53.2 61 Derek Smith 12 Bemidji 16:52.0 17:02.8 33:54.8 62 Chris Sanville 11 White Bear Lake Area 16:12.0 17:43.7 33:55.7 63 Adam Snyder 12 Wayzata 16:43.0 17:12.7 33:55.7 64 Tyler Abery 11 Apple Valley 16:04.0 17:53.9 33:57.9 65 Anders Spidahl 11 *Otter Tail Nordics 16:43.0 17:21.0 34:04.0 66 Stu Lombardo 10 Lakeville South 16:31.0 17:35.0 34:06.0 67 James Larson 12 Duluth East 17:02.0 17:11.5 34:13.5 68 Ben Greenwald 9 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 16:37.0 17:39.3 34:16.3 69 Michael Lyrenmann 12 *Elk River/Zimmerman 16:54.0 17:22.4 34:16.4 70 Shawn Wright 11 Forest Lake 16:55.0 17:23.5 34:18.5 71 Reid Gilbertson 11 Stillwater Area 17:14.0 17:06.0 34:20.0 72 Jacob Gifford 11 Osseo 16:35.0 17:46.0 34:21.0 73 Mark Mullaney 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:13.0 17:09.6 34:22.6 74 Dan Zamlen 11 *Mesabi East Giants 16:48.0 17:34.7 34:22.7 75 Bob Gerten 11 St Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 16:57.0 17:35.3 34:32.3 76 Mike MacPhail 12 Hopkins 17:08.0 17:28.7 34:36.7 77 Ned White 11 St. Paul Highland Park 16:27.0 18:13.5 34:40.5 78 Andrew Brown 12 St Paul Como Park 17:05.0 17:37.2 34:42.2 79 Tommy Roetman 12 Bemidji 17:17.0 17:28.1 34:45.1 80 Steve Gromatka 12 Alexandria 16:23.0 18:22.2 34:45.2 81 Roman Morris 11 Forest Lake 17:24.0 17:21.5 34:45.5 82 Ian Wilson 11 Hopkins 17:19.0 17:27.0 34:46.0 83 Patrick Hlavacek 11 Stillwater Area 17:32.0 17:15.3 34:47.3 84 Adam Depaolis 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:06.0 17:45.2 34:51.2 85 Matt Wong 10 Mahtomedi 17:26.0 17:25.7 34:51.7 86 Peter Larsen 11 St. Cloud Cathedral 16:54.0 18:02.0 34:56.0 87 Jon Kasprison 11 White Bear Lake Area 17:08.0 17:50.2 34:58.2 88 Gus Downs 10 Duluth East 17:21.0 17:41.7 35:02.7 89 Kirk Gilbertson 10 Grand Rapids 17:06.0 18:04.1 35:10.1 90 Caleb Power 11 St. Paul Highland Park 16:55.0 18:18.4 35:13.4 91 Jim Renier 12 Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park 17:01.0 18:14.4 35:15.4 92 Jon Griwac 10 Wayzata 17:41.0 17:41.1 35:22.1 93 Michael Bumgarner 12 Rosemount 16:47.0 18:41.6 35:28.6 94 Aaron Demro 12 Wayzata 17:37.0 17:55.1 35:32.1 95 Jake Tideman 10 Duluth East 17:47.0 17:55.5 35:42.5 96 James Powell 11 Bemidji 17:41.0 18:01.6 35:42.6 97 Chris Gustafson 12 Bemidji 16:37.0 19:06.1 35:43.1 98 Dave Kasl 12 Forest Lake 17:59.0 17:48.5 35:47.5 99 Seth Johnson 11 *Otter Tail Nordics 17:30.0 18:18.3 35:48.3 100 Jeff Carey 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 18:01.0 18:08.2 36:09.2 101 Matt McManus 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 18:27.0 17:57.5 36:24.5 102 Kent Markuson 11 Stillwater Area 18:22.0 18:03.9 36:25.9 Continued on page 225

224 Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Continued from page 224 Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 103 Jon Portinga 12 Hastings 17:52.0 18:34.0 36:26.0 104 Carl Corcoran 11 Mahtomedi 18:11.0 18:16.1 36:27.1 105 Alex Blackie 11 Hastings 17:44.0 18:43.5 36:27.5 106 Harry Blacklund 12 St. Paul Highland Park 17:32.0 18:56.0 36:28.0 107 Karl Lind 11 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 17:23.0 19:15.4 36:38.4 108 Dan Hoff 12 Mahtomedi 18:23.0 18:20.6 36:43.6 109 Wyatt Behrends 9 Hastings 18:09.0 18:53.0 37:02.0 110 Mike Downey 11 Hopkins 18:30.0 18:42.0 37:12.0 111 John Brekke 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 17:53.0 19:24.9 37:17.9 112 Zach Claussen 12 Bemidji 18:24.0 18:54.2 37:18.2 113 Kirby Neaton 9 Mahtomedi 18:22.0 19:00.2 37:22.2 114 Cam Mitchell 10 Duluth East 19:06.0 18:23.1 37:29.1 115 Dan Rosen 11 Duluth East 19:07.0 18:34.4 37:41.4 116 Tim Dennison 12 Mahtomedi 19:20.0 18:43.1 38:03.1 117 Brad Johnson 10 Robbinsdle Cooper 18:46.0 19:30.5 38:16.5 118 Cole Stiegler 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 20:11.0 19:06.9 39:17.9 119 Dan Saunders 10 Hastings 19:19.0 20:55.6 40:14.6 120 Andrew Halvorson 12 Hastings 21:40.0 19:18.7 40:58.7 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing/Cross Country Team Champions (1933-2007) An Over-all Team Champion was calculated with a point system involving the scores achieved by schools results in All Three Events - Cross Country - Slalom - Jumping. In each event, the school with the two (2) best scores was declared the team champion in that event.

1933* ...... A - Duluth Central 1958 ...... Duluth Central 1984 ...... Eden Prairie 1934** ...... A - Duluth Central 1959 ...... Cloquet 1985 ...... Bloomington Jefferson B - Duluth Washington 1960 ...... Cloquet 1986 ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1935 ...... A - Duluth Central 1961 ...... Ely 1987 ...... Stillwater 1936 ...... A - Duluth Central 1962 ...... Ely & Duluth Central 1988 ...... Edina 1937 ...... A - Duluth Central 1963 ...... Cloquet 1989 ...... Hastings 1938 ...... A - Greenway, Coleraine 1964 ...... Minneapolis North 1990 ...... Stillwater Area 1939 ...... (No Cross Country held) 1965 ...... Minneapolis North 1991 ...... St. Paul Central 1940 ...... Duluth Central 1966 ...... Cloquet 1992 ...... St. Paul Central 1941 ...... Duluth Central 1967 ...... Hopkins 1993 ...... St. Paul Central 1942 ...... Duluth Central 1968 ...... Hopkins 1994 ...... Winona Winhawks 1943 ...... Duluth Central 1969 ...... Hopkins Nordic Ski Racing 1944 ...... Duluth Central 1970 ...... Hopkins 1995 ...... Hopkins 1945 ...... Duluth Central 1971 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1996 ...... Stillwater Area 1946 ...... Duluth Central 1972 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1997 ...... Hopkins 1947 ...... Duluth Central 1973 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1998 ...... Duluth East 1948 ...... Cloquet 1974 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1999 ...... Duluth East 1949 ...... Duluth Central 1975 ...... Bloomington Lincoln 2000 ...... Duluth East 1950 ...... Duluth Central 1976 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 2001 ...... Duluth East 1951 ...... Cloquet 1977 ...... Stillwater 2002 ...... Hopkins 1952 ...... Cloquet 1978 ...... Stillwater 2003 ...... St. Louis Park 1953 ...... Duluth Central 1979 ...... Stillwater 2004 ...... Duluth East 1954 ...... Duluth Central 1980 ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong 2005 ...... Forest Lake 1955 ...... Minneapolis Edison 1981 ...... Edina West 2006 ...... *Forest Lake 1956 ...... Cloquet 1982 ...... Grand Rapids 2007 ...... Hopkins 1957 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1983 ...... Eden Prairie

In 1995 the name changed from Cross Country to Nordic Ski Racing. **Due to the increased interest in skiing, the 1st State Ski Meet was held at Duluth on Saturday, February 17, 1934, sponsored by Duluth Central High School. *1st Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet, sponsored by Duluth Central High Events were: (A) Senior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski Jumping; School was held on January 30, 1932 at Chester Park in Duluth. The only event (B) Junior High Schools - Cross Country & Ski Jumping. This format was was Jumping. The 2nd Annual Arrowhead High School Ski Meet was held on maintained through 1977. February 19, 1933 in Chester Park. The events included Cross Country Ski Run, A - Senior High Jumping & B - Junior High Jumping. A - Senior High Class B - Junior High Class

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 225 State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Individual Champions (1934-2007) Year Name School Year Name School 1934 Jim Bagley ...... Duluth Central — Class “A” 1980 Todd Boonstra ...... Burnsville John Buresh ...... Duluth East Jr. High — Class “B” 1981 Steve Schuder ...... Grand Rapids 1935 John Buresh ...... Duluth Central — Class “A” 1982 Steve Schuder ...... Grand Rapids 1936 Rueben Silvola ...... Virginia 1983 Mark Herman ...... Duluth East 1937 Erling Jonason ...... Duluth Central 1984 Ben Husaby ...... Eden Prairie 1938 Roy Folland ...... Duluth Central 1985 Steve Lyngdal ...... Eden Prairie 1939 No Cross Country 1986 John Bauer ...... Anoka 1940 Ray Folland ...... Duluth Central 1987 John Bauer ...... Anoka 1941 John Chambers ...... Minneapolis West 1988 Eric Lindskoog ...... Edina 1942 Charles Bankui ...... Duluth Central 1989 Torry Kraftson ...... Hastings 1943 George Hovland ...... Duluth Central 1990 (tie) Torry Kraftson ...... Hastings 1944 Rolv Yttrehus ...... Duluth Central & Matt Fischer ...... *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 1945 Bob Jacobson ...... Duluth Central 1991 Torry Kraftson ...... Hastings 1946 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1992 Ed Kohler ...... St. Paul Central 1947 Norman Kragseth ...... Duluth Central 1993 Frank Strack ...... Mounds View 1948 Donald Davis ...... Cloquet 1994 Chad Giese ...... Mora 1949 Don Nygaard ...... Duluth Central 1995 Frank Strack ...... Mounds View 1950 Don MacDonell ...... Duluth Central 1996 Classical – Espen Smersrud ...... Mora 1951 Don MacDonell ...... Duluth Central Freestyle – Nils Arvold ...... Duluth East 1952 Allan Erickson ...... Duluth East 1997 Classical – Andy Elvester ...... Forest Lake 1953 Allan Erickson ...... Duluth East Freestyle – Matt Schadow ...... Hopkins 1954 Robert Carlson ...... Duluth Central 1998 Classical – Billy Lee ...... Forest Lake 1955 Juhani Pallasma ...... Minneapolis West Freestyle – Andre Watt ...... Duluth East 1956 Dennis Borich ...... Duluth Denfeld 1999 Classical – Anders Osthus ...... Duluth East 1957 Karl Bohlin ...... Minneapolis North Freestyle – Bill Snellman ...... Stillwater Area 1958 Per Ljungberg ...... Duluth East Pursuit – Peter Tollefson ...... Hopkins 1959 Larry Sorenson ...... Duluth Denfeld 2000 Classical – Bjorn Batdorf ...... Duluth East 1960 Dean Peterson ...... St. Louis Park Freestyle – Josh Lewandowski ...... Hopkins 1961 Darryl Kurki ...... Duluth Central Pursuit – Anders Osthus ...... Duluth East 1962 Darryl Kurki ...... Duluth Central 2001 Classical – Anders Osthus ...... Duluth East 1963 Gene Shotley ...... Cloquet Freestyle – Anders Osthus ...... Duluth East 1964 Wade Britzius ...... Minneapolis North Pursuit – Anders Osthus ...... Duluth East 1965 Ron Jacobson ...... Minneapolis North 2002 Classical – Garrott Kuzzy ...... Hopkins 1966 (tie) Doug Edmonson - co-champion ...... Richfield Freesyle – Garrott Kuzzy ...... Hopkins & David Quinn - co-champion ...... Cloquet Pursuit – Garrott Kuzzy ...... Hopkins 1967 Steve Heisel ...... Hopkins 2003 Classical – Garrett Heath ...... *Winona/Winona Cotter 1968 Tom Lund ...... Hopkins Freestyle – Garrett Heath ...... *Winona/Winona Cotter 1969 Pat Page ...... Edina Pursuit – Garrett Heath ...... *Winona/Winona Cotter 1970 Tim Heisel ...... Hopkins 2004 Classical – Garrett Heath ...... *Winona/Winona Cotter 1971 Tim Heisel ...... Hopkins Eisenhower Freestyle – Joe Sem ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong 1972 Pete Hamilton ...... Hopkins Lindbergh Pursuit – Garrett Heath ...... *Winona/Winona Cotter 1973 Don Lee ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 2005 Classical – Ben Fick ...... *Forest Lake 1974 Don Lee ...... Hopkins Eisenhower Freestyle – Jesse Lang ...... St. Louis Park 1975 Oystein Loseth ...... Stillwater Pursuit – Ben Fick ...... *Forest Lake 1976 Tom Waldo ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 2006 Classical – Ben Fick ...... *Forest Lake 1977 Johhn Tormondson ...... Duluth East Freestyle – Ben Fick ...... *Forest Lake 1978 Brian Knutson ...... Coon Rapids Pursuit – Ben Fick ...... *Forest Lake 1979 Todd Willmert ...... Edina West 2007 Pursuit – Joe Dubay ...... Coon Rapids

State Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing Relay Champions (1991-1998) 3 X 5K RELAY 4 X 3K RELAY 1991 ...... St. Cloud Tech 1996 ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong Tim Hellwig, Mike White, Kris Anderson Ryan Johnston, Taylor Johnson, Mark Byrnes, Nolan Simula 1992 ...... Duluth Denfeld 1997 ...... Stillwater Area Todd Benson, Adam Emanoff, Pete Isabell Lucas Kramer, Neil Langer, Dave Meyer, Aaron Hagar 1993 ...... Champlin Park 1998 ...... Bloomington Jefferson Charlie Rietschel, Kevin Behrens, Brent Hansen Jay Eidem, Troy Laarsgard, Brian Meyer, Nick Maddox 1994 ...... Elk River Scott Anderson, Grant Ernhart, Ben Kremer 4 X 5K RELAY 1995 ...... Duluth East Eric Hartmark, Caleb Grace, Walter Ransom, Andre Watt

226 Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League GIRLS’ NORDIC SKI RACING Duluth East captures team title; Jessie Diggins of Stillwater Area wins individual championship

he Duluth East Greyhounds narrowly defeated Stillwater Area for the team title Tat the 2007 State Nordic Ski Meet. The Greyhounds had 364 points and the Ponies fin- ished with 361. The win was an improvement 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW on last year’s third-place finish for Duluth East. This marked the fourth time the Greyhounds Sophomore Lynn Duijndam paced the Raiders went home with the championship trophy. They with her third-place showing and combined won previously in 1996, 1998, and 1999. time of 36:12.0. Senior Ericka Sell led Duluth East with her Stillwater Area’s Diggins breezed to the indi- fifth-place finish. In the first year of the pursuit- vidual title. She finished her freestyle race 28 only format, she finished with a combined time seconds faster than the rest of the field, and of 36.26.6. Last year, Sell placed seventh in the increased her lead to 1:24 by the end of the clas- pursuit event. The remaining scoring skiers for sical race. Diggins, who suffered from food poi- the Greyhounds all placed in the top 25: sopho- soning at the 2006 state meet, placed 37th last more Alena Tofte was 17th, ninth-grader year. 2007 Nordic Individual Marian Lund was 20th, and senior Stephanie Sophomore Libby Ellis of Minneapolis LaFrance was 25th. Junior Bria Kask, senior Southwest improved 21 places to finish as the State Champion Ingrid Skantze, and junior Hillary Boyce round- runner-up. Her final time was 36:04.9. ed out the Greyhounds’ team. Jessie Diggins Jessie Diggins, a ninth-grader at Stillwater The 2007 State Nordic Ski Meet was held Stillwater Area Area, was the top skier for the Ponies. She took February 16 at Giants Ridge golf and Ski Resort first-place honors with a combined time of near Biwabik. 34:39.2. The Ponies placed fourth as a team in 2006. Roseville Area, which was the runner-up in 2006, slipped to third place with 357 points. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO

Stillwater Area’s Jessie Diggins heads down the course in the freestyle race. Diggins captured the pursuit title with a time of 34:39.2.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Nordic Ski Racing 227 Duluth East — 2007 State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Team Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Bria Kask, Marian Lund, Alena Tofte. Row 2: Ingrid Skantze, Hillary Boyce, Ericka Sell, Stephanie LeFrance. GIRLS’ NORDIC CHAMPION

2007 State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Team Results RANK TEAM NAME SCORE 1. Duluth East 364 2. Stillwater Area 361 3. Roseville Area 357 4. Minneapolis Southwest 335 5. Grand Rapids 324 6. Little Falls 323 7. Burnsville 321 8. Robbinsdale Armstrong 240 2007 State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 1 Jessie Diggins 9 Stillwater Area 16:56 17:43.2 34:39.2 2 Libby Ellis 10 Minneapolis Southwest 17:44 18:20.9 36:04.9 3 Lynn Duijndam 10 Roseville Area 17:28 18:44.0 36:12.0 4 Carolyn Freeman 12 Ely 17:51 18:27.4 36:18.4 5 Ericka Sell 12 Duluth East 17:31 18:55.6 36:26.6 6 Lindsay Wallis 12 Woodbury 18:14 18:18.7 36:32.7 7 Lindsey Marshall 12 Roseville Area 18:27 18:21.3 36:48.3 8 Danielle Berndt 11 Bloomington Kennedy 18:11 18:38.1 36:49.1 9 Jill Smith 12 Bemidji 18:01 18:50.0 36:51.0 10 Meghan Cornwall 12 St. Louis Park 18:14 18:49.0 37:03.0 11 Addie Byrne 10 Grand Rapids 18:09 18:55.6 37:04.6 12 Heather Block 12 Hopkins 18:15 18:54.1 37:09.1 13 Eleanor Magnuson 11 Champlin Park 18:42 18:43.2 37:25.2 14 Sarah Daniels 10 Burnsville 18:23 19:04.5 37:27.5 15 Rosie Frankowski 10 Minneapolis Southwest 18:44 18:51.4 37:35.4 16 Maria Tinebra 10 Burnsville 18:34 19:03.5 37:37.5 17 Alena Tofte 10 Duluth East 18:42 18:59.3 37:41.3 18 Casey Sovil 12 Ely 18:48 18:54.3 37:42.3 19 Hannah Sanborn 10 Maple Grove 18:22 19:31.8 37:53.8 20 Marian Lund 9 Duluth East 18:21 19:33.0 37:54.0 21 Katie Walsh 11 Stillwater Area 18:39 19:18.0 37:57.0 22 Katie Salvatore 12 Roseville Area 18:38 19:19.7 37:57.7 23 Jackie Pribyl 12 Stillwater Area 18:55 19:03.3 37:58.3 24 Molly Sygulla 12 Lakeville North 19:01 19:02.2 38:03.2 25 Stephanie Lafranc3 12 Duluth East 19:21 18:43.3 38:04.3 26 Maddy Wendt 12 Stillwater Area 19:14 18:51.8 38:05.8 27 Annie Dehmlow 11 Forest Lake 19:03 19:05.9 38:08.9 28 Marissa Dahlquist 12 Coon Rapids 18:59 19:10.6 38:09.6 Continued on page 229

228 Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Continued from page 228 Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 29 Melissa Kempenich 11 Little Falls 19:31 18:51.7 38:22.7 30 Molly Binger 10 Little Falls 19:03 19:20.0 38:23.0 31 Sara Cattanach 10 Stillwater Area 19:07 19:17.9 38:24.9 32 Elizabeth Schmitz 12 Wayzata 18:55 19:30.3 38:25.3 33 Lindsey Johnson 10 St. Louis Park 19:07 19:19.0 38:26.0 34 Kalie Mix 12 Grand Rapids 18:49 19:39.0 38:28.0 35 Katie Moraczewski 10 White Bear Lake Area 19:02 19:27.5 38:29.5 36 Megan Smith 10 Lakeville North 19:08 19:30.0 38:38.0 37 Jenny Beckerman 12 Maple Grove 19:17 19:23.2 38:40.2 38 Jackie Thelen 10 Little Falls 18:31 20:11.8 38:42.8 39 Lauren Rantala 11 Eden Prairie 19:11 19:36.9 38:47.9 40 Laura Holien 10 *Mesabi East Giants 19:22 19:27.4 38:49.4 41 Raynee Degrio 12 Grand Rapids 18:55 19:57.0 38:52.0 42 Laura Stalland 12 Stillwater Area 19:46 19:08.1 38:54.1 43 Katherine Mueller 11 *Brainerd/Pillager 19:05 19:54.6 38:59.6 44 Stephani Seymour 12 Wayzata 19:32 19:27.8 38:59.8 45 Megan Snyder 11 Hopkins 19:28 19:31.9 38:59.9 46 Kerry Olson 12 Eden Prairie 19:22 19:39.3 39:01.3 47 Liz Peterson 8 Forest Lake 19:16 19:51.2 39:07.2 48 Karyn Liebsch 12 Osseo 18:34 20:42.3 39:16.3 49 Kelsey Gleich 11 Park, Cottage Grove 19:49 19:27.5 39:16.5 50 Bria Kask 11 Duluth East 19:08 20:09.7 39:17.7 51 Nicole Westphal 10 Park, Cottage Grove 18:53 20:24.8 39:17.8 52 Kayla Meyer 10 Little Falls 19:09 20:16.7 39:25.7 53 Kristin Kennedy 12 Coon Rapids 18:54 20:41.3 39:35.3 54 Kathryn Vanevery 9 Ely 19:27 20:08.9 39:35.9 55 Nicole Carstensen 12 Maple Grove 19:39 19:57.5 39:36.5 56 Rachel Mason 9 Roseville Area 19:39 19:58.5 39:37.5 57 Missy Erickson 11 Alexandria 18:27 21:16.5 39:43.5 58 Hannah Kellerman 9 *St. Cloud Cathedral-Sartell 18:53 20:51.3 39:44.3 59 Laura Jennen 11 *Otter Tail Nordics 19:55 19:52.6 39:47.6 60 Julia Curry 12 Woodbury 20:11 19:38.6 39:49.6 61 Martha Kuzzy 11 Hopkins 18:54 20:56.1 39:50.1 62 Lindsay Smith 12 Lakeville North 18:43 21:07.4 39:50.4 63 Kelsey Zachman 11 Mahtomedi 19:34 20:16.6 39:50.6 64 Becky Cook 12 *C-E-C Lumberjacks 19:38 20:20.8 39:58.8 65 Ingrid Skantze 12 Duluth East 19:40 20:19.4 39:59.4 66 Leah Alstad 12 Roseville Area 19:16 20:50.5 40:06.5 67 Hayley Gerster 10 Andover 19:18 20:49.0 40:07.0 68 Cassie Brady 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 19:28 20:39.1 40:07.1 69 Carolyn Bocovich 11 Andover 19:21 20:53.4 40:14.4 70 Lauren Wahlberg 10 Minneapolis Southwest 20:17 19:58.1 40:15.1 71 Mara Stewart 9 Woodbury 20:11 20:04.7 40:15.7 72 Dagny Ramstad 12 Minneapolis Southwest 18:41 21:39.5 40:20.5 73 Marti Griwac 12 Wayzata 19:24 20:56.7 40:20.7 74 Sameena Ahmed 11 Burnsville 19:48 20:35.8 40:23.8 75 Kristin Eklin 10 Grand Rapids 19:30 20:55.3 40:25.3 76 Maggie Manske 11 Bemidji 19:09 21:18.1 40:27.1 77 Wendy Woessner 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 20:24 20:06.7 40:30.7 78 Leah Russell 12 Minneapolis Southwest 19:32 21:03.0 40:35.0 79 Olivia Bagnall 10 Lakeville South 18:47 21:53.5 40:40.5 80 Annie Hart 9 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 19:55 20:48.1 40:43.1 81 Mari Wallis 10 Woodbury 20:21 20:24.4 40:45.4 82 Laura Secor 12 Stillwater Area 20:36 20:10.5 40:46.5 83 Summer Ellefson 7 Ellefson Home School, Park Rapids 20:04 20:44.0 40:48.0 84 Hannah McAllister 10 *Brainerd/Pillager 19:06 21:45.5 40:51.5 85 Darcy Mundahl 11 *Winona/Winona Cotter 20:35 20:19.2 40:54.2 86 Katie Schwarz 12 Mahtomedi 21:01 20:07.4 41:08.4 87 Sharmilla Ahmed 8 Burnsville 20:25 20:50.7 41:15.7 88 Kira Peterson 11 Two Harbors 20:07 21:08.8 41:15.8 89 Hannah Callahan 9 Minneapolis Southwest 19:44 21:31.8 41:15.8 90 Emily Joyce 10 Roseville Area 20:00 21:31.3 41:31.3 91 Hillary Boyce 11 Duluth East 20:34 21:01.0 41:35.0 92 Cassie Johnson 10 Burnsville 20:45 20:50.7 41:35.7 93 Beth Hauer 10 Little Falls 20:23 21:14.8 41:37.8 94 Kristine Nachbor 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 21:07 20:34.4 41:41.4 95 Julia Reich 8 Mahtomedi 20:20 21:21.8 41:41.8 96 Katherine Holten 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 20:21 21:28.2 41:49.2 97 Amelia Donars 12 Ely 20:38 21:13.3 41:51.3 98 Katelyn Babbitt 11 Forest Lake 20:50 21:08.4 41:58.4 99 Neysa Granholm 11 *C-E-C Lumbarjacks 20:13 21:46.6 41:59.6 100 Ellen Liebe 10 Grand Rapids 20:34 21:27.9 42:01.9 101 Ashley Scherping 12 Little Falls 20:23 21:41.5 42:04.5 102 Jill Manthey 11 Robbinsdale Armstrong 20:23 22:03.9 42:26.9 Continued on page 230

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 229 2007 State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Meet — Pursuit Continued from page 229 Place Name Grade Team Freestyle Time Classical Time Combined Time 103 Edwina Gantzer 10 Minneapolis Southwest 20:21 22:11.2 42:32.2 104 Ann Bergstrand 11 Alexandria 19:55 22:38.4 42:33.4 105 Erica Hett 10 Burnsville 20:34 22:09.2 42:43.2 106 Alyssa Sybilrud 11 Burnsville 21:09 21:52.9 43:01.9 107 Emily Moos 11 The Blake School, Minneapolis 20:16 22:47.9 43:03.9 108 Laura Schnell 12 Grand Rapids 20:59 22:06.6 43:05.6 109 Kristen Weirsma 11 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 21:24 22:09.5 43:33.5 110 Meredith Lis 11 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 21:22 22:20.6 43:42.6 111 Kallie Doeden 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 20:56 22:48.3 43:44.3 112 Kathleen Cann 11 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 23:04 20:56.5 44:00.5 113 Maureen Carlson 12 Minneapolis South 21:35 22:28.2 44:03.2 114 Lauren Bennett 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 21:30 22:44.7 44:14.7 115 Elise Schifman 12 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 20:50 23:38.5 44:28.5 116 Marissa Johnson 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 21:34 23:03.3 44:37.3 117 Kelly Kjorlien 9 Grand Rapids 21:37 23:24.9 45:01.9 118 Laura Newman 11 Little Falls 21:59 24:18.3 46:17.3 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Individual Champions (1976-2007) Year Name School Year Name School 1976 Patrice Jankowski ...... Cloquet 1999 Classical – Elizabeth Harrington ...... Duluth East 1977 Patrice Jankowski ...... Cloquet Freestyle – Anna McLoon ...... Roseville Area 1978 Patrice Jankowski ...... Cloquet Pursuit – Rachel Daw ...... Duluth East 1979 Kelly McDonell ...... Robbinsdale Cooper 2000 Classical – Rachel Daw ...... Duluth East 1980 Kathy Klungness ...... Burnsville Freestyle – Mary Anderson ...... Elk River Area 1981 Barb Unzen ...... Cloquet Pursuit – Anna McLoon ...... Roseville Area 1982 Jeanne Larson ...... Aurora-Hoyt Lakes 2001 Classical – Lindsay Williams ...... Hastings 1983 Ann Jones ...... Stillwater Freestyle – Lindsey Weier ...... Mahtomedi 1984 Vonnie Bigelow ...... Edina Pursuit – Lindsay Williams ...... Hastings 1985 Kris Hansen ...... Stillwater 2002 Classical – Stephanie Howe ...... Forest Lake 1986 Kris Hansen ...... Stillwater Freestyle – Courtney Dauwalter ...... Hopkins 1987 Sarah Gandrud ...... Bloomington Jefferson Pursuit – Courtney Dauwalter ...... Hopkins 1988 Amy Cichanowski ...... Winona Cotter 2003 Classical – Courtney Dauwalter ...... Hopkins 1989 Christa Brown ...... Brainerd Freestyle – Nicole Olson ...... Elk River Area 1990 Carrie Jones ...... Woodbury Pursuit – Courtney Dauwalter ...... Hopkins 1991 Heather Cichanowski ...... Winona 2004 Classical – Katie Klepinski ...... St. Louis Park 1992 Gina Legueri ...... Mesabi East, Aurora Freestyle – Kari Lunemann ...... Grand Rapids 1993 Barb Jones ...... St. Paul Central Pursuit – Shannon Bergstedt ...... Hopkins 1994 Barb Jones ...... St. Paul Central 2005 Classical – Brynden Manbeck ...... Grand Rapids 1995 Barb Jones ...... St. Paul Central Freestyle – Katie Bono ...... Visitation, Mendota Heights 1996 Classical – Amy Hill ...... Duluth East Pursuit – Katie Bono ...... Visitation, Mendota Heights Freestyle – Laura Anderson ...... Elk River 2006 Classical – Katie Bono ...... Visitation, Mendota Heights 1997 Classical – Kristen Fairman ...... Roseville Area Freestyle – Claire Luby ...... *St. Paul Central Freestyle – Annalisa Harrington ...... Duluth East Pursuit – Katie Bono ...... Visitation, Mendota Heights 1998 Classical – Shelby Strong ...... Stillwater Area 2007 Pursuit – Jessie Diggins ...... Stillwater Area Freestyle – Rachel Daw ...... Duluth East

230 Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing/Cross Country Team Champions (1976-2007) 1976 ...... Cloquet* 1987 ...... Stillwater Area 1998 ...... Duluth East 1977 ...... Cloquet* 1988 ...... Winona/Winona Cotter 1999 ...... Duluth East Cross Country 1989 ...... Brainerd 2000 ...... Roseville Area 1978 ...... Cloquet 1990 ...... Mesabi East 2001 ...... Hopkins 1979 ...... Blaine 1991 ...... St. Paul Central 2002 ...... Hopkins 1980 ...... Wayzata 1992 ...... Hastings 2003 ...... Hopkins 1981 ...... Aurora-Hoyt Lakes 1993 ...... Hopkins 2004 ...... Grand Rapids 1982 ...... Stillwater Area 1994 ...... Elk River 2005 ...... Grand Rapids 1983 ...... Stillwater Area Nordic Ski Racing 2006 ...... Grand Rapids 1984 ...... Stillwater Area 1995 ...... Roseville Area 2007 ...... Duluth East 1985 ...... Stillwater Area 1996 ...... Duluth East 1986 ...... Stillwater Area 1997 ...... Stillwater Area

In 1995 the name changed from Cross Country to Nordic Ski Racing. *In 1976 & 1977 - the first two years of Girls Skiing Competition, an overall Team Champion was named, based on a point system involving the team results from both Cross Country & Slalom State competitions. In 1976 the overall champion was the team from Bloomington Lincoln High School. In 1977 the overall champion was the team from Cloquet.

State Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing Relay Champions (1991-1998) 3 X 3K RELAY 4 X 3K RELAY 1991 ...... Mounds View 1995 ...... Roseville Area Kirsten Meland, Laurie Sina, & Liz Bradley Kristen Fairman, Alison VanGorp, Sonja Lukas, & Kristin Hamre 1992 ...... Hopkins 1996 ...... Duluth East Susan Halbach, Abbie Loosen, & Ann Coequyt Melissa Nelmark, Calla Strange, Mylee Bishop,& Rachel Daw 1993 ...... Bemidji 1997 ...... Roseville Area Kristen Knoshaug, Anne Jackelen, &Heather Clemenson Alison Markowitz, Laura Kanzenbach, Andrea Hamre & Sonja Lukas 1994 ...... Roseville Area 1998 ...... *Grand Rapids / Greenway, Coleraine Jennifer Genzler, Meghan Rothenberger & Angie Greiling Toni McKnight, Amy Ellingson, Deb Ralston, Beth Ann Ellingson

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Nordic Ski Racing 231 BOYS’ SOCCER Benilde-St. Margaret’s claims fourth championship; Apple Valley wins seventh

By Ellen Giloy pionship game. The Eagles won previous titles in 1984, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1997, and 1998. wo perennial powerhouses took home Mounds View was in the hunt for its second title. additional championship trophies this Both teams played evenly through the first Tyear. The No. 1-seeded Benilde-St. 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW half. Senior Chris Carter drew first blood, scor- Margaret’s Red Knights won their fourth title in ing for Apple Valley at 9:11. A minute-and-a- their ninth appearance. They defeated Mankato Rochester Lourdes and Totino-Grace played half prior to the halftime horn, Mounds View West 2-1. to a 1-1 tie in the third-place game and will share senior Quinn Evans tied the game after catching In Class AA, the Apple Valley Eagles won the honor. Ninth-grader Patrick Donyen scored a hard pass from senior Billy Kane. their seventh state championship. The Eagles, for Totino in the 42nd minute and senior Bayode Apple Valley won the game in the 54th who were seeded No. 3 this year, beat Mounds Adafin tied the score at one goal apiece when he minute when junior Mike Hutton hit senior View 2-1. They were making their 13th appear- scored for the Eagles in the 57th minute. Kevin Hein with a perfect pass between two ance in the tournament. Hillcrest Lutheran Academy of Fergus Falls Mounds View defenders. When Mounds View’s and Orono rounded out the Class A field. The keeper, senior Jamie Splett, came out to chal- Class A defending champions from Breck School of lenge, Hein touched the goal past him and Benilde-St. Margaret’s of St. Louis Park, the Golden Valley failed to qualify for the 2006 watched it roll into the net. top-seeded team in the 2006 tournament, tournament. Apple Valley began the tournament with a claimed its fourth title with a 2-1 victory over 2-0 victory over the No. 6 seed Rosemount. Mankato West. The Red Knights, who were Class AA Hutton and senior Phil Davies both scored first- making their ninth tournament appearance, The No. 3-seeded Eagles of Apple Valley won half goals for the Eagles. won previous titles in 1997, 2000, and 2003. their seventh title in their 13th appearance. In the semifinals, Apple Valley defeated No. The No. 6-seeded Scarlets of Mankato West They defeated the Mustangs of Mounds View, 5-seeded Minneapolis Southwest 3-2. Trailing were making their debut appearance. who were the No. 5 seed, 2-1 in this year’s cham- Continued on page 237 Junior Trevor Goodwin gave Benilde-St. Margaret’s a 1-0 advantage in the 26th minute when he put a header past Mankato West’s sen- ior keeper, Thomas Cramblit. Senior Brian Carr put the Red Knights up 2-0 early in the second half when he picked off a crossing pass and drilled it into West’s net. Junior Michael Baack scored for the Scarlets in the 76th minute, but the rally ended there. Red Knights’ starting goal- keeper, senior Stephen DeJute, never had to face a shot during his 69 minutes. Benilde-St. Margaret’s advanced to the MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO championship with a 6-1 victory over the No. 8 seed Marshall School of Duluth. Senior Bo Mlnarek scored three goals for the Red Knights and senior Nick Wegleitner added two more. Senior Jack Connolly scored the lone goal for the Hilltoppers. In the semifinals, the Red Knights rolled to a 5-2 victory over the No. 4 seed Rochester Lourdes. Wegleitner and Mlnarek both scored goals in the first 15 minutes. Lourdes rallied in the second half, scoring two goals in a span on 1:20, but the Red Knights responded quickly with goals from senior Max Lantz and junior Trevor Goodwin. Mankato West, which was trying to become the first public school to win a Class A title, won two overtime games on its way to the champi- onship. The Scarlets defeated No. 3 seed Mahtomedi 1-0 in the quarterfinals on a 3-0 shootout after double-overtime. In the semifi- nals, they squeaked by the second-seeded Eagles of Totino-Grace of Fridley 2-1. Junior Patrick Trembley scored both of the Scarlets’ goals. He took a sharp shot to the right of Totino keeper, Mounds View’s Tommy McNamara (2) and Apple Valley’s Nick Hutton battle for the ball during the Class junior Dan Spiess, early in the second half, and AA championship game. The Eagles of Apple Valley claimed their seventh title when they defeated the then netted the unassisted goal in overtime. Mustangs 2-1.

232 Boys’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Benilde-St. Margaret’s — 2006 State Boys’ Class A Champion BOYS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Row 1 (L-R): Stephen DeJute, Charlie Pope, Stephen Quindlen, Pat Quealy, Bo Mlnarik, Sam Lantz, Max Lantz, Andrew Bauerschmidt. Row 2: Asst. Coach Christian Isquierdo, Manager Matt Melsen, Nick Wegleitner, Max Rothstein, Ben Wegleitner, Michael O'Toole, Garrett Lawlor, Adam Weisenburger, Ben Neary, Brian Carr, Trevor Goodwin, Andrew Gooley, Gunnar Knutson, Jamie McCormick, Chris Van Hove, Ryan Hafner, Manager Justin Paquette, Head Coach Dave Platt.

2006 Championship Series — Class A

QUARTERFINALS October 25, 26, 31, November 1-2, 2006 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS #1 5 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Irondale High School, New Brighton St. Louis Park (14-4-1) SEMIFINALS Breck High School, Golden Valley October 25 at Irondale High School SEMIFINALS, THIRD PLACE, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, CHAMPIONSHIP St. Louis Park 6-1 CHAMPIONSHIP Metrodome, Minneapolis #8 7 Marshall School, Duluth (17-1-2) October 31 at Metrodome #4 1 Rochester Lourdes (16-3-2) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5-2 Rochester Lourdes 2-1 October 25 at Irondale High School #5 8 *Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Fergus Falls (20-0) St. Louis Park 2-1 November 2 at Metrodome #3 3 Mahtomedi (14-2-3) 2006 CLASS A

October 26 at Breck High School STATE CHAMPION Mankato West 1-0

#6 2 Mankato West (14-2-4) Mankato West 2-1 OT October 31 at Metrodome #2 4 Totino-Grace, Fridley (11-6-1) Totino-Grace, Fridley 1-0 2OT October 26 at Breck High School

#7 6 Orono (11-6-3) Rochester Lourdes & Rochester Lourdes Totino-Grace, Fridley 1-1 November 1 at Metrodome THIRD PLACE Totino-Grace, Fridley * Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Soccer 233 Apple Valley — 2006 State Boys’ Class AA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Phil Davies, Matt O’Neill, Chris Carter, Zach Palokangas, Kevin Hein, Tyler Nault. Row 2: Max Geary, Kendall Hughson, Joey Dettlaff, Erik Sanders, Steve Lundberg, Greg Carlson, Mike Sikich, Sean Legler, Alex Awada, Zack Hunsinger. Row 3: Nick Hutton, Jacob BOYS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Kerkinni, Michael Hoppe, Coach John Christiansen, Coach Chris Scanlon, Head Coach Chuck Scanlon, Coach Chris Lee, Coach Matt Wagner, Nate Uzlik, Mike Hutton, Sam Hautman.

2006 Championship Series — Class AA

QUARTERFINALS October 26-27, November 1-2, 2006 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS #1 3 Stillwater Area (17-3-1) Mounds View High School SEMIFINALS Hopkins High School October 26 at Mounds View High School SEMIFINALS, THIRD PLACE, Stillwater Area 4-0 CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP Metrodome, Minneapolis #8 8 St. Cloud Apollo (11-5-4) November 1 at Metrodome #4 2 Maple Grove (13-4-3) Mounds View 5-2 Mounds View 1-0 October 26 at Mounds View High School Apple Valley #5 4 Mounds View (15-4-2) 2-1 November 2 at Metrodome #3 6 Apple Valley (16-2-2) 2006 CLASS AA

October 27 at Hopkins High School STATE CHAMPION Apple Valley 2-0

#6 1 Rosemount (13-6-1) Apple Valley 3-2 November 1 at Metrodome #2 5 Minneapolis Southwest (17-1-2) Minneapolis Southwest 2-0 October 27 at Hopkins High School

#7 7 Blaine (7-10-4) Stillwater Area Stillwater Area 3-0 November 2 at Metrodome THIRD PLACE Minneapolis Southwest

234 Boys’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2006 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Chase Burgess, Orono, Forward; Jack Connolly, Marshall School, Duluth, Forward; Jorgen Greve, *Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls, Midfielder; Tom Hoffman, Mahtomedi, Forward; Bayode Adafin, Rochester Lourdes, Forward; Eric Passe, Rochester Lourdes, Defender; Patrick Donyen, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Midfielder; Matthew Evertz, Totino- Grace, Fridley, Forward; Nick Serreyn, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Midfielder; Michael Baack, Mankato West, Defender; Thomas Cramblit, Mankato West, Goalkeeper; Matthew Meyer, Mankato West, Defender; Garrett Lawlor, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Defender; Bo Mlnarik, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Midfielder; Nick Wegleitner, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Forward; Adam Weisenburger, Benilde- St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Midfielder. Class AA

2006 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Matt Bowman, Maple Grove, Midfielder; Shion Lanz, St. Cloud Apollo, Midfielder; Gabriel Mateo, Rosemount, Defender; Kingsley Nkimbeng, Blaine, Midfielder; Eddie Becerra, Minneapolis Southwest, Forward; Jose Ramos, Minneapolis Southwest, Midfielder; Ryan Fraser, Stillwater Area, Forward; Kevin Hooley, Stillwater Area, Defender; Justin Olson, Stillwater Area, Midfielder; Quinn Evans, Mounds View, Forward; Billy Kane, Mounds View, Forward; Jamie Splett, Mounds View, Goalkeeper; Sam Hautman, Apple Valley, Defender; Kevin Hein, Apple Valley, Forward; Michael Hoppe, Apple Valley; Defender; Mike Hutton, Apple Valley, Midfielder.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Soccer 235 State Boys’ Championship Games — 1974-2006

1974 Bloomington Lincoln - 2 1996 Stillwater Area - 4 Mounds View - 0 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 0 1975 Richfield - 2 1997 AA Apple Valley - 1 White Bear Mariner - 1 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights - 0 1976 Bloomington Lincoln - 3 A Benilde-St. Margaret's - 1 Mounds View - 2 Mahtomedi - 0 1977 Mounds View - 1 1998 AA Apple Valley - 2 Edina East - 0 Maple Grove - 1 (OT) 1978 Robbinsdale Cooper - 1 A Rochester Lourdes - 1 South St. Paul - 0 Marshall School, Duluth 0 1979 Robbinsdale - 4 1999 AA Edina - 1 South St. Paul - 3 Minnetonka - 0 1980 Burnsville - 1 A Rochester Lourdes - 1 Hopkins Lindbergh - 0 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights - 0 1981 Bloomington Kennedy - 2 2000 AA Edina - 2 Minnehaha Academy - 1 Bloomington Jefferson - 0 1982 Burnsville - 1 A Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park - 1 Frank B. Kellogg - 0 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield - 0 1983 Hopkins - 1 2001 AA Edina - 2 Hill-Murray - 0 Wayzata - 1 (2 OT) 1984 Apple Valley - 1 A Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton - 2 Mounds View - 0 (OT) Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield - 1 (2 OT) 1985 Wayzata - 1 2002 AA Eden Prairie - 1 Bloomington Kennedy - 0 (OT) Robbinsdale Armstrong - 0 1986 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 3 A Totino Grace, Fridley - 2 Edina - 1 Northfield - 0 1987 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 2 2003 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong - 2 Wayzata - 1 *St. Paul Central - 0 1988 Apple Valley - 4 A Benilde-St. Margaret’s - 1 Park, Cottage Grove - 1 *Northfield - 0 1989 Apple Valley - 1 2004 AA Bloomington Jefferson - 4 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 0 Park Center, Brooklyn Park – 3 (Shootout) 1990 Burnsville - 1 A Totino-Grace, Fridley - 2 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 0 *Northfield/ARTech - 0 1991 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 2 2005 AA Wayzata - 2 Anoka - 0 Woodbury - 0 1992 Apple Valley - 3 A Breck School, Golden Valley - 1 Park, Cottage Grove - 0 St. Louis Park - 0 (2 OT) Shootout 1993 Burnsville - 3 2006 AA Apple Valley - 2 White Bear Lake Area - 1 Mounds View - 1 1994 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 6 A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park - 2 Bloomington Kennedy - 0 Mankato West - 1 1995 Stillwater Area - 3 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 2 (2 OT)

State Boys’ Tournament Attendance — 1974-2006

1974 ...... 2,502 1983 ...... 5,669 1992 ...... *10,786 2001 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#22,422 1975 ...... 3,922 1984 ...... *6,299 1993 ...... **11,970 2002 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#23,889 1976 ...... 3,141 1985 ...... *7,426 1994 ...... **#14,722 2003 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#25,242 1977 ...... 3,838 1986 ...... *#10,715 1995 ...... **13,382 2004 (Two Class Format) . . . . ****19,633 1978 ...... 4,109 1987 ...... *10,385 1996 ...... **#14,994 2005 (Two Class Format) . . . . ****23,836 1979 ...... 3,204 1988 ...... *#11,022 1997 (Two Class Format) . . . . . ***18,294 2006 (Two Class Format. . . . . ****22,352 1980 ...... 5,731 1989 ...... *#11,913 1998 (Two Class Format) . . . . ***#19,789 1981 ...... 7,267 1990 ...... *#12,385 1999 (Two Class Format) . . . . ***#20,796 1982 ...... 5,901 1991 ...... *6,904 2000 (Two Class Format) . . . . . ***19,502

* Includes 7 girls games played as double headers. *** Includes 12 girls games played as double headers. # New Record ** Includes 8 girls games played as double headers. **** Includes 16 girls games played as double headers.

236 Boys’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Soccer Tournament Participants — 1974-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Edina East ...... 1976, 1977 Runner-up Richfield ...... 1975 Champion Richfield. . . . . 2000 A Runner-up, 2001 A Runner-up Edina West...... 1975 Robbinsdale ...... 1979 Champion Alexander Ramsey ...... 1977 Elk River Area ...... 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002 Robbinsdale Armstrong . . . . . 1980, 1981, 1988, 1990, Alexandria ...... 2004 Fergus Falls ...... 1999, 2003 1995, 2002 AA Runner-up, Andover ...... 2004 Forest Lake ...... 1996 2003 AA Champion Anoka ...... 1981, 1984, 1990, 1991 Runner-up, Frank B. Kellogg...... 1982 Runner-up Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 1978 Champion, 1986 1992, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2000 Grand Rapids...... 2001, 2005 Rochester Century ...... 2005 Apple Valley...... 1983, 1984 Champion, 1985, Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights . . . 1997 AA Runner-up, Rochester John Marshall...... 1986 1987, 1988 Champion, 1989 Champion, 2002 Rochester Lourdes ...... 1998 A Champion, 1992 Champion, 1993, 1994, 1995, Hill-Murray...... 1983 Runner-up, 1986 1999 A Champion, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 1997 AA Champion, 1998 AA Champion, *Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls ...... 2006 Rochester Mayo ...... 1996, 1997, 2003, 2004 2006 AA Champion Hopkins ...... 1982, 1983 Champion, 1984 Rosemount ...... 2006 Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 1982, 1983, Hopkins Lindbergh...... 1980 Runner-up, 1981 St. Cloud Apollo...... 2006 1997 A Champion, 1998, 2000 A Champion; LaCrescent...... 2003 St. Cloud Cathedral . . . . 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005 2002, 2003 A Champion, 2004, 2006 A Champion Mahtomedi . . . . . 1997 A Runner-up, 2003, 2004, 2006 St. Francis ...... 1994 Blaine ...... 1983, 1988, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, Mankato West...... 2006 A Runner-up St. Louis Park ...... 2005 A Runner-up 2005, 2006 Marshall School, Duluth . . . . . 1998 A Runner-up, 2006 St. Paul Academy & Summit School . . . . . 1980, 1984, Blake School (The)...... 2001 Maple Grove...... 1998 Runner-up, 2006 1985, 1986 Champion, 1987 Champion, Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1982, 1984, 1988, 1989, Meadow Creek Christian ...... 2001, 2005 1988, 1989 Runner-up, 1990 Runner-up, 1993, 1995, 2000 AA Runner-up, Minneapolis South. . . . . 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 1991 Champion, 1992, 1993, 1994 Champion, 2001, 2004 AA Champion *Minneapolis South...... 2005 1995 Runner-up, 1996 Runner-up Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1981 Champion, Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1983, 1987, 1988, *St. Paul Central...... 2003 AA Runner-up 1985 Runner-up, 1994 Runner-up 1993, 2006 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 1998, Bloomington Lincoln ...... 1974 Champion, Minneapolis Washburn...... 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1999 A Runner-up, 2005 1976 Champion, 1977, 1978 1986, 1989 South St. Paul. . . . . 1978 Runner-up, 1979 Runner-up, Breck School, Golden Valley...... 1986, 1987, Minnehaha Academy...... 1981 Runner-up, 1984, 1980, 1981, 1983 2005 A Champion 1985, 1991 Southwest Minnesota Christian, Buffalo ...... 2004 Minnetonka...... 1996, 1999 AA Runner-up Edgerton...... 2001 A Champion Burnsville . . . . 1979, 1980 Champion, 1982 Champion, Moorhead ...... 2001, 2005 Spring Lake Park ...... 1985 1990 Champion, 1991, 1993 Champion, 2005 Mounds Park Academy ...... 2001, 2002 *Spring Lake Park/Saint Anthony Village...... 2005 Champlin Park ...... 1997, 2004 Mounds View . . . . . 1974 Runner-up, 1976 Runner-up, Stillwater Area ...... 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, Coon Rapids ...... 1986, 1987, 1989, 1995 1977 Champion, 1980, 1982, 1984 Runner-up, 1991, 1995 Champion, 1996 Champion, Cretin ...... 1975, 1976 1991, 1992, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2006 AA Runner-up 1997, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2006 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul ...... 1998, 2004 North, North St. Paul...... 1979, 1980, 1981, 1990 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1990, 2002 A Champion, Crookston ...... 2002 *Northfield. . . . . 2002 A Runner-up, 2003 A Runner-up 2003, 2004 A Champion, 2006 Duluth Central ...... 2003 *Northfield/ARTech...... 2004 A Runner-up, 2005 Wayzata ...... 1985 Champion, 1987 Runner-up, Duluth Denfeld...... 2004 Orono ...... 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2006 1989, 1993, 1997, 1999, 2000, Duluth East ...... 1995 Osseo...... 1991, 1992, 1994 2001 AA Runner-up, 2005 AA Champion Eagan ...... 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 1987, 1988 Runner-up, White Bear Lake Area ...... 1993 Runner-up, 1994, Eden Prairie . . . 1990, 1996, 2002 AA Champion, 2003 1992 Runner-up, 1994 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 Edina...... 1983, 1986 Runner-up, 1991, Park Center, Brooklyn Park...... 2004 AA Runner-up White Bear Mariner ...... 1975 Runner-up, 1978 1999 AA Champion, 2000 AA Champion, Prior Lake ...... 2000 Woodbury...... 1989, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2001 AA Champion, 2002 Proctor...... 1999, 2002 2005 AA Runner-up

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 232) Apple Valley 2-1 at 63:41, Southwest senior 10 minutes of the game. He later had an assist on Metrodome in Minneapolis on October 31. The Ronelly Fernandez scored his second goal to tie a goal by senior Billy Kane. third-place game was conducted at the the game. But with three minutes left to play, Stillwater Area rebounded to defeat Metrodome on November 1, and the champi- Lakers goalkeeper, senior Alfonso Ibarra, could Minneapolis Southwest 3-0 for third-place hon- onship was played at the Metrodome on not turn away the game-winning shot by Hein. ors. Senior forward Ryan Fraser had a hand in all November 2. The shot came off a rebound following a defend- three Stillwater Area goals. He scored the first The Class AA quarterfinals were played at er’s blocking save. Davies scored both of the and the third and assisted on the second. two Twin Cities metro sites on October 26 and other Apple Valley goals. St. Cloud Apollo and Blaine also competed 27. The semifinals were conducted at the Mounds View advanced with a 1-0 victory in the Class AA field. Wayzata, which won the Metrodome on November 1, and the champion- over Maple Grove in the quarterfinals. Senior 2005 Class AA crown, did not qualify for this ship and third-place games were played at the Quinn Evans scored the only goal of the game at year’s tournament. Metrodome on November 2. 4:53. Mounds View went on to upset the top- Paid attendance for the combined boys’ and seeded Stillwater Area Ponies 5-2 in the semi- Quarterfinal games in Class A were played at girls’ soccer tournaments was 22,352. finals. Evans again led the Mustangs — scoring two Twin Cities metro sites on October 25 and off a cross and then a throw-in within the first 26. The semifinal games were conducted at the

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Soccer 237 GIRLS’ SOCCER Mahtomedi wins third consecutive title in Class A; Woodbury takes Class AA crown

By Ellen Giloy titles in 1999, 2003, and 2004. Eden Prairie, which was the No. 3 seed this year, was making n the second year of a seeded tournament, its fourth tournament appearance and was look- both No. 1 seeds emerged with titles. The ing for its second title. IMahtomedi Zephyrs won their third consecu- 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW Ninth-graders Caitlin Grabowski and tive Class A title by defeating the No. 2-seeded Catherine Sessions teamed up for Woodbury’s Red Knights of Benilde-St. Margaret’s 3-0. In catching a pass from senior Allyssa Leary. When first goal. Sessions centered a corner kick and Class AA, the Woodbury Royals avenged last Totino’s senior keeper, Caiti Knudson, came out Grabowski was able to convert it off a header. In year’s championship loss by defeating the Eden to challenge, Trunzo kicked the ball into the the 43rd minute, Sessions repeated her kick and Prairie Eagles 2-1. Eden Prairie was the No. 3 lower right corner. senior Kylie Kallman had the header for a 2-0 seed this year. Totino-Grace went home with the third- Woodbury advantage. place hardware for a second consecutive year Eden Prairie scored its only goal when soph- Class A after defeating Orono 1-0. Senior Kelly Suter omore Britney Martin hit a shot that bounced The Mahtomedi Zephyrs won their third scored the only goal of the game with less than off the fingers of Woodbury’s junior goalkeeper, consecutive title and their fifth overall with a 3- nine minutes remaining in the first half. Allie Byron. The Eagles continued to press, but 0 victory over Benilde-St. Margaret’s of St. Louis Park. It was the second consecutive year that the Red Knights fell to the Zephyrs in the champi- onship tilt. In 2005, they lost 2-1. Mahtomedi, which was the top seed in the tournament, was making its seventh tournament appearance. In addition to their 2004 and 2005 titles, the Zephyrs were also state champions in 1997 and 1999. Benilde-St. Margaret’s, this year’s No. 2 seed, was making its third appear- ance and was in the hunt for its first title.

Senior Tippy Jordan was the key to MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Mahtomedi’s success in the championship game. In the 10th minute, she found sophomore Brittany Henry, who scored on a header. The Red Knights had two good scoring chances after that, but Mahtomedi’s senior keeper, Mara Hjelle, was able to deny both of them. In the 44th minute, Jordan struck again when she drilled an unassisted goal from 30 yards out. The ball shot over a wall of Benilde defenders and just under the crossbar. Jordan also scored the final goal of the game — on another bullet from 30 yards out — in the 69th minute. Mahtomedi advanced to the championship with a 6-0 quarterfinal victory over No. 8-seed- ed Cloquet. Henry paced the Zephyrs with three goals and Jordan added one goal and three assists. In the semifinals, Mahtomedi was able to dis- miss the No. 4 seed Orono 1-0. Jordan scored the lone goal of the game with two minutes left During the Class A championship game, Katharine Burton of Benilde-St. Margaret’s (15) tries to protect in the first half. From the left side of the field, the ball from Mahtomedi’s Brittany Henry (9). she lofted the ball from 30 yards out and watched it curl just below the crossbar and into La Crescent and Northfield/Stonebridge/ missed two prime scoring opportunities. Senior the upper right corner. ARTech were the other teams competing in the Julie Rezac’s shot banged off the crossbar with 13 In the other bracket, Benilde-St. Margaret’s Class A field. minutes left, and, a little more than a minute defeated the first-time qualifiers from Sartell- later, junior Lisa Kemp’s shot was tipped by St. Stephen 2-0 in the quarterfinals. The Sabres, Class AA Byron and deflected off the goalpost. who were the No. 7 seed, were stifled by the Red In a reversal of the 2005 championship, the The Royals started their championship run Knights’ defense and couldn’t overcome two Woodbury Royals defeated Eden Prairie 2-1 to by defeating the No. 8 seed Brainerd 2-0 in the goals from senior Amanda Trunzo. Benilde- claim their fourth title. Last year, the Eagles quarterfinals. Senior Yinka Mustapha gave the St. Margaret’s advanced and defeated the No. 6 escaped with a 2-1 victory after a 4-3 shootout. Royals a 1-0 advantage in the 10th minute. The seed, Totino-Grace of Fridley, 1-0 in the semifi- The top-seeded Royals were making their score stayed there until senior Jessica Price nals. Trunzo again scored the only goal after eighth overall appearance and won previous Continued on page 242

238 Girls’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Mahtomedi — 2006 State Girls’ Class A Champion

GIRLS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Row 1 (L-R): Brittany Henry, Kelley McKenna, Tory Schiltgen, Kjirsten Bauer, Jordyn Strege, Heather Smith, Josie Solie, Emily Pocrnich, Emily Wigstrom. Row 2: Kaylee Sommer, Wendy Wigstrom, Tippy Jordan, Christina Skaar, Mel Sauer, Heather Schulte, Ronnie Fisher. Row 3: Head Coach Dave Wald, Danika Jordahl, Roxie Franta, Brittany Hemann, Coach Mark Hjelle, Hannah Frost, Mara Hjelle, Kristen Scherer, Cassie Stang, Coach Jenna Hemenway, Coach Dan Schwartz, Coach Greg Karp.

2006 Championship Series — Class A

QUARTERFINALS October 26, 27, 31, November 1, 2, 2006 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS #1 3 Mahtomedi (20-0-1) Breck High School, Golden Valley SEMIFINALS Hopkins High School October 26 at Hopkins High School SEMIFINALS, THIRD PLACE, Mahtomedi 6-0 CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP Metrodome, Minneapolis #8 7 *Cloquet (12-3-4) October 31 at Metrodome #4 6 Orono (15-2-2) Mahtomedi 1-0 Orono 2-1 October 26 at Hopkins High School Mahtomedi #5 1 La Crescent (20-0-1) 3-0 November 2 at Metrodome #3 2 *Northfield/Stonebrodge/ARTech 2006 CLASS A (17-2-2) October 27 at Breck High School STATE CHAMPION Totino-Grace, Fridley 2-1 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, #6 4 Totino-Grace, Fridley (14-6) St. Louis Park 1-0 October 31 at Metrodome #2 5 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park (17-4) Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 2-0 October 27 at Breck High School

#7 8 Sartell-St. Stephen (18-2-2) Orono Totino-Grace, Fridley 1-0 November 1 at Metrodome THIRD PLACE Totino-Grace, Fridley * Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Soccer 239 Woodbury — 2006 State Girls’ Class AA Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Kylie Kallman, Allie Byron, Samantha Sickbert, Mikhaila Baltes, Betsy Yungbauer. Row 2: Katy Rosenbrook, Morgan DeMike,

Kyrie Boisture, Catie Sessions, Caitlin Graboski, Kassey Kallman, Bridget Grandas, Kelsey Wright. Row 3: Yinka Mustapha, Lindsey GIRLS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Sajevic, Catie Christoffel, Tina Barnett, Andrea Greer, Reegan Lloyd, Kelsey Christoffel, Paige Hoffel. Row 4: Coach Pat Malicki, Coach Jen Boyles, Kelly Eggerss, Jessica Price, Macy Mauer, Stacy Lanik, Manager Rachel Kwiatkowski, Coach Omar Salas, Coach Bill Ebertz.

2006 Championship Series — Class AA

QUARTERFINALS October 25, 26, 31, November 1, 2, 2006 SEED / SECTION QUARTERFINALS #1 3 Woodbury (18-1-2) Mounds View High School SEMIFINALS Irondale High School, New Brighton October 25 at Mounds View High School SEMIFINALS, THIRD PLACE, Woodbury 2-0 CHAMPIONSHIP CHAMPIONSHIP Metrodome, Minneapolis #8 8 *Brainerd (18-1) October 31 at Metrodome #4 4 Mounds View (15-4-2) Woodbury 3-0 Wayzata 1-0 October 25 at Mounds View High School Woodbury #5 2 Wayzata (15-3-1) 2-1 November 2 at Metrodome #3 6 Eden Prairie (14-3-1) 2006 CLASS AA

October 26 at Irondale High School STATE CHAMPION Eden Prairie 7-0

#6 7 Duluth East (13-7-1) Eden Prairie 5-1 October 31 at Metrodome #2 1 Lakeville South (16-1-1) Lakeville South 5-0 October 26 at Irondale High School

#7 5 Edina (12-8-1) Wayzata Wayzata 2-1 November 1 at Metrodome THIRD PLACE Lakeville South

240 Girls’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2006 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Mary Beth Grove, *Northfield/ Stonebridge/ARTech, Midfielder; Brittany Hayes, La Crescent, Midfielder; Sarah Schellinger, Sartell- St. Stephen, Midfielder; Jessica Vork, *Cloquet, Defender; Rachel Personius, Orono, Defender; Mallory Purdy, Orono, Defender; Caiti Knudson, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Goalkeeper; Kristin Meyers, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Midfielder; Kelly Suter, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Midfielder; Maddie Jobe, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Goalkeeper; Allyssa Leary, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Forward; Amanda Trunzo, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park, Forward; Brittany Henry, Mahtomedi, Forward; Tippy Jordan, Mahtomedi, Forward; Tory Schiltgen, Mahtomedi, Midfielder; Kelsey Zachman, Mahtomedi, Defender. Class AA

2006 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Elle Adams, *Brainerd, Defender; Danielle Healy, Edina, Forward; Taylor Randle, Mounds View, Goalkeeper; Megan Stingle, Duluth East, Forward; Kelsey Bertamus, Lakeville South, Midfielder; Krista Lundgren, Lakeville South, Midfielder; Brittany Bergh, Wayzata, Midfielder; Molly Madich, Wayzata, Defender; Laura Berryman, Eden Prairie, Midfielder; Lisa Kemp, Eden Prairie, Midfielder; Julie Rezac, Eden Prairie, Forward; Lindsey Sather, Eden Prairie, Forward; Kylie Kallman, Woodbury, Midfielder; Reegan Lloyd, Woodbury, Defender; Yinka Mustapha, Woodbury, Forward; Catherine Sessions, Woodbury, Midfielder.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Soccer 241 State Girls’ Soccer Championship Games — 1980-2006

1980 Bloomington Jefferson - 1 1993 Burnsville - 2 2001 AA Minnetonka - 2 Edina West - 0 Apple Valley - 0 (OT) Stillwater Area - 1 1981 Minneapolis Washburn - 3 1994 Stillwater Area - 2 A Totino-Grace, Fridley - 2 Irondale - 2 Wayzata - 1 Academy of Holy Angels - 1 (2OT) 1982 Bloomington Jefferson - 1 1995 Apple Valley - 1 2002 AA Wayzata - 3 Minneapolis Washburn - 0 Wayzata - 0 Woodbury - 2 1983 Irondale - 3 1996 Wayzata - 1 A Totino-Grace, Fridley - 3 Minneapolis Washburn - 0 Eagan - 0 Academy of Holy Angels - 2 1984 Bloomington Jefferson - 2 1997 AA Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights - 1 2003 AA Woodbury - 1 Minneapolis Washburn - 0 Stillwater Area - 0 Wayzata - 0 1985 Coon Rapids - 1 A Mahtomedi - 4 A Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield - 5 North St. Paul/Tartan - 0 Blake School, Minneapolis - 0 Shakopee - 0 1986 Edina - 1 1998 AA Stillwater Area - 1 2004 AA Woodbury - 3 Burnsville - 0 Woodbury - 0 (OT) Lakeville - 0 1987 Coon Rapids - 1 A Minnehaha Academy - 2 A Mahtomedi - 1 North St. Paul - 0 St. Louis Park - 0 St. Paul Academy & Summit School - 0 1988 Roseville Area - 2 1999 AA Woodbury - 2 2005 AA Eden Prairie - 2 Apple Valley - 0 Bloomington Jefferson - 0 Woodbury - 1 (2 OT) Shootout 1989 Anoka - 1 (2 OT) Shootout A Mahtomedi - 2 A Mahtomedi - 2 Park, Cottage Grove - 0 Trinity School at River Ridge - 0 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1990 Park, Cottage Grove - 1 2000 AA Wayzata - 3 St. Louis Park - 1 (2 OT) Shootout Wayzata - 0 (OT) Edina - 0 2006 AA Woodbury - 2 1991 Wayzata - 2 A The Blake School - 1 Eden Prairie - 1 Burnsville - 1 (OT) Rochester Lourdes - 0 A Mahtomedi - 3 1992 Burnsville - 1 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Apple Valley - 0 (OT) St. Louis Park - 0

State Girls’ Soccer Tournament Attendance — 1980-2006

1980 ...... 1,114 1987 ...... *10,385 1993 ...... **11,970 2000 (Two Class Format) . . . . . ***19,502 1981 ...... 1,356 1988 ...... *#11,022 1994 ...... **#14,722 2001 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#22,422 1982 ...... 2,881 1989 ...... *#11,913 1995 ...... 13,382 2002 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#23,889 1983 ...... 2,503 1990 ...... *#12,385 1996 ...... **#14,994 2003 (Two Class Format) . . . ****#25,242 1984 ...... *6,289 1991 ...... *6,904 1997 (Two Class Format) . . . . . ***18,294 2004 (Two Class Format) . . . . ****19,633 1985 ...... *7,426 1992 ...... 1998 (Two Class Format) . . . . ***#19,789 2005 (Two Class Format) . . . . ****23,836 1986 ...... *#10,715 *10,786 1999 (Two Class Format) . . . . ***#20,796 2006 (Two Class Format) . . . . ****22,352

* Includes 7 Boys’ games played as double headers. *** Includes 12 Boys’ games played as double headers. # New Record ** Includes 8 Boys’ games played as double headers. **** Includes 16 Boys’ games played as double headers.

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 238) Cougars of Lakeville South. Kemp scored the Quarterfinal games in Class A were played at scored with 32 seconds remaining. first three goals of the game in less than 15 min- two Twin Cities metro sites on October 26 and Wayzata was Woodbury’s next victim. The utes. She beat a defender after the Cougar’s 27. The semifinal games were conducted at the Royals defeated the Trojans, who were the No. 5 keeper, senior Kassie Young, misplayed the ball Metrodome in Minneapolis on October 31. The seed, 3-0 in the semifinals. Sophomore Kelsey in the penalty area for her first goal. For her sec- third-place game was conducted at the Wright and Kylie Kallman scored one minute, ond, she scored on a low shot from 25 yards out, Metrodome on November 1, and the champi- 14 seconds apart to give Woodbury the early and for her third, she hit a shot that veered off onship was played at the Metrodome on advantage. Kallman’s goal was, again, a header the crossbar and into the net. November 2. off a corner kick from Catherine Sessions. Wayzata came back to defeat Lakeville South The Class AA quarterfinals were played at On the other side of the bracket, Eden 2-1 in the third-place game. The Cougars led 1- two Twin Cities metro sites on October 25 and Prairie pummeled the No. 6 seed, Duluth East, 0 heading into halftime on an unassisted goal 26. The semifinals were conducted at the 7-0 in the quarterfinals. Senior Lindsey Sather from junior Kelsey Bertamus. Wayzata junior Metrodome on October 31, and the third-place started the scoring with 13:34 remaining in the Taylor Horton tied the score at 1-1 in the 44th game was played at the Metrodome on first half and added a second goal five minutes minute and senior Cynthia Warman hit the November 1. The championship game took later. From there, Lisa Kemp added another game-winner at 66:49. place at the Metrodome on November 2. three goals for the Eagles. In the semifinals, Duluth East and Edina rounded out the Class Paid attendance for the combined boys’ and Eden Prairie breezed past the No. 2-seeded AA tournament field. girls’ soccer tournaments was 22,352.

242 Girls’ Soccer 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Soccer Tournament Participants — 1980-2006 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield...... 1982, Elk River Area ...... 1998, 1999 Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1988, 1989, 1998 2001 A Runner-up, 2002 A Runner-up; *Esko/Carlton...... 2005 Rochester Century ...... 2005 2003 A Champions Fergus Falls/Hillcrest Lutheran Academy. . . 2001, 2002 Rochester Lourdes ...... 1998, 2000 A Runner-up, Alexandria ...... 2003 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights . . . . 1997 AA Champion 2001, 2002, 2004 Anoka ...... 1989 Champion, 1994, 1995, 1997 Hermantown ...... 2004 Rochester Mayo...... 1999 Apple Valley ...... 1983, 1987, 1988 Runner-up, Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... 1983, 1984, 1987 Rosemount ...... 1984, 1995, 1996, 1997 1989, 1992 Runner-up, 1993 Runner-up, Irondale, New Brighton ...... 1981 Runner-up, 1983 Roseville Area ...... 1988 Champion, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995 Champion, 1997 Champion, 1984 1995, 1999 Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 1986, 2005 A Runner-up, La Crescent ...... 2005, 2006 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1997, 2004, 2005 2006 A Runner-up Lakeville ...... 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004 AA Runner-up St. Cloud Tech ...... 1997, 2001 Blaine...... 1983, 1990, 1996 Lakeville South ...... 2005, 2006 St. Louis Park...... 1980, 1998 A Runner-up (The) Blake School, Minneapolis . . . 1997 A Runner-up, Mahtomedi ...... 1995, 1997 A Champion, St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1989, 1990, 1992, 1999; 2000 A Champion 1999 A Champion, 2003, 2004 A Champion, 1994, 2004 A Runner-up Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1980 Champion, 2005 A Champion, 2006 A Champion Sartell-St. Stephen...... 2006 1982 Champion, 1983, 1984 Champion, Meadow Creek Christian School, Andover. . 2003, 2004 Shakopee ...... 2003 A Runner-up 1987, 1991, 1998, 1999 AA Runner-up Minneapolis South...... 1993 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 2000, 2001 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1981, 1985, 1989, 1990 Minneapolis Southwest ...... 2003 Stillwater Area . . . . 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994 Champion, *Brainerd ...... 2006 Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1981 Champion, 1997 AA Runner-up, 1998 AA Champion, Burnsville ...... 1982, 1985, 1986 Runner-up, 1990, 1982 Runner-up, 1983 Runner-up, 1984 Runner-up, 2001 AA Runner-up 1991 Runner-up, 1992 Champion, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1980, 1981 1993 Champion, 1995, 1996 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis ...... 1990, 1991, Totino-Grace, Fridley...... 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, Caledonia ...... 2003 1998 A Champion, 2004 2001 A Champion, 2002 A Champion, *Cloquet ...... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006 Minnetonka . . . . 1983, 2000, 2001 AA Champion, 2005 2003, 2005, 2006 Coon Rapids ...... 1982, 1984, 1985 Champion, Moorhead ...... 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Trinity School at River Ridge ...... 1999 A Runner-up 1986, 1987 Champion, 1988, 1991, 1992, Mounds Park Academy ...... 2002 Visitation, Mendota Heights...... 2001 1993, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005 Mounds View ...... 1982, 1990, 1991, 2001, 2002, Wayzata ...... 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, Cretin-Derham Hall...... 1987, 1988, 1996, 1997, 2005, 2006 1990 Runner-up,1991 Champion, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2004 North St. Paul ...... 1982, 1987 Runner-up 1993, 1994 Runner-up, 1995 Runner-up, Duluth Denfeld...... 2000 *North St. Paul/Tartan ...... 1985 Runner-up, 1986 1996 Champion, 1997, 1999, 2000 AA Champion, Duluth East ...... 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2006 *Northfield/Stonebridge/ARTech ...... 2004, 2006 2001, 2002 AA Champion, 2003 AA Runner-up, Eagan...... 1996 Runner-up, 1998, 2001 Orono ...... 1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006 2004, 2006 Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2002 Osseo ...... 1983, 1984, 1985,1987 White Bear Lake Area . . 1992, 1993, 1994, 2003, 2004 Eden Prairie ...... 2003, 2004, 2005 AA Champion, Park, Cottage Grove . . . . 1986, 1988, 1989 Runner-up, Woodbury. . . 1998 AA Runner-up, 1999 AA Champion, 2006 AA Runner-up 1990 Champion, 1992 2000, 2002 AA Runner-up, Edina ...... 1986 Champion, 1988, 1994, 1999; Park/Woodbury ...... 1985 2003 AA Champion, 2004 AA Champion, 2000 AA Runner-up, 2002, 2005, 2006 Prior Lake ...... 2002 2005 AA Runner-up, 2006 AA Champion Edina West...... 1980 Runner-up Proctor...... 1998, 1999

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls' Soccer 243 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL New Ulm Cathedral wins sixth Class A title; Arrows of Pipestone Area claim first; North Polars win second

By Ellen Giloy & Scott Nelsen Sophomore Danielle Schmidt pitched a four- run, 11-strikeout gem as New Life Academy here were both new and returning cham- sprinted past Silver Bay 8-1 in the semifinals. pions at this year's State Softball Tourna- Schmidt and junior Olivia Mann also had two Tment. The Pipestone Area Arrows won 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW RBI apiece in the victory. their first title in Class AA by defeating The Silver Bay Mariners, who were the run- St. Anthony Village 1-0 in a 17-inning thriller. scored five runs in the fourth inning and then ners-up last year, defeated Wabasha-Kellogg 5-2 In Class A, the New Ulm Cathedral Grey- coasted to the victory. Larson went 3-for-4 from to claim third-place honors. Junior Olivia hounds claimed their sixth title after claiming a the plate in the win, scoring three runs and driv- Paulseth went 2-for-2 at the plate, while senior 7-2 victory over New Life Academy of ing in two to help New Ulm Cathedral. Natosha Rohloff went 1-for-3 and scored three Woodbury. And, in Class AAA, the Polars of Christian pitched six innings, allowing just two runs. Silver Bay senior Libby Guzzo went the North won their second championship by beat- hits and striking out six to earn the victory. distance in earning the win, allowing five hits ing Chaska 1-0 in 11 innings. while striking out six. Wabasha-Kellogg saw juniors Class A Ava Perry and Christal Balow each New Ulm Cathedral (28-1) scored go 2-for-3 at the plate in the loss. four runs in the fourth inning and went Perry also pitched the entire game, up 7-0 in the fifth as it cruised to its scattering seven hits while striking sixth state softball championship. The out two. Greyhounds defeated the Eagles of The Saints of Kerkhoven- New Life Academy of Woodbury 7-2. Murdock-Sunburg won the consola- New Ulm Cathedral, which was mak- tion title by defeating Sleepy Eye St. ing their ninth appearance overall, Mary's 5-4. K-M-S broke a 2-2 tie in won previous titles in 1993, 1994, MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO the bottom of the fifth with a pair of 1995, 2003, and 2005. New Life runs to take a 4-2 advantage. Sleepy Academy was making its second tour- Eye St. Mary’s added a run in the nament appearance and finished with sixth and another in the seventh to a season record of 23-4. tie the game before the Saints scored After taking a 2-0 lead in the top of the game-winning run in the bottom the first inning, New Ulm Cathedral of the seventh. broke the game open in the fourth. Junior Sarah Laughlin reached Sophomore Sam Dengerud opened the on an infield single to start the bot- inning with a double and senior tom of the seventh for K-M-S and Kirsten Prunty's two-run double made then moved to third on an error. the score 6-0. Laughlin scored the game-ending Junior Katie Christian earned the run on the next play as sophomore victory by allowing two runs, neither Bailey Carlson singled to drive her of which was earned, on four hits with in. Senior Patina Queenan went the one walk and four strikeouts. distance to earn the win for K-M-S, Sophomore Kaitlin DuChene also allowing eight hits while striking out added an RBI for the Greyhounds. two. Sophomore Danielle Schmidt had Senior Jessie Pelzel and junior two of New Life Academy's four hits Rebecca Sellner each had one RBI and fanned 14 batters. She allowed for Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s. Senior seven runs, five of which were earned, Jenna Krzmarzick pitched the whole on six hits and four walks. The Eagles’ game for the Knights. She allowed two runs in the bottom of the sixth Pipestone Area’s Megan VanderPoel is tagged out at home by Alexia eight hits and struck out two batters. Bridgeman of St. Anthony Village in the 17th inning of the Class AA were the only runs the Greyhounds championship game. The winning run had already crossed the plate. Springfield, which was the 2006 gave up in the tournament. Class A champion, lost to Sleepy On its way to the championship game, New Sophomore Kate Bock pitched the seventh, Eye St. Mary’s in the Section 3A tournament. Ulm Cathedral defeated Menahga 12-0 in six striking out three and allowing one hit. innings in the quarterfinals. The Greyhounds On the other side of the bracket, New Life Class AA pounded out 13 hits, while holding the Braves to Academy defeated Sacred Heart of East Grand In the Class AA final, Pipestone Area (26-3) three. Five of the Greyhounds’ batters collected Forks 9-3 in the quarterfinals. Sophomore Jenny won its first title after defeating St. Anthony two hits, led by sophomore Katie Larson's 2-for- Ramey hit a two-run home run to highlight a Village 1-0 in 17 innings. It was the third 4 performance that included four runs batted in five-run fifth inning as the Eagles overcame a 3- appearance for the Arrows under this name. and two runs scored. Christian worked five 1 deficit to post the win. Ramey also led off the Pipestone-Jasper made one additional appear- innings in earning the win, striking out four and Eagles' three-run sixth with her third hit of the ance in 2001. The Huskies of St. Anthony allowing three hits. game. She eventually scored when eighth-grad- Village (23-5) were making their second appear- In the semifinals, the Greyhounds beat er Rebekah Schmidt, who drove in three runs in ance at the tournament. Wabasha-Kellogg 9-0. New Ulm Cathedral the game, collected her third hit of the contest. Continued on page 251

244 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League New Ulm Cathedral — 2007 Class A State Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Breanna Scheibel, Anne Hazuka, Molly Boyle, Sally Schreiber, Kirsten Prunty, Jamie Portner, Christine Hosna. Row 2: Kaitlin DuChene, Katie Christian, Megan Forst, Brittney Wall, Melissa Boddy, Kelcey Cordes. Row 3: Asst. Coach Bryanna Balbach, Asst. Coach Karan Whitmyer, Manager Jenna Gareis, Katie Larson, Sam Dengerud, Head Coach Bob Mertz, Amy Berg, Sadie Olson, Kate Bock, Manager Nicole Gareis. 2007 Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 7-8, 2007 Caswell Park 3 Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (22-5) SEMIFINALS North Mankato

Caswell Park, North Mankato Wabasha-Kellogg 4-1 CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Wabasha-Kellogg (22-6) Caswell Park, North Mankato 2 New Ulm Cathedral (25-1) New Ulm Cathedral 9-0 New Ulm Cathedral 12-0 (6 inn.) Caswell Park, North Mankato New Ulm Cathedral 6 Menahga (15-10) 7-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato 8 Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks (17-3) 2007 CLASS A Caswell Park, North Mankato 4 New Life Academy of Woodbury New Life Academy of Woodbury STATE CHAMPION 9-3 New Life Academy of Woodbury (21-3) 8-1 Caswell Park, North Mankato 7 Silver Bay (Wm. Kelley) (20-4) Silver Bay (Wm. Kelley) 12-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato

5 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg (21-3) Wabasha-Kellogg Silver Bay (Wm. Kelley) 5-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato THIRD PLACE Silver Bay (Wm. Kelley) Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s

Caswell Park, North Mankato Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s 5-1 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg Menahga 5-4 Caswell Park, North Mankato Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg CONSOLATION CHAMPION 2-1 Caswell Park, North Mankato

Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 245 Pipestone Area — 2007 Class AA State Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Emily Larson, Brooke Henderson, Steph Rudie, Nicole Merrill, Tracie Moser, Meghan Moffitt, Amanda Monger, Cherise Traversie. Row 2: Brooke Woelber, Karli DeSchepper, Bailey Bouman, Kayla Rowden, Chelsey Evans, Nicole Buysse, Megan VanderPoel, Val Halbur.

2007 Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 7-8, 2007 Caswell Park 7 Esko (24-2) SEMIFINALS North Mankato

Caswell Park, North Mankato Winona Cotter 3-0 CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Winona Cotter (22-3) Caswell Park, North Mankato 4 St. Anthony Village (21-4) St. Anthony Village 2-0 St. Anthony Village 4-3 Caswell Park, North Mankato Pipestone Area 2 St. Peter (22-3) 1-0 (17 inn.) Caswell Park, North Mankato 3 Pipestone Area (23-3) 2007 CLASS AA Caswell Park, North Mankato Pipestone Area 1-0 (10 inn.) STATE CHAMPION 5 Watertown-Mayer (15-11) Pipestone Area 2-1 Caswell Park, North Mankato 8 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton (14-10) Pine City 8-0 Caswell Park, North Mankato

6 Pine City (24-2) Winona Cotter Winona Cotter 3-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato THIRD PLACE Pine City Esko

Caswell Park, North Mankato Esko 3-0 Esko St. Peter 2-1 (11 inn.) Caswell Park, North Mankato Watertown-Mayer CONSOLATION CHAMPION Watertown-Mayer 6-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

246 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League North, North St. Paul — 2007 Class AAA State Champion CLASS AAA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Ann Kliethermes, Jessica Mroz, Nicole Kelley, Brittni Bayers, Ashley Busse. Row 2: Cortney Hernandez, Anna Brozak, Brittany Schlundt, Molly Holder, Kimmie Linda, Kristina Bleess. Row 3: Head Coach Sean Hall, Maria Bothwell, Amanda Skelly, Brittany Kretsch, Sara Sbragia, Kari Dorle, Logan Crotty, Asst. Coach Meggan Staton, Asst. Coach Tom Nemo.

2007 Championship Series — Class AAA QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 7-8, 2007 Caswell Park 6 Eden Prairie (17-7) SEMIFINALS North Mankato

Caswell Park, North Mankato Eden Prairie 1-0 CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Lakeville North (16-9) Caswell Park, North Mankato 5 Totino-Grace, Fridley (18-7) Chaska 5-0 Chaska 1-0 Caswell Park, North Mankato North, North St. Paul 2 Chaska (22-5) 1-0 (11 inn.) Caswell Park, North Mankato 4 North, North St. Paul (21-5) 2007 CLASS AAA Caswell Park, North Mankato North, North St. Paul 5-2 STATE CHAMPION 3 Woodbury (18-5) North, North St. Paul 9-4 Caswell Park, North Mankato 8 Annandale (23-4) Big Lake 3-0 Caswell Park, North Mankato

7 Big Lake (24-3) Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 5-0 Caswell Park, North Mankato THIRD PLACE Big Lake Lakeville North

Caswell Park, North Mankato Lakeville North 1-0 Woodbury Totino-Grace, Fridley 4-2 Caswell Park, North Mankato Woodbury CONSOLATION CHAMPION Woodbury 5-1 Caswell Park, North Mankato

Annandale *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 247 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2007 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Lisa Moldan, Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s, Catcher; Patina Queenan, Kerkoven- Murdock-Sunburg, Pitcher; Olivia Paulseth, Silver Bay (WM Kelley), Second Base; Natosha Rohloff, Silver WELLS FARGO Bay (WM Kelley), Third Base; Ava Perry, Wabasha-Kellogg, Pitcher; Rebekah Schmidt, New Life Academy of Woodbury, Third Base; Danielle All-Tournament Team L Schmidt, New Life Academy of Woodbury, Pitcher; Amy Berg, New Ulm Cathedral, Outfielder; Katie Larson, New Ulm Cathedral, Second Base; Katie Christian, New Ulm Cathedral, Pitcher. Class AA

2007 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Liz Reinert, Watertown-Mayer, Pitcher; Kayla Jenkins, Esko, Pitcher; ~~lliGO Rhiannon Sauter, Pine City, Pitcher; WELLS Devin Bowlin, Winona Cotter, Shortstop; Hannah Callahan, Winona Cotter, Pitcher; Rose Tusa, St. Anthony All-Tournament Team Village, Pitcher; Jenny Ostrom, St. Anthony Village, Second Base; Brooke Henderson, Pipestone Area, Outfield; Chelsey Evans, Pipestone Area, Pitcher; Kayla Rowden, Pipestone Area, Catcher.

248 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class AAA

I ",1116 . JWELLS FARG·Q 2007 Wells Fargo Class AAA Te~lm All-Tournament Team includes: All-Tournament Anne Conley, Totino-Grace, Fridley, Pitcher; Michaela Goris, Lakeville North, Second Base; Chrissy Wallin, Woodbury, Outfielder; Alexandra Chichila, Woodbury, Pitcher; Natalie Stoll, Eden Prairie, Infielder; Kari Dorle, North, North St. Paul, Catcher; Nicole Kelley, North, North St. Paul, Pitcher; Kimmie Linda, North, North St. Paul, Outfielder; Kelsey Kalkman, Chaska, Catcher; Brynne Dordel, Chaska, Pitcher.

State Girls’ Softball Tournament Champions — 1977-2007 1977 Coon Rapids (21-1) 1990 AA - Mankato West (24-4) 2001 AAA - Robbinsdale Armstrong (24-5) 1978 Cambridge (21-2) A - St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (28-0) AA - Maple River, Mapleton (26-2) 1979 AA - Rosemount (20-2) 1991 AA - Mankato East (23-2) A - Mankato Loyola (23-4) A - Wadena (14-2) A - Hermantown (22-3) 2002 AAA - Eden Prairie (21-6) 1980 AA - Austin (22-0) 1992 AA - Richfield (22-6) AA - Hermantown (25-3) A - Jordan(23-0) A - Maple River, Mapleton (28-0) A - St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (22-4) 1981 AA - Austin (24-0) 1993 AA - Park, Cottage Grove (22-2) 2003 AAA - Eastview, Apple Valley (26-4) A - Moose Lake/Barnum (19-0) A - New Ulm Cathedral (28-1) AA - Winona Cotter (26-2) 1982 AA - Henry Sibley (19-2) 1994 AA - St. Cloud Tech (20-7) A - New Ulm Cathedral (25-3) A - Moose Lake (22-0) A - New Ulm Cathedral (27-1) 2004 AAA - Burnsville (20-5) 1983 AA - Hill-Murray (23-1) 1995 AA - Stillwater Area (25-2) AA - Jackson County Central (26-2) A - LaCrescent(18-3) A - New Ulm Cathedral (30-1) A - St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (24-5) 1984 AA - North St. Paul (22-2) 1996 AA - Stillwater Area (27-0) 2005 A - New Ulm Cathedral (25-2) A - Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s (15-2) A - Maple River, Mapleton (25-0) AA - Jackson County Central (25-2) 1985 AA - Robbinsdale Cooper (17-5) 1997 AA - Hopkins (25-2) AAA - Burnsville (21-3) A - St. Bernard’s (23-4) A - Mound-Westonka (24-2) 2006 A - Springfield (22-6) 1986 AA - Mankato East (25-0) 1998 AA - Stillwater Area (22-4) AA - Winona Cotter (25-3) A - St. Bernard’s (23-1) A - Esko (25-3) AAA - Rosemount (26-1) 1987 AA - Austin (21-7) 1999 AA - Minnetonka (20-5) 2007 A - New Ulm Cathedral (28-1) A - Glencoe (23-1) A - Wabasso (21-2) AA - Pipestone Area (26-3) 1988 AA - Mankato East (24-1) 2000 AAA - Minnetonka (23-2) AAA - North, North St. Paul (24-5) A - Southland, Adams (24-0) AA - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield 1989 AA - Mankato East (24-2) (18-9) A - St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (26-1) A - St. Bernard’s, St. Paul (18-9)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 249 State Girls’ Softball Tournament Records — 1977-2007 TEAM RECORDS Fewest Hits Allowed For 3 Games ...... 3, Karyn Valentino, St. Bernard’s, 1990. Most Team Appearances...... 16, St. Bernard’s, 2005 Fewest Runs Allowed for 3 Games ...... 0, Carrie Tschida, St. Bernard’s, 1985; Most Team Placings in Final Four ...... 12, St. Bernard’s, 2005 Julie Espe, Southland, 1988; Karyn Valentino, St. Bernard’s, 1990; Steph Klaviter, New Ulm Cathedral, 1995; Karissa Hoehn, Stillwater Area, 1996; Most Team Championships ...... 7, St. Bernard’s, 2004 Brenna Olson-Blohm, Academy of Holy Angels, 2000; Most Hits In One Game ...... 20, Jackson County Central, 2004 Lindsay Mamer, Mankato Loyola, 2001; Ashley Keeler, Eastview, Apple Valley, 2003; Most Hits In One Tournament...... 41, Jackson County Central, 2004 Hannah Callahan, Winona Cotter, 2006; Sam Sakala, Rosemount, 2006 Most Runs In One Game By One Team ...... 18, Hopkins Eisenhower Fewest Earned Runs Allowed For 3 Games ...... 0, Lois Krzmarzick, Sleepy Eye vs. Archbishop Brady (18-4), 1978 St. Mary’s, 1984 & Carrie Tschida, St. Bernard’s, 1985; Most Runs In One Game By Two Teams ...... 25, St. Agnes Julie Espe, Southland, 1988; Sarah Maschka, Mankato East, 1988; vs. Rockford (13-12), 1983 Karyn Valentino, St. Bernard’s, 1990; Steph Klaviter, New Ulm Cathedral, 1993, 1994, 1995; Brenna Olson-Blohm, Academy of Holy Angels, 2000; Most Runs in One Inning ...... 10, Austin, 1977 Ashley Keeler, Eastview, Apple Valley, 2003; Most Runs in Total Tournament ...... 38, Austin, 1977 Megan Teal, Burnsville, 2005; Hannah Callahan, Winona Cotter, 2006; Fewest Errors in Tournament for 3 Games ...... 0, Mankato East, 1986; Sam Sakala, Rosemount, 2006; Kayla Jenkins, Esko, 2007 Hopkins, 1993; Park, Cottage Grove, 2002; Chaska, 2007 Fewest Walks For Tournament (Team) . . . . 1, (22 Innings) - Steph Klaviter, New Ulm Longest Game ...... 19 innings, 3 hours 47 minutes, Austin (2) Cathedral, 1994; (21 innings) - Steph Klaviter, New Ulm Cathedral, 1995; vs. St. Cloud Apollo (1), 1987 (21 innings) - Ashley Keeler, Eastview, Apple Valley, 2003; (20 Innings) – Amy Jansen, St. Peter, 2003. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Games Played in State Tourney. . . . . 18, Devin Bowlin, Winona Cotter, 2002-07 PERFECT GAMES Most At Bats In One Game ...... 8, Tina Och & Lisa Reiter, St. Cloud Apollo, 1987 Hopkins vs. St. Cloud Tech ...... 1993 - Britt Hall from Hopkins Most At Bats In Tournament ...... 15, Pam Loock, Austin, 1987; won 12-0 with 13 strikeouts. Colleen Owen, Lakeville, 2005; Kayla Rowden, Pipestone Area, 2007; Park, Cottage Grove, vs. Park Center, Brooklyn Park . . . 2001 - Kristen Schmidt from Chelsey Evans, Pipestone Area, 2007; Bailey Bouman, Pipestone Area, 2007 Park won 10-0 with 3 strikeouts and 0 walks (5 innings). Most Runs Scored In One Game...... 4, Jena Byrne, Brandon-Evansville, 1986; Amy Lynch, Watertown-Mayer, 2006 Most Runs Scored In Tournament...... 7, Katie Larson, New Ulm Cathedral, 2007 NO-HITTERS Jordan vs. Raymond ...... 1980 - Donna Hartman from Jordan Most Hits In One Game ...... 5, Emily Anderson, St. James, 1997; won 13-1 with 11 strikeouts and 6 walks. Krystal Schwanke, Springfield, 2006 Coon Rapids vs. Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 1982 - Caryl Parks from Coon Rapids Most Hits In Tournament ...... 10, Jean Forga, Tartan, 1977 won 1-0 with 3 strikeouts and 2 walks. Most Doubles In One Game...... 3, Krystal Schwanke, Springfield, 2006; North St. Paul vs. Sauk Rapids ...... 1984 - Denise Varland from North St. Paul Samantha Downey, Silver Bay, 2006 won 6-0 with 6 strikeouts and 1 walk. Most Doubles In Tournament ...... 4, Beth Moreland, Barnum, 2000; St. Bernard’s vs. Barnum...... 1986 - Laura Vogelgesang from St. Bernard’s Krystal Schwanke, Springfield, 2006; Libby Guzzo, Silver Bay, 2006 won 5-0 with 1 strikeout and 9 walks. Most Triples In One Game ...... 2, Christy Hulse, Edina, 1979; Southland vs. Barnum ...... 1986 - Julie Espe from Southland Angie Sennes, LaCrescent, 1984; won 11-2 with 8 strikeouts and 6 walks. Rachel Stadick, New Ulm Cathedral, 1993. Glencoe vs. Sartell ...... 1985 - Shannon Blair from Glencoe Most Triples In Tournament ...... 2, Christy Hulse, Edina, 1979; won 10-0 with 8 strikeouts and 6 walks. Angie Sennes, LaCrescent, 1984; Corie Walters, Maple River, 1992; Mankato East vs. Duluth East ...... 1988 - Sarah Maschka from Mankato East Rachel Stadick, New Ulm Cathedral, 1993; Cassie Hanson, St. Peter, 2003; won 4-0 with 8 strikeouts and 0 walks. Teresa Samlaska, Mankato Loyola, 2006; Natalie Spicer, Minnetonka, 2006 Mankato East vs. Park Center . . . 1989 - Sarah Maschka from Mankato East won 4-0. Most Home Runs In One Game ...... Many Tied With One St. Bernard’s vs. Morris Area ...... 1990 - Karyn Valentino from St. Bernard’s Most Home Runs In Tournament ...... 2, Amy Forstner, Hill-Murray, 1983; won 1-0 with 6 strikeouts and 2 walks. Teresa Samlaska, Mankato Loyola, 2006; Natalie Spicer, Minnetonka, 2006 New Ulm Cathedral vs. Litchfield ...... 1995 - Stephanie Klaviter from Most Stolen Bases In One Game ...... 5, Jenni Thesing, Houston, 2000 New Ulm Cathedral won 9-0 with 16 strikeouts. Most Stolen Bases In Tournament ...... 7, Lindsay Maus, Winona Cotter, 2004 Hopkins vs. Duluth Central ...... 1996 - Angela Recknor from Hopkins won 5-1. Most Putouts In One Game ...... 22, Connie Nelson, Austin, 1987; Delano vs. Winona Cotter ...... 1998 - Jannah Grinnel from Delano Anne Bergstrom, Norman County East/Ulen-Hitterdal, 2005 won 3-0 with 9 strikeouts and 4 walks. Most Putouts In Tournament ...... 48, Kelsey Kalkman, Chaska, 2007 St. Bernard’s vs. Badger/Greenbush-Middle River . . . . . 2000 - Jaime Naglosky from Most Assists In Tournament...... 18, Pam Loock, Austin, 1987 St. Bernard’s won 2-0 with 15 strikeouts and 5 walks. Most Runs Batted In, One Game ...... 6, Lisa Hoffman, St. Bernard’s, 1987; St. Bernard’s vs. Mankato Loyola...... 2000 - Jaime Naglosky from St. Bernard’s Kristen Stransky, Park Cottage Grove, 1997; won 1-0 with 6 strikeouts and 4 walks. Juliann FitzSimmons, Maple River, Mapleton, 2002 Austin vs. Totino-Grace...... 2000 - Amy Kelly from Austin Most Runs Batted In, Tournament . 7, Kylla Bargfrede, Jackson County Central, 2004; won 2-0 with 6 strikeouts and 1 walk. Natosha Rohloff, Silver Bay, 2007 Park, Cottage Grove, vs. Park Center, Brooklyn Park . . . 2001 - Kristen Schmidt from Park, Cottage Grove, won 10-0 with three strikeouts and 0 walks. INDIVIDUAL & SCHOOL Big Lake vs. Warroad ...... 2001 - Kayte Klesk from Big Lake PITCHING RECORDS won 3-0 with 11 strikeouts and 4 walks. Most Games Played in State Tourney. . 11, Hannah Callahan, Winona Cotter, 2004-07 Barnum vs. Elgin-Millville ...... 2002 - Teresa Jeffers from Barnum Most No-Hit Games Pitched At State Tourney . . . . . 2, Sarah Maschka, Mankato East, won 1-0 with 12 strikeouts and 2 walks. 1988 & 1989; Jaime Naglosky, St. Bernard’s, 2000 St. Peter vs. Warroad ...... 2003 - Amy Jansen from St. Peter Most Strikeouts In One Regulation Game...... 20, Rhiannon Sauter, Pine City won 8-0 with 7 strikeouts and 1 walk. (vs. Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton), 2007 St. Paul Johnson vs. Prior Lake . . . . 2005 - Brittany Donohue from St. Paul Johnson Most Strikeouts in One Game-Extra Innings...... 21, (17 Innings 1-0) Rose Tusa, won 1-0 with 7strikeouts and 0 walks. St. Anthony Village (vs. Pipestone Area), 2007 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton vs. Pine City...... 2007 - Rhiannon Sauter of Pine City Most Strikeouts in Tournament ...... 49, Brynne Dordell, Chaska, 2007 won 8-0 with 20 strikeouts and 3 walks. Most Games Won By A Pitcher ...... 9, Steph Klaviter, New Ulm Cathedral, 1993-95 Esko vs. St. Peter...... 2007 - Kayla Jenkins of Esko Fewest Walks For 3 Games ...... 0, Sarah Maschka, Mankato East, 1988; won 3-0 with 12 strikeouts and 1 walk. Laurie Vigen, Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks, 2002; Julie Seifert, New Ulm Cathedral, 2004; Rose Tusa, St. Anthony Village, 2007 Continued on page 251

250 Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Softball Tournament Records — 1977-2007 Continued from page 250 ONE-HITTERS Hermantown vs. Winona Cotter ...... 2001 - Lindsey Erickson from Hermantown South St. Paul vs. Shakopee ...... 1979 - Peggy O’Neill from South St. Paul won 3-0 with 3 strikeouts and 3 walks. won 15-0 with 11 strikeouts and 6 walks. Mankato Loyola vs. Ogilvie ...... 2001 - Lindsay Mamer from Mankato Loyola Austin vs. St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1981 - Kim Synoground won 5-0 with won 3-0 with 13 strikeouts and 1 walk. 10 strikeouts and 2 walks. Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks, Austin vs. Cambridge...... 1981 - Kim Synoground from Austin vs. Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 2001 - Janelle Beauchamp from won 1-0 with 5 strikeouts and 0 walks. Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks, won 1-0 with three strikeouts and five walks. Moose Lake vs. Morris ...... 1982 - Annie Adamczak from Moose Lake Sacred Heart, East Grank Forks, won 5-0 with 12 strikeouts and 1 walk. vs. Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 2001 - Samantha Guinn from Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin lost 1-0 with 10 strikeouts and 2 walks. Glencoe vs. Hoffman-Kensington...... 1985 - Lori Bandemer from Glencoe won 6-0 with 7 strikeouts and 2 walks. Isle vs. Wabasso ...... 2002 - Shelly Remer from Isle won 6-1 with 5 strikeouts and 1 walk. Southland vs. Glencoe...... 1986 - Shannon Blair from Glencoe lost 3-2 with 8 strikeouts and 2 walks. Brooklyn Center vs. Waconia ...... 2002 - Steph Johnson from Brooklyn Center won 6-1 with 9 strikeouts and 7 walks. Mankato East vs. St. Paul Harding...... 1986 - Connie Fitzloff from Mankato East won 7-0 with 10 strikeouts and 2 walks Park, Cottage Grove, vs. Cloquet ...... 2002 - Kristen Schmidt from Park won 5-0 with 7 strikeouts and 0 walks. Austin vs. St. Cloud Apollo...... 1987 - Pam Loock from Austin won 2-1 in 19 innings with 17 strikeouts and 6 walks. Park, Cottage Grove, vs. Prior Lake ...... 2002 - Kristen Schmidt from Park won 10-0 with 8 strikeouts and 0 walks. Mankato East vs. Fridley ...... 1987 - Connie Fitzloff from Mankato East won 8-0 over Fridley with 7 strikeouts and 2 walks. Hermantown vs. Big Lake ...... 2003 - Alissa Hady from Hermantown won 1-0 with 3 strikeouts and 2 walks. Litchfield vs. Brandon-Evansville ...... 1987 - Lisa Munson from Litchfield won 7-0 with 2 strikeouts and 6 walks. Hermantown vs. Concordia Academy, Roseville ...... 2004 - Nicole Gisler from Concordia Academy won 3-1 with 9 strikeouts and 5 walks. St. Bernard’s vs. Rockford ...... 1990 - Karyn Valentino from St. Bernard’s won 4-0 with 5 strikeouts and 1 walk. New Ulm Cathedral vs. Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley ...... 2004 - Julie Seifert from New Ulm Cathedral won 3-0 with 5 strikeouts and 0 walks. Dover-Eyota vs. Brooklyn Center...... 1992 - Jennifer Duden from Dover-Eyota won 4-1 with 3 strikeouts and 3 walks. Burnsville vs. Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 2004 - Megan Teal of Burnsville won 5-0 with 7 strikeouts and 1 walk. Osseo vs. Park, Cottage Grove ...... 1993 - Jenny Bauer from Park won 3-0 with 7 strikeouts and 3 walks. Winona Cotter vs. Delano ...... 2005 - Hannah Callahan of Winona Cotter won 1-0 with 7 strikeouts and 2 walks. New Ulm Cathedral vs. Red Rock Central ...... 1994 - Steph Klaviter from New Ulm Cathedral won 5-0 with 14 strikeouts and 0 walks. Pine City vs. Proctor ...... 2006 - Rhiannon Sauter of Pine City won 9-0 with 16 strikeouts and 2 walks. New Ulm Cathedral vs. St. Bernard’s ...... 1995 - Steph Klaviter from New Ulm Cathedral won 5-0 with 9 strikeouts and 1 walk. Chaska vs. North, North St. Paul...... 2006 – Brynne Dordel of Chaska won 1-0 with 16 strikeouts and 1 walk. Hopkins vs. New Ulm ...... 1997 - Angela Recknor from Hopkins won 7-0 with 10 strikeouts and 2 walks. Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights vs. Willmar ...... 2006 - Callie Nelsen of Willmar lost 2-0 with 8 strikeouts and 1 walk Ogilvie vs. Barnum...... 2000 - Teresa Jeffers from Barnum won 1-0 with 8 strikeouts and 2 walks. Minnetonka vs. Chaska...... 2006 - Jessica Stang of Minnetonka won 1-0 with 6 strikeouts and 1 walk. Hermantown vs. Winona Cotter ...... 2000 - Leah Bowen from Hermantown won 5-0 with 3 strikeouts and 0 walks. Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg vs. Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks...... 2007 - Patina Queenan of K-M-S Mankato Loyola vs. Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin. . . . 2001 - Lindsay Mamer from won 2-1 with 6 strikeouts and 2 walks. Mankato Loyola won 1-0 with 20 strikeouts and 1 walk. St. Anthony Village vs. Winona Cotter...... 2007 - Rose Tusa of St. Anthony Village Lyle/Austin Pacelli vs. Holy Trinity, Winsted. . . . 2001 - Amy Bickler from Lyle/Austin won 2-0 with 14 strikeouts and 0 walks. Pacelli won 3-0 with 10 strikeouts and 3 walks.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 244) In a game that was over three hours long, inning game as she retired 21 in the loss. Seniors tance for St. Anthony Village, allowing five hits Pipestone Area sophomore Brooke Henderson Courtney Anttila and Alexia Bridgeman had and striking out 11. started the 17th inning with a line-drive double three and two hits, respectively, for St. Anthony In the semifinals, St. Anthony Village down the left-field line. Sophomore Karli Village. defeated the defending champions from Winona Deschepper, the next batter, put down a sacrifice Pipestone Area defeated Watertown-Mayer Cotter 2-0. Rose Tusa again pitched the com- bunt that forced St. Anthony’s pitcher, junior 1-0 in 10 innings in the quarterfinals. plete game for the Huskies. She allowed one hit, Rose Tusa, to field the ball. Tusa did, but she Sophomore Brooke Henderson had Pipestone while throwing 14 strikeouts. Courtney Anttila threw low, and the ball got past first baseman, Area's lone RBI as she went 4-for-4 from the and senior Jenny Ostrom both had two hits for ninth-grader Jyll Tusa. Henderson, who was plate. Evans scattered eight hits while striking the Huskies in the victory. already at third, scored easily and Deschepper out seven to earn the victory. The Ramblers of Winona Cotter settled for advanced to second on the throw home. The Arrows advanced and squeaked by Pine third-place honors after beating Pine City 3-2. St. Anthony Village pitcher, junior Chelsey City 2-1 in the semifinals. Kayla Rowden had With the score tied at 2-2 in the fifth inning, Evans, gave up a two-out single in the bottom of both RBI in the victory and broke a 1-1 tie in Winona Cotter senior Devin Bowlin advanced the 17th inning, but got Tusa on a groundout to the bottom of the third when she hit a single to first base after being hit by a pitch. She then end the game. Evans pitched the entire game for that brought home ninth-grader Bailey Bouman. stole second and came around to score on an Pipestone Area. She struck out 18 while allow- Rowden also had two hits and scored one run. RBI single off the bat of junior Laura Erickson. ing eight hits. Henderson finished the game 3- St. Anthony Village started the tournament Senior Hannah Callahan handled the pitch- for-7 at the plate. Junior Kayla Rowden and with a 4-3 quarterfinal victory over St. Peter. ing duties for the Ramblers. She allowed just two sophomore Steph Rudie also had two hits for the The Huskies’ Alexia Bridgmeman and Courtney hits while striking out 11. In addition to scoring Arrows in the victory. Anttila each went 2-for-4 in the victory. the winning run, Bowlin also led Winona Cotter Rose Tusa finished the game with the state Bridgeman scored a pair of runs as well, while with two RBI. tournament record for strikeouts in an extra- Anttila drove in one. Rose Tusa went the dis- Continued on page 253

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Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield...... 1981, Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1994 2003 A Champion, 2004, 2005 A Champion, 1999 A Runner-up, 2000 AA Champion Hastings...... 1977 2007 Class A Champion Albany . . . 1981 A Runner-up,1982 A Runner-up, 1992 Hayfield ...... 1994 Nicollet...... 1982 Alden-Conger-Freeborn ...... 1991 Henry Sibley...... 1982 AA Champion, Norman County East / Ulen-Hitterdal...... 2005, 2006 Alexandria ...... 1992, 1995 1983 AA Runner-up, 1994, 1995, 2006 North, North St. Paul . . . . . 1984 AA Champion, 1987, Annandale . . . . 2001, 2003, 2004 AA Runner-up, 2007 Hermantown...... 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989, 1988 AA Runner-up, 1989 AA Runner-up, Apple Valley ...... 1985, 1988 1990, 1991 A Champion, 1992 A Runner-up, 2004 AAA Runner-up, 2005, Archbishop Brady ...... 1984 A Runner-up 2000, 2001 AA Runner-up, 2002 AA Champion, 2006, 2007 Class AAA Champion Atwater-Grove City...... 1988 2003, 2004, 2005 Ogilvie ...... 2000, 2001, 2005 Austin ...... 1977 Runner-up, 1978, Hill City ...... 2002 A Runner-up Orono, Long Lake ...... 1993 1980 AA Champion, 1981 AA Champion, Hill-Murray, Maplewood. . . . 1983 AA Champion, 1993, Osseo ...... 1984, 1988, 1992, 1993 1987 AA Champion, 1999, 2000, 2002 1997, 1999 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, Austin Pacelli ...... 1999 Hoffman-Kensington ...... 1985 1992 AA Runner-up, 1993 AA Champion, Badger/Greenbush-Middle River ...... 2000 Holy Trinity, Winsted ...... 2001 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 AA Runner-up, 2001, Barnum ...... 1986, 1993, 1994 A Runner-up, Hopkins ...... 1986, 1993, 1996, 1997 AA Champion, 2002 AAA Runner-up, 2004 1997, 2000, 2002 1998 AA Runner-up Park Center, Brooklyn Park. . . 1977, 1980, 1986, 1989, Big Lake ...... 2000 AA Runner-up, 2001, Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 1978 1990, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001 2002 AA Runner-up, 2003, 2006, 2007 Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 1981, 1982 Park Rapids Area ...... 2000 Blue Earth ...... 1981, 1982, 2004 Houston ...... 2000 Pine City ...... 2006, 2007 Braham ...... 1985 Isle...... 2002, 2003 Pipestone Area ...... 2003 AA Runner-up, 2006, Brainerd...... 1978, 1979, 1980, 1996, 2002 Jackson ...... 1983, 1984, 1993 2007 AA Champion Brandon/Evansville . . . 1987, 1988 A Runner-up, 2000, Jackson County Central ...... 2000, 2002, Pipestone-Jasper ...... 2001 2001, 2003 A Runner-up, 2005 2004 AA Champion, 2005 AA Champion Princeton ...... 1991, 1992, 1993 Brooklyn Center...... 1979, 1992, 2002, 2003 Jordan ...... 1979 A Runner-up, Prior Lake ...... 2002, 2005 Browerville...... 2006 1980 A Champion, 1981 Proctor...... 2006 Brownton/Stewart ...... 1992 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 1985, 1990 Raymond ...... 1979, 1980 Burnsville. . . . 1983, 1984, 1994, 2004 AAA Champion, Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 2004, 2007 Red Rock Central/Westbrook- 2005 AAA Champion LaCrescent ...... 1979, 1980, 1983 A Champion, Walnut Grove...... 1994, 1998 Cambridge ...... 1978 Champion, 1979, 1984, 1999 Richfield ...... 1984 AA Runner-up, 1987, 1981 AA Runner-up, 1984, 1986 Lake of the Woods, Baudette...... 2003 1990 AA Runner-up, 1992 AA Champion, 1995 Chaska ...... 2006, 2007 Class AAA Runner-up Lakeville ...... 1995, 2001 AAA Runner-up, 2004, Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1988, 1989, Chatfield...... 1981 2005 AAA Runner-up 2001 AAA Champion Chokio-Alberta/Herman-Norcross ...... 2003 Lakeville North...... 2007 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 1983, 1985 AA Champion Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley ...... 2004 Litchfield ...... 1987, 1989, 1990, A Runner-up Rochester John Marshall...... 1991 Cloquet...... 2002 Littlefork-Big Falls ...... 2003, 2005 Rochester Mayo...... 1994, 1997 Concordia Academy, Roseville...... 2004 Lyle/Austin Pacelli...... 2001 A Runner-up Rockford ...... 1983, 1990 Coon Rapids ...... 1977 Champion, 1979, 1981, Mabel-Canton...... 1993 Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1988, 1989, 1991, 1982 AA Runner-up Mankato East...... 1985 AA Runner-up, 2000, 2001 Cosmos ...... 1988 1986 AA Champion, 1987, 1988 AA Champion, Rogers ...... 2005 Cretin-Derham Hall...... 1991 AA Runner-up 1989 AA Champion, 1991 AA Champion, 1996, Roseau...... 1999 Cyrus/Hancock...... 1986 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004 Rosemount ...... 1978, 1979 AA Champion, 1986, Dassel-Cokato ...... 1996, 1999 Mankato Loyola ...... 2000 A Runner-up, 1989, 1990, 1998, 2006 AAA Champion Delano ...... 1984, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1993, 2001 A Champion, 2002, 2006 Roseville Area ...... 2003 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2005 Mankato West ...... 1981, 1990 AA Champion, Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks. . . . . 2001, 2002, 2007 Delavan ...... 1979, 1980 1992, 1995 St. Agnes...... 1977, 1983 A Runner-up Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton ...... 2006, 2007 Maple Grove...... 2006 AAA Runner-up St. Anthony Village . . . 2006, 2007 Class AA Runner-up Dover-Eyota ...... 1992 Maple River, Mapleton...... 1990 A Runner-up, 1991, St. Bernard’s . . . 1985 A Champion, 1986 A Champion, Duluth Central ...... 1996 1992 A Champion, 1996 A Champion, 1997, 1987 A Runner-up, 1988, 1989 A Champion, Duluth Denfeld...... 1990 1998 A Runner-up, 2000, 2001 AA Champion, 1990 A Champion, 1993 A Runner-up, Duluth East . . . . . 1977, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1994 2002, 2005, 2006 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000 A Champion, Eagan ...... 1992, 1993 AA Runner-up, Mapleton ...... 1985 2002 A Champion, 2003, 2004 AAA Champions, 1996 AA Runner-up Mapleton-Amboy-Good Thunder . . . 1986 A Runner-up, 2005 A Runner-up Eastview, Apple Valley...... 2003 AAA Champion 1987, 1988, 1989 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 1980, 1981, 1986, Eden Prairie ...... 2002 AAA Champion, 2007 Melrose ...... 1998 1987 AA Runner-up, 1990 Edina East...... 1979 AA Runner-up Menahga ...... 1998, 2004, 2007 St. Cloud Cathedral ...... 1977, 1986 Elgin-Millville ...... 2002, 2004 A Runner-up, 2005 Milaca ...... 1989 St. Cloud Tech...... 1982, 1983, 1993, Elk River Area ...... 1998, 1999, 2003 Minnetonka ...... 1977, 1991, 1999 AA Champion, 1994 AA Champion, 1997 Esko...... 1987, 1995, 1996 A Runner-up, 2000 AAA Champion, 2006 St. Francis ...... 1980, 1983 1998 A Champion, 1999, 2007 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood...... 1994 St. James ...... 1997 A Runner-up Evansville...... 1983, 1984 Monticello ...... 2004 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 2005 Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 1988 Moorhead ...... 1985, 1991 St. Paul Academy & Summit School ...... 2001 Farmington...... 2003 AAA Runner-up Moose Lake...... 1980, 1982 A Champion St. Paul Harding ...... 1980 AA Runner-up, 1985, Foley...... 2005 AA Runner-up Moose Lake/Barnum ...... 1981 A Champion 1986 AA Runner-up Forest Lake ...... 1991, 1995 AA Runner-up, 1997, Morris Area...... 1982, 1989, 1990, 1991, St. Paul Johnson ...... 1990, 2000, 2005 1998, 1999, 2000 AAA Runner-up 1992, 1995, 1996 St. Peter...... 1991, 2003, 2007 Frank B. Kellogg...... 1981 Mound-Westonka ...... 1991 A Runner-up, 1995, Sartell...... 1985 Frazee ...... 1996, 1997 1997 A Champion Sauk Centre ...... 1999 Fridley ...... 1987, 2002 Mounds View...... 1985 Sauk Rapids...... 1984 Glencoe ...... 1985 A Runner-up, 1986, Mountain Iron-Buhl ...... 2004 Shakopee ...... 1979, 1980 1987 A Champion Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin ...... 2001 Silver Bay ...... 2001, 2006 A Runner-up, 2007 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 1995 New Life of Academy of Woodbury ...... 2006, Simley ...... 1982 Glenville ...... 1982 2007 Class A Runner-up Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s ...... 1981, 1982, 1983, Golden Valley ...... 1978, 1979, 1980 A Runner-up New Ulm...... 1982, 1983, 1984, 1993, 1984 A Champion, 2007 Goodhue ...... 1996 1997 AA Runner-up Southland, Adams . . . . 1986, 1987, 1988 A Champion, Grand Rapids...... 1989 New Ulm Cathedral ...... 1989, 1993 A Champion, 1989, 1995 Greenbush-Middle River ...... 2004 1994 A Champion, 1995 A Champion, 1996, Continued on page 253

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Continued from page 252 Virginia...... 2001 White Bear Lake Area . . 1990, 1992, 1994, 2000, 2002 South St. Paul ...... 1979 Wabasha-Kellogg...... 2003, 2006, 2007 White Bear Mariner ...... 1980 Springfield...... 2005, 2006 A Champion Wabasso ...... 1999 A Champion, 2000, 2002 Willmar ...... 1978, 1994 AA Runner-up, 2003, Staples-Motley...... 2004 Wabasso/Sanborn-Lamberton ...... 1990, 1991, 1992 2004, 2005, 2006 Stillwater Area ...... 1986, 1995 AA Champion, Waconia ...... 2002 Winona Cotter ...... 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 1996 AA Champion, 1998 AA Champion, Wadena ...... 1979 A Champion, 1980, 1981 2003 AA Champion, 2004, 2005, 2001, 2003 Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 1993 2006 AA Champion, 2007 Swanville ...... 1997 Warroad...... 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Woodbury ...... 2007 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1978 Runner-up Watertown-Mayer...... 2006 AA Runner-up, 2007 Totino-Grace, Fridley . . 1982, 1983, 1985, 1994, 1995, Wayzata ...... 1980 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 Wheaton...... 2006

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 251) Pine City senior Rhiannon Sauter matched in the victory, and sophomore Brittni Bayers and Althoff. Litzer finished the game with two hits Callahan’s strikeout performance with 11 and juniors Logan Crotty and Ann Kliethermes and one RBI. allowed just three hits. Sauter also had the lone added one apiece. Kliethermes also had two The Eden Prairie Eagles defeated Big Lake RBI for the Dragons. stolen bases for the Polars. 5-0 in the third-place game. Junior Natalie Stoll, In the consolation championship, Esko Dordel took the loss, striking out 18 while who went 3-for-4 at the plate, led the Eagles. defeated Watertown-Mayer 2-1 in 11 innings. giving up six hits. She finished the two-day long She also had four RBI batted and scored a run. Esko sophomore Erin Emanuel broke a 1-1 tie in tournament with 49 strikeouts, establishing a Senior Carissa Ketcher turned in a 3-for-3 per- the top of the 11th inning when she scored on a new state tournament for strikeouts in the formance as well. sacrifice fly from senior Stacie Miller. event. Junior Kelsey Kalkman led the Hawks Big Lake’s hits came from juniors Chelsea Senior Kayla Jenkins won the pitcher’s duel, offensively with two hits. Erickson and Niki Michaelis. They each went 2- striking out 12. Watertown-Mayer sophomore On its way to the championship game, North for-3 at the plate. Liz Reinert was equally as impressive. She went defeated Woodbury in the quarterfinals 5-2. The Woodbury, which was making its debut tour- the whole game, scattering four hits while strik- Polars took advantage of three Woodbury errors nament appearance, beat Lakeville North 4-2 to ing out 13. en route to the victory. Kelley earned the win for claim the consolation title. Woodbury junior North allowing nine hits while striking out Alexandra Chichila was the winning pitcher. Class AAA seven. Senior Sara Sbragia also did her part with She scattered four hits while striking out five. The Polars of North, North St. Paul (24-5), two RBI for the Polars. Junior Chrissy Wallin was a perfect 3-for-3 at earned their second championship after defeat- Big Lake fell to North 9-4 in the semifinals. the plate, scored one run, and also added one ing Chaska 1-0 in 11 innings. The school, which The Polars pounded out 19 hits and broke a 3-3 RBI. Senior Casey Moore went 2-for-3 with a was making its eighth appearance overall, won tie with three runs in the top of the third inning. run scored as well. its only other title in 1984. The Chaska Hawks In the fifth inning, they opened a 9-3 lead with Senior Rachel Ratzlaff, who went 2-for-2 at (24-6) were making their second tournament three more runs. Kimmie Linda went 3-for-5 at the plate and had two RBI, led Lakeville North. appearance. the plate, and junior Molly Holder, senior Jessica Senior pitchers Sarah Nelson and Kristine It was sophomore Kari Dorle who gave the Mroz, and Sbragia all added two RBI apiece. Turner each struck out two batters for the Polars their victory in the bottom of the 11th In the upper bracket, Chaska eked out a 1-0 Panthers. inning. She was up after junior Molly Harder quarterfinal victory over Totino-Grace of Annandale was the final team to compete in had advanced to second after a walk and a sacri- Fridley. Kelsey Kalkman led off with a double in the Class AAA tournament. The defending fice. Dorle, who had gone 0-for-3 in her first the bottom of the seventh inning, and senior champions from Rosemount lost to Lakeville at-bats, got behind 0-2 in the count before she Mara Litzer brought home the pinch runner, North (2-0) in the Section 1AAA champi- singled to left center and brought Harder home. sophomore Hailie Klein, when she hit a single onship. Up to that point, the game was the true def- up the middle. Brynne Dordel pitched the com- inition of a pitcher's duel as Chaska senior plete game for Chaska. She struck out 15 batters, The 2007 State Girls’ Softball Tournament Brynne Dordel and North senior Nicole Kelley while allowing only two hits. was held at Caswell Park in North Mankato on combined for 24 strikeouts and just 10 hits. In the semifinals, Chaska defeated Eden June 7-8. Paid attendance for the tournament Kelley went the distance to earn the win, strik- Prairie 5-0. The Hawks extended their lead to 5- was 7,519. ing out six while allowing four hits. 0 in the fifth inning on a single from Litzer, a Junior Kimmie Linda had two hits for North groundout, and a double from sophomore Ari

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Fast-Pitch Softball 253 SPEECH Eagan earns record 20 medals in Class AA; Walker-Hackensack-Akeley wins 15 Class A medals

alker-Hackensack-Akeley won five Weinhandl of Cannon Falls in Informative gold medals in the Class A competi- Speaking; and Colby Whitmore of Fairmont in Wtion, while Eagan took home four gold Serious Interpretation of Drama. medals in the Class AA event. Overall, Eagan Duffey, a senior, in winning his second gold won 20 medals, which was a new state tourna- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW medal this year also earned his fourth overall ment record. medal. Josh Plattner and Kaitlyn Berry, both Seven defending champions also won more Walker-Hackensack-Akeley had three win- from Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, also joined gold: Miles Duffey of Fairmont, Soren Larson of ners, Fairmont had two winners, and six other the relatively short list of competitors to win Mounds Park Academy, Ephrem Shaffer of schools had one winner each. Besides Duffey, four medals. Staples-Motley, and Rachel Swedburg of Larson, Shaffer and Swedburg, the other 2007 Four returning medalists earned their third Walker-Hackensack-Akeley in Class A; and champions were: Tyler Hamlin and Melanie medals this year: Sarah Johnson of Walker- Alex Stephenson of Eagan, Hannah Ubl of Miesen of Springfield in Duo Interpretation; Hackensack-Akeley; Sarah Savage of Esko; Lakeville North, and Laura Peterson of Eastview Sarah Johnson of Walker-Hackensack-Akeley in Ephrem Shaffer of Staples-Motley; and Anna in Class AA. Serious Interpretation of Prose; Mia Overly of Zelenz of St. Peter. Three Class A competitors won rare Twenty-one returning medalists fourth medals this year. Miles Duffey of earned their second medals this year: Fairmont won his second consecutive title Chelsea Adams of Park Rapids Area; in Humorous Interpretation, and Kaitlyn Elisabeth Backer of St. Croix Lutheran; Berry of Walker-Hackensack-Akeley was Aaron Doyle of Mankato Loyola; the runner-up in Serious Interpretation of Maggie Gleason of Minnesota Valley Drama. Josh Plattner of Walker- Lutheran; Emily Jansen of St. Peter; Hackensack-Akeley placed second in Brett Johnson of Walker-Hackensack- Humorous Interpretation. None of the Akeley; Soren Larson of Mounds Park Class AA competitors earned a fourth Academy; Michelle Lutz of St. Peter; medal this year. Maggie Michenfelder of St. Charles;

Overall, four Class A contestants and MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Christopher Olson of Staple-Motley; two Class AA contestants earned coveted Jacque Olson of Springfield; Sean third medals. Paskach of Lakeview (Cottonwood); Matt Privratsky of Walker-Hackensack- Class A Akeley; Karina Rajtar of St. Anthony Walker-Hackensack-Akeley led all Village; Samantha Stiehl of Cannon schools in gold medals, winning five. Of Falls; Rachel Swedburg of Walker- the seven returning gold medalists, only Hackensack-Akeley; Joseph Thom of four succeeded in winning an event again Mankato Loyola; David Tomporowski this year. Three competitors were success- of Perham; Beth Walker of Fairmont; ful in winning their fourth medal. Colby Whitmore of Fairmont; and The 2006 champions who returned in Nicholas Yozamp of St. Cloud the same category were: Timothy Meyer of Cathedral. St. Cloud Cathedral in Duo Interpre- Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, which tation, Miles Duffey of Fairmont in qualified a tournament-leading 25 com- Humorous Interpretation, and Soren petitors, led all teams in total medal Larson of Mounds Park Academy of count with 15. Mounds Park Academy St. Paul in Original Oratory. The champi- of St. Paul qualified 22 individuals and ons who competed in different categories brought home eight medals. Fairmont were: Ephrem Shaffer of Staples-Motley in was third highest with six medal- Creative Expression; David Tomporowski winners. With medals awarded to as of Perham in Great Speeches; Scott many as eight top finishers, 44 schools Lenner of St. Cloud Cathedral in were represented by students awarded Humorous Interpretation; and Rachel medals for their 2007 state tournament Swedburg of Walker-Hackensack-Akeley performances. in Serious Interpretation of Poetry. Last Ephrem Shaffer of Staples-Motley won his second gold medal in There were 93 Class A teams repre- year, Shaffer won in Serious Interpre- the Class A competition. This year, he won in Creative sented at the tournament, and 215 tation of Prose, Tomporowski won in Expression. In 2006, he took top honors in Serious Interpretation Class A teams that competed in speech of Prose. Informative Speaking, and Swedburg won statewide this year. in Serious Interpretation of Drama. Meyer and Eveleth-Gilbert in Great Speeches; Matt Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, with five win- Lenner of St. Cloud Cathedral were the champi- Privratsky of Walker-Hackensack-Akeley in ners, now can claim 37 state champions between ons in Duo Interpretation. This year Meyer Discussion; Sarah Savage of Esko in 1969 and 2007, which is fourth place on the list competed with Greta Barthelemy. Duffey and Storytelling; Laryssa Schoeck of Walker- of Most State Champions-All Classes. Mounds Larson succeeded in defending their titles. Hackensack-Akeley in Extemporaneous Park Academy now has 19 state champions, Shaffer and Swedburg won again in their new Reading; Beth Tuller of Walker-Hackensack- good for seventh place on that list. With its 15 categories. Akeley in Extemporaneous Speaking; Ashley Continued on page 258

254 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Wells Fargo Spotlight on the Arts Award of Excellence Class A

Winners of the 2007 Wells Fargo Spotlight on the Arts Award of Excellence in Class A Speech include: Ephrem Shaffer, Staples- Motley; Matt Privratsky, Walker- Hackensack-Akeley; Tyler Hamlin, Springfield; Melanie Miesen, Springfield; Laryssa Schoeck, Walker- Hackensack-Akeley; Beth Tuller, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley; Mia Overly, Eveleth-Gilbert; Miles Duffey, Fairmont; Ashley Weinhandl, Cannon Falls; Soren Larson, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul; Colby Whitmore, Fairmont; Rachel Swedburg, Walker- Hackensack-Akeley; Sarah Johnson, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley; Sarah Savage, Esko.

Class AA

Winners of the 2007 Wells Fargo Spotlight on the Arts Award of Excellence in Class AA Speech include: Jay Walker, Eagan; Cady Nicol, Mankato East; Matt Cerar, Moorhead; Tausha Taylor, Moorhead; Sahr Brima, Roseville Area; Alex Stephenson, Eagan; Susan Close, Eastview, Apple Valley; John Ward, Eagan; Shayla Owodunni, Lakeville North; Carrie VanDusen, Apple Valley; Hannah Ubl, Lakeville North; Lauren Evans, Eagan; Eric Engstrom, Apple Valley; Laura Peterson, Eastview, Apple Valley.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 255 2007 Class A Medal Winners

1st Ephrem Shaffer, 11, Staples-Motley CREATIVE 2nd Patrick McLoone, 12, Mankato Loyola EXPRESSION 3rd Patrick Van Nevel, 12, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 4th Michael Johnson, 10, Wabasha-Kellogg 5th James Munson, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 6th Sammie Guck, 12, Perham 7th Anthony Pilloud, 11, Blackduck Ephrem Shaffer 8th Katie Axford, 9, Windom Area Staples-Motley

1st Matt Privratsky, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley DISCUSSION 2nd David Byrne, 12, St. Cloud Cathedral 3rd Joseph Thom, 12, Mankato Loyola 4th Mychal Hadrich, 12, McGregor 5th Ryan Soller, 11, Belle Plaine 6th Matt Stensland Bos, 10, Luverne Matt Privratsky Walker-Hackensack-Akeley

1st Tyler Hamlin, 12, & Melanie Miesen, 12, Springfield DUO 2nd Jill Kerrigan, 11, & Stephanie Sine, 11, Walker-Hackensack- Akeley INTERPRETATION 3rd Casey Smithley, 10, & Jacob Johnson, 10, Staples-Motley 4th Luke Hensel, 12, & Grant Ertl, 12, Park Rapids Area 5th Ross Hackenmiller, 12, & Patrick Sullivan, 12, Kasson- Mantorville Melanie Miesen & 6th Pat Gustafson, 12, & Mary Gustafson, 12, St. Anthony Village 7th Morgan LeClaire, 9, & Simone LeClaire, 10, Cass Lake-Bena Tyler Hamlin 8th Taylor Burgraff, 10, & Josh Vetter, 10, Fairmont Springfield

1st Laryssa Schoeck, 9, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley EXTEMPORANEOUS 2nd Maggie Gleason, 12, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm READING 3rd Elisabeth Backer, 12, St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul 4th Katherine Gherty, 11, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 5th Hannah Furuseth, 10, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 6th Faith Derynck, 12, Rockford 7th Alicia Adams, 12, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton Laryssa Schoeck 8th Nina Neidhardt, 12, Rockford Walker-Hackensack-Akeley

1st Beth Tuller, 11, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley EXTEMPORANEOUS 2nd Beth Walker, 12, Fairmont SPEAKING 3rd Katlin Korynta, 11, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4th Taylor Enerson, 12, *Fosston/Bagley 5th Chris Shorter, 12, Cannon Falls 6th Claire Daley, 11, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 7th Justin Bertram, 11, Milaca Beth Tuller 8th Herbie Kretzsinger, 12, East Grand Forks Walker-Hackensack-Akeley

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

256 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Class A Medal Winners

1st Mia Overly, 11, Eveleth-Gilbert GREAT 2nd David Tomporowski, 11, Perham SPEECHES 3rd Nicholas Yozamp, 12, St. Cloud Cathedral 4th Anna Zelenz, 11, St. Peter 5th Anna Krenkel, 11, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6th Julia Wolfe, 11, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 7th Teresa Smit, 12, Wabasha-Kellogg Mia Overly 8th Lindsey Trio, 12, Maple River, Mapleton Eveleth-Gilbert

1st Miles Duffey, 12, Fairmont HUMOROUS 2nd Josh Plattner, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley INTERPRETATION 3rd Sean Paskach, 12, Lakeview, Cottonwood 4th Maggie Michenfelder, 11, St. Charles 5th Aaron Doyle, 12, Mankato Loyola 6th Scott Lenner, 12, St. Cloud Cathedral 7th Caitlin Alexander, 11, Rochester Lourdes Miles Duffey Fairmont

1st Ashley Weinhandl, 12, Cannon Falls INFORMATIVE 2nd Michelle Lutz, 12, St. Peter SPEAKING 3rd Karina Rajtar, 12, St. Anthony Village 4th Rachel Wilson, 12, Round Lake-Brewster 5th Keni Zenner, 10, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 6th Cooper Taylor, 11, Blackduck 7th Michelle Wallin, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Ashley Weinhandl Cannon Falls

1st Soren Larson, 12, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul ORIGINAL 2nd Jacque Olson, 12, Springfield ORATORY 3rd Alecia Woods, 9, St. Peter 4th Brett Johnson, 11, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 5th Samantha Stiehl, 12, Cannon Falls 6th Donna Allen, 11, Blackduck 7th Marilyn Corson, 8, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Soren Larson 8th Dana Draper, 10, Fairmont Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul

1st Colby Whitmore, 12, Fairmont SERIOUS 2nd Kaitlyn Berry, 11, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley INTERPRETATION 3rd Christopher Olson, 12, Staples-Motley 4th Rachel Stobb, 11, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton OF DRAMA 5th Alex Bornstein, 10, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6th Sydney Place, 11, Southwest Star Concept, Okabena 7th Erik Lane, 12, St. Charles 8th Brianna Dankers, 10, Lake City Colby Whitmore Fairmont

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 257 2007 Class A Medal Winners

1st Rachel Swedburg, 11, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley SERIOUS 2nd Annie Scott, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley INTERPRETATION 3rd Patricia Dana, 12, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 4th Laura Volk, 10, Southwest Star Concept, Okabena OF POETRY 5th Chelsea Adams, 10, Park Rapids Area 6th Katie Oelfke, 11, Rockford 7th Danica Bitker, 12, Aitkin 8th Alison Suzukamo, 10, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Rachel Swedburg Walker-Hackensack-Akeley

1st Sarah Johnson, 12, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley SERIOUS 2nd Sarah Cartwright, 12, Windom Area INTERPRETATION 3rd Patrick Kloeckner, 9, Fairmont 4th Katelin DeLorenzo, 8, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley OF PROSE 5th Elizabeth Kemmeter, 12, New Ulm Cathedral 6th Lucy Lloyd, 12, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 7th Laura Wiering, 12, Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 8th Emily Galvin, 12, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis Sarah Johnson Walker-Hackensack-Akeley

1st Sarah Savage, Esko STORYTELLING 2nd Jay Bluhm, 12, Christ’s Household of Faith, St. Paul 3rd Emily Jansen, 10, St. Peter 4th Ben VanMoer, 11, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 5th Caitlyn Swinney, 10, Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 6th Naomi Musselman, 12, Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 7th Amber Gran, 11, Park Rapids Area Sarah Savage Esko

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 254) medals this year, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Stephenson of Eagan won his second consecu- only competitors to win a third medal. However, still tops the list of top medal-winning Class A tive title in Extemporaneous Speaking. Hannah 39 other returning medalists earned their second schools with 187. Mounds Park Academy, hav- Ubl of Lakeville North defended her title in medals: Joshua Allen of Eastview; Solveig ing won eight medals this year, now ranks a dis- Serious Interpretation of Drama. Laura Peterson Beckel of Mankato East; Greta Besser of tant second with 93. Mankato Loyola had three of Eastview in Apple Valley repeated in Lakeville North; Paul Blaschko of Mankato medalists this year and the school now ranks Storytelling, her third medal in that event. East; Adam Bouchareb of Lakeville North; third with 89. The other 2007 state champions were: Eric Sarah Bougie of Eagan; Kimberly Braun of Engstrom of Apple Valley in Serious Mankato West; Alex Brehm of Eagan; Matt Class AA Interpretation of Prose; Carrie VanDusen of Cerar of Moorhead; Samantha Dolan of Eagan; Eagan won 20 medals, including four first- Apple Valley in Original Oratory; Lauren Evans Charlie Douglass of Roseville Area; Eric place golds, at the 2007 State Speech of Eagan in Serious Interpretation of Poetry; Jay Engstrom of Apple Valley; Lauren Evans of Tournament. That is a new state tournament Walker of Eagan in Creative Expression; John Eagan; Brendan Frost of Moorhead; Maddie record, breaking the mark of 17 that Apple Ward of Eagan in Humorous Interpretation; Gardner of Eagan; Hillary Gebert of Eastview; Valley won in 2002. Susan Close of Eastview in Great Speeches; Elena Glass of Roseville Area; Laura Jacob of Lakeville North was second in total medal Shayla Owodunni of Lakeville North in Forest Lake; Claire Jacobson of Eastview; Angie count with 15, including two first-place golds. Informative Speaking; Cady Nicol of Mankato Janas of Centennial, Circle Pines; Anne Kreuser Apple Valley earned 14 medals, two of which East in Discussion; Matt Cerar and Tausha of Lakeville North; Ari Lebowitz of Eagan; Xiao were gold. Gold medals were awarded to com- Taylor of Moorhead in Duo Interpretation; and Xiao Lou of Apple Valley; Andrew Messer of petitors from seven different schools. Sahr Brima of Roseville Area in Roseville Area; Nina Moini of Eastview; The Class AA field featured 49 returning Extemporaneous Reading. Olusheun Olupitan of Apple Valley; Akshar 2006 medalists. Three champions, the only non- None of the Class AA competitors earned a Rambachan of Eastview; Timmie Sharma of seniors who won last year, returned and all three coveted fourth medal this year. Eagan’s Eden Prairie; Caroline Snowden of Eagan; Alex won again in the same category. Alex Stephenson and Eastview’s Peterson were the Continued on page 261

258 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Class AA Medal Winners

1st Jay Walker, 12, Eagan CREATIVE 2nd Andrew Messer, 12, Roseville Area EXPRESSION 3rd Paul Blaschko, 12, Mankato East 4th Evan Christie, 12, Moorhead 5th Sam Thompson, 11, Apple Valley 6th Timmie Sharma, 12, Eden Prairie 7th Renua Oshozekhai, 12, Park Center, Brooklyn Park Jay Walker 8th Sameep Mehrotra, 10, Eagan Eagan

1st Cady Nicol, 12, Mankato East DISCUSSION 2nd Elliot Musilek, 12, Benilde St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 3rd Kimberly Braun, 12, Mankato West 4th Michael Manansala, 11, Rochester John Marshall 5th Kasia Bartzcak, 12, Eastview, Apple Valley 6th Crysta Culp, 12, Lakeville North 7th Zachary Field, 11, Coon Rapids Cady Nicol 8th Marcus Wax, 10, Bemidji Mankato East

1st Matt Cerar, 12, & Tausha Taylor, 12, Moorhead DRAMATIC 2nd Chris Anderson, 12, & Claire Jacobson, 11, Eastview, Apple Valley DUO 3rd Adam Christensen, 10, & Jorie Kosel, 10, Moorhead 4th Katie Zehr, 12, & Adam Bouchareb, 10, Lakeville North 5th Charlie Douglass, 11, & Elena Glass, 11, Roseville Area 6th Nate Berkopec, 11, & Claire Friedman, 12, Eagan Matt Cerar & 7th Hillary Gebert, 12, & John DeFrance, 11, Eastview, Tausha Taylor Apple Valley 8th Ben Passer, 12, & Katie Fraser, 12, Roseville Area Moorhead

1st Sahr Brima, 12, Roseville Area EXTEMPORANEOUS 2nd Deepta Holalkere, 12, Thief River Falls READING 3rd Laura Jacob, 11, Forest Lake 4th Ari Lebowitz, 12, Eagan 5th Jen Pagh, 12, Eastview, Apple Valley 6th Solveig Beckel, 11, Mankato East 7th Emily Tappainer, 12, Apple Valley Sahr Brima 8th Kori Nelson, 11, Centennial, Circle Pines Roseville Area

1st Alex Stephenson, 12, Eagan EXTEMPORANEOUS 2nd Akshar Rambachan, 11, Eastview, Apple Valley SPEAKING 3rd Timothy Greenfield, 12, Apple Valley 4th Alex Gaterud, 12, Mankato West 5th Matt Amdahl, 12, Eagan 6th Maddie Gardner, 11, Eagan 7th Courtney Erickson, 11, Lakeville North Alex Stephenson Eagan

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 259 2007 Class AA Medal Winners

1st Susan Close, 11, Eastview, Apple Valley GREAT 2nd Kyle Stokes, 12, Lakeville North SPEECHES 3rd Annie Burkhart, 11, Mankato East 4th XiaoXiao Lou, 12, Apple Valley 5th Karthiga Veeramani, 10, St. Cloud Tech 6th Kimberly Zamora, Park, Cottage Grove 7th Lynn Olson , 12, Moorhead Susan Close 8th Katherine Julik-Heine, 12, Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom Eastview, Apple Valley

1st John Ward, 11, Eagan HUMOROUS 2nd Michael Reynolds, 11, Eagan INTERPRETATION 3rd Abby Carl, 12, St. Cloud Tech 4th Joshua Allen, 12, Eastview, Apple Valley 5th Tristan Larson, 10, Moorhead 6th Rick Yuronich, 11, Lakeville North 7th Ellen Roos, 11, Apple Valley John Ward 8th Maria Wimmer, 12, Lakeville North Eagan

1st Shayla Owodunni, 11, Lakeville North INFORMATIVE 2nd Rachel Koch, 12, St. Cloud Tech SPEAKING 3rd Szuyin Leow, 10, Apple Valley 4th Michelle Keohane, 10, Apple Valley 5th Alex Brehm, 12, Eagan 6th Amanda Johnson, 10, Eagan 7th Zach Leonard, 10, Hermantown Shayla Owodunni 8th Alice Liu, 11, Mounds View Lakeville North

1st Carrie VanDusen, 12, Apple Valley ORIGINAL 2nd Susan Gerbensky, 12, Apple Valley ORATORY 3rd Sarah Bougie, 12, Eagan 4th Cassie Batchelder, 12, Lakeville North 5th Matt Fitzgerald, 12, Moorhead 6th Brendan Troy, 11, Eagan 7th Anne Kreuser, 12, Lakeville North Carrie VanDusen 8th Marisa Gage, 11, Eagan Apple Valley

1st Hannah Ubl, 12, Lakeville North SERIOUS 2nd Dana Kernik, 12, Roseville Area INTERPRETATION 3rd Katie Anderson, 12, Apple Valley 4th Brendan Frost, 12, Moorhead OF DRAMA 5th Chevala Conner, 11, Apple Valley 6th Angie Janas, 12, Centennial, Circle Pines 7th Joe Stodola, 12, Lakeville North 8th Caroline Snowden, 11, Eagan Hannah Ubl Lakeville North

260 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Class AA Medal Winners

1st Lauren Evans, 12, Eagan SERIOUS 2nd Jamaka Young, 12, Apple Valley INTERPRETATION 3rd Meghan Kreidler, 10, Eagan 4th Tiana Otto, 11, St. Cloud Tech OF POETRY 5th Kaio Kealohapauole, 12, Duluth Denfeld 6th Lauren Wertz, 12, Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 7th Trung Le Nguyen, 11, Totino-Grace, Fridley Lauren Evans Eagan

1st Eric Engstrom, 12, Apple Valley SERIOUS 2nd Olusheun Olupitan, 12, Apple Valley INTERPRETATION 3rd Brooke Johnson, 12, Roseville Area 4th Nina Moini, 12, Eastview, Apple Valley OF PROSE 5th Adam Falk, 12, Lakeville North 6th Nina Reynolds, 12, Eagan 7th Andrew Stevens, 11, Eagan 8th Kelsey Langness, 10, Moorhead Eric Engstrom Apple Valley

1st Laura Peterson, 12, Eastview, Apple Valley STORYTELLING 2nd Samantha Dolan, 11, Eagan 3rd Greta Besser, 10, Lakeville North 4th Emily Kaufenberg, 9, Roseville Area 5th Kelsey Baubie, 11, Eastview, Apple Valley 6th Taylor Gjesdahl, 10, Lakeville North 7th Ashley Mardell, 9, Lakeville North Laura Peterson 8th James Blaschko, 10, Mankato East Eastview, Apple Valley

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 258) Stephenson of Eagan; Kyle Stokes of Lakeville four gold medals this year and remains in second viduals. Overall, the 2007 tournament qualifiers North; Hannah Ubl of Lakeville North; Carrie place with a total of 46. Forest Lake, despite represented 58 Class AA teams. Students from VanDusen of Apple Valley; Jay Walker of Eagan; having no champions this year, remains in third 347 Minnesota high schools participated in John Ward of Eagan; Lauren Wertz of Benilde- place with 40. With medals awarded to as many speech during the current school year on 215 St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park; Maria Wimmer of as eight top finishers, students awarded medals Class A teams and 116 Class AA teams. Lakeville North; Jamaka Young of Apple Valley; for their 2007 tournament performances repre- and Rick Yuronich of Lakeville North. sented 24 teams. The 2007 State Speech Tournament was Apple Valley remains atop the all-class gold Lakeville North led the field by qualifying 27 conducted at South St. Paul High School. The medal tally list for state tournaments from 1969 individuals. Benilde-St. Margaret’s and Eagan Class A competition was held April 20 and the through 2007 with a total of 67. Eagan earned were next highest with each qualifying 26 indi- Class A competition was held April 21.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 261 THREE-TIME Two-Time Class A Gold Medal Champions — 1969-2007 CLASS A Aitkin, Jackman, Lisa, 1988, 1989, A Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, Camacho, Cathryn, 2002, 2004, A GOLD MEDAL Belle Plaine, Walton, Val, 1977, 1979, A Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, Griffith, Joe, 1998, 1999, A CHAMPIONS Blake School (The), White, Ann Marie, 1984, 1985, A Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, Kehoe, Chris, 2002, 2003, A Chatfield, Eickhoff, Erik, 1997, 1999. A Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, Kraut, Liz, 2002, 2004, A 1969-2007 Crookston, Mullins, Jesi, 2003, 2004, A Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, Larson, Soren, 2006, 2007, A De LaSalle, Craven, Santino, 2000, 2001, A Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin, Anderson, Justin, 2000, 2001, A Cort Sylvester Fairmont, Duffey, Miles, 2006, 2007, A New London-Spicer, Nelson, Peter, 1977, 1978, A Frazee, Bradbury, Boyd, 1983, 1984, A Pipestone Area & Pipestone-Jasper, Wildermuth, Danelle, 2002, Barnesville Glyndon-Felton, Trickle, Terri, 1988,1990, A 2003, A 1983, 1984, 1985 Hermantown, Bjorlin, Stephen, 2004, 2005, A Rochester Lourdes, McIntyre, Patrick, 1997, 1998 A Hills-Beaver Creek, Ebert, Matt, 1995, 1996, A Sacred Heart East Grand Forks, Senger, Ben, 1994, 1996, A Hills-Beaver Creek, Ebert, Todd, 1989, 1990, A St. Anthony Village, Foster, Dan, 2003, 2004, A Lake Park-Audubon, Christoffers, Renae, 1992, 1993, A St. Anthony Village, Lusvardi, Tony, 1996, 1998, A Luverne, Opsata, Becky, 1987, 1988, A St. Peter, Hewitt, Kyle, 2000, 2001, A Luverne, Roberts, Victoria, 1983, 1984, A St. Peter, Robinson, Matt, 1995, 1996, A Mankato Loyola, Chin, Grace, 1985, 1986, A Sartell, Marcyes, Kim, 1980, 1981, A Mankato Loyola, Pallo, Jane, 1991, 1992, A Staples-Motley, Shaffer, Ephrem, 2006, 2007, A Mankato Loyola, Ulman, Nancy, 1989,1991, A Staples-Motley, Swenson, Jacob, 2002, 2003, A Mesabi East Aurora & Biwabik, Makkyla, James, 1988, Walker, Winegar, Kathi, 1976,1978, A 1990, A Walker-Hackensack, Darcy, Christy, 1985,1986, A Montevideo, Anderson, Gregory, 1994, 1995, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Swedburg, Rachel, 2006, 2007, A Montevideo, Billehus, Jodi, 1980, 1981, A Windom Area, Bockelmann, Melissa, 1992, 1993, A Montevideo, TeBeest, Jonathon, 1994, 1995, A Winona Cotter, Baisley, Tony, 1990, 1991, A

TOP 10 1. 187 Walker – Walker-Hackensack – 8. 54 St. Anthony Village – earned in A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley; earned in A 54 Staples & Staples Area & Staples-Motley, MEDAL-WINNING 2. 93 Mounds Park Academy, earned in A earned in A SCHOOLS 3. 89 Mankato Loyola; earned in A 10. 53 Cannon Falls & Cannon Falls/America’s NOW CLASS A 4. 69 Park Rapids Area; earned in A & AA & SC Heritage School, earned in A & SC 5. 59 The Blake School; earned in A & SC 53 Mountain Lake & Mountain 1969-2007 6. 58 Windom Area & Windom, earned in A & SC Lake/Butterfield-Odin, earned in A & SC 7. 56 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton – Glyndon-Felton, earned in A

Notes: Dramatic Duos are counted as a single medal for the two participants; SC = Single Class Competition; AA = Class AA Competition; A = Class A Competition

THREE-TIME Two-Time Class AA Gold Medal Champions — 1969-2007 CLASS AA Apple Valley, Carlson, Gretchen, 1990, 1991, AA Eastview Apple Valley, Gates, Amy, 2004, 2005, AA GOLD MEDAL Apple Valley, Halvorson, Leah, 1994, 1997, AA Eastview, Apple Valley, Peterson, Laura, 2006, 2007, AA CHAMPIONS Apple Valley, Haugen, Gena, 2003, 2004, AA Forest Lake, Kelly, John, 1978, 1979, AA Apple Valley, Lindberg, Ryan, 1999, 2000, AA Forest Lake, Laroche, Regina, 1979, 1980, AA 1969-2007 Apple Valley, Roberts, Brian, 1993, 1995, AA Forest Lake, Nerhus, Caroline, 1995, 1996, AA Apple Valley, Robison, Jenna, 1991, 1992, AA Forest Lake, Shoberg Zea, John, 1993, 1994, AA Eric Fenstermaker Bloomington Jefferson, Malhotra, Paven, 1997, 1998, AA Grand Rapids, Vergin, Mike, 1986, 1987, AA Eagan - 1997, 1998, 2000 Eagan, Boyd, Felicia, 2005, 2006, AA Lakeville North, Ubl, Hannah, 2006, 2007, AA Tom Finley Eagan, Boyd, Nick, 2001, 2002, AA Mankato West, Elrod, Leah, 1974, 1975, SC Eagan - 2001, 2002, 2003 Eagan, Egan, John, 1999, 2000, AA Marshall, Douma, Greg, 1993, 1994, AA Gena Haugen Eagan, Finley, Tom, 2001, 2002, AA Marshall, Reimler, James,1979, 1980, AA Eagan, Roy, Abhrajeet, 2004, 2006, AA Moorhead, Pezalla, Andrew, 1997, 1999, AA Apple Valley - Eagan, Samuel, Andrew, 2004, 2005, AA Robbinsdale Cooper, Zahn, Steve, 1985, 1986, AA 2003, 2004, 2005 Eagan, Simpson, Maiysha, 1991, 1992, AA St. Cloud Apollo, Simpson, Matthew, 2004, 2005, AA Natalie Sintek Eagan, Stephenson, Alex, 2006, 2007, AA St. Peter, Anderson, Karen, 1983, 1984, AA Eagan - 2002, 2003, 2004 Eagan, Sintek, Natalie, 2002, 2003, AA St. Peter, Cavett, Mariah, 2001, 2003, A & AA Eagan, Walls, Jaime, 1995, 1996, AA Shakopee, Baer, Trent, 1994, 1995, AA Eastview Apple Valley, Bowman, Ann, 2001, 2002, AA Willmar, Fragodt, Brian, 1975, 1977, SC & AA

TOP 10 1. 288 Apple Valley, earned in AA 6. 80 Woodbury; earned in AA ; previous co-op MEDAL-WINNING 2. 198 Eagan, earned in AA with Park, Cottage Grove 3. 175 Forest Lake, earned in AA & SC 7. 69 Moorhead, earned in AA & SC SCHOOLS 4. 119 Marshall, earned in AA & SC 8. 66 Coon Rapids; earned in AA & SC NOW CLASS AA 5. 97 Benilde-Saint Margaret’s, earned in A (14) 9. 61 Anoka; earned in AA & SC 1969-2007 & AA (63) 10. 59 Mankato East, earned in AA & SC

Notes: Dramatic Duos are counted as a single medal for the two participants; SC = Single Class Competition; AA = Class AA Competition; A = Class A Competition

262 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Speech Tournament Medal Records — 1969-2007 pple Valley in Class AA and Walker- each division. The first two-class competition was added making the number of categories 13. In 2002 Hackensack-Akeley in Class A lead their held in 1976. In 1979 the number of medals award- the format changed to qualify three entries from Arespective classes in number of medals ed in each of the 11 categories of competition each section in each category, and having three earned at State Speech Tournaments from 1969 to increased from three to six. In 1989 the number of preliminary rounds at the State Tournament before 2007. The year 1969 marked the first year in which categories increased to 12. In 1990 medals were the finals. Since 1969 students from 384 member a preliminary round and final round resulted in awarded to each of the finalists through eighth schools have won medals at the State Speech awarding medals to the top three place winners in place. In 1993, the Dramatic Duo category was Tournament.

Most State Speech Medals Won by a School in a Single Year Class AA & Class A – 1969-2007 1. 20...... Eagan, 2007, AA 7...... Roseville Area, 2007, AA 2. 17...... Apple Valley, 2002, AA 7 ....Winona Cotter, 1993, A 3. 16...... Apple Valley, 2003, 2004, AA 7 ....Woodbury, 1989, AA 16...... Eagan, 1995, 2002, AA 68. 6...... Anoka, 1997, 1999, AA 16 ....Forest Lake, 1993, AA 6 ....Apple Valley, 1989, AA 16...... Mounds Park Academy, 2003, A 6 ....Blake School (The), 1990, A 7. 15 ....Apple Valley,1992, 2000, AA 6...... Cannon Falls, 1997, A 15 ....Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 2001, AA 6...... Centennial, Circle Pines, 1997, AA 15...... Eagan, 2006, AA 6 ....Coon Rapids, 1980, AA 15...... Lakeville North, 2007, AA 6 ....Dassel-Cokato, 1993, A 15...... Mounds Park Academy, 2004, A 6...... Fairmont, 2007, A 15...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 2007, A 6 ....Forest Lake, 1988, 1997, 2002, AA 13. 14...... Apple Valley, 1995, 2005, 2007, AA 6 ....Hermantown, 2002, A 14...... Eagan, 1999, 2003, AA 6 ....Luverne, 1993, A 15. 13...... Apple Valley, 1998, 1999, 2006, AA 6 ....Marshall, 1988, 1989, AA 13...... Forest Lake, 1994, AA 6...... Minnewaska Area, Glenwood, 1995, A 13...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 2003, A 6 ....Montevideo, 1991, 1992, A 18. 12 ....Apple Valley, 1991, 1994, AA 6 ....Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin, 1986, A 12...... Eagan, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2005, AA 6...... St. Cloud Apollo, 2004, AA 20. 11 ....Apple Valley, 1990, 1997, 2001, AA 6...... St. Cloud Cathedral, 2003, 2006, A 11...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 2004, AA 6 ....Shakopee, 1981, AA 11 ....Eagan, 1993, 2001, AA 6 ....Walker-Hackensack, 1982, 1986, 1997, 2000 A 11...... Eastview, Apple Valley, 2006, AA 6 ....Windom Area, 1993, 2000, A 11...... Forest Lake, 1998, AA 6 ....Winona Cotter, 1992, A 11...... Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul, 2005, A 6 ....Woodbury, 1986, 1998, AA 26. 10...... Apple Valley, 1996, AA 90. 5...... Anoka, 1996, AA 10 ....Bemidji, 1990, AA 5 ....Apple Valley, 1986, 1988, 19 93, AA 10 ....Eagan, 2004, AA 5 ....Barnesville, 1985, A 10...... Eastview, Apple Valley, 2007, AA 5...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1996, 1998, 2005, AA 10 ....Forest Lake, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1996, AA 5...... Centennial, Circle Pines, 2000, 2001, AA 10...... Lakeville, 2001 AA 5...... Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom, 1997, AA 10 ....Mankato Loyola, 1986, A 5 ....Coon Rapids, 1981, AA 10...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 1996, 2005, A 5...... Dassel-Cokato, 1999, A 10 ....Woodbury,1990, AA 5...... Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 2000, 2002, 2005, A 35. 9 ....Apple Valley, 1987, AA 5 ....Eagan, 1992, AA 9...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 2000, AA 5 ....Eastview, Apple Valley, 2002, AA 9...... Eastview, Apple Valley, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA 5...... Eden Prairie, 1998, AA 9 ....Forest Lake, 1990, AA 5 ....Forest Lake, 1983, AA 9...... Hermantown, 2004, 2005, A 5...... LeSueur-Henderson/Cleveland, 2000, A 9...... Lakeville North, 2006, AA 5...... Mankato East, 2007, AA 9 ....Mankato Loyola, 1989, A 5 ....Mankato Loyola, 1982, 1985, A 9 ....Marshall, 1991, 1994, AA 5 ....Marshall, 1984, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1997, AA 9 ....Mounds Park Academy, 2002, 2006, A 5 ....Minneapolis South, 1986, AA 9...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 2004, 2006, A 5...... Mounds Park Academy, 2001, A 45. 8...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 1999, AA 5 ....Mountain Lake, 1980, 1981, A 8...... Eagan, 2000, AA 5 ....Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin, 2002, A 8 ....Forest Lake, 1987, AA 5 ....Park Rapids Area, 1986, 1991, A 8...... Lakeville, 2004, 2005, AA 5 ....Robbinsdale Armstrong, 1990, 1991, 1996, AA 8 ....Mankato Loyola, 1983, A 5...... Rochester Lourdes, 1998, A 8...... Moorhead, 2003, 2007, AA 5...... Roseville Area, 2005, AA 8...... Mounds Park Academy, 2007, A 5 ....St. Anthony Village, 2002, 2003, A 8...... Roseville Area, 2006, AA 5...... St. Cloud Apollo, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA 8...... St. Anthony Village, 1998, A 5...... St. Cloud Tech, 2004, AA 8...... St. Cloud Apollo, 2003, AA 5...... St. Peter, 2006, A 8...... St. Cloud Cathedral, 2005, A 5 ....Shakopee,1979, AA 8...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 1994, 1995, 1998, 2001, A 5...... Springfield/Comfrey, 2005 A 57. 7 ....Anoka, 1991, 1992, AA 5 ....Staples-Motley, 1991, A 7 ....Apple Valley, 1981, AA 5 ....Walker, 1976, 1977, 1979 & 1980, A 7 ....Bemidji, 1992, AA 5 ....Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 1992, 1999, A 7...... Fairmont, 2006, A 5...... Windom Area, 1997, A 7 ....Forest Lake, 1985, AA 5 ....Winona Cotter, 1989, A 7 ....Mankato Loyola, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1990, A 5 ....Woodbury,1987, 1988, AA 7...... Marshall, 1998, 2001, AA 7...... Moorhead, 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA (Many schools with 1 to 4 medals won in a single year)

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 263 Most State Speech Champions by a School in a Single Year Class AA & Class A – 1969-2007 1. 6...... Apple Valley, 1994, AA 3...... Eagan, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2005 AA 2. 5 ....Apple Valley,1992, 1995, 2000, AA 3 ....Forest Lake, 1990, AA 5 ....Forest Lake, 1989, AA 3 ....Mankato Loyola, 1986, 1987, 1989, A 5...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 2007, A 3 ....Marshall, 1980, 1998, AA 4. 4 ....Apple Valley, 1990, 1991, 2004, AA 3 ....Mounds Park Academy, 2002 A 4 ....Eagan, 1992, 2001, 2002, 2006, AA 3 ....Robbinsdale, 1981, AA 4 ....Forest Lake, 1991, 1994, AA 3...... St. Cloud Cathedral, 2006, A 4...... Mounds Park Academy, 2003, 2004, A 3...... Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, 2000, 2005 A 8. 3...... Apple Valley, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005 AA 3...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s, 2001, AA (Many schools with 1 to 2 champions in a single year)

Most State Speech Champions by a School All Classes – 1969-2007 1. 65 ....Apple Valley, (AA) 7...... Cannon Falls, (2-SC & 5-A) 2. 42 ....Eagan, (AA) 7 ....Pipestone [4]; Pipestone-Jasper [2]; Pipestone Area [1] (A) 3. 40 ....Forest Lake, (2-SC & 38-AA) 7 ....Rochester Lourdes, (A) 4. 37 ....Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, (1-SC & 33-A) 7 ....Winona Cotter, (A) 5. 23 ....Marshall, (AA) 7 ....Woodbury, (AA) 6. 20 ....Mankato Loyola, (A) 33. 6 ....Anoka, (AA) 7. 19...... Mounds Park Academy (A) 6 ....Benilde-St. Margaret’s (AA) 8. 13 ....Blake School (The), (A) 6 ....Cannon Falls (2-SC & 4-A) 13 ....Bloomington Jefferson, (2-SC & 11-AA) 6...... DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (A) 13 ....St. Peter, (6-AA, 7-A ) 6 ....Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton [4] & Glyndon-Felton [2] (A) 11. 12 ....Staples-Motley, (A) 6 ....Duluth Denfeld, (1-SC & 5-AA) 12. 11 ....Montevideo, (1-SC & 10-A) 6 ....Grand Rapids, (1-SC & 5-AA) 11 ....Staples-Motley, (A) 6...... St. Cloud Cathedral, (A) 14. 10 ....Coon Rapids, (3-SC & 7-AA) 41. 5 ....Aitkin (A) 10 ....Robbinsdale, (3-SC & 7-AA) 5...... Belle Plaine (A) 10...... Windom Area, (1-SC & 9-A) 5 ....Brainerd, (1-SC & 4-AA) 17. 9...... Eastview, Apple Valley, (AA) 5 ....Hills-Beaver Creek, (A) 9 ....Luverne, (A) 5 ....Jordan (1-SC & 4A) 9 ....Robbinsdale Cooper, (3-SC & 6-AA) 5 ....Mountain Lake (A) 9 ....St. Anthony Village (1-SC & 6-A) 5 ....Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin (A) 21. 8 ....Dassel-Cokato, (A) 5 ....Red Wing, (AA) 8...... Hermantown (A) 5 ....Robbinsdale Armstrong, (1-SC & 4-AA) 8 ....Mankato East, (1-SC & 7-AA) (Many schools with 1 to 4 Gold Medal winning champions) 8 ....Mankato West, (3-SC & 5-AA) Notes: Dramatic Duos are counted as a single medal for the two 8 ....Park Rapids Area, (2-AA & 6-A) participants; SC = Single Class Competition; AA = Class AA Competition; 8 ....Shakopee, (AA) A = Class A Competition 27. 7 ....Barnesville, (A)

Most State Speech Medals Earned by an Individual All Classes – 1969-2007 5 MEDALS - (1) Sacred Heart East Grand Forks, Senger, Ben, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, A 4 MEDALS - (29) Apple Valley, Hermann, Sara, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, AA Mounds Park Academy, Coomes, Alexander (Zander), 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, A Apple Valley, Sadler, Nick, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, AA Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin, Harder, Cassie, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Barnesville, Sylvester, Cort, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, A Park Rapids Area, Broughton, Matt, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 A Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton; Glyndon, Bjorhus, Rachel, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, A Pipestone, Carlson, Kevin, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, A Eagan, Fenstermaker, Eric, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Sacred Heart East Grand Forks, Senger, Laura, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, A Eagan, Finley, Tom, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA St. Cloud Cathedral, Petheo, Elizabeth, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, A Eagan, Simpson, Maiysha, 1990, 1991, 1992,1993, AA Staples-Motley, Swenson, Jacob, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Eagan, Schaefer, Whitney, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA Stewartville, Brandon Nielsen, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, A Eastview, Apple Valley, Stewart, Cory, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Plattner, Josh, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Ely, Manlove, Joe, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Berry, Kaitlyn, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Fairmont, Duffey, Miles, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Windom Area, Bockelmann, Melissa, 1990,1991,1992, 1993, A Hermantown, Bjorlin, Stephen, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, A Windom Area, LaCanne, Mary, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, A Hermantown, Durheim, Ann, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, A Windom Area, Wojahn, Elizabeth, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, A Hills-Beaver Creek, Ebert, Todd, 1987,1988, 1989, 1990, A Worthington, Lonneman, Rick, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Mounds Park Academy, Brower, Julia, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, A

264 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Most State Speech Medals Earned by an Individual All Classes – 1969-2007 3 MEDALS - (168) Academy of Holy Angels, Lau, John, 1986, 1988, 1989, AA Forest Lake, Zapzalka, Heidi, 1989, 1990, 1991, AA Academy of Holy Angels, Peterson, Peter, 1999, 2000, 2001, A & AA Fosston/Bagley, Friborg, Jolynn, 1991, 1992, 1994, A Aitkin, Cook, Jenny, 1987, 1988, 1989, A Fosston/Bagley, LaVine, Briana, 1997, 1999, 2001, A Apple Valley, Bailey, Jessica, 1997, 1998, 1999, AA Fulda, Kuehl, Scott,1985, 1986, 1987, A Apple Valley, Carlson, Gretchen, 1989, 1990, 1991, AA Glencoe-Silver Lake, Conkel, Julia, 1997, 1998, 1999, A Apple Valley, Ebel, Steve, 1987, 1987,1988, AA Glyndon-Felton, Burnside, Adam, 1988, 1989, 1990, A Apple Valley, King, Aaron, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Glyndon-Felton, Trickle, Terri, 1988, 1989, 1990, A Apple Valley, Koch, Sarah, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Grand Rapids, Miltich, Louise, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Apple Valley, Lopez, Rebecca, 1981, 1982, 1983, AA Henry Sibley, Kyle, Earle, F. IV, 1981, 1982, 1983, AA Apple Valley, Montgomery, Christiaan, 1996, 1997, 1999, AA Hermantown, Johnston, Jessica, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Apple Valley, Overgaard, Holly, 2000, 2001, 2002, AA Hermantown, Kaas, Kathryn, 2003, 2004, 2005, A Apple Valley, Sokolovsky, Jay, 1990, 1991, 1992, AA Hills-Beaver Creek, Ebert, Matt, 1995, 1996, 1997, A Bemidji, Duranske, Ben, 1990, 1991,1992, AA Jordan, Baldwin, Kevin, 1978, 1979,1980, A Bemidji, Kishel, Ann-Marie, 1988, 1990, 1991, AA Lake City, Helbig, KumRae, 1993, 1994, 1995, A Bemidji, Monfrooe, Amanda, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Lake Crystal, Norman, David, 1978, 1979, 1980, A Bemidji, Skogerboe, Joshua,1988, 1989, 1990, AA Lake Crystal, Norman, Kris, 1985,1986, 1987, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Dobbe, Dan, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA Lake Crystal, Phelps, Chris, 1983, 1984, 1985, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Dunbar, Matt, 1995, 1996, 1997, A Lakeville, Larson, Anna Margaret, 2000, 2001, 2002, AA Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Hittler, Caroline, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Lakeville North, Doyle, James, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Johnson, Jaci, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA Lewiston-Altura, Heublein, Heather, 1992, 1993, 1994, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Letak, Liz, 1998, 2000, 2001, AA Lewiston-Altura, Hovelson, Andrew, 2000, 2001, 2002, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, McGinty, Katie, 2000, 2001, 2003, AA Mankato East, Kagermeier, Jordan, 1986, 1987, 1988, AA Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Pechacek, Sheila, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA Mankato Loyola, Chin, Grace, 1984, 1985, 1986, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Rondoni, Anne, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Mankato Loyola, Holden, Sarah, 1983, 1986,1987, A Benilde-St. Margaret’s, Shea, Claire, 2002, 2004, 2005, AA Mankato Loyola, Shaw, Lily, 1986, 1988, 1989, A Blake School (The), Garen, Kiva, 1993, 1994, 1995, A Mankato Loyola, Simonette, Tina, 1988, 1989, 1990, A Bloomington Jefferson, Ly, Doan, 1993, 1994, 1995, AA Mankato Loyola, Ulman, Nancy, 1989, 1990, 1991, A Blackduck, Delaney, Nicole, 2004, 2005, 2006, A Mankato West, Fowler, Jim, 1997, 1998, 1999, AA Blue Earth Area, Brandsoy, Anna, 1995, 1996, 1997, A Maple River, Mapleton, Anderson, Jessica, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Brainerd, Goodwin, Ellen, 1977, 1978, 1979, AA Marshall, Anderson, Court, 1996, 1997, 1998, AA Canby, McLain, Jessica, 1994, 1995, 1996, A Marshall, Cole, Brian,1986, 1987, 1988, AA Cannon Falls, Anderson, Stacy, 1996, 1998, 1999, A Marshall, Douma, Jeff, 1988, 1989, 1990, AA Chatfield, Eickhoff, Erik, 1997, 1998, 1999, A Marshall, Oglesby, Lydia, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Chisago Lakes Area, McGrane, Kindra, 1997, 1998, 1999, AA Marshall, Reimler, John, 1976, 1977,1978, AA Dassel-Cokato, Imberg, Audrey, 1998, 1999, 2000, A & AA Marshall, Swanson, Joel, 1994, 1995, 1996, AA Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, Cummings, Rick, 1998, 1999, 2000, A Marshall, Wagner, Mike, 1991, 1993, 1994, AA Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, Kruse-Bunnell, Brandi, 2004, 2005, 2006, A Mesabi East, Aurora & Biwabik, Goodman, Chris, 1988, 1990, 1991, A Eagan, Bechtle, Paige, 2002, 2003, 2004, AA Mesabi East, Aurora & Biwabik, Makkyla, James, 1988, 1989,1990, A Eagan, Brook, Serena, 2002, 2003, 2004, AA Milaca, Johnston, Jennifer,1985, 1986, 1987, A Eagan, Dannecker, Sarah, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Minneapolis Patrick Henry, Harris, Nicole, 1992, 1993, 1994, AA Eagan, Egan, John, 1999, 2000, 2001, AA Minneapolis South, Lee, Suzanne, 1992, 1993, 1994, AA Eagan, Mozer, Katie, 1995, 1996, 1997, AA Minneota, Anderson, Laurie, 1993, 1994, 1996, A Eagan, Roy, Abhrajeet, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, Scharf, Matt, 1998, 1999, 2000, A Eagan, Samuel, Andrew, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Montevideo, Anderson, Gregory, 1993, 1994, 1995, A Eagan, Sintek, Natalie, 2002, 2003, 2004, AA Montevideo, Schutz, Nicholas, 1990, 1991,1992, A Eagan, Stephenson, Alex, 2005, 2006, 2007, AA Montevideo, Seeley, Melissa, 1992, 1993, 1994, A Eagan, Walls, Jaime, 1994, 1995, 1996, AA Moorhead, Costin, Krista, 2002, 2003, 2004, AA Eastview, Apple Valley, Peterson, Laura, 2005, 2006, 2007, AA Mounds Park Academy, Camacho, Cathryn, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Eden Prairie, Talbert, Stacy, 1998, 1999, 2000, AA Mounds Park Academy, Cotterell, Jack, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Edina, Davis, Erik, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Mounds Park Academy, Brower, Julia, 2001, 2002, 2003, A Edina, Puram, Rishi, 2002, 2003, 2004, AA Mounds Park Academy, Griffith, Joe, 1996, 1998, 1999, A Esko, Savage, Sarah, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Mounds Park Academy, Kraut, Liz, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Eveleth-Gilbert, Bol, Lisa, 2000, 2001, 2002, A Mounds Park Academy, Sand, Erik, 2001, 2002, 2003, A Eveleth-Gilbert, Samson, Lisa, 1987, 1988, 1990, A Mounds Park Academy, Schilling, Emogene, 2004, 2005, 2006, A Fairmont, Johnson, Arica, 2004, 2005, 2006, A Mounds Park Academy, Stenquist, Asha, 2003, 2004, 2005, A Forest Lake, Anderson, Matt, 1992, 1993, 1994, AA Mountain Lake & Mountain Lake/Butterfield-Odin, Dick, Marie, 1985, 1986, 1988, A Forest Lake, Avery, Annette, 1991, 1992, 1993, AA Mountain Lake, Engstrom, David, 1978, 1979, 1980, A Forest Lake, Fearing, Mark, 1984, 1985, 1986, AA Mountain Lake, Janzen, Barbara, 1975, 1976,1977, SC & A Forest Lake, Parker, Elise, 1992, 1993, 1994, AA (Continued on page 266) NOTE: SC = Single Class Competition; AA = Class AA Competition; A = Class A Competition

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Speech 265 Most State Speech Medals Earned by an Individual All Classes – 1969-2007

3 MEDALS - (Continued from page 265) Murray County Central, Slayton, Hafner, Lucy, 1994, 1996, 1997, A Staples-Motley, Shaffer, Ephrem, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Park, Cottage Grove, Gutierrez, Michelle, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Thief River Falls, Stock, Bridgette, 1997, 1998, 1999, AA Park Rapids Area, Spangler, Sarah, 1991, 1992,1993, A Wadena-Deer Creek, Jantzen, Rocky, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Pequot Lakes, Scott, Jake, 2002, 2004, 2005, A Walker, Winegar, Kris, 1977, 1979, 1980, A Perham, Ulrich, Christina, 1999, 2000, 2001, A Walker-Hackensack, Darcy, Christy, 1984, 1985, 1986, A Pipestone-Jasper & Pipestone, Hummel, Bethany, 1992, 1993, 1994, A Walker-Hackensack, Reid, Jennifer, 1982, 1983, 1984, A Red Lake Falls, Cameron, Scott,1980,1981, 1982, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Arnold, Adam, 1991, 1992, 1993, A Red Wing, Hill, Katie, 2000, 2001, 2002, AA Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Chase, Carissa, 2003, 2004, 2005, A Robbinsdale Armstrong, Moquist, Kaia, 1990, 1991, 1992, AA Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Cravens, Sara, 2000, 2001, 2002, A Roseville Area, Huth, Ben, 2004, 2005, 2006, AA Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Holk, Krystle, 2002, 2003, 2004, A St. Anthony Village, Abdul, Lola, 2002, 2003, 2004, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Johnson, Sarah, 2005, 2006, 2007, A St. Anthony Village, Eckert, Scott, 1996, 1997, 1998, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Knight, Katie, 2003, 2004, 2005, A St. Anthony Village, Lusvardi, Tony, 1996, 1997, 1998, A Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Mueller, Samantha, 2003, 2004, 2005, A St. Cloud Apollo, Boles, Holly, 2001, 2002, 2003, AA Walker-Hackensack-Akeley, Zubke, Jenette, 1996, 1997, 1998, A St. Cloud Apollo, Simpson, Matthew, 2003, 2004, 2005, AA Willmar, Hoaglund, Traci, 1989, 1990, 1992, AA St. Cloud Cathedral, Borman, Helen, 1984, 1985, 1986, A Winona, Mosley, Adair, 2000, AA / St. Charles 1998, 1999, A St. Cloud Tech, Bendix, Elizabeth, 2001, 2003, 2004, AA Winona Cotter, Baisley, Tony, 1989, 1990, 1991, A St. Francis, Hammer, Sarah, 1989, 1990, 1991, AA Winona Cotter, Mulrooney, Erin, 1996, 1997, 1998, A St. Peter, Anderson, Karen, 1982, 1983,1984, AA Winona Cotter, Schrandt, Jessy, 1991, 1992, 1993, A St. Peter, Cavett, Mariah, 2001, A; 2002, 2003, AA Woodbury, Burrows, Ann, 1987, 1988, 1990, AA St. Peter, Zelenz, Anna, 2005, 2006, 2007, A Woodbury, Lindberg, Ann, 1991, 1993, 1994, AA Shakopee, Baer, Trent, 1993, 1994, 1995, AA Woodbury, Rao, Krishna, 1999, 2000, 2001, AA Shakopee, Post, G. Ashley, 1995, 1996, 1997, AA Woodbury, Stenemann, Erik, 1987, 1988, 1989, AA Springfield/Comfrey, Sandmann, Kristine, 1993, 1994, 1995, A Worthington, Ahmed, Kamal, 1984, 1985, 1986, AA

266 Speech 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ SWIMMING & DIVING St. Thomas Academy wins third consecutive Class A title; Burnsville takes top honors in Class AA

By Ellen Giloy 1:42.21. He also won the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:46.75. Strumbell’s brother, junior Zack, t. Thomas Academy of Mendota Heights also won two events; he took top honors in the won its third consecutive title and its 50 and 100 freestyle races. Seighth in nine years at the Class A meet. 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Junior Matt Gallagher of Northfield also suc- The Cadets defeated the runners-up from cessfully defended his title in the 100 butterfly. Northfield by 66 points. In Class AA, the ninth the 100 freestyle. This year’s winning time was 52.51. Burnsville Blaze won their second title, but first Junior A.J. Rohde also placed in two events Other winners at the 2007 meet were since 1985. They finished with 206.5 points, for St. Thomas Academy; he was 13th in the Mankato West senior Kirby Mattocks in one while the second-place finishers from Mounds 100 backstroke and 15th in the 200 individual meter diving and Spring Lake Park junior Kyle View came in at 175. medley. Sophomore Owen Rickey, sophomore Winiecki in the 100 backstroke. The Northfield Two new all-time records were set during the Mike Quinn, and senior Andrew Johnston team of senior Alex Case, senior Matt Class AA meet. Senior Curt Carlson of Maple earned the remaining points for the Cadets. Gallagher, senior Sam Betterley, and junior Grove broke Olympian Tom Malchow’s record Rickey was fifth in the 100 backstroke, Quinn Aaron Bisch won the 400 freestyle relay with a in the 200 freestyle and set the new standard at placed ninth in the 100 breaststroke, and time of 3:16.14. 1:38.35. In the 50 freestyle, senior Michael Johnston finished 11th in the 200 freestyle. Richards of Roseville Area set a new record of Junior Luke Strumbell of Eveleth-Gilbert Class AA 20.22. successfully defended his title in the 200 In Class AA, the Blaze of Burnsville One additional swimmer set a Class AA freestyle with a Class A record-setting time of improved on last year’s fifth-place finish to claim record; senior Philip Seleskie of Hastings their second title. They won their first swam the 100 backstroke in 49.43. in 1985. The Blaze didn’t win a single Luke Strumbell, a junior at Eveleth- event, but took the lead after third- and Gilbert, set the only Class A record. He eighth-place finishes in the 100 completed the 200 freestyle with a time of freestyle. 1:42.21. Burnsville finished with 206.5 points. Mounds View improved one Class A place to win runner-up honors with 175 The Cadets of St. Thomas Academy points, and Edina was third with 174. won their eighth team title in nine years Edina placed seventh in 2006. and their ninth overall. The Cadets won Every Burnsville swimmer that qual- two relay and two individual titles to fin- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO ified for the meet scored points in the ish with 259 points. Northfield placed sec- victory. Junior Paul Tierney led the ond with 193 points, and Hibbing was Blaze with a runner-up finish in the 200 third with 192.5 points. In 2006, freestyle and a third-place showing 100 Northfield finished in sixth place, and freestyle. Hibbing placed eighth. All three of the Blaze’s relay teams Junior Matt Hoyland won both the also had top 5 finishes. Tierney, sopho- 200 individual medley and the 100 breast- more Travis Jensen, and seniors Micale stroke to lead St. Thomas Academy. His Paine and Alex Hanson earned runner- times were 1:57.48 and 57.05, respective- up honors in the 400 freestyle relay. ly. He also competed on both of the win- Tierney, Jensen, Paine, and senior Lee ning relay teams. The Cadets won the 200 DesMarais placed third in the 200 medley for a second consecutive year with freestyle relay, and Jensen, Hanson, a time of 1:38.22. Seniors Peter Curran, DesMarais, and senior Paul Henriksen Nathan Pete, and Noah Winden joined were fifth in the 200 medley relay. Hoyland on that team. Hanson, Jensen, and junior Brady The Cadets also won the 200 freestyle Huemann placed eighth, 14th, and relay for a second consecutive year. 16th, respectively, in the 200 individual Hoyland, Curran, senior Kyle Simonson, medley. In the 500 freestyle Jensen was and junior Colin Drake completed the sixth, ninth-grader Thomas Elling race in 1:28.55. placed 10th, and Henriksen finished Simonson added a runner-up finish in 13th. the 200 freestyle and a fourth-place finish Micale Paine added another 24 in the 100 freestyle, and Drake was 13th points for Burnsville with a sixth-place in the 200 freestyle. showing in the 50 freestyle and an Nathan Pete scored 33 points with his eighth-place finish in the 100 freestyle. third-place showing in the 200 individual Curt Carlson of Maple Grove (top) and Michael Richards of Huemann and Elling earned the final medley and his runner-up finish in the Roseville Area check their race times and discover they set new points for the Blaze. Huemann tied for 500 freestyle. Peter Curran was fourth in Class AA and All-Time meet records in their respective races. sixth place in the 100 backstroke and the 100 butterfly, while Noah Winden was Carlson’s time of 1:38.35 set the record in the 200 freestyle and Elling placed 13th in the 100 butterfly. eighth in the 200 individual medley and Richard’s time of 20.22 set the new standard in the 50 freestyle. Continued on page 273

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Swimming & Diving 267 St. Thomas Academy — 2007 State Class A Team Champion

Row 1 (L-R): A. Hulse, M. Mancebo, Z. Johnson, S. Rock, M. Wicker, R. Schafer, A. Bartol, S. Maguire, P. Bartol, D. Brombach, D. Schaefer, BOYS’ CLASS A CHAMPION M. Houle, M. Wicker, C. Rohde, P. Brunkhorst, L. Casper, C. Drake. Row 2: G. Mollner, M. Hoyland, P. Lucke, M. Quinn, B. Plunkett, N. Pete, A. Johnston, B. Van Klein, N. Winninger, B. Wollan, A. Ostrosky, C. Triggs, J. Dohnalek, D. Drake, W. Rock. Row 3: Coach Barnes, Coach Westerback, C. Schlank, A. Szymanski, M. Schroer, J. Davis, M. Brombach, K. Simonson, P. Curran, D. Adornato, P. Connelly, C. Wollan, J. Schneeman, A.J. Rhode, N. Winden, A. St. Martin, M. Velasquez, J. Smith.

2007 State Meet Team Scores — Class A March 1-3, 2007 Aquatic Center, U of M, Minneapolis Place School / Team Points Place School / Team...... Points 1 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights...... 259 21 *Mankato East/Loyola ...... 33 2 *Northfield ...... 193 *Dassel-Cokato/Litchfield ...... 33 3 Hibbing...... 192.5 23 Mesabi East, Aurora ...... 30 4 Fergus Falls ...... 161 Duluth Denfeld ...... 30 5 Red Wing ...... 148 25 South St. Paul...... 19 6 Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 132 26 Duluth East ...... 18 7 *Faribault High School ...... 127 27 Chisholm ...... 16 8 Spring Lake Park ...... 100 28 Detroit Lakes...... 13 9 Grand Rapids ...... 90 29 Rocori, Cold Spring...... 12 10 Willmar ...... 86 30 Park Rapids Area ...... 11 11 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 83 31 Austin ...... 7 12 *Mankato West ...... 77 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park ...... 7 13 Orono ...... 71 33 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 6 14 Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 64 Virginia ...... 6 15 *Hutchinson Tigers ...... 63 35 International Falls ...... 5 16 *Breck/Blake ...... 54 Perham ...... 5 17 Monticello...... 43.5 37 Albert Lea ...... 4 18 *Montevideo/YME ...... 43 St. Louis Park ...... 4 19 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 39 39 Fridley ...... 2 20 Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 36 40 *Melrose/Sauk Centre...... 1

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

268 Boys’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Class A State individual Medal Winners 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 100 YARD FREESTYLE All-Time State Meet Record: 1:33.31, 1991, Minnetonka All-Time State Meet Record: 44.96, 1998, Jordan Watland, Minnetonka (Jeff Dragsten, Aaron Shapley, Brad Grabham, Scott Gagner) Class A State Meet Record: 45.08, 2004, Jason Timmer, Sauk Rapids-Rice Class A State Meet Record: 1:37.21, 2006, St. Thomas Academy, PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Taylor Schlank, Matt Hoyland, Peter Curran, Peter Bauleke) 1 Zack Strumbell 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 46.96 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Kyle Winiecki 11 Spring Lake Park 48.21 1 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights (Nathan Pete, 12; 1:38.22 3 Joe Schulte 12 Hibbing 48.52 Matt Hoyland, 11; Peter Curran, 12; Noah Winden, 12) 4 Kyle Simonson 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 48.99 2 *Northfield 1:38.79 5 Alex Case 12 Northfield* 49.08 3 Hibbing 1:40.32 6 Nate Schwichtenberg 12 Sartell-St. Stephen 49.32 4 Fergus Falls 1:40.53 7 Andrew Fuller 11 *Faribault High School 49.52 5 Eveleth-Gilbert 1:42.49 8 Luke Albares 11 Monticello 49.67 6 *Hutchinson Tigers 1:43.45 7 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 1:43.80 500 YARD FREESTYLE 8 Red Wing 1:43.89 All-Time State Meet Record: 4:28.00, 1995, Tom Malchow, St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 200 YARD FREESTYLE Class A State Meet Record: 4:39.48, 2004, Scott Lang, All-Time State Meet Record: 1:38.35, 2007, Curt Carlson, Maple Grove Simley, Inver Grove Heights Class A State Meet Record: 1:42.21, 2007, Luke Strumbell, Eveleth-Gilbert PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 1 Luke Strumbell 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 4:46.75 1 Luke Strumbell 11 Eveleth-Gilbert # 1:42.21 2 Nathan Pete 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 4:50.53 2 Kyle Simonson 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1:46.46 3 Shane Oquist 12 Monticello 4:56.48 3 Dan Hilback 12 Grand Rapids 1:47.38 4 Reilly Dougherty 11 Hibbing 4:58.18 4 John Rosier 12 Mesabi East, Aurora 1:48.84 5 Sam Betterley 12 *Northfield 4:58.97 5 Andrew Fuller 11 *Faribault High School 1:49.55 6 Casey Murnane 10 Red Wing 5:00.84 6 Shane Oquist 12 Monticello 1:49.78 7 Galen Magnuson 10 Orono 5:05.02 6 Reilly Dougherty 11 Hibbing 1:49.78 8 Paul Fenlason 11 Sartell-St. Stephen 5:08.40 8 Billy Schultze 11 *Mankato East/Loyola 1:50.08 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY All-Time State Meet Record: 1:24.68, 1999, Alexandria All-Time State Meet Record: 1:47.71, 2006, Mark Solfelt, Eden Prairie (Mark Atwood, Erik Esbjornsson, Kyle Weimer, Luke Vestrum) Class A State Meet Record: 1:56.16, 2001, Jason Timmer, Sauk Rapids-Rice Class A State Meet Record: 1:26.41, 1999, *Red Wing/Winger Academy PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Justin Hake, Nick Brase, Nate Brase, Phil Kiczula) 1 Matt Hoyland 11 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1:57.48 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Mike Hurley 8 Fergus Falls 1:59.52 1 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights (Matt Hoyland, 11; 1:28.55 3 Nathan Pete 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 1:59.74 Peter Curran, 12; Kyle Simonson, 12; Colin Drake, 11) 4 Sam Betterley 12 *Northfield 2:01.05 2 *Faribault High School 1:29.13 5 John Piirainen 11 *Breck/Blake 2:01.78 3 Willmar 1:29.90 6 Corey Davis 11 *Mankato West 2:02.93 4 Hibbing 1:30.34 7 Keenan Buhl 11 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 2:03.41 5 Red Wing 1:31.87 8 Noah Winden 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 2:04.36 6 *Hutchinson Tigers 1:32.07 7 Fergus Falls 1:32.25 50 YARD FREESTYLE 8 Grand Rapids 1:32.56 All-Time State Meet Record: 20.22, 2007, Michael Richards, Roseville Area Class A State Meet Record: 20.62, 2001, Mike Hagen, *Montevideo/YME 100 YARD BACKSTROKE PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME All-Time State Meet Record: 49.21, 1993, Jeff Dragsten, Minnetonka 1 Zack Strumbell 11 Eveleth-Gilbert 21.57 Class A State Meet Record: 51.61, 1998, Keannan Faruq, *Breck/Blake 2 Joe Schulte 12 Hibbing 21.62 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Nate Schwichtenberg 12 Sartell-St. Stephen 21.82 1 Kyle Winiecki 11 Spring Lake Park 54.45 4 Matt Gallagher 12 *Northfield 21.83 2 Alex Case 12 *Northfield 55.09 5 Tyler Verry 12 Duluth Denfeld 22.03 3 David Lopez 12 Duluth East 56.17 6 Luke Pechmann 11 Detroit Lakes 22.25 4 Corey Davis 11 *Mankato West 56.54 7 Trevor Miller 12 South St. Paul 22.35 5 Owen Rickey 10 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 56.87 8 Joey Clapp 10 *Faribault High School 22.37 6 Luke Money 12 Fergus Falls 57.25 7 David Nedrud 11 *Montevideo/YME 57.50 ONE METER DIVING 8 Alec Nielsen 11 *Faribault High School 57.62 All-Time State Meet Record: 532.70, 1997, Dan Croaston, Champlin Park Class A State Meet Record: 474.30, 2002, Doug Klein, Red Wing 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL FINAL SCORE All-Time State Meet Record: 55.83, 1992, Aaron Shapley, Minnetonka 1 Kirby Mattocks 12 *Mankato West 451.80 Class A State Meet Record: 56.47, 2006, Peter Goeman, Grand Rapids 2 Wilson Robinson 12 Hibbing 406.10 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Danny Pogue 11 Chisholm 399.35 1 Matt Hoyland 11 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 57.05 4 Adam Starr 11 *Mankato West 395.45 2 Mike Hurley 8 Fergus Falls 1:01.34 5 Luke Weber 10 *Mankato West 365.95 3 John Piirainen 11 *Breck/Blake 1:01.88 6 Turner Eckstrom 9 Red Wing 364.05 4 Grant Frost 12 Red Wing 1:02.85 7 Marcus Rien 12 Rocori, Cold Spring 361.85 5 Tom Biedron 12 Spring Lake Park 1:03.01 8 Gavin Goulet 10 Grand Rapids 318.45 6 Jeff Bauer 11 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 1:03.37 7 Aaron Bisch 11 *Northfield 1:03.95 100 YARD BUTTERFLY 8 Mike Davidson 12 Hibbing 1:03.99 All-Time State Meet Record: 48.20, 1995, Martin Zielinski, Bloomington Jefferson Class A State Meet Record: 50.13, 2002, Justin Hake, Red Wing 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME All-Time State Meet Record: 3:05.38, 2005, Eden Prairie 1 Matt Gallagher 12 *Northfield 52.51 (Cameron Seebeck, Jason Hauck, Zach Shimota, Mark Solfelt) 2 Luke Money 12 Fergus Falls 53.02 Class A State Meet Record: 3:08.62, 2002, St. Thomas Academy, 3 Tyler Verry 12 Duluth Denfeld 53.08 Mendota Heights (Kerry O’Neill, Patrick Vandam, Kip Winden, Jeremy Harris) 4 Peter Curran 12 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 53.72 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 5 Adam Gross 11 Sauk Rapids-Rice 54.78 1 *Northfield (Matt Gallagher, 12; 3:16.14 6 Kyle Engen 9 Red Wing 55.31 Alex Case, 12; Aaron Bisch, 11; Sam Betterley, 12) 7 Andy Kern 12 Hibbing 55.53 2 *Faribault High School 3:18.25 8 Dan Hilback 12 Grand Rapids 55.80 3 Willmar 3:21.56 4 Fergus Falls 3:21.69 5 Hibbing 3:22.72 6 Red Wing 3:23.05 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Breck/Blake includes Breck School, 7 Eveleth-Gilbert 3:23.88 Golden Valley & The Blake School, Minneapolis; Fergus Falls Otters includes 8 Orono 3:24.07 Hillcrest Lutheran Academy; Montevideo/YME includes Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls. # New Class A State Meet Record

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Swimming & Diving 269 Burnsville — 2007 State Class AA Team Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Tyler Hanson, David Kramer, Travis Jensen, Alan Riveros, Micale Paine, Peter McDonald, Andy Steeg, Thomas Elling. Row BOYS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION 2: Charlie Nimtz, Paul Henriksen, Bryant Craig, Brandon Newberger, Lee DesMarais, Matt Wenino, Chip Sandahl, Alex Hanson. Row 3: Gabe Hartog, Matt Sandeberg, Alex Luu, Tyler Webb, Matt Kiehn, Brady Huemann, Mitch Reierson, Humberto Garay. Row 4: Head Coach Jeff Marshall, Pete Peterson, John Maust, Chase Racek, Paul Tierney, Roddy Jarnagin. Not Pictured: Asst. Coach Sheila Nelson.

2007 State Meet Team Scores — Class AA March 1-3, 2007 Aquatic Center, U of M, Minneapolis Place School / Team Points Place School / Team...... Points 1 Burnsville ...... 206.5 21 *Rochester John Marshall...... 34 2 Mounds View ...... 175 22 Bloomington Kennedy...... 33 3 Edina...... 174 23 Anoka ...... 32 4 Stillwater Area ...... 153 24 Prior Lake ...... 30 5 Minnetonka ...... 148 25 *Winona/Cotter ...... 27 6 Maple Grove ...... 125 26 Lakeville North ...... 26 7 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul...... 112 *Brainerd ...... 26 8 Roseville Area ...... 111 28 Forest Lake ...... 22 9 Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 98 29 Bloomington Jefferson ...... 21 10 Hastings ...... 93 30 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 19.5 11 Chaska ...... 80 31 Wayzata ...... 19 12 Rochester Century ...... 76 Moorhead ...... 19 13 Farmington ...... 75 33 Rosemount ...... 14 14 Hopkins ...... 57 34 *St. Paul Highland Park/SPA ...... 12 15 Rochester Mayo ...... 54 35 North, North St. Paul...... 9 16 Woodbury ...... 53 36 Eagan ...... 6 17 *Elk River Area ...... 48 37 *Blaine...... 5 Eden Prairie ...... 48 38 Owatonna ...... 4 19 Apple Valley ...... 40 39 Andover...... 3 20 St. Cloud Tech...... 36 40 Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

270 Boys’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Class AA State Individual Medal Winners 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 100 YARD FREESTYLE All-Time State Meet Record: 1:33.31, 1991, Minnetonka All-Time State Meet Record: 44.96, 1998, Jordan Watland, Minnetonka (Jeff Dragsten, Aaron Shapley, Brad Grabham, Scott Gagner) Class AA State Meet Record: 44.96, 1998, Jordan Watland, Minnetonka Class AA State Meet Record: 1:34.27, 1998, Minnetonka PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Jordan Watland, Adam Shapley, Dan Maloney, Dan Buckland) 1 Curt Carlson 12 Maple Grove 45.19 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Michael Richards 12 Roseville Area 45.54 1 Mounds View ( Pete Stacy, 11; Dan Cremons, 12; 1:36.11 3 Paul Tierney 11 Burnsville 45.82 Anton Safonov, 12; Calvin Wessels, 12) 4 Robb Rotramel 11 *Elk River Area 46.81 2 Stillwater Area 1:37.25 5 Jake Kalinowski 12 Prior Lake 46.83 3 Minnetonka 1:37.49 6 Andrew Drake 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 47.69 4 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 1:37.96 7 Matt Papenfuss 11 *Winona/Cotter 47.70 5 Burnsville 1:39.25 8 Micale Paine 12 Burnsville 47.97 6 Hastings 1:39.26 7 Eastview, Apple Valley 1:39.39 500 YARD FREESTYLE 8 Rochester Century 1:39.55 All-Time State Meet Record: 4:28.00, 1995, Tom Malchow, St. Thomas Academy Class AA State Meet Record: 4:31.69, 2006, Pete Stacy, Mounds View 200 YARD FREESTYLE PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME All-Time State Meet Record: 1:38.35, 2007, Curt Carlson, Maple Grove 1 Pete Stacy 11 Mounds View 4:32.91 Class AA State Meet Record: 1:38.35, 2007, Curt Carlson, Maple Grove 2 Matt Stewart 12 Rochester Mayo 4:35.33 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Matt Crees 12 Chaska 4:41.95 1 Curt Carlson 12 Maple Grove ★ # 1:38.35 4 Drew Johnson 9 Edina 4:44.40 2 Paul Tierney 11 Burnsville 1:40.39 5 C J Kohner 12 Bloomington Kennedy 4:45.11 3 Pete Stacy 11 Mounds View 1:40.96 6 Alex Hanson 12 Burnsville 4:46.88 4 Matt Stewart 12 Rochester Mayo 1:42.55 7 Jeremy Bender 12 *St. Paul Highland Park/SPA 4:47.14 5 Drew Johnson 9 Edina 1:43.94 8 Chris Satterthwaite 9 Edina 4:48.41 6 Matt Papenfuss 11 *Winona/Cotter 1:44.25 7 Matt Crees 12 Chaska 1:44.32 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 8 C J Kohner 12 Bloomington Kennedy 1:44.88 All-Time State Meet Record: 1:24.68, 1999, Alexandria (Mark Atwood, Erik Esbjornsson, Kyle Weimer, Luke Vestrum) 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Class AA State Meet Record: 1:24.68, 1999, Alexandria All-Time State Meet Record: 1:47.71, 2006, Mark Solfelt, Eden Prairie (Mark Atwood, Erik Esbjornsson, Kyle Weimer, Luke Vestrum) Class AA State Meet Record: 1:47.71, 2006, Mark Solfelt, Eden Prairie PLACE SCHOOL TIME PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 1 Maple Grove (Curt Carlson, 12; Curtis Myers, 12; 1:25.87 1 Philip Seleskie 12 Hastings 1:49.53 Gabe Krump-Johnson, 10; Michael Williams, 12) 2 Andy Knaak 11 Stillwater Area 1:55.21 2 Roseville Area 1:26.37 3 Zach Weis 12 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 1:56.46 3 Burnsville 1:26.65 4 Brian Kiel 9 Rochester Century 1:57.54 4 Minnetonka 1:27.97 5 Carter Kelly 10 Edina 1:57.62 5 Woodbury 1:28.08 6 Jared Ness 10 Eden Prairie 1:57.66 6 Edina 1:28.60 7 Nolan Sinkler 11 Minnetonka 1:57.71 7 Eastview, Apple Valley 1:29.12 8 Alex Hanson 12 Burnsville 1:57.86 8 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 1:29.18 50 YARD FREESTYLE 100 YARD BACKSTROKE All-Time State Meet Record: 20.22, 2007, Michael Richards, Roseville Area All-Time State Meet Record: 49.21, (In Prelims) 1993, Jeff Dragsten, Minnetonka Class AA State Meet Record: 20.22, 2007, Michael Richards, Roseville Area Class AA State Meet Record: 49.43, 2007, Philip Seleskie, Hastings PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 1 Michael Richards 12 Roseville Area ★ # 20.22 1 Philip Seleskie 12 Hastings # 49.43 2 Robb Rotramel 11 *Elk River Area 21.45 2 Brian Kiel 9 Rochester Century 52.78 3 Jake Kalinowski 12 Prior Lake 21.60 3 Brandon Adair 11 Stillwater Area 53.29 4 Erik Huls 11 Farmington 21.81 4 Preston Youngdahl 11 Minnetonka 53.41 5 Tim Tysk-Bell 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 21.91 5 Devon Meeks 9 Farmington 53.76 6 Micale Paine 12 Burnsville 22.02 6 Brady Huemann 11 Burnsville 54.42 7 Luke Fleugel 12 Rochester Mayo 22.07 6 Craig Nordquist 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 54.42 8 Blake Bendix 12 St. Cloud Tech 22.12 8 Jared Ness 10 Eden Prairie 54.56 ONE METER DIVING 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE All-Time State Meet Record: 532.70, 1997, Dan Croastron, Champlin Park All-Time State Meet Record: 55.83, 1992, Aaron Shapley, Minnetonka Class AA State Meet Record: 526.20, 2003, Shaun Kennedy, *Brainerd/Pillager Class AA State Meet Record: 55.94, 2005, Colin Lee-To, Minnetonka PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL FINAL SCORE PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 1 Bryan Gentz 12 Hopkins 400.00 1 Jared Anderson 10 *Brainerd 57.01 2 Tom Gimm 11 Mounds View 366.50 2 Doug Eden 11 Edina 58.25 3 Dwight Baker 9 *Elk River Area 358.10 3 Zach Weis 12 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 58.29 4 Alex Stern 11 Chaska 357.60 4 Carter Kelly 10 Edina 58.98 5 Tanner Classon 12 Farmington 345.15 5 Andy Knaak 11 Stillwater Area 59.07 6 Derek Moulton 12 Apple Valley 333.20 6 Corey Groshens 11 Hopkins 1:00.25 7 Sean Luck 12 Anoka 320.80 7 Elijah Miller 11 Forest Lake 1:00.49 8 Brian Haukos 10 Anoka 316.25 8 Jacob Reinhart 12 Woodbury 1:00.60 100 YARD BUTTERFLY 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY All-Time State Meet Record: 48.20, 1995, Martin Zielinski, Bloomington Jefferson All-Time State Meet Record: 3:05.38, 2005, Eden Prairie Class AA State Meet Record: 49.17, 1998, Chad Krastins, Apple Valley (Cameron Seebeck, Jason Hauck, Zach Shimota, Mark Solfelt) PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME Class AA State Meet Record: 3:05.38, 2005, Eden Prairie 1 Brandon Adair 11 Stillwater Area 50.46 (Cameron Seebeck, Jason Hauck, Zach Shimota, Mark Solfelt) 2 Nate Roesler 11 Hastings 51.59 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 3 Anton Safonov 12 Mounds View 51.82 1 Maple Grove (Michael Williams, 12; Curtis Myers, 12; 3:11.73 4 Maverick Edberg 12 Lakeville North 52.56 Matt McKee, 11; Curt Carlson, 12) 5 Nolan Sinkler 11 Minnetonka 52.80 2 Burnsville 3:12.32 6 David Flickinger 9 Moorhead 53.00 3 Stillwater Area 3:12.83 7 Sky Boggio 11 Roseville Area 53.03 4 Edina 3:13.02 8 Greg Wise 11 Stillwater Area 53.23 5 Roseville Area 3:13.55 6 Mounds View 3:13.85 7 Minnetonka 3:15.74 8 Eastview, Apple Valley 3:16.22 # New Class AA State Meet Record ★ Denotes New All-Time State Meet Record * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program: Brainerd includes Pillager; Faribault includes Bethlehem Academy/Minnesota Academy for the Deaf; Osseo includes Odyssey Charter School; St. Paul Central includes St. Paul Open/Skills for Tomorrow.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Swimming & Diving 271 State Boys’ Swimming & Diving Meet All-Time Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:33.31 ...... Jeff Dragsten, Aaron Shapley,...... Minnetonka ...... 1991 Brad Grabham, Scott Gagner 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:38.35 ...... Curt Carlson ...... Maple Grove ...... 2007 200 Yd. Individual Medley...... 1:47.71 ...... Mark Solfelt ...... Eden Prairie ...... 2006 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :20.22 ...... Michael Richards ...... Roseville Area ...... 2007 1 Meter Diving ...... 532.70 Points . . Dan Croaston ...... Champlin Park ...... 1997 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :48.20 ...... Martin Zielinski...... Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1995 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :44.96 ...... Jordan Watland ...... Minnetonka ...... 1998 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 4:28.00 ...... Tom Malchow...... St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 1995 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:24.68 ...... Mark Atwood, Erik Esbjornsson, ...... Alexandria ...... 1999 Kyle Weimer, Luke Vestrum 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :49.21 ...... Jeff Dragsten ...... Minnetonka ...... (In Prelims) 1993 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... :55.83 ...... Aaron Shapley ...... Minnetonka ...... 1992 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:05.38 ...... Cameron Seebeck, Jason Hauck, ...... Eden Prairie ...... 2005 Zach Shimota, Mark Solfelt

State Boys’ Swimming & Diving Meet Class A Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:37.21 ...... Taylor Schlank, Matt Hoyland, ...... St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 2006 Peter Curran, Peter Bauleke 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:42.21 ...... Luke Strumbell...... Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 2007 200 Yd. Individual Medley...... 1:56.16 ...... Jason Timmer ...... Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 2001 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :20.62 ...... Mike Hagen ...... *Montevideo/Yellow Medicine East ...... 2001 1 Meter Diving ...... 474.30 Points . . Doug Klein ...... Red Wing ...... 2002 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :50.13 ...... Justin Hake ...... Red Wing ...... 2002 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :45.08 ...... Jason Timmer ...... Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 2004 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 4:39.48 ...... Scott Lang ...... Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 2004 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:26.41 ...... Justin Hake, Nick Brase, ...... *Red Wing/Winger Academy ...... 1999 Nate Brase, Phil Kiczula 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :51.61 ...... Keanan Faruq ...... *Blake/Breck ...... (In Prelims) 1998 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... :56.47 ...... Peter Goeman ...... Grand Rapids...... 2006 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:08.62 ...... Kerry O’Neill, Patrick Vandam, ...... St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights ...... 2002 Kip Winden, Jeremy Harris

State Boys’ Swimming & Diving Meet Class AA Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:34.27 ...... Jordan Watland, Adam Shapley, ...... Minnetonka ...... 1998 Dan Maloney, Dan Buckland 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:38.35 ...... Curt Carlson ...... Maple Grove ...... 2007 200 Yd. Individual Medley...... 1:47.71 ...... Mark Solfelt ...... Eden Prairie ...... 2006 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :20.22 ...... Michael Richards ...... Roseville Area ...... 2007 1 Meter Diving ...... 526.20 Points . . Shaun Kennedy ...... *Brainerd/Pillager...... 2003 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :49.17 ...... Chad Krastins ...... Apple Valley ...... 1998 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :44.96 ...... Jordan Watland ...... Minnetonka ...... 1998 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 4:31.69 ...... Pete Stacy ...... Mounds View ...... 2006 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:24.68 ...... Mark Atwood, Kyle Weimer ...... Alexandria ...... 1999 Erik Esbjornsson, Luke Vestrum 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :49.43 ...... Philip Seleskie ...... Hastings...... 2007 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... :55.94 ...... Colin Lee-To ...... Minnetonka ...... 2005 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:05.38 ...... Cameron Seebeck, Jason Hauck, ...... Eden Prairie ...... 2005 Zach Shimota, Mark Solfelt

272 Boys’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Team Champions — 1924-2007 Year School Year School Year School 1924...... Minneapolis Central 1956 ...... Rochester 1988 ...... Minnetonka 1925...... Virginia 1957 ...... Rochester 1989...... Apple Valley 1926...... Virginia 1958 ...... Rochester 1990 ...... Minnetonka 1927...... Hibbing 1959 ...... Rochester 1991 ...... Minnetonka 1928 ...... Chisholm 1960 ...... Biwabik 1992 ...... Minnetonka 1929 ...... Chisholm 1961 ...... Biwabik 1993 ...... Minnetonka 1930 ...... Chisholm 1962 ...... Rochester 1994...... Bloomington Jefferson 1931 ...... Chisholm 1963 ...... Rochester 1995 ...... St. Thomas Academy 1932...... Virginia 1964 ...... Rochester 1996 ...... Minnetonka 1933 ...... Chisholm 1965 ...... Edina 1997 ...... Minnetonka 1934...... Hibbing 1966 ...... Hopkins 1998 - AA...... Hutchinson 1935...... Hibbing 1967 ...... Edina 1998 - A ...... * Red Wing/Woodland Academy 1936...... Hibbing 1968 ...... Edina 1999 - A ...... Alexandria 1937...... Virginia 1969 ...... Hopkins 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1938...... Hibbing 1970 ...... Hopkins 2000 - AA ...... Alexandria 1939 ...... Hibbing and Virginia 1971...... Golden Valley 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1940...... Virginia 1972...... Golden Valley 2001 - AA...... Apple Valley 1941...... Virginia 1973 ...... Irondale 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1942...... Hibbing 1974 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 2002 - AA...... Eden Prairie 1943...... Hibbing 1975 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1944...... Hibbing 1976 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 2003 - AA...... Eden Prairie 1945...... Austin 1977 ...... Hopkins Eisenhower 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1946...... Austin 1978 ...... Minnetonka 2004 - AA ...... Edina 1947...... Hibbing 1979...... DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 1998 - A ...... Sauk Rapids-Rice 1948...... Hibbing 1980...... Bloomington Jefferson 2005 - AA...... Eden Prairie 1949 ...... Ely 1981 ...... Mounds View 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1950...... Hibbing 1982...... Lakeville 2006 - AA...... Lakeville North 1951...... Hibbing 1983 ...... Mounds View 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1952...... Hibbing 1984 ...... Edina 2007 - AA ...... Burnsville 1953 ...... Rochester 1985 ...... Burnsville 1998 - A...... St. Thomas Academy 1954 ...... Rochester 1986 ...... Edina 1955 ...... Rochester 1987 ...... Edina *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 267) NEW STATE MEET NEW STATE MEET Senior Curt Carlson of Maple Grove successfully defended his ALL-TIME & ALL-TIME & title in two events: the 200 freestyle and the 100 freestyle. He also broke Olympian Tom Malchow’s record of 1:38.51 in the 200 CLASS AA CLASS AA freestyle with his time of 1:38.35. RECORD SET RECORD SET Senior Michael Richards of Roseville Area also set a new all- time record in the 50 freestyle when he defended his 2006 title. The new record is 20.22. Junior Pete Stacy of Mounds View won his second consecutive title in the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:32.91, and senior Phil Seleskie of Hastings won his fourth consecutive medal in the 100 backstroke with a new Class AA record time of 49.43. Seleskie also took top honors in the 200 individual medley with a time of 1:49.53. Other Class AA winners were: Hopkins senior Bryan Gentz in one meter diving, Stillwater Area junior Brandon Adair in the 100 butterfly, and Brainerd sophomore Jared Anderson in the 100 breaststroke. Maple Grove won both the 200 and 400 freestyle relays. Senior Curt Carlson, senior Curtis Myers, sophomore Gabe Krump-Johnson, and senior Michael Williams won the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1:25.87. In the 400 freestyle relay, Williams, Myers, and Carlson were joined by junior Matt McKee. Their winning time was 3:11.73. In the 200 medley relay, the Mounds View team of junior Pete Stacy, senior Dan Cremons, senior Anton Safonov, and senior Calvin Wessels won with a time of 1:36.11. CURT CARLSON MICHAEL RICHARDS Maple Grove Roseville Area The 2007 State Boys’ Swimming and Diving Meet was origi- nally scheduled for March 1-3 at the University of Minnesota 200 Yard Freestyle 50 Yard Freestyle Aquatic Center in Minneapolis. However, a winter storm forced 1:38.35 :20.22 a one-day timed finals format on Saturday, March 3. It was the first time in the 83-year history of the meet that the schedule was changed due to weather. Paid attendance was 3,182.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Swimming & Diving 273 GIRLS’ SWIMMING & DIVING Visitation, Stillwater Area successfully defend team titles; Meyer of White Bear Lake Area sets new all-time record in 100 backstroke

By Ellen Giloy The Breck School team of ninth-grader Taylor Foster, junior Sammi Husband, junior oth Visitation of Mendota Heights (Class Alli Sisk, and senior Sarah Chien, also claimed A) and Stillwater Area (Class AA) suc- a second consecutive title in the 200 medley Bcessfully defended their team titles at the 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW relay. Their winning time was 1:51.00. 2006 State Girls’ Swimming and Diving Meet. Other winners in the Class A meet were: Visitation finished with a 49-point advantage secured additional points with a runner-up finish junior Jessica Stanchfield of Orono in diving; over Breck School of Golden Valley, and in the 100 freestyle, and, with Rohde, junior senior Tanya Thomforde of Northfield in the Stillwater Area relegated Burnsville to runner- Maggie Smith, and senior Emily Jackson, a 100 freestyle; sophomore Kelly Grant of The up status with a 52-point margin of victory. third-place showing in the 400 freestyle relay. Blake School of Minneapolis in the 500 Only one new all-time and Class AA record Smith and Rohde earned the final points for freestyle; ninth-grader Taylor Foster of Breck was set at the meet. Maggie Meyer, a sen- ior at White Bear Lake Area, set the new standard in the 100 backstroke at 55.30. Junior Sammi Husband of Breck School of Golden Valley set the only Class A record. She swam the 200 indi- vidual medley in 2:08.33. Class A The Blazers of Visitation of Mendota Heights won their second consecutive and overall title with a 49-point margin over MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO the runners-up from Breck School of Golden Valley. The Blazers finished with 231 points, and the Mustangs had 182. It was the second consecutive year the teams finished first and second, respectively. The Blake School of Minneapolis was third with 168 points. Visitation won three events and placed swimmers in 10 events overall. Sophomore Meghan Weiss was the first Blazer swimmer to claim a title. She won the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:55.32. Weiss also anchored the 200 freestyle relay team that clinched the champi- onship for Visitation. The Blazers trailed Mankato West going into the final leg, Maggie Meyer of White Bear Lake Area (center) stretches for the pool at the start of the 100 backstroke. Meyer but Weiss had a split time of 24.45 and set a new Class AA and All-Time record in the event with her time of 55.30. touched the wall just ahead of West senior Amanda Rorem. The Blazers, who also won this Visitation. Rohde finished seventh in the 500 School of Golden Valley in the 100 backstroke; event in 2005, had a final time of 1:40.06. freestyle and Smith was eighth in the 200 indi- and Hill-Murray of Maplewood in the 400 Sophomore Sophie Pilhofer, ninth-grader vidual medley. freestyle relay. Maddy Demeules, and junior Meaghan Rohde Only one new record was set in Class A: jun- rounded out the team. ior Sammi Husband of Breck School swam the Class AA Olivia McNeely, a seventh-grader, capped off 200 individual medley in 2:08.33. Lindsey The Stillwater Area Ponies also won a sec- Visitation’s victory with a victory in the 100 Wegner of Hutchinson set the previous record of ond consecutive and overall title with 290 breaststroke. She won it with a time of 1:06.92, 2:08.74 in 2004. Husband won an additional points. Their total was 31 points better than last and gave Visitation a 51-point advantage. title in the 100 butterfly with a final time of year, and their nearest competitors were the Sophie Pilhofer earned runner-up points for 57.37. Burnsville Blaze with 238 points. Minnetonka the Blazers in two events: the 50 freestyle and Sophomore Megan Geyen of Watertown- placed third with 167 points. the 200 medley relay. Demeules, McNeely, and Mayer/Delano was the only individual to suc- Stillwater Area placed swimmers in every sophomore Carroll Bible completed the relay cessfully defend a 2005 title. Geyen won her sec- event except the 200 individual medley and the team. Pilhofer also earned points with her fifth- ond consecutive in the 500 freestyle with a time 100 breaststroke. The Ponies won two individ- place finish in the 100 butterfly. of 23.57. She also took top honors in the 50 ual events and one relay. Stillwater Area took In addition to her two titles, Meghan Weiss freestyle with a time of 23.57. Continued on page 280

274 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Visitation, Mendota Heights — 2006 State Class A Team Champion

Coaches (L-R): Asst. Coach Naomi Hamer, Head Coach Nate Linscheid, Diving Coach Julie Linscheid. Inner Circle: Emily Jackson, GIRLS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Lindsey DeSutter, Ann Raiho, Meaghan Rohde. Middle Circle: Deanna Bible, Meg Foster, Peggy Jackson, Carroll Bible, Molly George, Maggie Smith, Avery Johnson, Shannon McGuire, Kelly Reagan, Claire Nitschke, Kelly McQuillan. Outer Circle: Alexis Tri, Rachel Floeder, Jenny Mitchell, Kaija Poupore, Megan Brunkhorst, Rose McNeely, Maddy DeMeules, Sophie Pilhofer, Jennifer Nilsen, Molly Flood, Olivia McNeely, Meghan Wenger, Meghan Weiss, Katie Suel, Kaia Magnuson, Kelsey Rogers, Sophia Gill, Courtney Nelson, Sydney Benz.

2006 State Meet Team Scores — Class A November 20-22, 2006 Aquatic Center, U of M, Minneapolis Place School / Team Points Place School / Team Points 1 Visitation, Mendota Heights ...... 231 27 Simley, Inver Grove Heights...... 26 2 Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 182 28 Melrose Area ...... 25 3 The Blake School, Minneapolis ...... 168 29 *Mound-Westonka ...... 23 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... 131.5 30 *C-E-C Lumberjacks...... 21 5 Mankato West...... 121 31 St. Louis Park ...... 19 6 Red Wing...... 106.5 32 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 18 7 Monticello ...... 89 32 Austin ...... 18 8 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park ...... 86 32 Warroad ...... 18 8 Willmar ...... 86 32 *Montevideo/YME ...... 18 10 *Northfield High School ...... 73 36 Park Rapids Area ...... 17 11 Fergus Falls ...... 71 37 Thief River Falls ...... 14 12 *Watertown-Mayer/Delano ...... 69 37 Fridley ...... 14 13 Albany...... 65 39 Mahtomedi ...... 12 14 Sauk Centre ...... 59 40 Albert Lea ...... 11 14 *Hutchinson Tigers ...... 59 41 Hibbing ...... 8 16 Detroit Lakes ...... 55 41 Grand Rapids ...... 8 17 Becker...... 46 43 *St. Cloud Cathedral/St. John’s Prep ...... 7 18 Milaca ...... 43 43 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 7 19 Little Falls ...... 41 45 Foley ...... 5 20 Sauk Rapids-Rice...... 36 45 *Fosston Seals ...... 5 21 Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 33 47 Waconia ...... 4 21 Orono ...... 33 47 New Prague ...... 4 23 St. Cloud Apollo ...... 32 47 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4 24 Marshall ...... 30 50 *Holdingford/Upsala Huskers ...... 3 25 Rogers ...... 29 50 *Dassel-Cokato...... 3 26 Sobriety High School, St. Paul ...... 27

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Swimming & Diving 275 2006 Class A State Individual Medal Winners 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 100 YARD FREESTYLE All-Time State Meet Record: 1:45.82, 1997, Eden Prairie All-Time State Meet Record: 49.80, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley (Sarah Solfelt, Emly Nayes, Katie Klamer, Andrea Kleven) Class A State Meet Record: 51.74, 2003, Stacy Busack, Fergus Falls Class A State Meet Record: 1:49.54, 2003, Hutchinson Tigers, PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Nikki Bakke, Kaylyn Wendroth, Lindsay Wegner, Jessica Wendland) 1 Tanya Thomforde 12 *Northfield High School 53.16 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Meghan Weiss 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 53.18 1 Breck School, Golden Valley (Taylor Foster, 9; 1:51.00 3 Jenna Thompson 9 Warroad 54.11 Sammi Husband, 11; Alli Sisk, 11; Sarah Chien, 12) 4 Rachel Bruns 12 Albany 54.18 2 Visitation, Mendota Heights 1:51.61 5 Dajana Vidovic 11 Greenway, Coleraine 54.42 3 Mankato West 1:52.74 6 Megan Rieland 9 Sauk Centre 54.43 4 Fergus Falls 1:52.76 7 Nikki Sadlowsky 10 Becker 54.54 5 The Blake School, Minneapolis 1:53.95 8 Sara Sneer 11 Mankato West 54.63 6 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1:54.14 7 *Hutchinson Tigers 1:55.04 500 YARD FREESTYLE 8 Milaca 1:56.03 All-Time State Meet Record: 4:56.20, 1981, Kirsten Wengler, Hopkins Lindbergh Class A State Meet Record: 5:04.46 200 YARD FREESTYLE 2001, Katie Wind, Trinity at River Ridge, Bloomington All-Time State Meet Record: 1:49.39, 2005, Megan Braun, Edina PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME Class A State Meet Record: 1:53.26 1 Kelly Grant 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 5:05.57 2001, Katie Wind, Trinity at River Ridge, Bloomington 2 Molly Mason 9 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 5:15.15 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Heather Crandall 10 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 5:17.74 1 Meghan Weiss 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 1:55.32 4 Alissa Tinklenberg 9 Willmar 5:19.07 2 Kelly Grant 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 1:56.19 5 Allison Maxwell 9 Rogers 5:19.61 3 Alissa Tinklenberg 9 Willmar 1:56.79 6 Gillian Stepp 12 Sobriety High School, St. Paul 5:20.90 4 Allison Maxwell 9 Rogers 1:57.70 7 Meaghan Rohde 11 Visitation, Mendota Heights 5:27.96 5 Molly Mason 9 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 1:57.77 8 Lizzie Aby 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 5:33.87 6 Katie Coutley 11 Becker 1:58.10 7 Heather Crandall 10 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1:58.69 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 8 Grace Moores 10 *C-E-C Lumberjacks 1:59.26 All-Time State Meet Record: 1:35.27, 2004, Edina (Abby Bishop, Emily Triggs, Megan Braun, Andrea Hanson) 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Class A State Meet Record: 1:37.53, 1997, Hutchinson, All-Time State Meet Record: 2:02.85 (In Prelims) (Katie Jensen, Teri Hlavka, Jessica. Carlson, Erin Endres) 1996, Katy Christoferson, Burnsville PLACE SCHOOL TIME Class A State Meet Record: 2:08.33, 2006, Sammi Husband, 1 Visitation, Mendota Heights (Sophie Pilhofer, 10; 1:40.06 Breck School, Golden Valley Maddy Demeules, 9; Meaghan Rohde, 11; Meghan Weiss, 10) PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 2 Mankato West 1:40.22 1 Sammi Husband 11 Breck School, Golden Valley # 2:08.33 3 Breck School, Golden Valley 1:40.70 2 Lizzie Aby 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 2:13.86 4 Little Falls 1:40.80 3 Audrey Kumm 8 *Hutchinson Tigers 2:14.88 5 Willmar 1:41.11 4 Tanya Thomforde 12 *Northfield High School 2:15.87 6 The Blake School, Minneapolis 1:41.91 5 Gillian Stepp 12 Sobriety High School, St. Paul 2:16.26 7 Red Wing 1:41.99 6 Karena King 12 Detroit Lakes 2:16.53 8 Sauk Centre 1:42.94 7 Caley Oquist 7 Monticello 2:16.68 8 Maggie Smith 11 Visitation, Mendota Heights 2:17.43 100 YARD BACKSTROKE All-Time State Meet Record: 55.30, 2006, Maggie Meyer, White Bear Lake Area 50 YARD FREESTYLE Class A State Meet Record: 58.41, 2003, Nikki Bakke, *Hutchinson Tigers All-Time State Meet Record: 23.00, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME Class A State Meet Record: 23.54, 2005, Megan Geyen, 1 Taylor Foster 9 Breck School, Golden Valley 1:00.77 *Watertown-Mayer/Delano 2 Brandi Werner 12 Park Rapids Area 1:01.01 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Kara Fisher 10 Fergus Falls 1:01.15 1 Megan Geyen 10 *Watertown-Mayer/Delano 23.57 4 Richelle Fischer 10 *Mound-Westonka 1:01.17 2 Sophie Pilhofer 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 24.24 5 April Peterson 12 Thief River Falls 1:01.99 3 Megan Rieland 9 Sauk Centre 24.42 6 Julie Steege 10 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1:02.04 4 Sara Sneer 11 Mankato West 24.68 7 Nikki Bakke 12 *Hutchinson Tigers 1:02.66 5 Kelsey Lucia 10 St. Cloud Apollo 24.76 8 Rachel Harder 10 Red Wing 1:05.28 6 Kirsten Koetter 11 Melsrose Area 24.80 7 Amanda Rorem 12 Mankato West 24.89 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE 8 Brittany Then 9 Little Falls 25.23 All-Time State Meet Record: 1:01.94, 2005, Kerry Kraemer, Burnsville Class A State Meet Record: 1:05.36 ONE METER DIVING 1998, Hanne Dale, *Fergus Falls/Hillcrest Lutheran All-Time State Meet Record: 507.00, 1997, Jaime Sanger, Wayzata PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME Class A State Meet Record: 500.85, 1999, Chelsea Haviland, Thief River Falls 1 Olivia McNeely 7 Visitation, Mendota Heights 1:06.92 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL FINAL SCORE 2 Shalon Rothstein 10 Albany 1:08.74 1 Jessica Stanchfield 11 Orono 391.25 3 Kelly Ross 10 Fergus Falls 1:09.28 2 Kayla Deters 12 Sauk Rapids-Rice 379.40 4 Zanny Lannin 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 1:09.95 3 Shannon Doyle 12 Austin 366.55 5 Casey Schulte 12 *Montevideo/YME 1:10.71 4 Lauren Roy 12 Benilde-St. Margaret’s 342.95 6 Rachael Johnston 9 Orono 1:10.73 5 Stephanie Varichak 12 Fridley 330.60 7 Karena King 12 Detroit Lakes 1:12.22 6 Cassi Mrozek 12 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 320.25 — Anika Erickson 12 Milaca DQ 7 McKenzie Rudolph 10 Sauk Rapids-Rice 311.00 8 Emma Bruggeman 12 The Blake School, Minneapolis 307.05 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY All-Time State Meet Record: 3:29.83, 2005, Edina 100 YARD BUTTERFLY (Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, Andrea Hanson, Megan Braun) All-Time State Meet Record: 53.87, 2005, Rachel Frederickson, Stillwater Area Class A State Meet Record: 3:35.27, 1997, Hutchinson, Class A State Meet Record: 56.10, 2004, Beth Kiczula, Red Wing (Jessica Carlson, Lindsey Guthmiller, Katie Jensen, Erin Endres) PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME PLACE SCHOOL TIME 1 Sammi Husband 11 Breck School, Golden Valley 57.37 1 Hill-Murray, Maplewood (Beth Braun, 12; 3:40.14 2 Megan Geyen 10 *Watertown-Mayer/Delano 57.66 Stephanie Crandall, 10; Julie Steege, 10; Heather Crandall, 10 3 Katie Coutley 11 Becker 59.77 2 Breck School, Golden Valley 3:41.43 4 Melissa Paakh 8 Detroit Lakes 1:00.28 3 Visitation, Mendota Heights 3:42.58 5 Sophie Pilhofer 10 Visitation, Mendota Heights 1:00.63 4 Red Wing 3:43.49 6 Stephanie Crandall 10 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 1:00.73 5 Monticello 3:43.77 7 Kirsten Koetter 11 Melrose Area 1:00.90 6 Willmar 3:44.44 8 Kasey Sands 10 Red Wing 1:02.60 7 *Northfield High School 3:44.68 8 The Blake School, Minneapolis 3:46.69 # New Class A State Meet Record * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

276 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Stillwater Area — 2006 State Class AA Team Champion

Team includes: 7th grade: Natalie Bergstrom, Kelly Countryman, Jordan Duncan, Kaleigh Eason, Mady Gockowski, Brittany Kaeder, Becca Kaye, Danielle Loes, Summer Olson, Kaitlyn Reed, Stephanie Sneden, Dani Theis, Olivia VanOrsdale, Aliki Vrohidis, Ali Weisbrod, Emma Wilhelm, Mari Woltman, Francesca Zeller. 8th grade: Marissa Beck, Hannah Bowen, Torie Buberl, Christina Kloeckner, Kyra Magilke, Hannah Mertens, Dominique Najarian, Seena Potter, Emily Schirvar, Molly Sneden, Magda Srienc, Morgan Swenson, Meghan Talbot. 9th grade: Kaela Anderson, Rachael Brown, Jessie Diggins, Veronica Flamo, Maggie Keefer, Parrin Lenander-Tholo, Lydia Lochner, Emily Port, Monica Radecke. 10th grade: Erin Balay, Jordan Bowen, Krista Dilorenzo, Betsy Galenti, Anna Kaye, Marie Keller, Stephanie Kiel, Fatith Myers, Brittney Nelson, Elli Ouradnik, Cale Potter, Olivia Quarberg, Andrea Rose, Jordan Skaar, Aria Trombley, Mackenzie

GIRLS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION Voeller, Abby Wilhelm. 11th grade: Laura Barnes, Kelsey Beck, Katie Dorwart, Alyssa Fedor, Maddie Frost, Emily Heller, Jenna Oberg, Angie Wieden, Breana Ramirez. 12th grade: Lauren Arenesen, Hannah Balder, Caitlin Bradley, Emily Branshaw, Blair Brookman, Claire Dockter, Liz Farmer, Rachel Frederickson, Samantha Hajlo, Alyssa Henkel, Amanda Koehler, Emily Lochner, Marnie Luke, Carly McQuillan, Liz Norton, Tavis Potter, Jackie Pribyl, Meagan Radecke, Angela Swenson, Summer Waits, Kelsey Welch, Maddy Wendt. Coaches: Carrie Madline, Tess Radecke, Elmer Luke (volunteer), Mike Fallon (volunteer), Brian Luke. 2006 State Meet Team Scores — Class AA November 20-22, 2006 Aquatic Center, U of M, Minneapolis Place School / Team Points Place School / Team...... Points 1 Stillwater Area ...... 290 23 Champlin Park ...... 21 2 Burnsville ...... 238 23 Lakeville South ...... 21 3 Minnetonka ...... 167 25 *Andover Huskies ...... 20 4 Wayzata ...... 166 26 Buffalo...... 19 5 Maple Grove ...... 162.5 27 Coon Rapids ...... 17 6 *Elk River Area/RCA ...... 139 27 Prior Lake ...... 17 7 Hastings ...... 131 29 Farmington ...... 16 8 Edina...... 124 29 Lakeville North ...... 16 9 Woodbury ...... 97 31 Rosemount ...... 14 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul ...... 92 31 Owatonna ...... 14 11 *Minneapolis South ...... 80 33 St. Paul Central...... 12 12 Eden Prairie ...... 55.5 34 *Faribault...... 10 13 White Bear Lake Area...... 46 34 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 10 14 *Rochester Mayo ...... 39 36 Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 7 15 Roseville Area ...... 35 36 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 7 15 Blaine ...... 35 38 Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 6 17 Forest Lake ...... 31 39 Apple Valley ...... 5 18 Hopkins ...... 29 40 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 4 19 Chaska ...... 28 41 Richfield ...... 3 20 *Winona/Winona Cotter ...... 26 42 *St. Paul Highland Park/SPA ...... 2 21 Mounds View ...... 25 42 St. Cloud Tech...... 2 22 *Brainerd ...... 22 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Swimming & Diving 277 2006 Class AA State Individual Medal Winners 200 YARD MEDLEY RELAY 100 YARD FREESTYLE All-Time State Meet Record: 1:45.82, 1997, Eden Prairie All-Time State Meet Record: 49.80, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley (Sarah Solfelt, Emily Nayes, Katie Klamer, Andra Kleven) Class AA State Meet Record: 49.80, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley Class AA State Meet Record: 1:45.82, 1997, Eden Prairie PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Sarah Solfelt, Emily Nayes, Katie Klamer, Andra Kleven) 1 Maggie Meyer 12 White Bear Lake Area 50.34 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Kelsey Gergen 12 Hastings 51.64 1 Burnsville (Kelly Fowler, 11; Kerry Kraemer, 12; 1:46.13 3 Kristen Manias 11 Burnsville 52.07 Ashlee Green, 12; Jenny Comstock, 10 4 Meagan Radecke 12 Stillwater Area 52.14 2 Wayzata 1:47.45 5 Shelby Johnson 11 Wayzata 52.42 3 Stillwater Area 1:47.73 6 Katie Scarsella 10 Hastings 52.57 4 Minnetonka 1:48.89 7 Abby Staats 10 *Winona/Winona Cotter 52.85 5 Maple Grove 1:49.35 8 Erin Caflisch 9 *Rochester Mayo 53.05 6 Eden Prairie 1:51.97 7 Edina 1:52.07 500 YARD FREESTYLE — *Minneapolis South DQ All-Time State Meet Record: 4:56.20, 1981, Kirsten Wengler, Hopkins Lindbergh Class AA State Meet Record: 4:57.83, 1998, Mara Sveum, Hopkins 200 YARD FREESTYLE PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME All-Time State Meet Record: 1:49.39, 2005, Megan Braun, Edina 1 Kaela Anderson 9 Stillwater Area 4:58.53 Class AA State Meet Record: 1:49.39, 2005, Megan Braun, Edina 2 Jordan Bowen 10 Stillwater Area 5:03.23 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 3 Lauren Weis 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 5:04.24 1 Molly Belk 12 *Minneapolis South 1:51.59 4 Jenny Vondenkamp 12 *Elk River Area/RCA 5:04.31 2 Kaela Anderson 9 Stillwater Area 1:51.91 5 Alie Schirmers 11 Blaine 5:05.36 3 Jessica Delgehausen 12 *Elk River Area/RCA 1:53.24 6 Maddy Wendt 12 Stillwater Area 5:06.36 4 Jenny Vondenkamp 12 *Elk River Area/RCA 1:53.49 7 Alexa O’Brien 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 5:07.20 5 Kristen Manias 11 Burnsville 1:53.56 8 Jennifer Friedlander 10 Minnetonka 5:15.26 6 Jordan Bowen 10 Stillwater Area 1:53.68 7 Alexa O’Brien 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 1:53.82 200 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 8 Paige Bauernfeind 10 Minnetonka 1:54.57 All-Time State Meet Record: 1:35.78, 2004, Edina (Abby Bishop, Emily Triggs, Megan Braun, Andrea Hanson) 200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Class AA State Meet Record: 1:35.78, 2004, Edina All-Time State Meet Record: 2:02.85 (In Prelims) (Abby Bishop, Emily Triggs, Megan Braun, Andrea Hanson) 1996, Katy Christoferson, Burnsville PLACE SCHOOL TIME Class AA State Meet Record: 2:02.90, 1997, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley 1 Wayzata (Rebecca Ney, 12; Chelsea Wagner, 12; 1:36.68 PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME Kasey Madden, 12; Shelby Johnson, 11) 1 Kerry Kraemer 12 Burnsville 2:04.09 2 Hastings 1:36.86 2 Alie Schirmers 11 Blaine 2:07.34 3 Stillwater Area 1:37.39 3 Ashlee Green 12 Burnsville 2:08.22 4 Burnsville 1:37.52 4 Heather Bodin 10 Maple Grove 2:08.54 5 Edina 1:38.11 5 Moire Yue 11 Edina 2:08.92 6 Maple Grove 1:38.43 6 Cori Lallier 12 Woodbury 2:09.24 7 *Elk River Area/RCA 1:38.46 7 Lauren Weis 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 2:09.41 8 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 1:39.37 8 Stephanie Solfelt 10 Eden Prairie 2:09.45 100 YARD BACKSTROKE 50 YARD FREESTYLE All-Time State Meet Record: 55.30, 2006, Maggie Meyer, White Bear Lake Area All-Time State Meet Record: 23.00, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley Class AA State Meet Record: 55.30, 2006, Maggie Meyer, White Bear Lake Area Class AA State Meet Record: 23.00, 1998, Jennifer Riggs, Apple Valley PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME 1 Maggie Meyer 12 White Bear Lake Area ★ # 55.30 1 Kelsey Gergen 12 Hastings 23.32 2 Kelly Fowler 11 Burnsville 57.96 2 Shelby Johnson 11 Wayzata 23.77 3 Sarah Steadman 12 Minnetonka 58.34 3 Treasa Ring 10 Roseville Area 23.88 4 Dorothy Baker 11 *Minneapolis South 58.41 4 Meagan Radecke 12 Stillwater Area 24.02 5 Annie Friedlander 12 Minnetonka 58.56 5 Abby Staats 10 *Winona/Winona Cotter 24.12 6 Lauren Smith 11 Woodbury 59.09 6 Melissa Nelson 11 Maple Grove 24.37 7 Rebecca Ney 12 Wayzata 59.21 7 Erin Caflisch 9 *Rochester Mayo 24.38 8 Rachel Frederickson 12 Stillwater Area 59.67 8 Laura Ryan 9 *Elk River Area/RCA 24.39 100 YARD BREASTSTROKE ONE METER DIVING All-Time State Meet Record: 1:01.94, 2005, Kerry Kraemer, Burnsville All-Time State Meet Record: 507.00 Points, 1997, Jamie Sanger, Wayzata Class AA State Meet Record: 1:01.94, 2005, Kerry Kraemer, Burnsville Class AA State Meet Record: 507.00 Points, 1997, Jamie Sanger, Wayzata PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL FINAL SCORE 1 Kerry Kraemer 12 Burnsville 1:02.63 1 Brittany Jumer 12 *Andover Huskies 420.70 2 Abby Duncan 8 Champlin Park 1:05.61 2 Laura Ryan 9 *Elk River Area/RCA 407.80 3 Kaylyn Wendroth 12 *Rochester Mayo 1:06.30 3 Maggie Keefer 9 Stillwater Area 365.15 4 Danielle James 9 Lakeville North 1:06.33 4 Jennifer Easton 11 Eden Prairie 339.15 5 Avery Michienzi 12 *Minneapolis South 1:06.90 5 Jamie Hood 12 Owatonna 327.00 6 Kjersten Grinde 12 Maple Grove 1:07.22 6 Abby Christensen 12 Wayzata 323.80 7 Sarah DeVore 12 Buffalo 1:07.59 7 Breanna Torkelson 11 Hopkins 315.60 8 Jenny Bussey 12 Chaska 1:08.69 8 Janel Duffy 12 Forest Lake 311.20 400 YARD FREESTYLE RELAY 100 YARD BUTTERFLY All-Time State Meet Record: 3:29.83, 2005, Edina, All-Time State Meet Record: 53.87, 2005, Rachel Frederickson, Stillwater Area (Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, Andrea Hanson, Megan Braun) Class AA State Meet Record: 53.87, 2005, Rachel Frederickson, Stillwater Area Class AA State Meet Record: 3:29.83, 2005, Edina, PLACE NAME GRADE SCHOOL TIME (Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, Andrea Hanson, Megan Braun) 1 Rachel Frederickson 12 Stillwater Area 54.34 PLACE SCHOOL TIME 2 Molly Belk 12 *Minneapolis South 56.53 1 Stillwater Area (Meagan Radecke, 12; Carly McQuillan, 12; 3:30.31 3 Amanda Nelson 12 Forest Lake 57.41 Rachel Frederickson, 12; Kaela Anderson, 9 4 Treasa Ring 10 Roseville Area 57.60 2 Burnsville 3:31.39 5 Elizabeth Starke 11 Coon Rapids 57.98 3 Maple Grove 3:32.46 6 Paige Bauernfeind 10 Minnetonka 58.07 4 Minnetonka 3:32.82 7 Danielle Adank 10 Maple Grove 58.09 5 Hastings 3:33.49 8 Annalise Colton 10 Edina 58.62 6 *Elk River Area/RCA 3:35.04 7 Wayzata 3:36.99 8 Edina 3:38.36

# New Class AA State Meet Record ★ Denotes New All-Time State Meet Record * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

278 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Swimming & Diving Meet All-Time Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:45.82 ...... Sarah Solfelt, Katie Klamer, ...... Eden Prairie ...... 1997 Emily Nayes, Andrea Kleven 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:49.39 ...... Megan Braun ...... Edina ...... 2005 200 Yd. Indiv. Medley ...... 2:02.85 ...... Katy Christoferson ...... Burnsville ...... (in Prelims) 1996 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :23.00 ...... Jennifer Riggs ...... Apple Valley ...... 1998 1 Meter Diving ...... 507.00 points . . Jaime Sanger ...... Wayzata ...... 1997 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :53.87 ...... Rachel Frederickson ...... Stillwater Area ...... 2005 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :49.80 ...... Jennifer Riggs ...... Apple Valley ...... 1998 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 4:56.20 ...... Kirsten Wengler ...... Hopkins Lindbergh...... 1981 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:35.78 ...... Abby Bishop, Emily Triggs, ...... Edina ...... 2004 Megan Braun, Andrea Hanson 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :55.30 ...... Maggie Meyer ...... White Bear Lake Area ...... 2006 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... 1:01.94 ...... Kerry Kraemer ...... Burnsville ...... 2005 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:29.83 ...... Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, ...... Edina ...... 2005 Andrea Hanson, Megan Braun

State Girls’ Swimming & Diving Meet Class A Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:49.54 ...... Nikki Bakke, Kaylyn Wendroth, ...... *Hutchinson Tigers...... 2003 Lindsay Wegner, Jessica Wendland 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:53.26 ...... Katie Wind ...... Trinity at River Ridge, Bloomington ...... 2001 200 Yd. Indiv. Medley ...... 2:08.33 ...... Sammi Husband ...... Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 2006 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :23.54 ...... Megan Geyen ...... *Watertown-Mayer/Delano...... 2005 1 Meter Diving ...... 500.85 points . . Chelsea Haviland ...... Thief River Falls...... 1999 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :56.10 ...... Beth Kiczula...... Red Wing ...... 2004 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :51.74 ...... Stacy Busack...... Fergus Falls ...... 2003 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 5:04.46 ...... Katie Wind ...... Trinity at River Ridge, Bloomington ...... 2001 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:37.53 ...... Katie Jensen, Jessica Carlson, ...... Hutchinson...... 1997 Teri Hlavka, Erin Endres 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :58.41 ...... Nikki Bakke ...... *Hutchinson Tigers...... 2003 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... 1:05.36 ...... Hanne Dale ...... *Fergus Falls/Hillcrest Lutheran Academy 1998 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:35.27 ...... Jessica Carlson, Katie Jensen, ...... Hutchinson...... 1997 Lindsey Guthmiller, Erin Endres

State Girls’ Swimming & Diving Meet Class AA Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 200 Yd. Medley Relay...... 1:45.82 ...... Sarah Solfelt, Katie Klamer, ...... Eden Prairie ...... 1997 Emily Nayes, Andrea Kleven 200 Yd. Freestyle ...... 1:49.39 ...... Megan Braun ...... Edina ...... 2005 200 Yd. Indiv. Medley ...... 2:02.90 ...... Jennifer Riggs ...... Apple Valley ...... 1997 50 Yd. Freestyle ...... :23.00 ...... Jennifer Riggs ...... Apple Valley ...... 1998 1 Meter Diving ...... 507.00 points . . Jaime Sanger ...... Wayzata ...... 1997 100 Yd. Butterfly ...... :53.87 ...... Rachel Frederickson ...... Stillwater Area ...... 2005 100 Yd. Freestyle ...... :49.80 ...... Jennifer Riggs ...... Apple Valley ...... 1998 500 Yd. Freestyle ...... 4:57.83 ...... Mara Sveum ...... Hopkins ...... 1998 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 1:35.78 ...... Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, ...... Edina ...... 2004 Megan Braun, Andrea Hanson 100 Yd. Backstroke...... :55.30 ...... Maggie Meyer ...... White Bear Lake Area ...... 2006 100 Yd. Breaststroke...... 1:01.94 ...... Kerry Kraemer ...... Burnsville ...... 2005 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay ...... 3:29.83 ...... Abbey Bishop, Emily Triggs, ...... Edina ...... 2005 Andrea Hanson, Megan Braun * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Swimming & Diving 279 2006 State Girls’ Swimming & Diving Meet

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 274) NEW STATE MEET the lead after diving, the fifth event, and extended was the only Class AA competitor to set a new the lead to 60 points, after three of its swimmers record. She set the new all-time standard in the 100 ALL-TIME & placed in the 500 freestyle. The Ponies could have backstroke with a time of 55.30. The previous record CLASS AA coasted to the title after that, but the 400 freestyle of 55.37 was set by Eagan’s Roxane Akradi in 2003. RECORD SET team of senior Rachel Frederickson, seniors Meagan Meyer also took top honors in the 100 freestyle with Radecke and Carly McQuillan, and ninth-grader a winning time of 50.34. Kaela Anderson, iced the victory with a winning In addition to Frederickson, senior Kerry time of 3:30.31. Kraemer of Burnsville was also a repeat winner. She Senior Rachel Frederickson also helped the won her second consecutive title in the 200 individ- Ponies with her third consecutive title in the 100 ual medley and her fifth in the 100 breaststroke. She butterfly. Her winning time was 54.34. Anderson also won the 200 medley relay with junior Kelly captured the second individual title for Stillwater Fowler, senior Ashlee Green, and sophomore Jenny Area. She won the 500 freestyle with a time of Comstock. With her breaststroke win, Kraemer also 4:58.53. Anderson’s teammates, sophomore Jordan became the first swimmer in tournament history to Bowen and senior Maddy Wendt, placed second and win an event five times. sixth, respectively, in the same event. The other repeat winners were Hastings senior Maggie Keefer, another ninth-grader, added a Kelsey Gergen in the 50 freestyle and Andover sen- third-place showing for Stillwater in one meter div- ior Brittany Jumer in diving. ing, and two additional Pony relay teams also placed Senior Molly Belk of Minneapolis South – a third in their respective events. Frederickson, junior cooperative program with Great River School in St. Maddie Frost, and seniors Samantha Hajlo and Tavis Paul – was the final individual winner. She won the Potter competed in the 200 medley relay, and Frost, 200 freestyle with a time of 1:51.59. Wayzata won Anderson, Meagan Radecke, and ninth-grader the 200 freestyle relay in 1:36.68. Monica Radecke comprised the 200 freestyle team. The rest of Stillwater Area’s points were earned The 2006 State Girls’ Swimming and Diving MAGGIE MEYER by: Meagan Radecke, fourth in the 50 and 100 Meet was held November 20-22 at the University of freestyle events; Bowen, sixth in the 200 freestyle; Minnesota Aquatic Center in Minneapolis. Paid White Bear Lake Area and Frederickson, eighth in the 100 backstroke. attendance was 6,036. 100 Yard Backstroke Senior Maggie Meyer of White Bear Lake Area :55.30

State Team Champions — 1924-42, 1975-2006 YEAR CHAMPION YEAR CHAMPION YEAR CHAMPION 1924 Virginia 1978 Hopkins Lindbergh 1998 AA - Eden Prairie 1925 Virginia 1979 Hopkins Lindbergh A - Northfield 1926 Virginia 1980 Richfield 1999 AA - (tie) Eden Prairie & Edina 1927 Not Available 1981 Burnsville A - Rosemount 1928 Biwabik 1982 Burnsville 2000 AA - Edina 1929 Biwabik 1983 Burnsville A - Red Wing 1930 Virginia 1984 Edina 2001 AA - Edina 1931 Virginia 1985 Burnsville A - Red Wing 1932 Virginia 1986 Edina 2002 AA - Burnsville 1933 Virginia 1987 Edina A - Red Wing 1934 Virginia 1988 Edina 2003 AA - Edina 1935 Virginia 1989 Hastings A - *Hutchinson Tigers 1935 Virginia 1990 Apple Valley 2004 AA - Edina 1937 Virginia 1991 Woodbury A - *Hutchinson Tigers 1938 Virginia 1992 Edina 2005 AA - Stillwater Area 1939 Virginia 1993 Woodbury A - Visitation, Mendota Heights 1940 Virginia 1994 Apple Valley 2006 AA - Stillwater Area 1941 Virginia 1995 Hastings A - Visitation, Mendota Heights 1942 Nashwauk 1996 Eden Prairie 1975 Minnetonka 1997 AA - Eden Prairie 1976 Minnetonka A - Hutchinson 1977 Irondale

280 Girls’ Swimming & Diving 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League BOYS’ TENNIS Spartans reign supreme – St. Paul Academy & Summit School wins Class A, Rochester Mayo wins Class AA; Mounds View’s Wyatt McCoy becomes first eighth-grader to win individual title

By Ellen Giloy This was the third consecutive runner-up fin- ish for The Blake School. They lost to Mounds ochester Mayo improved on last year’s Park Academy in both 2005 and 2006. third-place finish to win its first Class AA Mounds Park Academy took third place with R team title at the 2007 State Boys’ 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW a 4-3 victory over Thief River Falls, and Waseca Tennis Tournament. In Class A, St. Paul took home the consolation championship with a Academy & Summit School claimed its third In the semifinals, the Spartans defeated 4-3 defeat of Litchfield. team championship. Thief River Falls 7-0. The Prowler tandem of Waseca and Litchfield rounded out the Class Mounds View swept the Class AA individual sophomores Parker Nessen and Cody Reese A field. titles. Wyatt McCoy became the first eighth- pushed the duo of Andrew Magne and Harry In singles action, senior Bryan Kelly of grader to win the individual crown, and his Whitaker to three sets at No. 3 doubles, but Mounds Park Academy improved on last year’s teammates, junior David Croonquist and senior Magne and Whitaker pulled out the 4-6, 6-0, fifth-place finish to claim his first title. He Tyler Rice, won the doubles title. 6-1 victory. defeated ninth-grader Ben Kopecky of In Class A, Mounds Park Academy senior On the other side of the bracket, The Blake Rochester Lourdes 7-5, 6-0 in the championship Bryan Kelly took top honors in the individual School advanced with a 7-0 quarterfinal victory match-up. Each player held their first five serves tournament. Brothers Merritt and Phillip in the first set, but it looked like Jackley of The Blake School claimed the Kopecky might have a slight advantage. doubles championship. Merritt was a sen- But at 5-5, Kelly got a break and the ior and Phillip was a sophomore. momentum shifted. He didn’t lose a game the rest of the match. Class A Kelly may have faced his toughest St. Paul Academy & Summit School competition in the opening round of eighth-grader John Hill and sophomore the singles tournament. He defeated Dillon Titcomb secured the third Class A senior Brian Ward of Litchfield, who state title for the Spartans with a 6-3, 4-6, placed fourth last year, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 in a 6-0 win in the No. 2 doubles slot. They 2 1/2-hour match. Kelly got off to a fast defeated junior Trent Palmberg and soph- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO start in the deciding set. He broke omore Mark Massie of The Blake School, Ward’s first serve and did it again to go Minneapolis, giving the Spartans a 4-3 up 4-2. victory. Kelly moved on and defeated senior The Spartans split the singles series Will Hancock of The Blake School 6-1, with the Bears. The Blake School’s Will 6-3 in the quarterfinals. In the semifi- Hancock, a senior, defeated junior John nals, he breezed past junior John Wight Wight in the No. 1 spot, 6-4, 6-2. The of St. Paul Academy & Summit School Bears also won at No. 3 singles when 6-1, 6-2. eighth-grader Ford Traff defeated ninth- Wight rebounded to earn third-place grader Harry Whitaker 6-2, 6-1. In the honors. He defeated junior Peter Freese other singles matches, Spartans’ junior of St. Cloud Cathedral 6-4, 6-3. Ward Pierce Norton beat junior Frederick of Litchfield won the consolation crown Zhang 6-3, 6-2 at No. 2, and eighth-grad- after securing a 6-0, 6-0 victory over er Zac Mohring defeated eighth-grader junior Jacob Engelstad of Thief River Charlie Velie at No. 4. Falls. The No. 3 doubles team of ninth-grad- The Blake School brother tandem of er Evan McMillan and sophomore senior Merritt Jackley and sophomore Andrew Magne earned the final point for Wyatt McCoy of Mounds View made tournament history by Phillip Jackley defeated St. Paul St. Paul Academy & Summit School. The becoming the first eighth-grader to win an individual title. He Academy & Summit School seniors duo beat ninth-graders Charley Owens claimed Class AA honors after defeating Paul Swenson of Blaine Michael Halvorson and Spencer and Will Hawkins 6-4, 7-6 (8-6). 6-2, 6-0. McMillan, 6-3, 6-1, to claim the dou- St. Paul Academy & Summit School started over Montevideo, and a 6-1 semifinal victory bles championship. The win was an improve- its title run with an easy 7-0 victory over Pine over the two-time defending champions from ment for both brothers. Merritt finished third City in the quarterfinals. All seven of the Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul. Will Hancock with Will Hancock in 2006, while Phillip fell matches went two sets, with John Wight leading was the only Spartan casualty in either match. with partner Ford Traff in the quarterfinals of the way with a 6-0, 6-1 decision over senior He fell to Mounds Park Academy senior Bryan the championship bracket. Frank Borich at No. 1 singles. Kelly 6-3, 6-0 in the No. 1 singles slot. Continued on page 291

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 281 St. Paul Academy & Summit School — 2007 Class A State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Birk Mitau, Zac Mohring, Andrew Magne. Row 2: Dillon Titcomb, Michael Halvorson, John Hill, Joe Redmon. Row 3: Head Coach Viet Pham, Joseph Merrill, Pierce Norton, Spencer McMillan, Evan McMillan, Harry Whitaker, John Wight, BOYS’ CLASS A CHAMPION Asst. Coach Chi Pham. 2007 Team Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 5-6, 2007 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville 4 Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul SEMIFINALS Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center, Life Time Fitness, Burnsville Minneapolis Mounds Park Academy, CHAMPIONSHIP 2 Waseca St. Paul 5-2 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville 3 Montevideo The Blake School, Minneapolis The Blake School, Minneapolis 6-1 7-0 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville St. Paul Academy & Summit School 5 The Blake School, Minneapolis 4-3 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville 1 St. Paul Academy & Summit School 2007 CLASS A Life Time Fitness, Burnsville St. Paul Academy & STATE CHAMPION Summit School 7-0 St. Paul Academy & 7 Pine City Summit School 7-0 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville 8 Thief River Falls Thief River Falls 5-2 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville

6 Litchfield Mounds Park Academy, Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul St. Paul 4-3 Life Time Fitness, Burnsville THIRD PLACE Thief River Falls Waseca

Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Waseca 7-0 Waseca Montevideo 4-3 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Pine City CONSOLATION CHAMPION Litchfield 4-3 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center

Litchfield

282 Boys’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Singles Championship Series – Class A June 7-8, 2007 Bryan Kelly (12) Life Time Fitness Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Burnsville Brian Ward (12) Bryan Kelly Litchfield Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 Will Hancock Bryan Kelly Will Hancock (12) The Blake School, Minneapolis The Blake School, Minneapolis Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-3, 6-2 6-1, 6-3 Nate Milbrath (11) Waseca

Ian Hansen (11) Bryan Kelly Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul *Lac Qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 6-1, 6-2 John Wight (11) Ian Hansen Chris Florey St. Paul Academy & Eveleth-Gilbert *Lac Qui Parle Valley/ Dawson-Boyd 6-4, 6-0 Summit School 7-5, 6-2 John Wight John Wight (11) St. Paul Academy & St. Paul Academy & Summit School 6-0, 6-1 Summit School Bryan Kelly Andrew Berggren (12) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul East Grand Forks 7-5, 6-0 Kevin Bauleke (12) STATE CHAMPION Waseca

Peter Mohagen (12) Kevin Bauleke CLASS A Montevideo Waseca 6-3, 6-1

Anthony Buccanero (10) Ben Kopecky Ben Kopecky Rochester Lourdes 6-1, 6-3 Virginia Rochester Lourdes 6-1, 6-0

Ben Kopecky (9) Ben Kopecky Rochester Lourdes Rochester Lourdes 6-3, 6-3

Jacob Engelstad (11) Thief River Falls Peter Freese (10) Connor Hart Connor Hart *St. Cloud Cathedral Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-3, 6-2 1-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-1 Matt Edin (12) Peter Freese Staples-Motley *St. Cloud Cathedral 6-3, 6-4 Peter Freese (11) *St. Cloud Cathedral John Wight John Wight St. Paul Academy & Summit School St. Paul Academy & Summit School 6-4, 6-3 Peter Freese THIRD PLACE Brian Ward *St. Cloud Cathedral Litchfield

Nate Milbrath Brian Ward Waseca Litchfield 6-2, 6-3 Brian Ward Chris Florey Chris Florey Eveleth-Gilbert Litchfield 6-0, 6-1 Eveleth-Gilbert 6-3, 6-1 Brian Ward Andrew Berggren Litchfield East Grand Forks 6-0, 6-0 Peter Mohagen Montevideo CONSOLATION Jacob Engelstad WINNER Anthony Buccanero Peter Mohagen Montevideo 6-1, 6-3 Thief River Falls Virginia 6-7 (7-4), 7-5, 6-3

Jacob Engelstad Jacob Engelstad Thief River Falls Thief River Falls 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 Matt Edin * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Staples-Motley

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 283 2007 Doubles Championship Series – Class A June 7-8, 2007 Mark Lewis (12) & Jake Decatur (10) Life Time Fitness Mound-Westonka Burnsville Mark Lewis Jake Decatur Kevin Urick Trevor Asbach & (12) & (12) Mound-Westonka 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 Virginia Pierce Norton John Hill Pierce Norton (11) & John Hill (8) & Pierce Norton & John Hill St. Paul Academy & Summit School St. Paul Academy & Summit St. Paul Academy & Summit School 6-2, 6-0 School 7-5, 6-2

Derek Boeve (12) & Weston Sawtelle (11) Luverne

Cody Bottem (12) & Jordan Swanson (12) Merritt Jackley & Phillip Jackley Thief River Falls The Blake School, Minneapolis 6-2, 6-3 Merritt Jackley Phillip Jackley Merritt Jackley & Phillip Jackley Merritt Jackley Phillip Jackley & (12) & (10) The Blake School, Minneapolis The Blake School, Minneapolis The Blake School, Minneapolis 6-4, 6-2 6-1, 6-1 Karl Berget Ian Rollwitz Karl Berget (12) & Ian Rollwitz (11) & Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-4, 6-3 Merritt Jackley & Philip Jackley Daniel Fragodt (12) & Steven James (10) The Blake School, Minneapolis *Benson/KMS 6-3, 6-1

David Janssen (12) & Jamie Gustafson (12) STATE CHAMPION Pipestone Area Corey Horien Chase Haviland Corey Horien Chase Haviland & CLASS A (12) & (11) Thief River Falls 6-4, 7-6 (7-2) Thief River Falls Eric Chien Will Oberrender Eric Chien (9) & Will Oberrender (10) & Eric Chien & Will Oberrender Breck School, Golden Valley Breck School, Golden Valley Breck School, Golden Valley 6-4, 6-3 6-1, 6-1 Michael Halvorson & Ben Yates (12) & Nate Eigenfeld (12) Spencer McMillan Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul St. Paul Academy & Summit School 6-4, 2-6, 6-3 Andrew Tancabel (12) & Peter Zender (12) Litchfield Jordan Flattum (12) & Andrew Tancabel Peter Zender Michael Halvorson & Richie Gullickson & (11) Litchfield 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (14-12) Spencer McMillan Waseca St. Paul Academy & Summit Michael Halvorson Nico Sacchetti Brian Villa & School 6-4, 6-4 (11) & (11) Spencer McMillan Virginia St. Paul Academy & Summit Michael Halvorson (12) & School 6-4, 6-3 Spencer McMillan (12) St. Paul Academy & Summit School Pierce Norton & John Hill Pierce Norton & John Hill St. Paul Academy & St. Paul Academy & Summit School Summit School 6-3, 7-6 (8-6)

Eric Chien & Will Oberrender THIRD PLACE Kevin Urick & Trevor Asbach Breck School, Golden Valley Virginia

Kevin Urick & Trevor Asbach Derek Boeve & Weston Sawtelle Virginia 0-6, 6-2, 6-4 Luverne

Cody Bottem & Jordan Swanson Cody Bottem & Jordan Swanson Thief River Falls Cody Bottem & Jordan Swanson Thief River Falls 6-2, 6-4 Thief River Falls 6-2, 6-2 Cody Bottem & Jordan Swanson Daniel Fragodt & Steven James Thief River Falls *Benson/KMS 6-7 (7-5), 6-1, 6-3 David Janssen & Jamie Gustafson Pipestone Area CONSOLATION

Ben Yates & Nate Eigenfeld WINNER Ben Yates & Nate Eigenfeld Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Nico Sacchetti & Brian Villa Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-4, 6-1 Virginia 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 Jordan Flattum & Richie Gullickson Waseca Nico Sacchetti & Brian Villa Virginia 6-3, 6-4

Nico Sacchetti & Brian Villa * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Virginia

284 Boys’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Rochester Mayo — 2007 Class AA State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): David Shin, Alex Olson, Max Edwards, Amrik Donkenna, Daniel Weinshenker. Row 2: Cole Patterson, Peter Cerhan, Jeremy Edwards Thomas Nath, Krishan Vega, Alex Ryu, Scott Thomas. Row 3: Aaron Olson, Coach Edwards, Coach Demaray, Coach Demaray, Will Tremaine. BOYS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION 2007 Team Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION June 5-6, 2007 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, 4 Mounds View SEMIFINALS Bloomington Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center, Mounds View 7-0 CHAMPIONSHIP Minneapolis 2 Minnetonka Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Mounds View 6-1 3 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 7-0 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Rochester Mayo 5 Totino-Grace, Fridley 4-3 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington 1 Rochester Mayo 2007 CLASS AA Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Rochester Mayo 7-0 STATE CHAMPION 7 Duluth East Rochester Mayo 4-3 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington 8 *Elk River Edina 6-1 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington

6 Edina Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Edina 5-2 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington THIRD PLACE Edina Minnetonka

Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Minnetonka 6-1 *Elk River Totino-Grace, Fridley 5-2 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Duluth East CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Elk River 6-1 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center

*Elk River *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 285 2007 Singles Championship Series – Class AA June 7-8, 2007 Paul Swanson (11) Life Time Fitness 98th Street Blaine Bloomington Mike Eastman (12) Paul Swanson Edina Blaine 6-1, 6-2

Nelson Iginla (11) Paul Swanson Nelson Iginla Blaine 6-0, 6-4 Minneapolis South Minneapolis South 6-4, 6-2 Justin Haag (11) Eden Prairie

Daniel Kim (12) Paul Swanson Blaine 6-1, 6-3 St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights Daniel Kim Dusty Boyer (7) Amrik Donkena Forest Lake St. Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights 6-3, 6-2 Rochester Mayo 6-2, 6-4 Amrik Donkena (11) Amrik Donkena Rochester Mayo Rochester Mayo 6-1, 6-2 Wyatt McCoy Tyler Hjalmquist (8) Mounds View Moorhead 6-2, 6-0 Michael Sicora (11) STATE CHAMPION Buffalo

Matt Schull (7) Michael Sicora CLASS AA Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Buffalo 6-1, 6-2

Joe Stejskal (12) Michael Sicora Stefan Voigt Buffalo 6-2, 6-3 *Grand Rapids/Greenway Red Wing 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (7-2)

Stefan Voigt (12) Wyatt McCoy Red Wing Mounds View 4-6, 7-6 (7-3), 6-0

Kent Nichols (11) *Elk River Wyatt McCoy Wyatt McCoy (8) Wyatt McCoy Mounds View Mounds View 6-0, 6-4 Mounds View 6-1, 6-0 Brian McCarthy Brian McCarthy (11) Benilde-St. Margaret’s School, Benilde-St. Margaret’s School, St. Louis Park 6-0, 6-3 St. Louis Park David Erickson (9) *Osseo Amrik Donkena Michael Sicora Rochester Mayo Buffalo 6-2, 6-3 Michael Sicora THIRD PLACE Mike Eastman Buffalo Edina

Justin Haag Mike Eastman Eden Prairie Edina 7-5, 6-2 Mike Eastman Dusty Boyer Dusty Boyer Forest Lake Edina 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 Forest Lake 6-4, 7-5 Mike Eastman Tyler Hjalmquist Edina Moorhead 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 Matt Schull Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights CONSOLATION Joe Stejskal WINNER Joe Stejskal Kent Nichols *Grand Rapids/Greenway *Grand Rapids/Greenway 6-1, 6-3 *Elk River 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 Kent Nichols Kent Nichols *Elk River *Elk River 6-1, 7-6 (8-6) David Erickson * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. *Osseo

286 Boys’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Doubles Championship Series – Class AA June 7-8, 2007 Michael Sinha (11) & Steven Skanse (11) Life Time Fitness 98th Street Eden Prairie Bloomington Jake Tideman & Matt Halvorson Jake Tideman (10) & Matt Halvorson (11) Duluth East 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 Duluth East Evan Enquist & Evan Enquist Evan Enquist (12) & & Francesco Andreazze Francesco Andreazze Francesco Andreazze (12) Rochester John Marshall Rochester John Marshall Rochester John Marshall 6-4, 6-0 6-0, 6-1 Anders Halvorsen (12) & Michael Lunka (10) Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights David Croonquist & Tyler Rice Kevin Iserman (12) & Aaron Johnson (12) Mounds View 6-3, 6-4 *Elk River

Kevin Iserman & Aaron Johnson Joe Novitzki (10) & Ben Kerzman (11) *Elk River 6-3, 6-2 David Croonquist & Tyler Rice Totino-Grace, Fridley Mounds View 7-6 (7-2), 6-3

David Croonquist (11) & Tyler Rice (12) David Croonquist & Tyler Rice Mounds View Mounds View 6-1, 7-5 David Croonquist Chris Kuna (11) & & Tyler Rice Hamish Weerasinghe (9) Mounds View Edina 6-2, 6-2

Jack Schway (11) & Stefan Aune (12) Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights STATE CHAMPION Jeremy Thompson (11) & Jeremy Thompson & CLASS AA Brendan O’Connell (10) Brendan O’Connell *Elk River *Elk River 6-3, 6-3 Scott Sundstrom & Tim Wolford Scott Sundstrom Tim Wolford Tyler Venne (12) & Jordan Osterman (12) & Centennial, Circle Pines Robbinsdale Cooper Centennial, Circle Pines 6-3, 6-2 6-2, 6-2

Scott Sundstrom (11) & Tim Wolford (11) Noah Swiler & Steven Pjevach Centennial, Circle Pines Edina 6-2, 6-1

Noah Swiler (10) & Steven Pjevach (10) Edina

Noah Swiler & Steven Pjevach Josh Wachter (12) & Ross Trousdale (12) Edina 2-0 (Default) Noah Swiler & Steven Pjevach Buffalo Edina 6-3, 6-3

Matt Alstad (12) & Ryan Gibeau (12) Cole Patterson & Jeremy Edwards *Grand Rapids/Greenway Rochester Mayo 6-1, 6-1 Cole Patterson (12) & Jeremy Edwards (12) Rochester Mayo Evan Enquist & Evan Enquist & Francesco Andreazze Francesco Andreazze Rochester John Marshall Rochester John Marshall 2-6, 6-4, 7-5 Scott Sundstrom & Tim Wolford THIRD PLACE Michael Sinha & Steven Skanse Centennial, Circle Pines Eden Prairie

Anders Halvorsen & Michael Lunka Anders Halvorsen & Michael Lunka Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 6-1, 6-1 Joe Novitzki & Ben Kerzman Chris Kuna & Hamish Weerasinghe Totino-Grace, Fridley Chris Kuna & Hamish Weerasinghe Edina 7-6 (7-2), 6-4 Edina 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 Chris Kuna & Hamish Weerasinghe Chris Kuna & Hamish Weerasinghe Edina Edina 6-0, 6-2 Jack Schway & Stefan Aune Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights CONSOLATION

Jack Schway & Stefan Aune Jack Schway & Stefan Aune WINNER Tyler Venne & Jordan Osterman Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Robbinsdale Cooper 6-2, 6-2 6-2, 6-1 Default Matt Alstad & Ryan Gibeau *Grand Rapids/Greenway 2-0 (Default)

Matt Alstad & Ryan Gibeau * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. *Grand Rapids/Greenway

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 287 State Boys’ Tennis Singles Champions — 1929-2007 1929. . . . Walter Monson ...... Minneapolis South 1980. . . . AA Chris Combs ...... Edina West 1930. . . . Robert Tudor ...... St. Paul Central A Gregg Anderson ...... Blue Earth 1931. . . . Roy Huber ...... St. Paul Central 1981. . . . AA Bob Bateman ...... Edina East 1932. . . . Paul Wilcox ...... Mountain Lake A Jakob Victorin ...... Morton 1933. . . . Carl Hovland...... Minneapolis Central 1982. . . . AA Darryl Laddin ...... Hopkins Lindbergh 1934. . . . Paul Wilcox ...... Mountain Lake A Scott Card ...... The Blake School 1935. . . . John Lieberman ...... St. Paul Central 1983. . . . Darryl Laddin ...... Hopkins 1936. . . . Richard McGee ...... University High, Minneapolis 1984. . . . David Wheaton ...... Minnetonka 1937. . . . Jack Marsh ...... St. Paul Central 1985. . . . Paul Odland...... Edina 1938. . . . Henry Nosek ...... Proctor 1986. . . . Jason Hall ...... Minnehaha Academy 1939. . . . Chris Geanakopolis ...... Minneapolis Central 1987. . . . AA Paul Odland ...... Edina 1940. . . . Fred Gulden ...... Minneapolis West A Erik Nelson...... New London-Spicer 1941. . . . Joe Armstrong ...... St. Paul Central 1988. . . . AA Chris Laitala ...... The Blake School 1942. . . . Ken Boyum...... Minneapolis West A Roger Anderson ...... Blue Earth-Frost-Winnebago 1943. . . . Ken Boyum...... Minneapolis West 1989. . . . AA Mike Terwilliger ...... Edina 1944. . . . John Dunnigan...... Minneapolis Washburn A Drew Fernelius ...... New London-Spicer 1945. . . . Brad Pitney ...... Minneapolis Washburn 1990. . . . AA J. P. Demetriou...... Eden Prairie 1946. . . . Esser Shragowitz...... Minneapolis North A Tim George ...... Orono, Long Lake 1947. . . . Pudge Whitcomb ...... Minneapolis Washburn 1991. . . . AA Scott Sanderson ...... Edina 1948. . . . Edmund Gould...... Minneapolis Southwest A Tim George ...... Orono, Long Lake 1949. . . . Al Goldstein ...... Minneapolis North 1992. . . . AA Scott Sanderson ...... Edina 1950. . . . David Ranthum ...... Rochester A David Joerger ...... Staples Area 1951. . . . Vincent Bugliosi ...... Hibbing 1993. . . . AA Marcello Borrelli ...... Edina 1952. . . . Charles Edwards ...... Minneapolis Washburn A Robert Keith ...... The Blake School 1953. . . . Dave Healey...... Rochester 1994. . . . AA Todd Bowlby ...... Minneapolis Washburn 1954. . . . Dave Healey...... Rochester A Robert Keith ...... The Blake School 1955. . . . Dave Healey...... Rochester 1995. . . . AA Matt Peplinski...... Bloomington Jefferson 1956. . . . Charles Hawke ...... Minneapolis Central A Trace Fielding...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1957. . . . William Hernandez ...... Hopkins 1996. . . . AA Matt Peplinski...... Bloomington Jefferson 1958. . . . Bob Luck...... St. Paul Monroe A Robert Warn...... Minnehaha Academy 1959. . . . Keith Butterfield ...... Edina 1997. . . . AA Ryan Edlefsen ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1960. . . . Frank Kleckner ...... Minneapolis Roosevelt A Ross Greenstein ...... The Blake School 1961. . . . Bob Gustafson ...... St. Paul Wilson 1998. . . . AA Cesar Vargas ...... Edina 1962. . . . Chuck Darley ...... Rochester A Reven Stephens...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1963. . . . Chuck Darley ...... Rochester 1999. . . . AA Eric Butorac ...... Rochester John Marshall 1964. . . . Chuck Darley ...... Rochester A Drew Zamansky ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1965. . . . Bob Gray ...... Rochester 2000. . . . AA Justin Gaard ...... Edina 1966. . . . Robb Jones ...... Edina A Tony Larson ...... Long Prairie-Grey Eagle/Swanville 1967. . . . Robert Daugherty...... Rochester Mayo 2001. . . . AA Justin Gaard ...... Edina 1968. . . . Robert Daugherty...... Rochester Mayo A Jarret Cascino ...... Rochester Lourdes 1969. . . . Tom Brennan ...... Minneapolis West 2002. . . . AA D. J. Geatz ...... Minneapolis South 1970. . . . Carter DeLaittre ...... St. Louis Park A Peter Torgrimson ...... Marshall School, Duluth 1971. . . . Bob Amis ...... Edina 2003. . . . AA Nick Edlefsen ...... Eden Prairie 1972. . . . Craig Jones ...... Edina A Grady Newman ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1973. . . . Mark Brandenburg ...... Rochester Mayo 2004. . . . AA Chris Sherman ...... Edina 1974. . . . Mark Brandenburg ...... Rochester Mayo A Sam Salyer...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1975. . . . Mark Wheaton ...... Minnetonka 2005. . . . AA Andrew Lee ...... Eden Prairie 1976. . . . Mark Wheaton ...... Minnetonka A Nick Lebedoff ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1977. . . . Kevin Smith ...... Hopkins Lindbergh 2006. . . . AA Michael Sicora ...... Buffalo 1978. . . . Brian Johnson ...... Edina East A Nick Lebedoff ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1979. . . . AA Brian Johnson ...... Edina East 2007. . . . AA Wyatt McCoy ...... Mounds View A Louie McKee ...... The Blake School A Bryan Kelly...... Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul

288 Boys’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Boys’ Tennis Doubles Champions — 1929-2007

1929. . . . . Walter Hargesheimer – Charlie Britzius ...... Rochester 1981. . . . . AA Bob Bordewick – Jeff Ecklund ...... Edina East 1930. . . . . Bob Tudor – Rich Tudor...... St. Paul Central A Ryan Knee – Steve Beckendorf...... Blue Earth 1931. . . . . Bill Ward – Bob Andrews ...... Minneapolis West 1982. . . . . AA Mark Schoening – Ross Erickson ...... Edina 1932. . . . . Gordon Sangslund – Peter Kehne ...... St. Paul Mechanic Arts A Steve Beckendorf – Myles Anderson ...... Blue Earth 1933. . . . . Carl Hovland – Howard Taylor...... Minneapolis Central 1983. . . . . Dave Nelson – Shawn Bresnahan...... St. Cloud Tech. 1934. . . . . Arzy Kunz – Rodney Loft ...... Minneapolis Central 1984. . . . . Sean Potter – Todd Schlorf ...... St. Cloud Tech. 1935. . . . . Neil Kidwell – Carl Johnson ...... Minneapolis Central 1985. . . . . Myles Anderson – Roger Anderson ...... Blue Earth 1936. . . . . Rodney Loft – Neil Kidwell ...... Minneapolis Central 1986. . . . . Guy Carteng – Mike Husebo ...... Edina 1937. . . . . Chris Geankopolis – Ed Von Sien ...... Minneapolis Central 1987. . . . . AA Steve Danielson – Paul Ezerski ...... Eden Prairie 1938. . . . . Jim Hicky – Ed Struble ...... Minneapolis Washburn A Roger Anderson – Jamie Schmitgen ...... Blue Earth 1939. . . . . Chris Geankopolis – Wallace Anderson...... Minneapolis Central 1988. . . . . AA Charlie Eifrig – Jason Nasby ...... Edina 1940. . . . . Fred Fulden – Don Gunner ...... Minneapolis West A Tom Stender – Steve Roach ...... Duluth Marshall 1941. . . . . Neil Armstrong – Jack Moreland ...... St. Paul Central 1989. . . . . AA Paul Jeffries – Ricardo Derbez ...... Moorhead 1942. . . . . Ken Boyum – Al Wallin...... Minneapolis West A Tom Fenton – Dave Huhner ...... Litchfield 1943. . . . . Ken Boyum – Al Wallin...... Minneapolis West 1990. . . . . AA Jon Docken – Dan Carlson ...... Hutchinson 1944. . . . . John Dunnigan – Jack Clements ...... Minneapolis Washburn A Layne McCleary – Eric Lawatsch ...... Blue Earth-Frost- 1945. . . . . Kent Calhoun – Len Ferm...... Minneapolis West Winnebago-Delavan 1946. . . . . Jack Thommen – Edmund Gould ...... Minneapolis Southwest 1991. . . . . AA Stewart Barry – Fergus Weir . . . . . The Blake School, Minneapolis 1947. . . . . Dick Roberts – Bill Kuross ...... Minneapolis Central A Brian Bakke – J. P. McDonald ...... East Grand Forks 1948. . . . . William Moses – Edmund Gould ...... Minneapolis Southwest 1992. . . . . AA Scott Riley – Tom Danford...... Edina 1949. . . . . John Nutting – Bruce Dikson...... Duluth Central A Mark Haglin – David Cizek ...... Staples Area 1950. . . . . Ronald Trondson – Henry Dison ...... Rochester 1993. . . . . AA Aaron Dvorak – Ben Bartels ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1951. . . . . Ronald Trondson – Henry Dison ...... Rochester A Trace Fielding – Matt Drawz ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1952. . . . . Tom Lamotte – Greg Heimarck ...... Minneapolis Southwest 1994. . . . . AA Matt Berg – Jon Schibel ...... Virginia 1953. . . . . Mike Dunn – Walter Roach ...... Minneapolis Central A Trace Fielding – Matt Drawz ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1954. . . . . Dave Anderson – Gerald Kintzi ...... St. James 1995. . . . . AA Cullen Flaherty – Matt Lundmark ...... Duluth East 1955. . . . . Roger Jackman – Roger Riege...... Rochester A Jacob Wert – Justin Wismer . . . . . The Blake School, Minneapolis 1956. . . . . Charles Baker – David Love ...... Rochester 1996. . . . . AA Chuck Schultz – Jeff Hahn...... Eden Prairie 1957. . . . . Dan Olson – Don Larson...... Minneapolis Central A Troy Kleven – Jake Olson ...... Crookston 1958. . . . . Don Cooper – John Desmond ...... Minneapolis Marshall 1997. . . . . AA Andy Calof – David Hippee ...... Wayzata 1959. . . . . Jeff Fisher – Mike Parmelee ...... Faribault A Troy Kleven – Jake Olson ...... Crookston 1960. . . . . Franz Jevne – Andy Goddard...... Edina 1998. . . . . AA Phil Woo – Rory Theis ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1961. . . . . John Wirtenan – Jim Miller ...... Greenway, Coleraine A Phillip Johnson – Jarett Cascino ...... Rochester Lourdes 1962. . . . . David Goddard – William Jevne...... Edina 1999. . . . . AA Jon Seltzer – Brad Anderson ...... Edina 1963. . . . . Bucky Zimmerman – John Brennan...... Minneapolis West A Phillip Johnson – Jarett Cascino ...... Rochester Lourdes 1964. . . . . John Brennan – Charles Zimmerman...... Minneapolis West 2000. . . . . AA Jonathon Seltzer – Charlie Seltzer ...... Edina 1965. . . . . Brian Mahin – Dave Yorks ...... Minnetonka A Alex Carlson – Chris Patten ...... Litchfield 1966. . . . . Greg Pederson – Reid Pederson ...... Coon Rapids 2001. . . . . AA Roy Bryan – Gavin Lee...... Edina 1967. . . . . Jim Mitchell – Dave Mathews ...... Edina A Jake Brenk – Brandon Fenn ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1968. . . . . Jim Mitchell – Dave Mathews ...... Edina 2002. . . . . AA Mikey Kantar – Sion Wilkins ...... Minneapolis South 1969. . . . . Steve Runtsch – Greg Knutson ...... Austin A Alex Clark – Brandon Fenn ...... Breck School, Golden Valley 1970. . . . . Dave Pedersen – Pete Maeder...... Hopkins 2003. . . . . AA Andrew Bryan – Scott Leininger ...... Edina 1971. . . . . Chris Barden – Ted Taney ...... Edina A Brandon Fenn – Collin Taft-McPhee . . Breck School, Golden Valley 1972. . . . . Chris Barden – Dixon Dahberg ...... Edina 2004. . . . . AA Kris Paulseth – Jared Wiklund ...... Duluth East 1973. . . . . Marty Lazniarz – Bruce Edwards ...... St. Louis Park A Ben Habermann – Nick Pearson ...... Rochester Lourdes 1974. . . . . Mark Wheaton – Roger Jenkins...... Minnetonka 2005. . . . . AA Nick Crnkovich – Julian Tokarev ...... Mounds View 1975. . . . . Scott Nesbitt – Bill Arnold ...... Edina East A Ben Will Hancock – Blake Nicholson . . The Blake School, Minneapolis 1976. . . . . Andy Ringlien – Tim Ross ...... Northfield 2006. . . . . AA Philip Loprinzi – Cole Patterson ...... Rochester Mayo 1977. . . . . Doug Luebbe – Tom Van Denise ...... Winona Cotter A Justin Peterson – Jean Francois David ...... St. Peter 1978. . . . . Greg Carlson – Jeff Carlson ...... Madison 2007. . . . . AA David Croonquist-Tyler Rice ...... Mounds View 1979. . . . . AA Ben Ziegler – Dan Shannon ...... Minnetonka A Merritt Jackley-Phillip Jackley . . . . The Blake School, Minneapolis A Thane DeLeon – Greg Anderson...... Blue Earth 1980. . . . . AA Tom Shustarich – Mark Maroste...... Virginia A Jeff Stueven – Brad Sorenson...... Pipestone

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 289 State Boys’ Tennis Team Champions — 1950-2007

1950 . . Rochester 1978 . . Edina East 1994 . . AA - Bloomington Jefferson 1951 . . Rochester 1979 . . AA - Edina East A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1952 . . Minneapolis Southwest A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1995 . . AA - Edina 1953 . . Rochester 1980 . . AA - Edina West A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1954 . . St. James A - Blue Earth 1996 . . AA - Bloomington Jefferson 1955 . . Rochester 1981 . . AA - Edina East A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1956 . . Rochester A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1997 . . AA - Stillwater Area 1957 . . Minneapolis Central 1982 . . AA - Austin A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1958 . . Minneapolis Marshall A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1998 . . AA - Edina 1959 . . Edina 1983 . . St. Cloud Tech. A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1960 . . Stillwater - Fall Meet 1984 . . The Blake School, Minneapolis 1999 . . A - Wayzata 1961 . . Greenway, Coleraine 1985 . . St. Cloud Tech. AA - Winona Cotter 1962 . . Rochester 1986 . . Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis 2000 . . AA - Edina 1963 . . Rochester 1987 . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1964 . . Rochester A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 2001 . . AA - Minneapolis South 1965 . . Rochester 1988 . . AA - Edina A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1966 . . Edina and North St. Paul A - Blue Earth-Frost-Winnebago 2002 . . AA - Edina 1967 . . Edina 1989 . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1968 . . Edina A - Litchfield 2003 . . AA - Edina 1969 . . Austin 1990 . . AA - Mounds View A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1970 . . Cooper A - Staples-Motley 2004 . . AA - Mounds View 1971 . . Edina 1991 . . AA - The Blake School, Minneapolis A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1972 . . Edina A - Staples-Motley 2005 . . AA - Mounds View 1973 . . Edina East 1992 . . AA - Edina A - Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 1974 . . Minnetonka A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 2006 . . AA - Edina 1975 . . Edina East 1993 . . AA - Wayzata A - Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 1976 . . St. Cloud Tech. A - St. Paul Academy & 2007 . . AA - Rochester Mayo 1977 . . Blue Earth A- Summit School A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School

2007 State Singles & Doubles Champions

Wyatt McCoy David Croonquist Mounds View & Tyler Rice 2007 Class AA State Singles Champion Mounds View 2007 Class AA State Doubles Champions

Bryan Kelly Merritt Jackley Mounds Park Academy, & St. Paul Phillip Jackley 2007 Class A The Blake School, State Singles Champion Minneapolis 2007 Class A State Doubles Champions

290 Boys’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Boys’ Tennis Tournament

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 281) St. Paul Academy & Summit School junior Hornets 4-3. It was a strange victory, however, The two met last year in the quarterfinals with Pierce Norton and eighth-grader John Hill took with Edina forfeiting at both No. 2 and No. 4 Sicora escaping with a 3-6, 7-6 (10-8), 6-1 vic- third in doubles with a 6-3, 7-6 (8-6) defeat of singles. Junior Amrik Donkena was the only tory. Sicora wasn’t as lucky this year. McCoy ral- ninth-grader Eric Chien and sophomore Will Rochester Mayo player to win a singles match. lied to win a second-set tiebreaker and then shut Oberrender of Breck School, Golden Valley. He defeated senior Mike Eastman 6-3, 6-4 in the him out in the third set. The final score was 4-6, Thief River Falls seniors Cody Bottem and top spot. 7-6 (7-3), 6-0. Jordan Swanson earned consolation honors with In the upper bracket, Mounds View handed Sicora finished third with a 6-2, 6-3 victory a 6-7 (7-5), 6-1, 6-3 victory over Virginia juniors Minnetonka a 7-0 loss in the quarterfinals. over Rochester Mayo junior Amrik Donkena. Nico Sacchetti and Brian Villa. There was a marathon match at No. 2 doubles, Edina senior Mike Eastman defeated Elk Rivers’ but senior Max Keswani and junior Joe Hodgson Nichols, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 to earn consolation Class AA outlasted sophomores Luke Bastiansen and honors. In a match decided at No. 4 singles, the Charlie Ellson 7-6 (11-9), 6-7 (1-7), 6-3. Senior Tyler Rice and junior David Spartans of Rochester Mayo defeated Mounds Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, was the Croonquist of Mounds View defeated sopho- View 4-3 to earn championship honors and next team to fall to Mounds View. The Mustangs mores Noah Swiler and Steven Pjevach of improve upon last year’s third-place finish. This swept the singles and added wins at No. 1 and Edina, 6-2, 6-2 to win the doubles champi- was also the first state title in the 41-year histo- No. 3 doubles as they beat the Warriors 6-1. onship. Rice came close to winning the title last ry of the school for a boys’ team. The defending champions from Edina defeat- year, but he and partner David Torres lost in the After the Spartans swept the doubles and the ed Henry Sibley 5-2 for third place. In the con- title match to Philip Loprinzi and Cole Mustangs put up wins at the top three singles solation bracket, top honors went to Elk River. Patterson of Rochester Lourdes. spots, the title came down to the contest The Elks beat Minnetonka 5-2. Rochester John Marshall seniors Evan between Mayo senior Scott Thomas and Totino-Grace of Fridley was the final team Enquist and Francesco Andreazze took third in Mounds View senior Tyler Rice. In the second competing in the Class AA tournament. the doubles tournament with a 2-6, 6-4, 7-5 set, Rice saved two match points before Thomas In the individual competition, Wyatt McCoy defeat of Centennial, Circle Pines, juniors Scott pulled out the victory. of Mounds View became the first eighth-grader Sundstrom and Tim Wolford. The Edina tandem Mounds View eighth-grader Wyatt McCoy, to win the title. He defeated junior Paul of ninth-grader Hamish Weerasinghe and junior who would go on to capture the singles title, was Swanson of Blaine 6-2, 6-0 by playing consis- Chris Kuna earned consolation honors with a 6- the only player to win in straight sets in the tently and making numerous difficult returns. 0, 6-2 victory over the Henry Sibley team of jun- championship match-up. He defeated senior The championship was also a rematch of a ior Jack Schway and senior Stefan Aune. Alexander Ryu 6-0, 6-0 at No. 2 singles. Section 4 semifinal that McCoy lost after Rochester Mayo started the tournament by becoming ill. The 2007 State Boys’ Tennis Tournament defeating Duluth East 7-0. The only match to go McCoy started the tournament with a 6-0, was held June 5-8. The Class AA team competi- three sets was at No. 2 doubles where senior 6-4 victory over junior Kent Nicols of Elk River. tion was held at Life Time Fitness 98th Street in Jeremy Edwards and junior Aaron Olsen defeat- In the quarterfinals, he dismissed junior Brian Bloomington. The Class A competition was ed seniors Jared Muskovitz and Dan Schoen 6-2, McCarthy of Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis held at Life Time Fitness in Burnsville. Team 3-6, 6-3. Park. That score was 6-1, 6-0. consolation matches in both classes were held at In the semifinals, the Spartans avenged last In the semifinals, McCoy met defending the Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center in year’s semifinal loss to Edina by defeating the champion, junior Michael Sicora of Buffalo. Minneapolis.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Tennis 291 GIRLS’ TENNIS Ten consecutive titles for Rochester Lourdes and Edina; Edina’s Taney completes perfect career with third consecutive AA singles title

By Ellen Giloy 6-1 victory over Delano. The Cardinals of Staples-Motley took home the consolation he Hornets of Edina and the Eagles of hardware after defeating Benson/Kerkhoven- Rochester Lourdes each won their 10th Murdock-Sunburg 5-2. Tconsecutive state girls’ tennis title at the 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW In the Class A singles tournament, Mounds 2006 tournament. It was the 11th overall title Park Academy ninth-grader Brenna Kelly won for Lourdes and the 25th for Edina (including Kelsey Koranda and eighth-grader Brittany her first title when she defeated Breck School of the three Edina East won when there were two Alexander 6-0, 6-3 at No. 2 doubles. Golden Valley sophomore Brittany Faber 6-4, Edina high schools). Mounds Park Academy posted two 6-1 victo- 6-1. Kelly used consistent returns and patience Mounds Park Academy swept the singles and ries on its way to the championship. Ninth-grad- in the victory while also breaking Faber’s serve doubles titles in Class A. Ninth-grader Brenna er Carolyn Drogt posted the only straight-set in six of nine games. Kelly claimed the singles title, while junior Beth victory for the Panthers in the quarterfinal Kelly defeated Pine City senior Maria Larson and seventh-grader Amber Bellinger 6-2, 6-4 in the first round. In Washington won the doubles tournament. the quarterfinals, she beat senior In the Class AA events, Edina senior Madeline Gail of Lac qui Parle Whitney Taney won her third consecutive Valley/Dawson-Boyd 6-0, 7-5. And, in singles title and her fifth overall. The vic- the semifinals, she defeated Rochester tory also gave her a high school career Lourdes senior Molly Noser 6-2, 6-3. record of 166-0. Juniors Megan Gaard and Mounds Park Academy also won the Emily Warner completed the title sweep doubles tournament when junior Beth for Edina with their victory in the doubles Larson and seventh-grader Amber tournament. Washington defeated the senior tandem of Sam Boushek and Alissa Mattison of

Class A MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Redwood Valley of Redwood Falls 6-2, In the Class A team tournament, the 6-2. Eagles of Rochester Lourdes won their Larson and Washington started with 10th consecutive title and 11th overall. In a 6-2, 6-1 victory over senior Cailey a rematch of the 2005 championship, Grupe and junior Toni Pribyl of Martin Lourdes again defeated Mounds Park County West of Sherburn. As they Academy of St. Paul. The final score was moved on, they defeated senior Brittney 6-1 this year. Morris and junior Molly Simms of Two of the championship matches Crookston 6-0, 6-1 in the quarterfinals, went to three sets, with Rochester Lourdes and ninth-grader Abby Fragodt and emerging victorious in both of them. junior MacKenzie Weber of Benson/ Ninth-grader Courtney Rust defeated Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 6-3, 6-1 ninth-grader Taylor Washington 0-6, 6-3, in the semifinals. 6-3 at No. 2 singles, and junior Caitlin Third-place honors went to Crosby- Alexander and seventh-grader Margaret Ironton seniors Betsy Wheeler and Pearson beat sophomore Ann Roach and Farrah Steiner who overpowered eighth-grader Kate Roach 7-6 (7-4), 1-6, Fragodt and Weber 6-7 (1-7), 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 at No. 3 doubles. 7-6 (12-10). The St. Paul Academy & Junior Beth Larson and seventh-grader Summit School duo of senior Madeline Amber Washington won the only match Titcomb and ninth-grader Sarah for Mounds Park Academy. They defeated Whitaker beat Grupe and Pribyl of senior Kristin Pearson and junior Sarah Whitey Taney of Edina won five state tournament titles – three in Martin County West 2-6, 7-5, 6-0 for Rossman 6-2, 6-4 at No. 1 doubles. singles and two in doubles – over the course of her career. In the consolation title. Rochester Lourdes defeated Benson/ 2006, she defeated Tooli Wilkins of Burnsville 6-0, 6-3 to claim the Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 7-0 in the Class AA individual title. Class AA quarterfinals. Rust was the only Lourdes player victory over Staples-Motley. She defeated In the Class AA tournament, Edina earned to have a tie-breaker. She held on to defeat jun- ninth-grader Skye Coughlin 6-0, 6-0 at No. 3 its 10th consecutive title and 25th overall with ior MacKenzie Weber 6-2, 7-6 (7-5) at No. 2 singles. In the semifinals, Mounds Park a 6-1 victory over Mahtomedi. Seniors Ronni doubles. Academy defeated Delano and Panther ninth- Saxon and Sam Frank were the only Mahtomedi In the semifinals, the Eagles defeated grader Taylor Washington defeated junior Laura team members to steal a match from Edina. St. James 5-2. Sophomore Mallory Shellum and Carlson 6-0, 6-0 at No. 2 singles. They defeated juniors Paige Mooty and Shehan the duo of seniors Megan Olson and Stacy In other quarterfinal action, St. James defeat- Ghanci 6-2, 5-7, 6-1 at No. 2 doubles. Berndt notched the wins for the Saints. Shellum ed Minnewaska Area of Glenwood 6-1, and The Hornets needed less than 40 minutes to defeated senior Molly Noser 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 at No. Delano beat Pine City 6-1. sweep the singles matches. Edina senior 3 singles, and Olson and Berndt beat junior St. James earned third-place honors with a Continued on page 300

292 Girls’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Rochester Lourdes — 2006 Class A State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Margaret Pearson, Sarah Rossman. Row 2: Kelsey Koranda, Molly Noser, Kristin Pearson. Row 3: Head Coach Kevin Rust, Courtney Rust, Catherine Krecke, Caitlin Alexander, Brittany Alexander, Alexa Palen, Mary Utz, Coach Mike Mullenmeister. GIRLS’ CLASS A CHAMPION

2006 Team Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION October 25-26, 2006 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center 6 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood SEMIFINALS Minneapolis Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Life Time Fitness Burnsville St. James 6-1 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 St. James Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center 1 Rochester Lourdes Rochester Lourdes 5-2 Rochester Lourdes 7-0 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Rochester Lourdes 3 *Benson/KMS 6-1 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center 5 Delano 2006 CLASS A Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center Delano 6-1 STATE CHAMPION Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 7 Pine City 6-1 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center 4 Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-1 Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center

8 Staples-Motley St. James St. James 6-1 Nicollet Indoor Tennis Club, Minneapolis THIRD PLACE Delano Minnewaska Area, Glenwood

Life Time Fitness Burnsville *Benson/KMS 4-3 Staples-Motley *Benson/KMS 5-2 Life Time Fitness Burnsville Pine City CONSOLATION CHAMPION Staples-Motley 6-1 Life Time Fitness Burnsville

Staples-Motley *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Tennis 293 2006 Singles Championship Series – Class A October 27-28, 2006 Brittany Templin (12) Reed-Sweat Family Tennis Center, Foley Minneapolis

Brittany Faber (10) Brittany Faber Breck School, Golden Valley Breck School, Golden Valley 6-0, 6-2 Brittany Faber Alexa Palen (10) Alexa Palen Rochester Lourdes Breck School, Golden Valley Rochester Lourdes 6-0, 6-1 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 Jill Hagestuen (12) *Benson/KMS

Katie Edin (11) Brittany Faber Breck School, Golden Valley Staples-Motley 7-6 (7-2), 6-2 Katie Edin Pam Zimmermann (12) Katie Edin Sauk Centre Staples-Motley 6-1, 6-0 Staples-Motley 6-2, 6-3

Kayla Lenz (12) Kayla Lenz Pequot Lakes Pequot Lakes 6-0, 6-2 Brenna Kelly Megan Biehn (12) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Martin County West, Sherburn 6-4, 6-1 Ashley Eckstrom (12) STATE CHAMPION St. James

Natasha Topoluk (11) Natasha Topoluk CLASS A Providence Academy, Plymouth Providence Academy, Plymouth 6-4, 6-2 Molly Noser Molly Noser Sara Klein (11) Rochester Lourdes Melrose Area Rochester Lourdes 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 6-4, 0-6, 7-5 Brenna Kelly (12) Molly Noser Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Rochester Lourdes 6-2, 6-3

Brenna Kelly (9) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Brenna Kelly (12) Brenna Kelly Maria Bellinger Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Pine City Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 6-2, 6-4 6-0, 7-5 Madeline Gail Madeline Gail (12) *Lac Qui Parle Valley/ *Lac Qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd Dawson-Boyd 6-4, 6-4 Abby Edin (9) Staples-Motley Katie Edin Katie Edin Staples-Motley Staples-Motley 6-0, 6-2 Molly Noser THIRD PLACE Brittany Templin Rochester Lourdes Foley

Jill Hagestuen Brittany Templin *Benson/KMS Foley 2-6, 6-1, 6-1

Pam Zimmermann Megan Biehn Megan Biehn Martin County West, Sherburn Sauk Centre Martin County West, Sherburn 6-2, 6-4 6-4, 1-6, 7-5 Ashley Eckstrom Megan Biehn St. James Martin County West, Sherburn 7-6 (8-6), 6-2 Ashley Eckstrom St. James CONSOLATION WINNER Sara Klein Ashley Eckstrom St. James 6-1, 6-0 Ashley Eckstrom Melrose Area St. James 6-4, 2-6, 7-5

Maria Bellinger Abby Edin Pine City Staples-Motley 7-5, 7-6 (7-3) Abby Edin * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Staples-Motley

294 Girls’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006 Doubles Championship Series – Class A October 27-28, 2006 Betsy Wehseler (12) & Farrah Steinke (12) Reed-Sweat Family Tennis Center, Crosby-Ironton Minneapolis Madeline Titcomb (12) & Betsy Wehseler Farrah Steinke Sarah Whitaker & (9) Crosby-Ironton 6-2, 6-4 St. Paul Academy and Summit School

Sarah Rossman Mary Utz Betsy Wehseler & Farrah Steinke (11) & (10) Kelly Rensink Brittany Bonine Rochester Lourdes & Crosby-Ironton 6-2, 7-5 Delano 7-6 (7-2), 6-1

Kelly Rensink (10) & Brittany Bonine (12) Delano

Sara Dezell (11) & Sheila Noska (12) Sam Boushek & Alissa Mattison Staples-Motley Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 6-2, 6-7 (3-7), 7-5 Sam Boushek Alissa Mattison Sam Boushek & Alissa Mattison Sam Boushek Alissa Mattison & (12) & (12) Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 6-4, 7-5 6-7 (6-8), 7-5, 6-2 Jena Runge Mallory Shellum (12) & (10) Jena Runge Mallory Shellum St. James & St. James 7-5, 6-1 Beth Larson & Amber Washington Britta Johnson (12) & Kasie Rust (12) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 6-2, 6-2

Abby Fragodt (9) & MacKenzie Weber (11) *Benson/KMS STATE CHAMPION Katie Sczublewski (12) & Abby Fragodt MacKenzie Weber Kristin Sczublewski & CLASS A (12) *Benson/KMS 6-2, 6-4 Pierz

Krista Mueller Amy Mueller Abby Fragodt & MacKenzie Weber (12) & (11) Krista Mueller Amy Mueller Melrose Area & *Benson/KMS 6-1, 7-6 (7-5) Melrose Area 6-1, 6-2 Beth Larson & Amber Washington Britany Bach (12) & Abbie Wilson (11) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul *LeSueur-Henderson 6-3, 6-1

Beth Larson (11) & Amber Washington (7) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul

Beth Larson Amber Washington Beth Larson & Amber Washington Cailey Grupe Toni Pribyl & (12) & (11) Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul Martin County West, Sherburn 6-2, 6-1 6-0, 6-1 Emma Birkholz Hali Haukos Emma Birkholz (11) & Hali Haukos (12) & Glencoe-Silver Lake Glencoe-Silver Lake 7-5, 7-6 (7-3) Brittney Morris (12) & Molly Simmons (11) Crookston Betsy Wehseler & Betsy Wehseler & Farrah Steinke Farrah Steinke Crosby-Ironton Crosby-Ironton 6-7 (1-7), 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (12-10)

Abby Fragodt & MacKenzie Weber THIRD PLACE Madeline Titcomb & Sarah Whitaker *Benson/KMS St. Paul Academy and Summit School Madeline Titcomb & Sarah Sarah Rossman & Mary Utz Whitaker St. Paul Academy and Rochester Lourdes Summit School 6-2, 6-4 Sara Dezell & Sheila Noska Madeline Titcomb & Sarah Staples-Motley Sara Dezell & Sheila Noska Whitaker St. Paul Academy and Madeline Titcomb & Staples-Motley 6-4, 6-4 Summit School 6-4, 6-1 Sarah Whitaker St. Paul Academy and Britta Johnson & Kasie Rust Summit School Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 2-6, 7-5, 6-0 Katie Sczublewski & Kristin Sczublewski CONSOLATION Pierz Katie Sczublewski Cailey Grupe & Toni Pribyl WINNER Britany Bach Abbie Wilson & & Kristin Sczublewski Martin County West, Sherburn *LeSueur-Henderson Pierz 6-3, 6-7 (3-7), 6-4 7-6 (7-2), 6-0 Cailey Grupe & Toni Pribyl Cailey Grupe & Toni Pribyl Martin County West, Sherburn Martin County West, Sherburn 7-5, 6-7 (6-8), 7-5

Brittney Morris & Molly Simmons * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Crookston

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Tennis 295 Edina — 2006 Class AA State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Jennifer Berg, Caroline Sherman, Whitney Taney. Row 2: Shehan Ghanchi, Paige Mooty, Megan Gaard, Jackie Shapiro, Michelle Weerasinghe, Matisse Merriam, Katie Markman. Row 3: Mishawn Ring, Molly Becker, Caitlyn Cunagin, Chloe Cunagin. Row 4: Coach Steve Paulsen, Emily Warner, Christine Hickey, Maria Bryan, Megan Mooty, JV Coach Perry Forster. GIRLS’ CLASS AA CHAMPION 2006 Team Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION October 25-26, 2006 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, 6 Edina SEMIFINALS Bloomington Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Life Time Fitness Burnsville Edina 6-1 CHAMPIONSHIP 2 Eden Prairie Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington 1 Rochester Mayo Edina 7-0 Rochester Mayo 7-0 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Edina 3 Simley, Inver Grove Heights 6-1 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington 5 Hopkins 2006 CLASS AA Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington Hopkins 5-2 STATE CHAMPION 7 *Elk River Mahtomedi 4-3 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington 4 Mahtomedi Mahtomedi 7-0 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington

8 Thief River Falls Rochester Mayo Rochester Mayo 5-2 Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Bloomington THIRD PLACE Hopkins Eden Prairie

Life Time Fitness Burnsville Eden Prairie 6-1 Eden Prairie Simley, Inver Grove Heights 7-0 Life Time Fitness Burnsville *Elk River CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Elk River 5-2 Life Time Fitness Burnsville

Thief River Falls *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

296 Girls’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006 Singles Championship Series – Class AA October 27-28, 2006 Kathryn Schmidt (11) Life Time Fitness 98th Street, Hopkins Bloomington

Erin Gudal (11) Kathryn Schmidt Mounds View Hopkins 6-2, 6-2

Emily Rogers (11) Emily Rogers Emily Rogers Rochester Century 6-3, 6-4 Rochester Century Rochester Century 6-1, 6-1 Deborah Barany (12) Roseville Area

Aaryn Anderson (12) Tooli Wilkins Burnsville St. Cloud Apollo 6-1, 6-1 Tooli Wilkins Tooli Wilkins (11) Tooli Wilkins Burnsville Burnsville 6-0, 6-1 Burnsville 6-2, 6-2

Dana VanBruggen (11) Dana VanBruggen Buffalo Buffalo 7-5, 2-6, 6-1 Whitney Taney Aria Lambert (8) Edina Minnetonka 6-0, 6-3 Abby Buxton (12) STATE CHAMPION Eden Prairie

Alex Erickson (11) Abby Buxton CLASS AA Hopkins Eden Prairie 6-1, 6-3

Whitney Taney (12) Whitney Taney Whitney Taney Edina 6-1, 6-2 Edina Edina 6-1, 6-0 Whitney Taney (11) Alexis Brown Edina Eastview, Apple Valley 6-2, 6-0

Sam Frank (12) Mahtomedi Laura Young (9) Sam Frank Katie Jesperson Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights *Elk River Mahtomedi 4-6, 6-0, 6-0 6-1, 6-1 Laura Young Laura Young (12) Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 6-0, 6-0 Parul Kapoor (9) St. Cloud Tech Emily Rogers Emily Rogers Rochester Century Rochester Century 6-1, 6-1 Laura Young THIRD PLACE Erin Gudal Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights Mounds View

Deborah Barany Deborah Barany Roseville Area Roseville Area 6-4, 2-6, 7-5 Aria Lambert Aaryn Anderson Aria Lambert St. Cloud Apollo Minnetonka 6-2, 6-3 Minnetonka 7-6(4), 7-6(3) Aria Lambert Aria Lambert Minnetonka Minnetonka 6-2, 6-3 Alex Erickson Hopkins CONSOLATION Alexis Brown WINNER Alexis Brown Alexis Brown Eastview, Apple Valley 6-2, 7-5 Eastview, Apple Valley Eastview, Apple Valley 7-5, 6-4

Katie Jesperson Katie Jesperson *Elk River *Elk River 6-2, 6-0 Parul Kapoor * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. St. Cloud Tech

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Tennis 297 2006 Doubles Championship Series – Class AA October 27-28, 2006 Cassandra Brown (9) & Lexi Yeado (11) Life Time Fitness 98th Street, *Elk River Bloomington Cassandra Brown Lexi Yeado Allie Hinman Emily Becken & (12) & (11) *Elk River 6-4, 6-3 Centennial, Circle Pines

Erin Kappers Emilie Renault Erin Kappers & Emilie Renault (10) & (9) Erin Kappers Emilie Renault Rochester Mayo & Rochester Mayo 6-0, 6-1 Rochester Mayo 6-2, 6-0

Anna Bertrang (11) & Cheree Johnson (11) Champlin Park

Amy Boyer (12) & Stacy Lofgren (12) Jennifer Berg & Bemidji Michelle Weerasinghe Edina 6-4, 6-0 Ali Boyd Katie Audette Jennifer Berg & Ali Boyd Katie Audette & (12) & (12) Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul Michelle Weerasinghe Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 Edina 6-0, 6-0 Jennifer Berg Becca Heupel Makenna Borg & (12) & (9) Michelle Weerasinghe Eden Prairie Edina 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 Megan Gaard & Jennifer Berg (12) & Emily Warner Michelle Weerasinghe (11) Edina Edina 6-2, 6-4

Sarah Madigan (12) & Taylor Heltne (10) Simley, Inver Grove Heights STATE CHAMPION Sarah Madigan Taylor Heltne Beth Gustafson Aly Brandell & CLASS AA (12) & (11) Simley, Inver Grove Heights *Elk River 6-1, 6-0 Megan Gaard Emily Warner Megan Gaard & Emily Warner (11) & (11) Megan Gaard Emily Warner Edina & Edina 6-1, 6-0 Edina 7-6(8), 6-1 Anne Borgertpoepping (12) & Beth Christensen (11) Megan Gaard & Emily Warner Owatonna Edina 6-1, 6-2

Alex Frank (12) & Kelly Stadum (12) Mahtomedi Allison Crocker (12) & Allison Crocker Rebecca Snyder Rebecca Snyder & (11) Eden Prairie 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 Allison Crocker & Rebecca Snyder Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 6-2, 6-3 Colette Meller Marla Becker (11) & (11) Colette Meller Marla Becker Hopkins & Hopkins 6-3, 6-4

Amanda Hoard (12) & Sarah Larson (12) Thief River Falls Erin Kappers & Erin Kappers & Emilie Renault Emilie Renault Rochester Mayo Rochester Mayo 5-7, 6-2, 7-5

Allison Crocker & Rebecca Snyder THIRD PLACE Allie Hinman & Emily Becken Eden Prairie Centennial, Circle Pines

Allie Hinman & Emily Becken Anna Bertrang & Cheree Johnson Centennial, Circle Pines Champlin Park 6-3, 6-1 Amy Boyer & Stacy Lofgren Becca Heupel & Makenna Borg Bemidji Becca Heupel & Makenna Borg Eden Prairie 6-3, 7-5 Eden Prairie 6-2, 6-1 Becca Heupel & Makenna Borg Becca Heupel & Makenna Borg Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 6-3, 6-2 Beth Gustafson & Aly Brandell *Elk River CONSOLATION Anne Borgertpoepping & Anne Borgertpoepping Anne Borgertpoepping & WINNER Beth Christensen & Beth Christensen Beth Christensen Owatonna Owatonna 6-2, 6-0 Owatonna 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 Alex Frank & Kelly Stadum Mahtomedi Alex Frank & Kelly Stadum Mahtomedi 7-5, 6-3

Amanda Hoard & Sarah Larson * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Thief River Falls

298 Girls’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Tennis Team Champions — 1974-2006 1974. . . . Minnetonka 1992. . . . AA - Edina 1975. . . . Minnetonka A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1976. . . . St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1993. . . . AA - Bloomington Jefferson 1977. . . . St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1978. . . . AA - Edina East 1994. . . . AA - Hopkins A - Rochester Lourdes A - Orono 1979. . . . AA - Edina East 1995. . . . AA - Bloomington Jefferson A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Orono 1980. . . . AA - Edina East 1996. . . . AA - Bloomington Jefferson A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1981. . . . AA - Edina 1997. . . . AA - Edina A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rochester Lourdes 1982. . . . AA - Edina 1998. . . . AA - Edina A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rochester Lourdes 1983. . . . AA - Edina 1999. . . . AA - Edina A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rochester Lourdes 1984. . . . AA - Edina 2000. . . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Rochester Lourdes 1985. . . . AA - Edina 2001. . . . AA - Edina A - Blue Earth A - Rochester Lourdes 1986. . . . AA - Edina 2002. . . . AA - Edina A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rochester Lourdes 1987. . . . AA - Edina 2003. . . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Rochester Lourdes 1988. . . . AA - Edina 2004. . . . AA - Edina A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rochester Lourdes 1989. . . . AA - Edina 2005. . . . AA - Edina A - Virginia A - Rochester Lourdes 1990. . . . AA - Edina 2006. . . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Rochester Lourdes 1991. . . . AA - Edina A - The Blake School, Minneapolis

State Girls’ Tennis Singles Champions — 1974-2006 1974. . . . . Mary Prebil...... Saint Cloud Cathedral 1992. . . . . AA - Anh Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1975. . . . . Peggy Chutich ...... Anoka A - Gina Suh ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1976. . . . . Kathy Rondano...... Hopkins Lindbergh 1993. . . . . AA - Anh Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1977. . . . . Kathy Rondano...... Hopkins Lindbergh A - Gina Suh ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1978. . . . . AA - Lisa Bublitz...... Winona 1994. . . . . AA - Anh Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Cathy Wadden ...... Winona Cotter A - Laura Keith...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1979. . . . . AA - Anne Lemieux ...... Edina East 1995. . . . . AA - Anh Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Lisa Martin ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Christina Blodgett ...... Orono 1980. . . . . AA - Anne Lemieux ...... Edina East 1996. . . . . AA - Anh Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Lisa Martin ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Allison Kramer ...... Litchfield 1981. . . . . AA - Janet McCutcheon...... Wayzata 1997. . . . . AA - Judy Wang ...... Burnsville A - Marylee Libera ...... Rochester Lourdes A - Rachel Laitala...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1982. . . . . AA - Janet McCutcheon...... Wayzata 1998. . . . . AA - Jeanette Cluskey ...... Edina A - D’Arcy Kyle ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Lauren Patterson ...... Rochester Lourdes 1983. . . . . AA - Ginger Helgeson ...... Edina 1999. . . . . AA - Jeanette Cluskey ...... Edina A - Kelly Morrison ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Lauren Patterson ...... Rochester Lourdes 1984. . . . . AA - Ginger Helgeson ...... Edina 2000. . . . . AA - Jane Anderson...... Edina A - Kelly Morrison ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Megan Tiegs ...... Rochester Lourdes 1985. . . . . AA - Ginger Helgeson ...... Edina 2001. . . . . AA - Andria Pintar ...... Eden Prairie A - Kira Gregersen...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Megan Tiegs ...... Rochester Lourdes 1986. . . . . AA - Jackie Moe...... Edina 2002. . . . . AA - Kerry Snow...... Sartell-St. Stephen A - Kira Gregersen...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Megan Tiegs ...... Rochester Lourdes 1987. . . . . AA - Jenny Moe ...... Edina 2003. . . . . AA - Caitlin Loprinzi ...... Rochester Mayo A - Kira Gregersen...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Natalie Newman ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1988. . . . . AA - Jackie Moe...... Edina 2004. . . . . AA - Whitney Taney ...... Edina A - Kira Gregersen...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Natalie Newman ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1989. . . . . AA - Jackie Moe...... Edina 2005. . . . . AA - Whitney Taney ...... Edina A - Gina Suh ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Alyssa Palen ...... Rochester Lourdes 1990. . . . . AA - Shanna Johnson...... Bloomington Jefferson 2006. . . . . AA - Whitney Taney ...... Edina A - Gina Suh ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Brenna Kelly...... Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 1991. . . . . AA - Megan McCarney...... Edina A - Gina Suh ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Tennis 299 State Girls’ Tennis Doubles Champions — 1974-2006 1974 . . . Linda Glavich-Shelia Robinson...... Virginia 1992 . . . AA - Amy Hanson & Angie Henrikson...... Eden Prairie 1975 . . . Renee Fournier-Joan Sundstrom ...... Coon Rapids A - Angie Fox-Susie Wood...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1976 . . . Renee Fournier-Joan Sundstrom ...... Coon Rapids 1993 . . . AA - Heather Johnson-Kiersten Miller ...... Bloomington Jefferson 1977 . . . Julie Brooks-Lucy Stringer ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - T. J. Satterlee-Amber Benson...... Litchfield 1978 . . . AA - Sharon Isaacson-Sue Higgins ...... Rochester Mayo 1994 . . . AA - Sabra Lofgren-Dana Noel ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Laurie Schroeder-Kris Fering ...... Blue Earth A - Keri Greenstein-Ashton Kienke...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 1979 . . . AA - Heidi Reid-Ann Huber ...... Minnetonka 1995 . . . AA - Alison Barnett-Molly Cope...... Hopkins A - Beth Lilly-Elizabeth Mairs ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Lindsay Nielsen-Anna Kokal ...... Orono 1980 . . . AA - Barb Brunjes-Rhonda Weber ...... White Bear Lake 1996 . . . AA - Sabra Lofgren-Dana Noel ...... Bloomington Jefferson A - Becky Hart-Beth Lilly ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Keli Leaf-Sharon Miller ...... Winona Cotter 1981 . . . AA - Sandra Thomas-Robin Mackenroth ...... Minnetonka 1997 . . . AA - Katherine Agustsson-Laura Rovick ...... Edina A - Kelly Adams-Ann Webster ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Liz Ames-Katie Hunt...... Crookston 1982 . . . AA - Stacy Husebo-Michelle Houser ...... Edina 1998 . . . AA - Laura Rovick-Heidi Rovick...... Edina A - Carrie Stringer-Lindy Olson...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Laurie Hohberger-Megan Tiegs ...... Rochester Lourdes 1983 . . . AA - Carrie Odland-Jennifer Nelson...... Edina 1999 . . . AA - Mary Schultz-Paige Mainor...... Eden Prairie A - Carrie Stringer-Cathy Paper...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Megan Tiegs-Lindsey Palen ...... Rochester Lourdes 1984 . . . AA - Martha Goldberg-Jenny Moe ...... Edina 2000 . . . AA - Laurie Alonso-Amy Kelly ...... Austin A - Laura Gabbert-Wendy Nelson ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Christin Tiegs-Lindsey Palen ...... Rochester Lourdes 1985 . . . AA - Carlyn Palffy-Mary Sutherland ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong 2001 . . . AA - Kristina Bergstad-Jaime Gaard ...... Edina A - Andy Trenary-Susie Hintz ...... Blue Earth A - Lindsey Palen-Caela Baker ...... Rochester Lourdes 1986 . . . AA - Kate Jackson-Hilary Cairns ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis 2002 . . . AA - Alex Seaton-Whitney Taney ...... Edina A - Tammy Ackerman-Sue Swenson ...... Litchfield A - Natalie Scanlon-Alyssa Palen ...... Rochester Lourdes 1987 . . . AA - Susan Birkeland-Cathy Birkeland...... Edina 2003 . . . AA - Sarah Frey-Whitney Taney ...... Edina A - Hilary Cairns-Kate Jackson ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Erica Johnson-Sarah Guzinski ...... Rochester Lourdes 1988 . . . AA - Elise Adams-Tammy Okins-Nguyen ...... Bloomington Jefferson 2004 . . . AA - Rachael Click-Katie Carr ...... Rochester Mayo A - E C Shepard-Betsy Kiernat ...... St. Paul Academy & Summit School A - Rachel Tiegs-Natalie Scanlan ...... Rochester Lourdes 1989 . . . AA - Kari Sanderson-Kaelie Rivers ...... Edina 2005 . . . AA - Shannon Cooney-Elsa Perushek . Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park A - Becky Meyer-Julie Williams ...... St. Cloud Cathedral A - Rachel Tiegs-Alexa Palen ...... Rochester Lourdes 1990 . . . AA - Tara Baker-Eva Colson ...... Minnetonka 2006 . . . AA - Megan Gaard-Emily Warner...... Edina A - Angie Fox-Laura Keith ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis A - Beth Larson-Amber Washington . . . . . Mounds Park Academy, St. Paul 1991 . . . AA - Amy Hanson-Angie Henrikson ...... Eden Prairie A - Angie Fox-Lacey Hunter...... The Blake School, Minneapolis

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 292) Whitney Taney was the first to win. She defeat- Heights 7-0and Hopkins defeated Elk River 5-2 Emily Rogers, a junior at Rochester Century, ed senior Sarah Magnuson 6-0, 6-1 in less than in the two remaining quarterfinals. won third-place honors after defeating Young 6- 30 minutes at No. 1 singles. Senior Caroline Rochester Mayo rebounded to win third- 1, 6-1. Minnetonka eighth-grader Aria Lambert Sherman was the only Edina player to win in place honors with a 5-2 victory over Hopkins. In took the consolation title. She beat junior straight sets. She beat senior Caitlin Dado 6-0, the consolation championship, Eden Prairie Alexis Brown of Eastview of Apple Valley 6-2, 6-0 at No. 4 singles. handed Elk River a 7-0 loss. 6-3. In the quarterfinals, Edina defeated Eden In the individual tournament, senior The Class AA doubles title also came down Prairie 6-1. The Hornets won three singles and Whitney Taney of Edina capped her career to two stellar teams from Edina. In the end, jun- three doubles matches, with the lone setback record of 166-0 with a 6-0, 6-3 victory over jun- iors Megan Gaard and Emily Warner defeated coming at No. 4 singles where Sherman fell to ior Tooli Wilkins of Burnsville. It was the second their teammates, senior Jennifer Berg and junior ninth-grader Makenna Borg 6-2, 6-2. consecutive year that Wilkins fell to Taney in Michelle Weerasinghe, 6-2, 6-4. Edina faced its greatest challenge in the the title match. Gaard and Warner made their way to the semifinals. The Hornets fell behind in three The victory also gave Taney her third con- championship with a 7-6 (8), 6-1, victory over matches against Rochester Mayo, before rallying secutive singles title and her fifth overall. In senior Anna Borgertpoepping and junior Beth to win 7-0. Senior Jennifer Berg needed three 2002 and 2003, she won doubles titles with Alex Christensen of Owatonna. In quarterfinal sets to defeat sophomore Erin Kappers 1-6, 7-6 Seaton and Sarah Frey, respectively. action, they defeated senior Sarah Madigan and (7), 7-6 (7), at No. 3 singles. And, at No. 3 dou- Taney made short work of Wilkins in the first sophomore Taylor Heltne of Simley of Inver bles, the Edina duo of seniors Katie Markman set, but Wilkins rallied in the second. She took Grove Heights 6-1, 6-0. They went on to beat and Christine Hickey squeaked by juniors Taney to five deuces before prevailing in the first senior Allison Crocker and junior Rebecca Shannon Clark and Stephanie Housmans 4-6, game and then broke Taney’s serve in the next Snyder of Eden Prairie 6-1, 6-2 in the semifinals. 6-2, 7-6 (7). game to go up 2-1. Taney roared back, however, Sophomore Erin Kappers and ninth-grader On the other side of the bracket, the and won the next two games at love. Emilie Renault of Rochester Mayo defeated Mahtomedi Zephyrs advanced with a 7-0 quar- Taney started this year’s title run with a 6-1, 6- Crocker and Snyder for third-place honors. That terfinal victory over Thief River Falls. In the 0 victory over junior Alexis Brown of Eastview of score was 5-7, 6-2, 7-5. Senior Becca Heupel and semifinals, the Zephyrs won two matches at sin- Apple Valley. She moved on and defeated senior ninth-grader Makenna Borg of Eden Prairie gles and two at doubles as they defeated Hopkins Abby Buxton of Eden Prairie 6-1, 6-2 in the quar- claimed the consolation title. The duo defeated 4-3. terfinals and senior Laura Young of Henry Sibley Borgertpoepping and Christensen 6-3, 6-2. Rochester Mayo beat Simley of Inver Grove of Mendota Heights 6-2, 6-0 the semifinals. Continued on page 301

300 Girls’ Tennis 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2006 State Singles & Doubles Champions

Whitney Taney Emily Warner Edina & Megan Gaard 2006 Class AA State Singles Champion Edina 2006 Class AA State Doubles Champions

Brenna Kelly Beth Larson Mounds Park Academy, & St. Paul Amber Washington 2006 Class A Mounds Park Academy, State Singles Champion St. Paul 2006 Class A State Doubles Champions

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 300) The 2006 State Girls’ Tennis Tournament Reed-Sweatt Family Tennis Center in Fitness 98th Street in Bloomington, and all was played October 25-28. The Class AA team Minneapolis. Team consolation rounds for both rounds of the Class A singles and doubles tour- quarterfinals and championship rounds were classes were played at Life Time Fitness in naments were played at the Reed-Sweatt Family played at Life Time Fitness 98th Street in Burnsville. Tennis Center in Minneapolis. Bloomington. The Class A team quarterfinals All rounds of the Class AA singles and dou- and championship rounds were played at the bles tournament were played at Life Time

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Tennis 301 BOYS’ TRACK & FIELD Mounds View captures second consecutive Class AA crown; Glencoe-Silver Lake wins in Class A; Willmar sets all-time record in 4x800 relay

By Ellen Giloy Hopkins was second with 44 points, and Burnsville was third with 43 points. In 2006, he Glencoe-Silver Lake Panthers won Burnsville placed fifth and Hopkins was 13th. their first title under this name at the Two Mounds View seniors – Quinn Evans T2007 State Track and Field Meet. It was 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW and Sean Duling – successfully defended their the third title overall for Glencoe. In Class AA, 2006 titles. Evans won the 400-meter dash with four first-place finishes paced the Mounds View respectively. Wasinger was also the only a time of 47.85 and Duling won the 110-meter Mustangs to their second consecutive title and competitor to win multiple individual titles. hurdles with a time of 14.43. their fifth overall. One new Class A record was set at the 2007 Evans also competed on both of Mounds Only one all-time record was set at the meet. meet when the Pine Island 4x800 team complet- View’s winning relay teams. He ran the first leg The Willmar team of seniors Mustafa Yusuf, ed their race in 7:56.21. Seniors Denny Meints, of the 4x200 race, and his teammates included Abdi Awale, and Kaafi Adeys, and junior Zac Mohamed Hussein, Michael Lambeth, and Jake junior Andrew Balzar and seniors Javan Copley Coquyt set the new time in the 4x800 relay at Gabor competed for the Panthers. The former and Jeff Brunnette. In the 4x400 race, Quinn 7:47.33. record of 7:58.06 was set by Staples-Motley in ran the third leg and competed with Balzar, jun- 2000. ior Kevin Bradley, and senior Mike Shelendich. Class A The Mustangs’ winning relay The Glencoe-Silver Lake times were 1:27.77 and Panthers, who tied for 34th 3:18.04, respectively. place in 2006, won their first In addition to winning the title under this name and their 110-meter hurdles, Duling also third overall. Glencoe won two placed third in the 300-meter previous titles in 1975 and hurdles. 1976. The Panthers had 51 Senior Tommy McNamara points and the runners-up from scored 18 points for Mounds Fairmont had 43. This was the View with a runner-up finish second consecutive runner-up in the triple jump and a third- finish for the Cardinals. The MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO place showing in the long Warroad Warriors, who placed jump. Kevin Bradley added 10th last year, improved to another eight points with a claim third-place honors with third-place finish in the 400- 31 points. meter dash. The other com- Three first-place finishes petitors who scored points for helped Glencoe-Silver Lake Mounds View were: seniors clinch top honors. Junior Matt Michael Duncombe, Eric Muenchow won the 400-meter McKay, Austin Savat, and dash with a time of 49.95, and Alex Wrobel, junior Eric also anchored the winning Anderson, and sophomore 4x200 relay team. Junior Jared Carlson-Stevermer. Darren Thompson, senior Jon In addition to Evans and Hoese, and sophomore Kyle Duling, four other individuals O’Donnell rounded out that also successfully defended last team. The Panthers finished year’s titles. Stillwater Area with a time of 1:30.53. senior Benjamin Blankenship Senior Chip Maresh won won his second title in the the final gold medal for 1600-meter run with a time of Willmar’s Abdi Awale (left) takes off after receiving the baton from Mustafa Yusuf (right) Glencoe-Silver Lake. He took during the Class AA 4x800 relay. The Willmar team, which included Kaafi Adeys and 4:09.10. In the 3200-meter top honors in the shot put with Zac Coquyt, set a new Class AA and All-Time record with its time of 7:47.33. run, senior Elliott Heath of a distance of 56 feet and 11 and Winona won his second gold one-half inches. None of this year’s winners won titles at the medal with a Class AA record time of 9:02.65. The Panthers’ remaining points came from 2006 state meet. Jay Schoenfelder of Duluth East set the previous senior Eric Rose and Thompson. Rose earned record of 9:03.12 in 1995. runner-up honors in the long jump and Class AA Casey Kedrowski, a senior at Sauk Rapids- Thompson placed fifth in the 200-meter dash. The Mustangs of Mounds View made it two Rice, won his second consecutive title in the Winona Cotter junior Donny Wasinger in a row as they claimed their fifth title overall. pole vault with a height of 14 feet and nine claimed the 3200-meter title on Friday and fol- In addition to last year, they also won in three inches, and senior BJ Otto of Hill-Murray, lowed it with a victory in the 1600-meter run on back-to-back titles between 1999-2001. This Maplewood, repeated in the long jump with a Saturday. His times were 9:24.88 and 4:22.86, year, the Mustangs finished with 97 points. Continued on page 308

302 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Minnesota State HighSchool League School/Team Place 8Mneie .13 Montevideo 28 .14 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton . . 15 Falls International 25 .15.5 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 24 23 .16 Millville Plainview-Elgin 17 . . 17 Stewartville 15 .18 Trinity. Prairie/Holy *Lester . .18.33 Perham 13 12 .21 Victoria Catholic, Family Holy 10 1Ylo eiieEs,GaieFls. . . 19 Yellow MedicineEast,GraniteFalls 11 9 Foley. .21.5 Foley. .22 Island. Pine 9 8 .24 Cotter Winona .29 Concordia Academy 6 .29.5 Frazee 5 .31 Warroad 4 .43 Fairmont 3 .51 Lake Glencoe-Silver 2 1 Glencoe-Silver Lake—2007ClassAStateTeam Champion akt ooa.13 Loyola Mankato .14 Warriors Central North *United . . 14 Delano .16 Lutheran Mayer .16 Peter. St. . .16 LeSueur-Henderson .16 *Benson/KMS .16 Crescent La .17 Minneapolis. DeLaSalle, .18 Zumbrota-Mazeppa .24 Paul St. West Lutheran, Croix St. Row 1 (L-R): 1 Row Coach JoshOtto-Fisher, MattMuenchow, EricRose,JonHoese,ChipMaresh, Asst. CoachGaryKosek. CLASS A CHAMPION 2007 StateMeetTeam Scores —ClassA Kyle O’Donnell,Darren Thompson, KennyFillbrandt, Asst. CoachJoshMetcalf. onsPaeSchool/Team Place Points 5*ibnFifxWnho/W. 5 *Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop/MW 55 . . 6 James. St. . 7 Chatfield 52 .7.5 Litchfield 51 50 .8 *Breckenridge/Campbell-Tintah. 44 .9 Roseau 42 .10 Earth Area Blue .11 Pillager. 36 35 .12 Central *Lanesboro/Fillmore 30 *Badger-Greenbush-Middle River/ .6 Central/AC South *United .6 Kenyon-Wanamingo .8 Valley Spring Kingsland, Trinity SchoolatRiverRidge, .8 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston. .8 Providence Academy,Plymouth .8 Rapids. Pelican .9 Centre. Sauk .10 Center. Brooklyn .10 Prairie Blooming .10 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown .10 Christian, Andover Creek Meadow .10 Woodbury of Life Academy New .12 Valley,Redwood Falls Redwood .12 Cotton .12 Bulldogs Central *Ottertail .12 Kasson-Mantorville Tri-County. .5 Tri-County. loigo . .8 Bloomington 2006-2007 YEARBOOK&RECORD BOOK onsPaeSchool/Team Place Points 2Mra onyCnrl lyo .0.33 Slayton Central, County Murray 82 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton. .1 77 .2 Mt./Comfrey. *Springfield/Cedar 72 .3 Lakes. Pequot 68 .4 Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 61 ako onyCnrl.0.33 Central County Jackson . 1 *Caledonia/Spring Grove/Mabel-Canton .1 City Pine .1 Richland-H-E-G New .1 Forks Grand East .2 Morris Area .2 Luverne .2 Jordan .2 East, Arlington Sibley . . . 3 Minnesota Valley Lutheran,NewUlm . . 3 Barnum .3 *Russell-Tyler-Ruthton/LB/LH .4 Esko. .4 Center Triton,Dodge .4 MACCRAY,City Clara .4 London-Spicer New .4 Byron .4 Lewiston-Altura .5 *Canby/Minneota .5 *Bagley/Fosston .5 Proctor .5 Coyotes *LeCenter/Cleveland Row 2: 2: Row *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. sponsored cooperatively *Denotes Boys’ Track &Field Head CoachHankLarsen, Asst. Hamline University, St. Paul St. University, Hamline June 8-9,2007 303 Points

McLeod County Chronicle 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class A 100 METER DASH Wind: 1.9 110 METER HURDLES Wind: 4.7 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Matt Dvorak 11 St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul 11.12 1 Daniel Fragodt 12 *Benson/KMS 14.64 2 Charlie Hrdlicka 11 *United South Central Warriors 11.14 2 Matt Reeve 12 Fairmont 14.65 3 Greg Klingelhutz 11 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 11.15 3 Nick Spaeth 11 Montevideo 14.66 4 Micah Andros 12 St. Peter 11.23 4 Andrew Daggett 12 Frazee 14.97 5 Alex Williams 12 *Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity 11.25 5 Zach Flies 11 Plainview-Elgin Millville 15.11 6 Ethan Mignard 12 Meadow Creek Christian, Andover 11.28 6 Laquone Robinson 10 Brooklyn Center 15.11 7 Bryce Prax 11 LeSueur-Henderson 11.33 7 Kyle Tiepkes 12 Plainview-Elgin Millville 15.18 8 Cameron Boy 10 Jordan 11.37 8 Mike Schmitz 12 Stewartville 15.27 — Paul Mallory 11 Fairmont DNF 9 Jon Oie 12 Concordia Academy 11.39 300 METER HURDLES 200 METER DASH Wind: 0.2 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Andrew Daggett 12 Frazee 38.87 1 Bryce Prax 11 LeSueur-Henderson 22.61 2 Matt Reeve 12 Fairmont 39.17 2 Micah Andros 12 St. Peter 22.83 3 John Knebel 12 Pillager 39.23 3 Alex Williams 12 *Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity 22.90 4 Laquone Robinson 10 Brooklyn Center 39.85 4 Ethan Mignard 12 Meadow Creek Christian, Andover 23.12 5 Mike Schmitz 12 Stewartville 40.12 5 Darren Thompson 11 Glencoe-Silver Lake 23.18 6 Daniel Fragodt 12 *Benson/KMS 40.14 6 Charlie Hrdlicka 11 *United South Central Warriors 23.26 7 Nick Spaeth 11 Montevideo 40.60 7 Jacob Larson 12 International Falls 23.31 8 Ben Uphoff 12 Luverne 41.16 8 Jonny Weinrich 12 Plainview-Elgin Millville 23.42 9 David Borland 12 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 42.26 400 METER DASH 4x100 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Matt Muenchow 11 Glencoe-Silver Lake 49.95 1 St. Croix Lutheran, West St. Paul (Aaron Hulsebus 10; 43.78 2 Paul Schreiner 11 New Life Academy of Woodbury 50.31 Shem Biebert 12; Tyler Koester 9; Matt Dvorak 11) 2 Delano 43.84 3 Andy Wendroth 12 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 50.65 3 Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington 44.44 4 Tyson Molitor 12 Sauk Centre 50.81 4 Kenyon-Wanamingo 44.59 5 Colby Citrowske 12 *Canby/Minneota 50.88 5 *Bagley/Fosston 44.76 6 Josiah Head 12 Warroad 51.06 6 Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 44.80 7 Joey Heglund 11 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 51.32 7 Proctor 47.13 8 Adam Endres 12 Plainview-Elgin Millville 51.39 — St. Peter DQ 9 Blake Kerkhoff 11 New Richland-H-E-G 51.50 — *Hawley/Ulen Hitterdal DQ 800 METER RUN 4x200 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Ned Brady 11 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 1:57.31 1 Glencoe-Silver Lake (Darren Thompson 11; Jon Hoese 12; 1:30.53 2 Denny Meints 12 Pine Island 1:57.31 Kyle O’Donnell 10; Matt Muenchow 11) 3 Moses Heppner 10 Warroad 1:58.25 2 Concordia Academy, Roseville 1:32.13 4 Ian Campbell 12 Blooming Prairie 1:59.10 3 Providence Academy, Plymouth 1:32.18 5 Jeff Janssen 11 Fairmont 1:59.15 4 Frazee 1:32.32 5 Chatfield 1:32.41 6 Tyler Leverington 12 Roseau 1:59.34 6 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 1:32.58 7 Colin Carpenter 11 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 1:59.77 7 Plainview-Elgin Millville 1:32.59 8 JJ Nieuwbeerta 12 Montevideo 2:01.99 8 Proctor 1:32.79 9 Austin Babler 11 Foley 2:05.41 9 LeSueur-Henderson 1:33.55 1600 METER RUN 4x400 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Donny Wasinger 11 Winona Cotter 4:22.86 1 *Lanesboro/Fillmore Central (Brayden Hebl 10; 3:26.80 2 Marcus Piepho 12 Mankato Loyola 4:25.13 Ethan Hall 10; Charles Amaloja; Chase Anderson 10 3 Dustin Franta 12 La Crescent 4:26.57 2 Concordia Academy, Roseville 3:26.88 4 Kevin Lachowitzer 11 Perham 4:27.37 3 Fairmont 3:27.19 5 Tyler Leverington 12 Roseau 4:27.87 4 *United South Central/AC 3:28.06 6 Ian Campbell 12 Blooming Prairie 4:28.98 5 Foley 3:29.79 6 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 3:30.32 7 Clayton Foster 10 Pequot Lakes 4:29.03 7 Sauk Centre 3:31.82 8 Eric Thies 12 Sibley East, Arlington 4:31.08 8 Chatfield 3:32.52 9 Tom Miche 12 Pine City 4:33.25 9 Morris Area 3:34.93 3200 METER RUN 4x800 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Donny Wasinger 11 Winona Cotter 9:24.88 1 Pine Island (Denny Meints 12; Mohamed Hussein 12; # 7:56.21 2 Kevin Lachowitzer 11 Perham 9:29.08 Michael Lambeth 12; Jake Gabor 12) 3 Dustin Franta 12 La Crescent 9:30.41 2 Fairmont 8:00.70 4 Anthony Bongard 12 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 9:43.90 3 Concordia Academy, Roseville 8:04.27 5 Travis Beniak 11 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 9:45.18 4 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 8:04.70 6 Jacob Henderson 12 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 9:45.68 5 Warroad 8:06.06 7 Marcus Piepho 12 Mankato Loyola 9:45.99 6 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 8:10.15 8 Justin Tellinghuisen 11 Perham 9:49.77 7 Foley 8:12.07 9 Tom Pesch 11 Plainview-Elgin Millville 9:59.85 8 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 8:12.61 9 Morris Area 8:13.16 Continued on page 305

304 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class A Continued from page 304 HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jake Bahnmiller 12 Warroad 6-04.00 1 Raphy Gelo 11 International Falls 14-00.00 2 Cory Stauffer 12 Blue Earth Area 6-04.00 2 Steven Lewis 12 Foley 14-00.00 2 Marcus Denis 12 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 6-03.00 3 Mitch Hagen 12 Pelican Rapids 13-09.00 4 Andrew Daggett 12 Frazee 6-03.00 4 Erik Romsdahl 11 St. James 13-06.00 Mike Bredeson 11 Litchfield 6-03.00 5 Nolan Berg 12 *BGMR/Tri-County 13-03.00 6 Darius Clare 9 Delano 6-03.00 6 Brandon McCabe 12 Esko 13-00.00 7 Andrej Tomasek 12 Pillager 6-03.00 7 Taylor Knight 10 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 13-00.00 8 Jacob Kieper 12 *Springfield/Cedar Mt./Comfrey 6-02.00 William Brenny 11 Foley 13-00.00 9 Andy Wendroth 12 Zumbrota-Mazeppa 6-00.00 9 Nathan Lillis 12 Perham 12-06.00 LONG JUMP Patrick Peterson 11 Murray County Central, Slayton 12-06.00 Cole Von Ohlen 11 Jackson County Central 12-06.00 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND 1 Luke Buchholz 12 *Ottertail Central Bulldogs 21-08.25 3.6 SHOT PUT 2 Eric Rose 12 Glencoe-Silver Lake 21-04.50 2.0 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 3 Casey Lipp 11 *Breckenridge/C-T 20-11.00 NWI 1 Chip Maresh 12 Glencoe-Silver Lake 56-11.50 4 Omar Longoria 12 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 20-08.25 2.9 2 Tyler Velzke 12 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown 53-07.75 5 Alex Williams 12 *Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity 20-07.00 3.7 3 Justin Brown 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houson 52-11.50 6 Caleb Rissman 11 Triton, Dodge Center 20.06.75 2.3 4 Jake Brinkman 12 Mayer Lutheran 51-10.50 7 Tom Petersen 12 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm 20-04.50 2.9 5 Eric Walechka 12 *LeCenter/Cleveland Coyotes 51-05.50 8 Dan Johnson 12 Yellow Medicine East 20-04.00 1.5 6 Gerard DeWet 12 Lewiston-Altura 49-11.50 9 Eddie Hodges 10 *Caldeonia/Spring Gro/Mabel-Cant 20-03.00 1.0 7 Kyle Grimm 11 Barnum 49-11.00 8 Dan Loughran 12 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 49-04.00 TRIPLE JUMP 9 Joe Plante 11 MACCRAY, Clara City 48-06.00 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND DISCUS THROW 1 Kenny Schofield 10 Cotton 43-10.00 0.2 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 2 Dan Smelter 12 Stewartville 43-05.00 0.3 1 Micah Hegerle 11 Kasson-Mantorville 173-08 3 Omar Longoria 12 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 43-00.25 0.3 2 Jake Brinkmann 12 Mayer Lutheran 169-04 4 Dan Johnson 12 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 43-00.25 -0.2 3 Aaron Thauwald 11 Kingsland, Spring Valley 154-05 5 Tony Schepers 12 Holy Famiy Catholic, Victoria 42-11.25 0.5 4 Dan Loughran 12 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 153-00 6 Kolt Therkilson 11 New London-Spicer 42-06.25 NWI 5 Jared Christensen 11 *Gibbon-Farifax-Winthrop/MW 152-00 7 Bryce Thomsen 12 *Russell-Tyler-Ruthton/LB/LH 42-05.00 1.5 6 Tony Sigrist 11 Byron 150-04 8 Jake Bahnmiller 12 Warroad 42-04.00 3.2 7 Joe Plante 11 MACCRAY, Clara City 150-02 9 Ryan Schumacher 12 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton 40-11.75 1.5 8 Ryan Ackman 10 Litchfield 149-10 9 Joey Hanson 11 East Grand Forks 148-06

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. # New Class A State Meet Record ★ Denotes New All-Time State Meet Record

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Track & Field 305 Mounds View — 2007 Class AA State Team Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Sean Duling, Tommy McNamara, Mike Shelendich, Quinn Evans. Row 2: Mark Petersen, Anthony Meyer, Nate Bahr, Michael

Duncombe, Jordan Mogck, Austin Savat, Nate Hopkins, Eric McKay, Jack Lazorik, Brad Strandlund, Erik Lindberg, Brandon Piechowski, CLASS AA CHAMPION Andrew Chirhart, Tony Miller, Jace Nelson, Scott Reid, Brian Kilberg, Kalan Mishay. Row 3: Jeremy Hill, Dan Nemitz, Ian Nohner, Stephen Holand, Mike Kosiak, Terry Mulvaney, Andrew Saemrow, Aaron Thompson, Jason Bergman, Mike Thompson, Mitch Rudolph, Alex Scott, Jared Carlson-Stevermer, Anders Lundberg, Peter Schreiber, Tony Civello, Sam Carpenter, Jeff Brunnette, Jordan Dornbush, Tony Hengstler. Row 4: Eric Anfinson, Noah Reimer, TJ Sheele, Matt Piersak, Robby Storrar, Jake Elms, Sam Olson-Anstett, Connor Johnson, Chris Rykken, Mohamed Alfath, Devin Hess, Ben Larson, Tyler Ito, Ian Lewenstein, Wade Hassel, Raleigh Morgan, Brandon Bigelbach, Victor Khong, Andrew Balzer. Row 5: Mike Maleski, Tom Flannigan, Shawn Javenkoski, Tracy Turner, Kevin Anderson, Dan Polasky, Erik Anderson, Mike Chalmers, Dan Anderson, Joe Johnson, Andrew Schlichting, Jacob Fortmeyer, Javan Copley, Alex Wrobel, Jonathan Rux, Andy Roth, Kevin Bradley, Paul Blaske. 2007 State Meet Team Scores — Class AA June 8-9, 2007 Hamline University, St. Paul

Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points 1 Mounds View ...... 97 Rochester Century...... 15 43 Eastview, Apple Valley...... 7 2 Hopkins ...... 44 Stillwater Area ...... 15 Austin...... 7 3 Burnsville ...... 43 *Elk River...... 15 45 Coon Rapids ...... 6 4 Buffalo ...... 36 *St. Paul Johnson ...... 15 Brainerd ...... 6 5 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 35 26 Mankato East...... 14 47 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 5 6 Anoka ...... 34 27 Faribault...... 13 Maple Grove ...... 5 Hill-Murray, Maplewood ...... 34 Edina ...... 13 Duluth East ...... 5 8 Forest Lake ...... 31 29 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 12 Hastings...... 5 9 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 28 Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 12 51 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul...... 23 31 Lakeville South ...... 11 *Hutchinson Tigers ...... 4 11 Owatonna ...... 22 32 Farmington ...... 10 Duluth Central ...... 4 Rosemount ...... 22 Blaine...... 10 54 Hibbing ...... 3 Apple Valley...... 22 Champlin Park...... 10 55 Little Falls ...... 2 14 Chaska ...... 20 35 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 9 *St. Paul Harding...... 2 15 Winona ...... 18 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 9 Sartell-St. Stephen ...... 2 New Prague...... 18 Wayzata...... 9 Osseo ...... 2 17 Minneapolis South...... 17 35 Andover ...... 9 *Northfield/ARTech ...... 2 18 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 16 39 Minnetonka ...... 8 Lakeville North...... 2 Eden Prairie...... 16 Moorhead ...... 8 *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl ...... 2 Willmar...... 16 Roseville Area ...... 8 62 Richfield...... 1 21 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 15 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 8

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

306 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class AA 100 METER DASH Wind: 1.7 110 METER HURDLES Wind: 2.3 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jerrell Hancock 12 Anoka 10.70 1 Sean Duling 12 Mounds View 14.43 2 Clarence Suttle 12 *St. Paul Johnson 10.89 2 Kevin Wolf 12 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 14.48 3 Sean King 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 10.92 3 Kedrick White 12 Roseville Area 14.81 4 Joe Rancourt 11 Faribault 10.93 4 Alex Bell 12 Rosemount 14.85 5 Garrett Cora 12 Duluth East 10.99 5 Terrell Woitas 11 Mankato East 14.96 6 Sam Johnson 11 Wayzata 11.15 6 Jeremy Davis 12 Champlin Park 15.00 7 Blake Wageman 12 Austin 15.19 7 Chris Anderson 12 Duluth Central 11.15 8 Mark Stockhowe 12 Burnsville 15.20 8 Trent Johnson 10 Moorhead 11.27 9 Drew Feuk 11 New Prague 15.28 200 METER DASH Wind: 2.8 300 METER HURDLES PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jerrell Hancock 12 Anoka 21.98 1 Matthew Griswold 12 Totino-Grace, Fridley 38.25 2 BJ Otto 12 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 22.14 2 Mosic Greenprice 12 Buffalo 38.36 3 Tyler Key 12 Apple Valley 22.22 3 Sean Duling 12 Mounds View 38.73 4 Brock Keaton 11 Hopkins 22.24 4 Nicholas Dalske 11 Coon Rapids 38.84 5 Clarence Suttle 12 *St. Paul Johnson 22.38 5 Matthews Weeks 11 Moorhead 39.05 6 Joe Rancourt 11 Faribault 22.42 6 Blake Wageman 12 Austin 39.58 7 Sean King 11 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 22.49 7 Mark Stockhowe 12 Burnsville 39.62 8 Kyle Henderson 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 22.85 8 Kalo Washington 10 Robbinsdale Cooper 40.32 9 Chris Anderson 12 Duluth Central 22.87 9 Adam Rondeau 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 40.48 4x100 METER RELAY 400 METER DASH PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul (Kyle Moore 12; Marcus Binns 10; 42.80 1 Quinn Evans 12 Mounds View 47.85 Shady Salamon 11; Sean King 11) 2 Jerrell Hancock 12 Anoka 48.99 2 Hopkins 42.84 3 Kevin Bradley 11 Mounds View 49.18 3 Mounds View 43.24 4 Joshua Wiseman 11 Champlin Park 49.38 4 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 43.34 5 Jordan Johnson 11 Tartan, Oakdale 49.61 5 Wayzata 43.36 6 Cory Kessler 12 St. Michael-Albertville 49.61 6 Andover 43.40 7 Cory Shufelt 11 *Hutchinson Tigers 50.44 7 Faribault 43.74 8 Chris Stoks 11 *Virginia/Mt. Iron-Buhl 51.18 8 Forest Lake 43.81 9 Sahr Matturi 12 Tartan, Oakdale 51.19 9 Robbinsdale Armstrong 44.01 800 METER RUN 4x200 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Zachary Mellon 10 Buffalo 1:52.66 1 Mounds View (Quinn Evans 12; Andrew Balzar 11; 1:27.77 2 Andy Richardson 11 Irondale, New Brighton 1:53.13 Javan Copley 12; Jeff Brunnette 12) 3 Isaac Veldkamp 11 Eden Prairie 1:53.62 2 Hopkins 1:28.42 4 Obai Hussein 11 Rosemount 1:54.04 3 Robbinsdale Armstrong 1:29.33 5 Jordan Carlson 11 Rosemount 1:54.04 4 Irondale, New Brighton 1:29.96 6 Mike Shelendich 12 Mounds View 1:55.33 5 Andover 1:30.04 7 Jonathan Stublaski 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 1:55.80 6 Burnsville 1:30.05 8 Tyler King 11 Lakeville North 1:57.13 7 Tartan, Oakdale 1:30.42 9 David Pachuta 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 1:58.83 8 Mankato East 1:30.62 — Farmington DNF 1600 METER RUN 4x400 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Benjamin Blankenship 12 Stillwater Area 4:09.10 1 Mounds View (Andrew Balzar 11; Kevin Bradley 11; 3:18.04 2 Rob Finnerty 11 Burnsville 4:10.39 Quinn Evans 12; Mike Shelendich 12) 3 Andy Richardson 11 Irondale, New Brighton 4:10.78 2 Hopkins 3:21.54 4 Elliott Heath 12 Winona 4:10.88 3 Minnetonka 3:24.51 5 Paul Hillsen 12 Lakeville South 4:11.85 4 Robbinsdale Cooper 3:25.16 6 Hassan Mead 12 Minneapolis South 4:14.17 5 Rosemount 3:25.78 7 T.C. Lumbar 12 Edina 4:16.89 6 *Elk River 3:26.11 8 Ryan Little 12 Eden Prairie 4:18.53 7 Buffalo 3:26.91 9 Tom Burke 12 Edina 4:18.68 8 Tartan, Oakdale 3:27.30 9 Hastings 3:32.21 3200 METER RUN PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 4x800 METER RELAY PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Elliott Heath 12 Winona # 9:02.65 1 Willmar (Mustafa Yusuf 12; Abdi Awale 12; ★ # 7:47.33 2 Hassan Mead 12 Minneapolis South 9:03.29 Kaafi Adeys 12; Zac Coquyt 11) 3 Robert Finnerty 11 Burnsville 9:04.42 2 Apple Valley 7:54.52 4 T.C. Lumbar 12 Edina 9:09.93 3 Buffalo 7:57.51 5 Ryan Little 12 Eden Prairie 9:11.19 4 Lakeville South 7:59.07 6 Kaafi Adeys 12 Willmar 9:16.92 5 Eastview, Apple Valley 7:59.22 7 Tom Burke 12 Edina 9:19.61 6 Hastings 8:01.53 8 Matt Yak 12 *Northfield/ARTech 9:19.72 7 Mounds View 8:01.95 9 Jackson Wiley 12 Eden Prairie 9:25.86 8 Osseo 8:03.28 9 Moorhead 8:04.65 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. Continued on page 308

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Track & Field 307 2006 State Meet Medal Winners — Class AA Continued from page 307 HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Derek Jerde 10 Chaska 6-08.00 1 Casey Kedrowski 12 Sauk Rapids-Rice 14-09.00 2 Matt Clauer 12 *Elk River 6-07.00 2 Stephen Koecher 12 Blaine 14-09.00 3 Ryan Boeddeker 12 Owatonna 6-06.00 3 Zechariah Gowdy 12 Burnsville 14-06.00 4 Aalix Dydell 12 Rochester Century 6-05.00 3 Bryan Atwood 12 Mankato East 14-06.00 5 Ryan Barnes 11 Brainerd 6-05.00 5 Andrew Norman 12 Maple Grove 14-03.00 6 Jake Murphy 12 Irondale, New Brighton 6-05.00 6 Gabriel Hymer 12 Apple Valley 14-03.00 7 Michael Harley 11 Stillwater Area 6-05.00 7 Matt Koivisto 12 Hibbing 14-00.00 8 Tony Johnson 11 New Prague 6-04.00 8 Bobby Downs 12 Chaska 14-00.00 9 Andrew Bates 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 6-04.00 9 Zech Bertilson 12 *Elk River 13-06.00 LONG JUMP SHOT PUT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 BJ Otto 12 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 23-01.25 3.5 1 Tyler Kleinhuizen 12 Forest Lake 59-10.25 2 Tony Johnson 11 New Prague 22-09.50 3.4 2 Trey Davis 12 Farmington 59-05.75 3 Tommy McNamara 12 Mounds View 22-08.25 0.3 3 Todd DeJong 12 Hopkins 55-06.25 4 Dennis Carter 12 *Spring Lk Pk/St. Anth Vill 22-00.75 3.3 4 Derall King 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 53-10.50 5 Kellen McCrary 12 Bloomington Kennedy 21-08.75 3.1 5 Brian Leonhardt 11 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anth Vill 53-07.25 6 Dominique Hawkins 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 21-08.50 2.5 6 Matt Schwartz 12 Forest Lake 53-01.25 7 Max McQuirter 12 Minneapolis South 21-06.75 3.0 7 Ross Hillukka 12 Buffalo 52-07.00 8 Alex Farber 12 Little Falls 21-03.00 4.3 8 Martell Lightfoot 12 *St. Paul Harding 52-03.25 9 Diahn Zeon 11 Richfield 21-02.75 NWI 9 Tom Lyscio 11 Brainerd 51-09.75 TRIPLE JUMP DISCUS THROW PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 BJ Otto 12 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 47-04.75 1.3 1 Mike Shaver 12 Owatonna 183-01 2 Tommy McNamara 12 Mounds View 47-03.50 1.9 2 Matt Schwartz 12 Forest Lake 175-11 3 Michael Woodward 12 Burnsville 45-05.25 2.3 3 Brian Leonhardt 11 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 164-11 4 Robbie Wilson 12 Chaska 45-00.25 -0.6 4 Pat Sveum 12 Rochester Century 161-00 5 Tony Johnson 11 New Prague 44-11.50 3.7 5 Patrick Schwartz 12 Park, Cottage Grove 160-00 6 Addison Demer 12 Tartan, Oakdale 44-05.00 0.8 6 Nick Miller 12 Bloomington Kennedy 153-08 7 Julian Chike 12 Rochester Century 44-01.75 2.3 7 Tyler Kleinhuizen 12 Forest Lake 151-07 8 Ryan Boeddeker 12 Owatonna 43-07.25 NWI 8 Dan Weihrauch 12 Sartell-St. Stephen 151-02 9 John Oberg 11 Burnsville 43-01.75 NWI 9 Randy Erickson 12 *Hutchinson Tigers 150-07

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. # New Class AA State Meet Record ★ Denotes New All-Time State Meet Record

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 302) NEW STATE MEET distance of 23 feet and one and one-quarter inches. ALL-TIME RECORD SET Otto was also one of two Class AA competitors to win multiple titles. He earned the top spot in the triple jump with a distance of 47 feet and four and three-quarter inches. Senior Jerrell Hancock of Anoka also left with two gold medals; he won the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.70, and the 200-meter dash with a time of 21.98. Only one all-time record was set at the 2007 meet. The Willmar 4x800 relay team set the new record at 7:47.33. That team was made up of sen- iors Mustafa Yusuf, Abdi Awale, and Kaafi Adeys, and junior Zac Coquyt. The previous record of 7:48.38 was set by Stillwater Area in 2004.

The 2007 State Track and Field Meet was conducted on June 8-9 at Hamline University in St. Paul. Total paid attendance for the combined girls’ and boys’ event was 12,760.

WILLMAR Zack Coquyt, Kaafi Adeys, Abdi Awale, Mustafa Yusuf 4 x 800 Meter Relay 7:47.33

308 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Boys’ State Meet Class A Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash...... :10.94 . . . . . Isaac Anderson ...... The Blake School, Minneapolis. . . . (In Prelims) 2005 200 Meter Dash...... :21.85 . . . . . Adam Freed...... Marshall School, Duluth ...... 1996 400 Meter Dash...... :47.66 . . . . . Tom Gerding ...... Waconia ...... 1996 800 Meter Run ...... 1:50.72 . . . . . Jason Owen...... Stewartville ...... 1996 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:15.71 . . . . . Chris Erichsen ...... Kingsland, Spring Valley ...... 2004 3200 Meter Run ...... 8:59.19 . . . . . Mike Torchia ...... Rochester Lourdes ...... 2006 110 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.48 . . . . . Luke Pfeiffer ...... *Frazee ...... 1996 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles ...... :37.39 . . . . . Mitch Potter ...... St. Michael-Albertville ...... (In Prelims) 1999 4 x 100 Meter Relay ...... :42.98 . . . . . Dan Jago, Mike Sumbs, ...... Hermantown ...... 2004 Nikki Holt, Kyle Schmidt 4 x 200 Meter Relay...... 1:28.93 . . . . . Dan Jago, Mike Sumbs, ...... Hermantown ...... 2004 Nikki Holt, Kyoe Schmidt 4 x 400 Meter Relay...... 3:20.64 . . . . . Brandon Beaudry, Sven Glaeser, ...... St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1999 Martin Robeck, Mitch Potter 4 x 800 Meter Relay...... 7:56.21 . . . . . Denny Meints, Mohamed Hussein, ...... Pine Island ...... 2007 Michael Lambeth, Jake Gabor Long Jump ...... 23’ 10.25" . . . . . John Bodine...... Barnesville ...... 1982 Triple Jump...... 48’ 08.50" . . . . . Ed Hegland ...... Appleton/Milan ...... 1987 High Jump ...... 6’ 10" . . . . . Ken Larson ...... Fulda ...... 1981 Pole Vault ...... 15' 03" . . . . . Chip Malmstrom ...... Mahtomedi ...... 1994 ...... 15' 03" . . . . . Jon Anderson...... Morris Area ...... 1994 Discus ...... 192' 07" . . . . . Mike Yonkey ...... Wells-Easton...... 1987 Shot Put...... 62’ 08" . . . . . Tim Senjem ...... Hayfield ...... 1996

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :10.2 . . . . . Bruce Nielsen ...... Ivanhoe ...... 1974 220 Yard Dash...... :21.70 . . . . . Ryan Lamppa ...... Benson ...... 1977 440 Yard Dash ...... :48.1 . . . . . Ryan Lamppa ...... Benson ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 1:56.0 . . . . . Jeff Browne ...... Wadena...... 1978 1 Mile Run ...... 9:23.0 . . . . . Dale Kramer ...... Glenwood ...... 1974 2 Mile Run ...... 9:02.70 . . . . . Dennis Fee ...... White Bear Lake ...... 1972 120 Yard High Hurdles ...... :14.10 . . . . . Mike Frericks ...... Silver Bay ...... 1977 180 Yard Low Hurdles ...... :19.6 . . . . . Mike Frericks ...... Silver Bay ...... 1977 440 Yard Relay...... :44.1 . . . . . Howard Donohue, Scott Myhre, ...... Stewartville ...... 1978 Steve Woessner, Mark Oakes 4 X 220 Yard Relay ...... 1:30.70 . . . . . Mike Frericks, Rob Rolando, ...... Silver Bay ...... 1977 Joe Bianco, Tom Frericks One Mile Relay...... 3:26.0 . . . . . Steve Howard, Dan True, ...... Blue Earth ...... 1978 Craig Henke, Tom Plocker One Mile Medley Relay ...... 3:34.0 . . . . . Dan True, Dave Olson, ...... Blue Earth ...... 1976 Norm Judd, Bob Mehrhof Sprint Medley Relay ...... 3:31.19 . . . . . Jason Howes, Nate Nagel, ...... Stewartville ...... (In Prelims) 1995 (200-200-400-800) Reese Wait, Jason Owen

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Track & Field 309 Boys’ State Meet Class AA Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash...... :10.49 . . . . . Ibrahim Kabia ...... Champlin Park ...... 2004 200 Meter Dash...... :20.92 . . . . . Jon Boyd ...... Mankato East ...... 2004 400 Meter Dash...... :47.59 . . . . . Randy Melbourne ...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1993 800 Meter Run ...... 1:49.76 . . . . . Trent Riter ...... Mounds View ...... 2001 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:08.51 . . . . . Nick Schneider ...... Benilde-St. Margaret's ...... 2001 3200 Meter Run ...... 9:02.65 . . . . . Elliott Heath ...... Winona ...... 2007 110 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.06 . . . . . Niles Deneen ...... St. Paul Como Park ...... 1994 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles ...... :36.97 . . . . . Dan Banister ...... Minneapolis North...... 1987 4 x 100 Meter Relay ...... :41.82 . . . . . Joe Bowen, John Shevlin, ...... Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2003 Joe DeFrance, Shayne Shaw 4 x 200 Meter Relay...... 1:27.73 . . . . . Jon Kaus, Daniel Kjolsing, ...... Mankato East ...... 2004 Justin Melchior, Jon Boyd 4 x 400 Meter Relay...... 3:17.39 . . . . . Adam Runk, Lancer Lumby, ...... Stillwater Area...... 1997 Neil Langer, Trevor Mitchell 4 x 800 Meter Relay...... 7:47.33 . . . . . Mustafa Yusuf, Abdi Awale, ...... Willmar ...... 2007 Kaafi Adeys, Zac Coquyt Long Jump ...... 24’ 09.25" . . . . . Von Shepard ...... St. Paul Central...... 1982 Triple Jump...... 49’ 00.00" . . . . . Pat Akpaette ...... Richfield ...... 2001 High Jump ...... 7' 01" . . . . . Rod Raver ...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1973 Pole Vault ...... 15' 07" . . . . . Tim Koupal...... Anoka ...... 1997 Discus ...... 185' 06" . . . . . Karl Erickson ...... Rochester Century ...... 2000 Nate Englin ...... Mounds View ...... 2004 Shot Put ...... 63’ 05.25" . . . . . Nate Englin ...... Mounds View ...... 2004

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :9.90 . . . . . Terry Lewis ...... Minneapolis North...... 1974 ...... Jeff Byrd ...... Minneapolis Central ...... 1978 220 Yard Dash ...... :21.7 . . . . . Paul Otto ...... Edina East ...... 1977 440 Yard Dash ...... :48.3 . . . . . Tom Coles ...... Hutchinson ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 1:54.1 . . . . . Jim Leib ...... Minneapolis Southwest...... 1974 1 Mile Run ...... 4:12.1 . . . . . Steve Plasencia...... Cooper ...... 1974 2 Mile Run ...... 9:08.70 . . . . . Lindsay Brown ...... Stillwater ...... 1978 120 Yard High Hurdles ...... :14.00 . . . . . Mike Siskin ...... Wayzata ...... 1977 180 Yard Low Hurdles ...... :19.1 . . . . . William McNee...... Alexander Ramsey, Roseville ...... 1965 440 Yard Relay ...... :42.5 . . . . . Kevin Whitlock, Davey Lewis, ...... Minneapolis Central ...... 1978 J. W. Hollins, Jeff Byrd 4 X 220 Yard Relay ...... 1:28.40 . . . . . Roby Anderson, Jim Gravalin, ...... Moorhead ...... 1972 Todd Watson, Terry Swanson Mile Relay ...... 3:21.7 . . . . . Jim Wolden, Dan Braun, ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1978 Greg Hughes, Mark Peterson Sprint Medley Relay ...... 3:28.70 . . . . . Art Horecki, Mike Goblirsch, ...... Edina East ...... 1974 (200-200-400-800) Andy Overman, Ben Porter

310 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Boys’ State Meet All-Time Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash ...... :10.49 . . . . . Ibrahim Kabia ...... Champlin Park ...... 2004 200 Meter Dash ...... :20.92 . . . . . Jon Boyd ...... Mankato East ...... (In Prelims) 2004 400 Meter Dash ...... :47.59 . . . . . Randy Melbourne ...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1993 800 Meter Run ...... 1:49.76 . . . . . Trent Riter ...... Mounds View ...... 2001 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:08.51 . . . . . Nick Schneider ...... Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 2001 3200 Meter Run ...... 8:59.19 . . . . . Mike Torchia ...... Rochester Lourdes ...... 2006 110 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.06 . . . . . Niles Deneen ...... St. Paul Como Park ...... 1994 300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles...... :36.97 . . . . . Dan Banister ...... Minneapolis North...... 1987 4 x 100 Meter Relay...... :41.82 . . . . . Joe Bowen, John Shevlin, ...... Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 2003 Joe DeFrance, Shayne Shaw 4 x 200 Meter Relay...... 1:27.73 . . . . . Jon Kaus, Daniel Kjolsing, ...... Mankato East ...... 2004 Justin Melchior, Jon Boyd 4 x 400 Meter Relay...... 3:17.39 . . . . . Adam Runk, Lancer Lumby, ...... Stillwater Area...... 1997 Neil Langer, Trevor Mitchell 4 x 800 Meter Relay...... 7:47.33 . . . . . Mustafa Yusuf, Abdi Awale, ...... Willmar ...... 2007 Kaafi Adeys, Zac Coquyt Long Jump ...... 24’ 09.25" . . . . . Von Shepard ...... St. Paul Central...... 1982 Triple Jump...... 49’ 00.00" . . . . . Pat Akpaette ...... Richfield ...... 2001 High Jump ...... 7' 01" . . . . . Rod Raver ...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1973 Pole Vault ...... 15' 07" . . . . . Tim Koupal...... Anoka ...... 1997 Discus ...... 192’ 07" . . . . . Mike Yonkey ...... Wells-Easton...... 1987 Shot Put ...... 63’ 05.25" . . . . . Nate Englin ...... Mounds View ...... 2004

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :9.90 . . . . . James McClearie...... Brainerd ...... 1933 Norman Anderson ...... St. James ...... 1954 Blaine Chatham ...... Minneapolis Central ...... 1964 Edward Wade ...... Minneapolis North...... 1965 Greg Lokken ...... Moorhead ...... 1967 Mark Lutz...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1969, 1970 Greg Geiger...... Richfield ...... 1971 Terry Lewis ...... Minneapolis North...... 1974 Jeff Byrd ...... Minneapolis Central ...... 1978 220 Yard Dash ...... :21.4 . . . . . Mark Lutz...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1970 440 Yard Dash ...... :48.1 . . . . . Ryan Lamppa ...... Benson ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 1:51.7 . . . . . Tim Turnbull...... Hopkins ...... 1966 1 Mile Run ...... 4:05.10 . . . . . Garry Bjorklund ...... Proctor ...... 1969 2 Mile Run ...... 9:02.70 . . . . . Dennis Fee ...... White Bear Lake ...... 1972 120 Yard High Hurdles ...... :14.00 . . . . . Mike Siskin ...... Wayzata ...... 1977 180 Yard Low Hurdles ...... :19.1 . . . . . William McNee...... Alexander Ramsey, Roseville ...... 1965 440 Yard Relay ...... :42.5 . . . . . Kevin Whitlock, Davey Lewis, ...... Minneapolis Central ...... 1978 J. W. Hollins, Jeff Byrd 4 X 220 Yard Relay ...... 1:28.40 . . . . . Roby Anderson, Jim Gravalin, ...... Moorhead ...... 1972 Todd Watson, Terry Swanson Mile Relay ...... 3:19.8 . . . . . Tom Roch, Jeff Strandemo, ...... Edina...... 1968 Paul Dunn, Jeff Beauchle Sprint Medley Relay ...... 3:28.70 . . . . . Art Horecki, Mike Goblirsch, ...... Edina East ...... 1974 (200-200-400-800) Andy Overman, Ben Porter

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Boys’ Track & Field 311 Boys’ Track & Field Team Champions — 1923-2007 1923 A - Minneapolis Central 1961 Hibbing 1987 A - Elgin-Millville B - Duluth Central 1962 St. Louis Park AA - Moorhead 1924 A - Minneapolis Central 1963 St. Louis Park 1988 A - Rushford/Peterson/Houston B - Faribault 1964 Minneapolis Central AA - White Bear Lake 1925 A - Minneapolis Central 1965 St. Louis Park 1989 A - Staples-Motley B - Eveleth 1966 St. Louis Park AA - St. Paul Central 1926 A - Minneapolis West 1967 Moorhead 1990 A - Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial B - Mankato 1968 Moorhead AA - Minneapolis Patrick Henry 1927 A - Minneapolis Central 1969 Edina 1991 A - Glyndon-Felton/Dilworth B - Eveleth 1970 Edina AA - Apple Valley 1928 A - Minneapolis Central 1971 White Bear Lake 1992 A - Atwater-Grove City/Cosmos & B - Sleepy Eye 1972 Moorhead A - Rocori, Cold Spring 1929 Moorhead 1973 B - Elbow Lake & Kiester AA - Apple Valley 1930 Duluth Central A - Glenwood 1993 A - St. Paul Academy & Summit School 1931 Minneapolis West AA - Moorhead AA - Moorhead 1932 Montevideo 1974 B - Gaylord 1994 A - Mahtomedi 1933 Minneapolis Edison A - Crookston AA - Minneapolis Washburn 1934 Minneapolis West AA - Edina East 1995 A - Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm 1935 Duluth Central 1975 B - Barnesville AA - Wayzata 1936 Duluth Central A - Glencoe 1996 A - Park Rapids Area 1937 Minneapolis West AA - White Bear Mariner AA - Stillwater Area 1938 Minneapolis West 1976 A - Glencoe 1997 A - Stewartville 1939 Minneapolis West AA - Minnetonka AA - Stillwater Area 1940 Minneapolis Washburn 1977 A - Silver Bay 1998 A - Morris Area 1941 Minneapolis Washburn AA - Wayzata AA - Stillwater Area 1942 Minneapolis Washburn 1978 A - Slayton 1999 A - St. Michael-Albertville 1943 Minneapolis North AA - Burnsville AA - Mounds View 1944 Minneapolis Central 1979 A - Staples 2000 A - Plainview 1945 Minneapolis South AA - St. Paul Central AA - Mounds View 1946 Minneapolis Southwest 1980 A - Breckenridge 2001 A - Chisholm 1947 Minneapolis Washburn AA - Minneapolis Central & Wayzata AA - Mounds View 1948 Minneapolis North 1981 A - Redwood Falls 2002 A - Plainview 1949 Duluth Denfeld AA - Owatonna AA - Robbinsdale Armstrong 1950 Owatonna 1982 A - Breckenridge 2003 A - Plainview 1951 Mankato AA - Minneapolis Central AA - Mankato East 1952 Minneapolis Central 1983 A - Austin Pacelli 2004 A - Staples-Motley 1953 Minneapolis Central AA - Northfield AA - Mankato West 1954 St. Paul Central 1984 A - Austin Pacelli 2005 A - Hermantown 1955 Minneapolis Southwest AA - Wayzata AA - Roseville Area 1956 Minneapolis Southwest 1985 A - Brooklyn Center & Redwood Falls 2006 A - Luverne 1957 Minneapolis Washburn AA - Robbinsdale Armstrong AA - Mounds View 1958 St. Louis Park 1986 A - Byron 2007 A - Glencoe-Silver Lake 1959 Minneapolis Central AA - Apple Valley AA - Mounds View 1960 Minneapolis Central

312 Boys’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League GIRLS’ TRACK & FIELD Watertown-Mayer, Wayzata win first team championships; Wayzata’s Helgren sets new all-time record in the triple jump

By Ellen Giloy Class AA Wayzata won its first title with the narrowest oth Watertown-Mayer and Wayzata won of victories. The Trojans finished with 56 points their first team titles at the 2007 State and the Hopkins Royals came in second with 55. BTrack and Field Meet. Watertown-Mayer 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW Last year, Wayzata tied for fifth place and claimed Class A honors with 54 points and Hopkins tied for 38th. The Lakeville North Wayzata won the Class AA crown with 56 sophomore Kayla Beilke, won its second gold Panthers slipped one place to finish third with points. medal with a time of 1:44.85. All four girls were 46 points. Only one new record was set at this year’s also members of the team that won in 2006. Junior Jordan Helgren did the majority of the tournament. Jordan Helgren, a junior at The Perham Yellowjackets won their second heavy lifting for Wayzata. She won her first title Wayzata, set the new Class AA and all-time consecutive 4x800 title with a time of 9:28.78. in the long jump and her second consecutive in record for the triple jump at 38 feet, 10 and one- Ninth-grader Maddie McClellan and senior the triple jump. Her triple jump distance of 38 quarter inches. The win was Helgren’s second Brittany Gigstead, who also competed on the feet, 10 and one-quarter inches was also enough consecutive in that event. 2006 team, teamed up with ninth-grader Abby for both a Class AA and all-time record. Alissa Anderson and junior Alli Januszewski this year. Ochs of Osseo set the former record of 38 feet, Class A No new records were set at this year’s Class A six and one quarter inches in 2003. In winning her second consecutive title in meet. Senior Kelly Stalpes and her younger sister, both the 100- and 200-meter dashes, sophomore Emily, put up 20 points for sophomore Megan Geyen gave her the Trojans in the 100-meter hurdles. Watertown-Mayer Royals their first team Kelly’s winning time was 14.70 and title. The Royals, with some help from Emily trailed in third place at 15.09. seventh-grader Marissa Janning and a Wayzata’s final points came in two championship relay team, squeezed by the relays. Juniors Nika Evans and Danielle co-op of Grand Meadow/LeRoy- Burgmeier teamed up with sophomore Ostrander/Southland 54-50. The Royals’ Emily Keig and ninth-grader Emily win was an improvement on last year’s Krause to place second in the 4x800 third-place showing. Grand race. In the 4x400, Keig and Burgmeier Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Southland also joined forces with senior Alison Millis improved; they tied for ninth-place last MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO and junior Molly Wawrzyniak to place year. Another co-op, Rushford-Peterson/ eighth. Houston, improved on last year’s 26th- Junior Sade Pollard of St. Paul place finish to earn third-place honors Harding was the only other individual with 46 points. to win multiple titles. She claimed her Geyen got the Royals off to a stellar third crown in both the 200- and 400- start with her races. She won the 100 with meter dashes. She was also in the run- a time of 12.24 and the 200 with a time of ning to win her second in the 100-meter 25.35. After that, Janning racked up dash, but was edged by Apple Valley another 18 points with her runner-up fin- junior Kylie Peterson. ish in the 3200-meter run and third-place Mounds View was the only school to showing in the 1600-meter run. win multiple relays. They claimed their The relay team of Geyen, sophomore second consecutive in the 4x400 and Lauren Stigsell, senior Sara Ewald, and also won the 4x100. Senior Kayla sophomore Krista Jopp earned the final Steves, sophomore Leah Hansen, and points for Watertown-Mayer. The quartet junior Bergen Butala competed on both won the 4x100 relay with a time of 49.26. teams. Junior Molly Hottman rounded Nikki Swenson, a senior who competes out the 4x100 squad and sophomore for the co-op of Lac qui Parle Mali Langlie completed the 4x400 Valley/Dawson-Boyd, also had a big meet. team. She won the 3200-meter run on Friday, Wayzata’s Helgren was the only and followed it with victories in both the competitor to set a new record. 400-meter dash and 1600-meter run on Saturday. The 2007 State Track and Field Two relay teams won their second con- Meet was conducted on June 8-9 at secutive titles. The Sauk Centre 4x200 - Hamline University in St. Paul. Total team of seniors Briana Beilke, Sara Wayzata’s Jordan Helgren set the new Class AA and All-Time paid attendance for the combined girls’ Toenies, and Megan Quistorff, and record in the triple jump at 38 feet, 10.25 inches. and boys’ event was 12,760.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Track & Field 313 Watertown-Mayer — 2007 Class A State Team Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

(L-R): Krista Jopp, Coach Dan Hanson, Megan Geyen, Marissa Janning, Coach Trent Robertson, Sarah Ewald, Lauren Stigsell, Coach Rich Winter, Alicia Jopp.

2007 State Meet Team Scores — Class A June 8-9, 2007 Hamline University, St. Paul

Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points 1 Watertown-Mayer ...... 54 27 Holdingford...... 11 *Braham Bombers ...... 5 2 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/Southla . . 50 28 Esko ...... 10.5 *Medford/El Shaddai Tigers...... 5 3 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston...... 46 29 *Red Lake County ...... 10 Triton, Dodge Center ...... 5 4 Lake Park-Audubon...... 40 Visitation, Mendota Heights...... 10 Clearbrook-Gonvick...... 5 5 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Daw-B ...... 36 Adrian ...... 10 *Lake Crystal-Wellcome 6 Concordia Academy ...... 34 Montevideo ...... 10 Memorial/Nicollet ...... 5 Perham ...... 34 Morris Area ...... 10 58 Mankato Loyola ...... 4 8 Sauk Centre...... 32 34 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria ...... 8 Warroad ...... 4 9 *Providence Academy ...... 25 New Richland-H-E-G...... 8 *Bagley/Fosston ...... 4 10 *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD...... 24 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 8 *Mountain Lake/B-O ...... 4 11 *Belle Plaine/Holy Family Acad...... 22 *Springfield/Cedar Mt/Comfrey ...... 8 Windom Area...... 4 Luverne ...... 22 Nashwak-Keewutin ...... 8 63 Annandale ...... 3 13 Maple River, Mapleton...... 21 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 8 Warren-Alvarado-Oslo ...... 3 14 St. James...... 20 40 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa ...... 7.5 *Clinton-Gr-B/Chokio-Alb...... 3 Pipestone Area ...... 20 41 Barnum ...... 7 Maple Lake ...... 3 16 Blue Earth Area ...... 19 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls ...... 7 Breck School, Golden Valley ...... 3 17 East Grand Forks ...... 17 Paynesville Area ...... 7 68 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 2.5 Lake City ...... 17 44 Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg. 6 69 *Eden Valley-W/Kimball...... 2 The Blake School, Minneapolis...... 17 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 6 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal ...... 2 20 Jackson County Central ...... 16 *International School of MN/ERA . . . . . 6 St. Peter...... 2 *Breckenridge/C-T ...... 16 Osakis ...... 6 69 *Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop/MW ...... 2 22 *Benson/KMS ...... 13 48 Pierz ...... 5.5 73 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1 Litchfield ...... 13 49 Hayfield ...... 5 *Agassiz Valley ...... 1 Melrose Area ...... 13 Milaca ...... 5 Wrenshall...... 1 *Caledonia/Spring Gro/Mabel-Cant. . . 13 Fairmont ...... 5 Kingsland, Spring Valley ...... 1 26 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis...... 12 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 5

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

314 Girls’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class A 100 METER DASH Wind: 0.7 100 METER HURDLES Wind: -1.0 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Megan Geyen 10 Watertown-Mayer 12.24 1 Leslie Thomas 11 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis 15.66 2 Ashley Tingelstad 10 Lake Park-Audubon 12.36 2 Maggie May 12 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/Southland 15.79 3 Mariah Hutton 8 *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD 12.43 3 Samantha Wermager 10 *Caledonia/Spring Grove/Mabel Canton 15.84 4 Amandal Darling 12 Jackson County Central 12.48 4 Katrina Brekke 12 East Grand Forks 16.10 5 Carmen Sutherland 10 Triton, Dodge Center 12.58 5 Melissa Streit 12 Maple River, Mapleton 16.22 6 Heather Schmit 10 New Richland-H-E-G 12.59 6 Johanna Harmon 11 Concordia Academy, Roseville 16.31 7 Nikki Schultz 12 *Springfield/Cedar Mt/Comfrey 16.32 7 Heidi Kjolhaug 12 Clearbrook-Gonvick 12.64 8 Meagan Grandgenett 11 Blue Earth Area 16.40 8 Ellie Jensen 12 *Providence Academy 12.69 9 Danielle Sowada 10 Holdingford 16.41 9 Laura Ceirnia 11 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 12.92 300 METER HURDLES 200 METER DASH Wind: 2.4 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Kendra Mooberry 10 *Benson/KMS 45.35 1 Megan Geyen 10 Watertown-Mayer 25.35 2 Maggie May 12 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/Southland 45.64 2 Amanda Darling 12 Jackson County Central 25.86 3 Janey Helland 12 Maple River, Mapleton 46.65 3 Ashley Tingelstad 10 Lake Park-Audubon 26.08 4 Johanna Harmon 11 Concordia Academy, Roseville 47.13 4 Careese Coleman 10 *International School of MN/ERA 26.33 5 Meagan Grandgenett 11 Blue Earth Area 47.14 5 Genessa Heide 10 Hayfield 26.38 6 Katlyn Sawtelle 8 Luverne 47.16 6 Analisa Huschle 8 *Bagley/Fosston 26.40 7 Carmen Lundell 10 Breck School, Golden Valley 47.17 7 Ellie Jensen 12 *Providence Academy 26.41 8 Jessie Becker 11 *Eden Valley-Watkins/Kimball 47.75 8 Heidi Kjolhaug 12 Clearbrook-Gonvick 26.54 9 Laura Ceirnia 11 *Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 48.92 9 Kendra Mooberry 10 *Benson/KMS 30.85 4x100 METER RELAY 400 METER DASH PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Watertown-Mayer (Lauren Stigsell 10; Sara Ewald 12; 49.26 1 Nikki Swenson 12 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 57.01 Krista Jopp 10; Megan Geyen 10) 2 Ashley Tingelstad 10 Lake Park-Audubon 57.72 2 Sauk Centre 49.46 3 Holy Family Catholic, Victoria 50.38 3 Leighton Lerum 10 *Providence Academy 58.53 4 The Blake School, Minneapolis 50.62 4 Leah Nordvall 9 Barnum 59.31 5 Concordia Academy, Roseville 50.63 5 Jamie Wenzel 12 Lake City 59.64 6 St. James 50.77 6 Alyssa Kerkhoff 8 New Richland-H-E-G 59.65 7 *Belle Plaine/Holy Family Academy 50.79 7 Erin Northenscold 11 Maple Lake 59.75 8 Pipestone Area 51.22 8 Stephanie Erlandson 10 *Breckenridge/Campbell-Tintah 1:00.38 9 Esko 51.25 9 Jill Utzinger 12 *Medford/El Shaddai Tigers 1:00.80 4x200 METER RELAY 800 METER RUN PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Sauk Centre (Briana Beilke 12; Kayla Beilke 10; 1:44.85 1 Brittany Gigstead 12 Perham 2:14.79 Sara Toenies 12; Megan Quistorff 12) 2 Melissa Varpness 10 Montevideo 2:15.48 2 The Blake School, Minneapolis 1:46.94 3 Jolene Smith 12 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 2:16.85 3 Pipestone Area 1:47.29 4 Faith Kruchowski 10 *Red Lake County 2:19.99 4 Belle Plaine 1:47.34 5 Hannah Dyrud 12 *Providence Academy 2:21.67 5 *Caledonia/Spring Grove/Mabel-Canton 1:47.46 6 Alejandra Flores 9 *Medford/El Shaddai Tigers 2:21.77 6 Warroad 1:47.56 7 Jaclyn Scanlan 8 East Grand Forks 2:22.76 7 *Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley/Chokio-Alberta 1:47.72 8 Lexi Jo Heitkamp 11 Luverne 2:23.32 8 Glencoe-Silver Lake 1:47.72 9 Erica Roelofs 11 *LCWM/Nicollet 2:26.87 9 *Providence Academy 1:47.83 1600 METER RUN 4x400 METER RELAY PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Blue Earth Area (Christine Henke 12; Kate Hassing 9; 4:02.93 1 Nikki Swenson 12 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 4:58.57 Miranda Murray 10; Meagan Grandgenett 11) 2 Laura Zwilling 11 Concordia Academy, Roseville 5:13.21 2 Pipestone Area 4:03.48 3 Marissa Janning 7 Watertown-Mayer 5:13.88 3 Luverne 4:03.91 4 Stacey Kern 10 Osakis 5:14.22 4 Lake City 4:03.95 5 Brittany Ungs 9 Kasson-Mantorville 5:14.95 5 Sauk Centre 4:05.75 6 Faith Kruchowski 10 *Red Lake County 5:15.94 6 *Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial/Nicollet 4:08.89 7 Gabi Swoboda 8 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 5:16.43 7 Belle Plaine 4:09.12 8 Linda Kelloer 10 Paynesville Area 5:17.93 8 Paynesville Area 4:10.08 9 Moriah Juhl 8 Greenway, Coleraine 5:25.12 9 Esko 4:13.27 3200 METER RUN 4x800 METER RELAY PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE TEAM FINALS 1 Nikki Swenson 12 *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd 11:00.77 1 Perham (Abby Anderson 9; Alli Januszewski 11; 9:28.78 2 Marissa Janning 7 Watertown-Mayer 11:14.60 Maddie McClellan 9; Brittany Gigstead 12) 3 Maddie McClellan 9 Perham 11:15.10 2 Adrian 9:32.13 4 Caty Delwiche 12 Glencoe-Silver Lake 11:21.10 3 Luverne 9:36.22 5 Laura Zwilling 11 Concordia Academy, Roseville 11:25.32 4 *Providence Academy 9:38.02 6 Dani Stack 11 Mankato Loyola 11:28.09 5 Sauk Centre 9:46.47 6 Esko 9:50.70 7 Gabi Swoboda 8 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 11:32.71 7 Paynesville Area 9:52.41 8 Kelsey Aune 12 East Grand Forks 11:33.07 8 Fairmont 9:53.73 9 Kaycee Knutson 11 Esko 11:33.62 9 East Grand Forks 9:56.16

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. # New Class A Stete Meet Record Continued on page 316

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Track & Field 315 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class A Continued from page 315 HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Toni Tollefson 11 Lake Park-Audubon 5-06.00 1 Lyndie Bosshart 11 St. James 11-00.00 2 Danielle Luhmann 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston 5-05.00 2 Megan Schleck 12 Visitation, Mendota Heights 10-03.00 3 Megan Lambertson 10 Litchfield 5-04.00 3 Allison Strege 12 Nashwauk-Keewatin 10-03.00 4 Maranda Dohrn 11 Lake City 5-04.00 4 Lauren Tollefson 11 Fertile-Beltrami 10-00.00 5 Whitney Hillesheim 10 *Springfield/Cedar Mt/Comfrey 5-02.00 5 Kelly Nelson 12 Milaca 10-00.00 6 Kayla Kapsner 10 Pierz 5-02.00 6 Megan Erlandson 11 Concordia Academy, Roseville 10-00.00 Sara Skyberg 10 Esko 5-02.00 7 Ashley Lensing 12 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 10-00.00 8 Danielle Larson 8 St. Peter 5-02.00 Laura Schuneman 10 Sibley East, Arlington 10-00.00 9 Erica Nord 12 *Agassiz Valley 5-02.00 9 Amanda Holmen 11 Kingland, Spring Valley 9-06.00 LONG JUMP SHOT PUT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Stephanie Erlandson 10 *Breckenridge/Campbell-Tintah 17-08.00 0.7 1 Rebecca Stier 12 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/Southla 42-11.50 2 Danielle Luhmann 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston 17-03.75 2.8 2 Vicki Harren 12 Melrose Area 41-00.00 3 Janey Helland 12 Maple River, Mapleton 17-03.50 2.2 3 Sam Broderius 12 *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD 40-09.50 4 Brianna Wubben Central MN Christian, Prinsburg 16-09.75 -3.7 4 Melissa Smith 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston 40-09.00 5 Heidi Lensing 10 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 16-08.75 1.1 5 Alicia Olson 12 East Grand Forks 39-07.50 6 Nicole Berscheid 9 Holdingford 16-06.50 2.0 6 Kaysee Nesmoe 12 *Mountain Lake/B-O 39-02.00 7 Brianna Barrett 9 Annandale 16-04.50 0.3 7 Michelle Schultze 12 Fairmont 39-01.50 8 Kaari Jensen 10 Pierz 16-02.75 0.2 8 Abby Busch 10 *Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop/MW 38-00.75 9 Leah Nordvall 9 Barnum 16-01.50 0.8 9 Andrea Gould 10 Wrenshall 36-09.00 TRIPLE JUMP DISCUS THROW PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Maggie May 12 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/So 36-02.00 2.9 1 Melissa Smith 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston 141-00 2 Chelsea Fogarty 10 *Belle Plaine/Holy Family Acad. 36-00.00 NWI 2 Jasmine Henrich 12 Morris Area 140-09 3 Danielle Luhmann 12 *Rushford-Peterson/Houston 35-09.00 5.0 3 Sam Broderius 12 *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD 132-09 4 Nicole Berscheid 9 Holdingford 35-08.00 3.1 4 Rebecca Stier 12 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ost/Southland 129-05 5 Laura Schmitz 12 *Braham Bombers 35-07.75 4.0 5 Emily Davis 12 Litchfield 129-05 6 Anna Tuura 12 St. James 35-05.25 3.0 6 Christy Nepp 11 Windom Area 128-07 7 Jessica Aakre 11 Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 35.03.50 3.2 7 Vicki Harren 12 Melrose Area 122-08 8 Stephanie Erlandson 10 *Breckenridge/Campbell-Tintah 35-02.00 1.3 8 Elisa Moenkedick 9 Perham 121-00 9 Naomi U’Ren 11 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls 34-08.25 3.4 9 Theresa Ford 10 The Blake School, Minneapolis 120-00

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. # New Class A Stete Meet Record

316 Girls’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Wayzata — 2007 Class AA State Team Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Alison Millis, Kelly Stalpes, Molly Wawrzyniak. Row 2: Coach Dave Emmans, Coach Lori Cade, Jordan Helgren, Danielle Burgmeier, Emily Keig, Emily Stalpes, Nika Evans, Erin Krause, Coach Sean Geisen, Coach Aaron Berndt.

2007 State Meet Team Scores — Class AA June 8-9, 2007 Hamline University, St. Paul

Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points Place School/Team Points 1 Wayzata ...... 56 21 Eagan ...... 16 43 St. Francis ...... 6 2 Hopkins ...... 55 23 New Prague...... 15 North, North St. Paul ...... 6 3 Lakeville North...... 46 White Bear Lake Area ...... 15 Richfield...... 6 4 Eastview, Apple Valley...... 40 25 Forest Lake ...... 14 *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral ...... 6 5 Edina ...... 38 26 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 12 Stillwater Area ...... 6 6 *St. Paul Harding...... 34 Mankato East...... 12 Roseville Area ...... 6 7 St. Cloud Tech ...... 31.5 Winona ...... 12 Alexandria ...... 6 8 Mounds View ...... 30 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 12 50 Prior Lake ...... 5 9 Eden Prairie...... 28 30 Minnetonka ...... 11 Shakopee ...... 5 Grand Rapids ...... 28 Sartell-St. Stephen...... 11 52 *Northfield/ARTech ...... 4 11 Moorhead ...... 26 32 Irondale, New Brighton ...... 10 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 4 12 Lakeville South ...... 25 Princeton ...... 10 Rosemount ...... 4 13 Burnsville ...... 23 Rogers ...... 10 55 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul...... 3 14 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 22 35 Brainerd ...... 9 Mound-Westonka...... 3 15 Woodbury ...... 21 Owatonna ...... 9 Marshall ...... 3 16 St. Louis Park ...... 20 Elk River ...... 9 58 Little Falls ...... 2 17 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 19 38 Sauk Rapids-Rice ...... 8 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park . 2 Mankato West ...... 19 Cambridge-Isanti ...... 8 60 Anoka ...... 1 Maple Grove ...... 19 Blaine...... 8 St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1 20 Apple Valley ...... 17.5 41 Champlin Park...... 7 21 Chaska ...... 16 Osseo ...... 7

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Track & Field 317 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class AA 100 METER DASH Wind: 1.9 100 METER HURDLES Wind: 2.3 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Kylie Peterson 11 Apple Valley 12.11 1 Kelly Stalpes 12 Wayzata 14.70 2 Sade Pollard 11 *St. Paul Harding 12.21 2 Jessica Butler 12 Grand Rapids 14.93 3 Shai Nichols 12 Owatonna 12.21 3 Emily Stalpes 10 Wayzata 15.09 4 Caitlin Dhein 11 St. Cloud Tech 12.27 4 Kayla Sawtell 9 Mounds View 15.19 5 Julia Rozman 11 Edina 12.28 5 Skyler Kroschel 9 Stillwater Area 15.28 6 Jada Narveson 11 Lakeville South 12.29 6 Patti Woods 12 Blaine 15.33 7 Alyssa Schulz 12 Maple Grove 12.38 7 Laura Weber 11 Eden Prairie 15.37 8 Anntoinette Tanoe 12 Hopkins 12.42 8 Chiamaka Okonkwo 10 Osseo 15.52 9 Rachael Fashant 12 Eastview, Apple Valley 15.53 9 Linnea Johnson 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 12.64 300 METER HURDLES 200 METER DASH Wind: 1.1 PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jenna Severson 11 *Spring Lake Park/St. Anthony Village 44.79 1 Sade Pollard 11 *St. Paul Harding 25.36 2 Taryn Simmons 12 Bloomington Kennedy 45.07 2 Anntoinette Goodman 10 Burnsville 25.40 3 Kimberly Lieder 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 45.74 3 Jada Narveson 11 Lakeville South 25.63 4 Melissa Kuebler 12 *New Ulm / New Ulm Cathedral 45.82 4 Rosey Erickson 8 Alexandria 25.71 5 Carrie Edmunds 10 Lakeville South 45.88 5 Paige Kuplic 10 Prior Lake 25.84 6 Kelsey King 12 Burnsville 45.96 6 Alyssa Schulz 12 Maple Grove 25.91 7 Kristen Smith 10 Woodbury 46.84 7 Julia Rozman 11 Edina 26.06 8 Jackie Thelen 10 Little Falls 47.71 8 Linnea Johnson 12 Robbinsdale Armstrong 26.14 9 Jessica Butler 12 Grand Rapids 48.36 9 Kristi Buerkle 12 Forest Lake 26.27 4x100 METER RELAY 400 METER DASH PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Mounds View (Kayla Steeves 12; Leah Hansen 10; 48.09 1 Sade Pollard 11 *St. Paul Harding 56.99 Molly Hottman 11; Bergen Butala 11) 2 St. Cloud Tech 48.90 2 Kristi Buerkle 12 Forest Lake 57.14 3 Hopkins 49.15 3 Cassie Toepfer 11 Eagan 57.32 4 Maple Grove 49.48 4 Brooke Campbell 10 Lakeville North 57.42 5 Osseo 49.52 5 Alana Eason 10 Champlin Park 57.47 6 Burnsville 49.65 6 Megan Dean 11 Rosemount 57.57 7 Forest Lake 50.04 7 Deronna Philips 12 Bloomington Kennedy 58.66 8 Eagan 50.08 8 Colleen Ruane 11 Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 58.84 9 Owatonna 50.73 9 Christine Ferry 10 St. Michael-Albertville 59.42 4x200 METER RELAY 800 METER RUN PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Hopkins (Anntoinette Tanoe 12; Callie Knaeble 11; 1:41.87 1 Megan Smith 12 Eden Prairie 2:11.87 Leah Kachelmacher 12; Masera Turkson-Robinson 12) 2 Sarah Schellinger 11 Sartell-St. Stephen 2:15.04 2 Robbinsdale Armstrong 1:43.00 3 Mikaya Larson 11 Edina 2:15.62 3 Lakeville North 1:43.71 4 Roseville Area 1:44.12 4 Heather Brunn 11 Rogers 2:15.68 5 Burnsville 1:44.22 5 Virginia Senf 11 Woodbury 2:16.24 6 Mankato East 1:44.41 6 Megan Lundgren 12 Mankato East 2:16.70 7 Eagan 1:44.75 7 Christine Fries 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 2:17.24 8 Champlin Park 1:44.87 8 Emily Emerson 11 Centennial, Circle Pines 2:17.76 9 Elk River 1:48.34 9 Hannah McAllister 10 Brainerd 2:19.57 4x400 METER RELAY 1600 METER RUN PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Mounds View (Kayla Steeves 12; Mali Langlie 10; 3:52.78 1 Michelle Volz 10 Lakeville North 4:58.68 Leah Hansen 10; Bergen Butala 11) 2 McKenzie Melander 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 4:59.72 2 Hopkins 3:53.53 3 Laura Hughes 9 Mankato West 5:02.86 3 Lakeville North 3:54.90 4 Emily Meese 10 Minnetonka 5:05.39 4 St. Cloud Tech 3:57.65 5 Virginia Senf 11 Woodbury 5:05.41 5 New Prague 3:58.47 6 Katie Moraczewski 10 White Bear Lake Area 5:05.70 6 Grand Rapids 4:00.25 7 Danielle Berndt 11 Bloomington Kennedy 5:05.77 7 Eagan 4:00.38 8 Kaylea Brase 10 Centennial, Circle Pines 5:06.74 8 Wayzata 4:01.64 9 Eden Prairie 4:02.01 9 Emma Bates 9 Elk River 5:07.01 4x800 METER RELAY 3200 METER RUN PLACE TEAM FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Eden Prairie (Rachel Edwards 11; Laura Platner 11; 9:09.31 1 Alex Gits 12 Edina 10:44.01 Cassy Opitz; Megan Smith 12) 2 McKenzie Melander 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 10:52.32 2 Wayzata 9:19.02 3 Laura Hughes 9 Mankato West 10:53.41 3 Woodbury 9:20.72 4 Michelle Volz 10 Lakeville South 10:57.82 4 Maple Grove 9:26.19 5 Emma Bates 9 Elk River 11:00.65 5 Minnetonka 9:31.84 6 Katie Moraczewski 10 White Bear Lake Area 11:09.90 6 Lakeville North 9:31.90 7 Laura Docherty 10 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul 11:17.50 7 Mound-Westonka 9:32.68 8 Liz Dargay 10 Elk River 11:18.57 8 Brainerd 9:33.96 9 Brooke Wyfells Marshall 11:19.92 9 Anoka 9:35.80 Continued on page 319 * Denotes cooperatively sponsored program.

318 Girls’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 State Meet Medal Winners — Class AA Continued from page 318 HIGH JUMP POLE VAULT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Hanna Muegge 11 Hopkins 5-05.00 1 Lauren Stelten 12 Chaska 12-03.00 2 Lauren Young 12 Edina 5-04.00 2 Johanna Sprang 12 Irondale, New Brighton 11-06.00 3 Katie Loberg 10 Princeton 5-04.00 3 Kayla Deters 12 Sauk Rapids-Rice 11-03.00 4 Danielle Daniels 11 North, North St. Paul 5-04.00 4 Annika Johnson 12 St. Francis 11-03.00 5 Rachel Hakk 12 Moorhead 5-02.00 5 Alise Post 10 St. Cloud Tech 10-06.00 5 Angela Bode 12 Mankato East 5-02.00 5 Kristin Dare 11 Apple Valley 10-06.00 5 Heather Brunn 11 Rogers 5-02.00 7 Kacie Bohrer 10 Mankato West 10-06.00 8 Jessica Butler 12 Grand Rapids 5-02.00 8 Caitlin Weber 11 Lakeville North 10-06.00 9 Kale Johnson 12 Apple Valley 5-02.00 9 McKenzie Jones 12 Stillwater Area 10-00.00 LONG JUMP SHOT PUT PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jordan Helgren 11 Wayzata 18-10.25 4.6 1 Kylene Ramsey 12 Moorhead 41-05.25 2 Becky Theisen 12 New Prague 17-09.00 1.9 2 LaiShema Hampton 11 St. Louis Park 41-03.75 3 Kjirsten Jacobson 11 Eastview, Apple Valley 17-08.25 1.0 3 Neisha Monroe 11 Cambridge-Isanti 39-10.25 4 Alycia Ford-Washington11 Richfield 17-06.50 3.0 4 Jeri Johnson 11 Moorhead 39-03.25 5 Hanna Muegge 11 Hopkins 17-04.75 1.2 5 Karen Boidoku 11 Shakopee 38-07.00 6 Nicole Murphey 9 Blaine 17-01.50 2.8 6 Jamie Kelly 12 White Bear Lake Area 38-05.50 7 Kasey Wellman 10 *Northfield/ARTech 17-00.50 1.0 7 Yevette Willaert 11 Lakeville South 38-00.75 8 Rosa Culnane 12 St. Louis Park 17-00.00 1.7 8 Jackie Voigt 11 Park, Cottage Grove 37-11.50 9 Bri Plombon 12 Sartell-St. Stephen 16-11.00 2.8 9 Jessica Cagle 10 Grand Rapids 37-10.50 TRIPLE JUMP DISCUS THROW PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS WIND PLACE NAME YR SCHOOL FINALS 1 Jordan Helgren 11 Wayzata ★ # 38-10.25 0.9 1 Michelle Potter 12 Winona 146-09 2 Kelsey Joson 11 Park, Cottage Grove 38-04.00 3.6 2 Jessica Cagle 10 Grand Rapids 139-04 3 Elizabeth Wilson 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 37-03.00 3.0 3 LaiShema Hampton 11 St. Louis Park 135-00 4 Hanna Muegge 11 Hopkins 36-04.50 3.3 4 Robyn Wernberg 12 Brainerd 131-02 5 Alise Post 10 St. Cloud Tech 36-02.50 NWI 5 Felisha Willaert 12 Lakeville South 130-02 6 Lauren Rothschiller 10 Chaska 35-10.50 1.5 6 Jeri Johnson 11 Moorhead 122-04 7 Grace Udeh 12 Bloomington Kennedy 35-09.75 1.8 7 Gaby Kubik 12 White Bear Lake Area 121-01 8 Katie Loberg 10 Princeton 35-08.25 1.5 8 Jess Onken Marshall 113-01 9 Kasey Wellman 10 Northfield/ARTech 35-06.00 2.3 9 Kristi Loobeek 10 Robbinsdale Armstrong 110-05

* Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. # New Class AA State Meet Record ★ Denotes New All-Time State Meet Record

State Girls’ Track & Field Team Champions — 1972-2007 1972 White Bear Lake & International Falls 1986 A - Belgrade/Brooten 1998 A - St. Michael-Albertville 1973 Moorhead AA - Minnetonka AA - St. Louis Park 1974 Moorhead 1987 A - Windom 1999 A - Roseau 1975 Moorhead AA - Rocori, Cold Spring AA - Moorhead 1976 A - Buffalo Lake 1988 A - Windom 2000 A - Holdingford AA - Owatonna AA - Park, Cottage Grove AA - Anoka 1977 A - Austin Pacelli 1989 A - Byron & Hawley/Ulen-Hitterdal 2001 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis AA - St. Paul Central AA - Minnetonka AA - Moorhead 1978 A - Buffalo Lake 1990 A - Byron 2002 A - Holdingford AA - St. Paul Central AA - Roseville Area AA - Lakeville 1979 A - Plainview 1991 A - Byron 2003 A - Mayer Lutheran AA - South St. Paul AA - Roseville Area AA - Lakeville 1980 A - Mt. St. Benedict, Crookston 1992 A - Plainview 2004 A - Cedar Mountain, Morgan AA - St. Cloud Apollo AA - Minnetonka AA - Apple Valley 1981 A - Mt. St. Benedict, Crookston & 1993 A - Plainview 2005 A - *Lac qui Parle Valley/Dawson-Boyd Rochester Lourdes AA - Apple Valley AA - Lakeville AA - Anoka 1994 A - Sartell 2006 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis 1982 A - Rochester Lourdes AA - Apple Valley & St. Paul Central AA - Mounds View AA - Anoka 1995 A - Esko 2007 A - Watertown-Mayer 1983 A - Greenway, Coleraine AA - Apple Valley AA - Wayzata AA - Minnetonka 1996 A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1984 A - Blooming Prairie AA - Coon Rapids AA - Rosemount 1997 A - Breck School, Golden Valley 1985 A - Blue Earth AA - Apple Valley AA - Minnetonka

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Track & Field 319 Girls’ State Meet Class A Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash ...... :12.14 . . . . . Heather Van Norman...... Windom...... 1986 200 Meter Dash ...... :24.58 . . . . . Heather Van Norman...... Windom...... 1987 400 Meter Dash ...... :56.19 . . . . . Anne Hillier ...... The Blake School ...... (In Prelims) 2001 800 Meter Run ...... 2:08.77 . . . . . Jeanne Kruckeberg ...... Blooming Prairie ...... 1986 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:48.79 . . . . . Jeanne Kruckeberg ...... Blooming Prairie ...... 1986 3200 Meter Run ...... 10:26.41 . . . . . Bria Wetsch ...... Holy Family Catholic, Victoria...... 2006 100 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.80 . . . . . Kara Hedin...... Dassel-Cokato ...... 1996 300 Meter Hurdles ...... :42.62 . . . . . Liesa Brateng ...... Roseau ...... 1987 4 x 100 Meter Relay...... :48.46 . . . . . Treasure Clemons, Alexis Beecham, . . . . . DeLaSalle, Minneapolis ...... (In Prelims) 2005 Sheena Porter, Amber Anderson 4 x 200 Meter Relay ...... 1:43.62 . . . . . Stephanie Johnson, Stacey Johnson, . . . . . Blue Earth ...... 1985 Trudy Lewis, Shelly Johnson 4 x 400 Meter Relay ...... 3:56.98 . . . . . Bethany Lisell, Sereena Olson, ...... Roseau ...... 1985 Heidi Evans, Ada Anderson 4 x 800 Meter Relay ...... 9:25.74 . . . . . Brenda Hynes, Sarah Schmidt, ...... Plainview...... 1995 Megan Mahle, Gretchen Witty Long Jump...... 19’ 00" . . . . . Charlene Buther ...... *Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale ...... 1997 Triple Jump...... 37' 09.75" . . . . . Sarah Brockberg ...... Pipestone-Jasper ...... 1997 High Jump ...... 5' 09" . . . . . Brianna Polus ...... *Caledonia/Spring Grove/Mabel-Canton ...... 2005 Pole Vault ...... 11' 06" . . . . . Amanda Frame ...... Pine Island ...... 2001 Discus ...... 154' 00" . . . . . Nancy Overman...... Fulda ...... 1994 Shot Put ...... 45' 05.75" . . . . . Brianne Carmichael ...... DeLaSalle, Minneapolis ...... 2003

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :11.00 . . . . . Lynne Vos ...... Holdingford ...... 1975 220 Yard Dash ...... :25.6 . . . . . Denise Bullochs...... Mount Saint Benedict ...... 1978 440 Yard Dash ...... :56.4 . . . . . Wren Schafer...... Buffalo Lake ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 2:14.9 . . . . . Lori Bearson ...... Lanesboro ...... 1978 One Mile Run ...... 5:09.3 . . . . . Joan Hopfenspirger ...... Redwood Falls ...... 1979 Two Mile Run ...... 11:21.5 . . . . . Monica Schleip ...... Rochester Lourdes ...... 1979 110 Yard Low Hurdles...... :15.00 . . . . . Beth Sorenson...... Bagley ...... 1976 180 Yard Low Hurdles ...... :23.0 . . . . . Kathy Hunt...... Kimball ...... 1978 100 Meter Low Hurdles ...... :14.81 . . . . . Karen Sterner ...... Howard Lake-Waverly...... 1982 200 Meter Low Hurdles ...... :28.55 . . . . . Gretchen Otto ...... Rochester Lourdes ...... 1984 440 Yard Relay...... :50.3 . . . . . Ann Kruger, Heidi Kruger, ...... Plainview...... 1977 Antoinette Dittrich, Sue Carter 880 Yard Relay...... 1:45.8 . . . . . Ann Kruger, Heidi Kruger, ...... Plainview...... 1977 Sue Carter, Antoinette Dittrich Mile Relay...... 4:00.3 . . . . . Linda Richards, Sheila Leske, ...... Buffalo Lake ...... 1977 Laurie Schafer, Wren Schafer

320 Girls’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Girls’ State Meet Class AA Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash ...... :11.93 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2002 200 Meter Dash ...... :23.93 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2001 400 Meter Dash ...... :54.36 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2001 800 Meter Run ...... 2:10.42 . . . . . Heather Dorniden ...... Rosemount ...... 2005 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:46.14 . . . . . Elizabeth Yetzer...... Lakeville ...... 2004 3200 Meter Run ...... 10:16.59 . . . . . Elizabeth Yetzer...... Lakeville ...... 2005 100 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.54 . . . . . Anna Ratzloff ...... Little Falls ...... 1990 300 Meter Hurdles ...... :43.09 . . . . . Gina Dare ...... Apple Valley ...... 2004 4 x 100 Meter Relay...... :47.95 . . . . . Kadeshia Fortune, Rachel Lee, ...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 2004 Tereza Gorvik, Elizabeth Gorvik 4 x 200 Meter Relay...... 1:40.76 . . . . . Kadeshia Fortune, Rachel Lee, ...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 2004 Tereza Gorvik, Elizabeth Gorvik 4 x 400 Meter Relay ...... 3:52.13 . . . . . Katie Curran, Shani Marks, ...... Apple Valley ...... 1997 Maggie Curran, Tracy Frerk 4 x 800 Meter Relay ...... 9:03.80 . . . . . Alison Liewen, Katie Hollimon, ...... Minnetonka ...... 2005 Alice Lehman, Molly Lehman Long Jump...... 18’10.75" . . . . . Kristi Kropp ...... Anoka ...... 1982 Triple Jump...... 38' 10.25" . . . . . Jordan Helgren ...... Wayzata ...... 2007 High Jump ...... 5’10" . . . . . Linda Barsness ...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1986 Pole Vault ...... 12' 09" . . . . . Alicia Rue ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 2005 Discus ...... 156’ 00" . . . . . Sandy Fuchs ...... Rocori, Cold Spring...... 1993 Shot Put ...... 51' 07.5" . . . . . Liz Podominick ...... Lakeville ...... 2002

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :11.00 . . . . . Erin Donalley ...... Red Wing ...... 1978 220 Yard Dash ...... :24.9 . . . . . Jane Oas ...... Mound-Westonka ...... 1972 :24.9 Kim Watts ...... Saint Paul Central...... 1978 440 Yard Dash ...... :55.4 . . . . . Christy Vitse ...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 2:12.3 . . . . . Paula Class ...... Saint Paul Highland Park ...... 1977 One Mile Run ...... 4:56.7 . . . . . Val Horan...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1977 Two Mile Run ...... 10:49.1 . . . . . Lani Granowski ...... Owatonna ...... 1978 110 Yard Hurdles...... :14.00 . . . . . Kathy Borgwarth ...... Brainerd...... (In Prelims )1978 180 Yard Hurdles ...... :22.6 . . . . . Kathy Borgwarth ...... Brainerd...... (In Prelims )1978 200 Meter Low Hurdles...... :28.49 . . . . . Beth Lindblad...... St. Louis Park ...... 1984 440 Yard Relay...... :48.8 . . . . . Georgia Ulmar, Kim Watts, ...... Saint Paul Central...... 1978 Dana Watts, Delene Hawkins 880 Yard Relay...... 1:43.1 . . . . . Sue Gibson, Dana Morrisette, ...... Anoka ...... 1975 Cathy Dehen, Debbie Feriancek Mile Relay...... 3:58.0 . . . . . Nancy Belau, Sue Higgins, ...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1977 Sharon Isaacson, Christy Vitse

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Track & Field 321 Girls’ State Meet Class All-Time Records EVENT RECORD RECORD HOLDER SCHOOL YEAR 100 Meter Dash ...... :11.93 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2002 200 Meter Dash ...... :23.93 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2001 400 Meter Dash ...... :54.36 . . . . . Vanessa Clarida ...... Bloomington Kennedy...... 2001 800 Meter Run ...... 2:08.77 . . . . . Jeanne Kruckeberg ...... Blooming Prairie ...... 1986 1600 Meter Run ...... 4:46.14 . . . . . Elizabeth Yetzer...... Lakeville ...... 2004 3200 Meter Run ...... 10:16.59 . . . . . Elizabeth Yetzer...... Lakeville ...... 2005 100 Meter High Hurdles ...... :14.54 . . . . . Anna Ratzloff ...... Little Falls ...... 1990 300 Meter Hurdles ...... :42.62 . . . . . Liesa Brateng ...... Roseau ...... 1987 4 x 100 Meter Relay...... :47.95 . . . . . Kadeshia Fortune, Rachel Lee,...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 2004 Tereza Gorvik, Elizabeth Gorvik 4 x 200 Meter Relay...... 1:40.76 . . . . . Kadeshia Fortune, Rachel Lee, ...... Minneapolis Washburn ...... 2004 Tereza Gorvik, Elizabeth Gorvik 4 x 400 Meter Relay...... 3:52.13 . . . . . Katie Curran, Shani Marks, ...... Apple Valley ...... 1997 Maggie Curran, Tracy Frerk 4 x 800 Meter Relay ...... 9:03.80 . . . . . Alison Liewen, Katie Hollimon, ...... Minnetonka ...... 2005 Alice Lehman, Molly Lehman Long Jump ...... 19’ 00" . . . . . Charlene Butler ...... *Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale ...... 1997 Triple Jump...... 38' 10.25" . . . . . Jordan Helgren ...... Wayzata ...... 2007 High Jump ...... 5’ 10" . . . . . Linda Barsness ...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1986 Pole Vault ...... 12' 09" . . . . . Alicia Rue ...... Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 2005 Discus ...... 156’ 00" . . . . . Sandy Fuchs ...... Rocori, Cold Spring...... 1993 Shot Put ...... 51’ 07.5" . . . . . Liz Podominick ...... Lakeville ...... 2002

EVENTS NO LONGER HELD – RECORD 100 Yard Dash ...... :11.00 . . . . . Lynne Vos ...... Holdingford ...... 1975 :11.00 Erin Donalley ...... Red Wing ...... 1978 220 Yard Dash ...... :24.9 . . . . . Jane Oas ...... Mound-Westonka ...... 1972 :24.9 Kim Watts ...... Saint Paul Central...... 1978 440 Yard Dash ...... :55.4 . . . . . Christy Vitse ...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1977 880 Yard Run ...... 2:12.3 . . . . . Paula Class ...... Saint Paul Highland Park ...... 1977 One Mile Run ...... 4:56.7 . . . . . Val Horan...... Rochester John Marshall ...... 1977 Two Mile Run ...... 10:49.1 . . . . . Lani Granowski ...... Owatonna ...... 1978 110 Yard Hurdles...... :14.00 . . . . . Kathy Borgwarth ...... Brainerd...... (In Prelims )1978 180 Yard Hurdles ...... :22.6 . . . . . Kathy Borgwarth ...... Brainerd...... (In Prelims )1978 200 Meter Low Hurdles...... :28.49 . . . . . Beth Lindblad...... St. Louis Park ...... 1984 440 Yard Relay...... :48.8 . . . . . Georgia Ulmar, Kim Watts, ...... Saint Paul Central...... 1978 Dana Watts, Delene Hawkins 880 Yard Relay...... 1:43.1 . . . . . Sue Gibson, Dana Morrisette, ...... Anoka ...... 1975 Cathy Dehen, Debbie Feriancek Mile Relay...... 3:58.0 . . . . . Nancy Belau, Sue Higgins, ...... Rochester Mayo ...... 1977 Sharon Isaacson, Christy Vitse

322 Girls’ Track & Field 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League VISUAL ARTS

ection Festivals for Class A and Class AA schools are sponsored by the MSHSL. Each Sparticipating school may enter up to two artworks in each of six categories: Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Mixed Media, Crafts, and Print Making. 2006-2007 was the fifth year of this program. Over 150 schools participated, with close to 1,000 artworks entered at the festivals. Student’s artwork is judged, and based on established criteria, and the piece may earn either an Excellent or a Superior rating. Listed below are those students who earned a Superior rating. Also listed are those who received the Best at Site Award. Each judge was able to select one artwork to receive this award, which is part of the Spotlight on the Arts program sponsored by Wells Fargo.

Paul Dressen of Belle Plaine received ‘Best at Site’ honors for his artwork in the Crafts, Drawing, and Painting categories at the 2A Visual Arts Festival. He also received a ‘Superior’ rating for his entry in the Media Arts category.

Visual Arts ‘Superior’ Rating — Class A — 2006-2007 Section Student / School Crafts Drawing 5A Ryan Gall, Pierz 6A Alisha Hagen, New York Mills Section Student / School Section Student / School 6A Alisha Hagen, New York Mills 1A Alyssa Kastner, Kasson-Mantorville 1A Alexandrina Paularena, Kasson-Mantorville 6A Cassandra Snyder, Eagle Valley 1A Kaila Miller, Studio Academy, Rochester 1A Ben Anderson, Blooming Prairie 6A Chelsea Anderson, Verndale 1A Kaitlyn O’Connor, Lake City 1A Kristi Wanous, Blooming Prairie 6A Cora Mickelson, Bertha-Hewitt 1A Missy Hoch, LaCrescent 1A Sam Montgomery, Houston 6A Crista Weiss, Fergus Falls 2A Elle Schneider, Belle Plaine 1A Sarah Kraft, Dover-Eyota 6A Dakota Aeling, Bertha-Hewitt 2A Paul Dressen, Belle Plaine 1A Shayna Tietje, Kasson-Mantorville 6A Dana Johnson, Parkers Prairie 3A Ashley Alsum, MACCRAY, Clara City 2A Leslie Lloyd, Maple River, Mapleton 6A Fabienne Kremer, Staples-Motley 3A Jenessa Arne, Benson 2A Paul Dressen, Belle Plaine 6A Jared Hensch, Campbell-Tintah 3A Tanner Mercer, Canby 2A Tyler McGrath, Belle Plaine 6A Kandice Gorres, Morris Area 6A Brittany Schmitz, Staples-Motley 3A Adam Svoboda, Canby 6A Mae Martin, Parkers Prairie 6A Dan Adamietz, Verndale 3A Amanda Bonnema, MACCRAY, Clara City 6A Morgan Summers, Pelican Rapids 6A Don Hanninen, Menahga 3A Pajareeya Suriwong, Westbrook-Walnut Grove 6A Sunah Lee, Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 6A Ian Peppel, Barnesville 3A Rachel Hultgren, MACCRAY, Clara City Fergus Falls 6A Josh Tersteeg, Osakis 3A Wai Yan Lai, Edgerton 7A Felicity Mills, Moose Lake 6A Katie Priem, Battle Lake 4A Emily Splett, Breck School, Golden Valley 7A Mary Dowling, Deer River 6A Kripa Rose, Staples-Motley 4A Jenna Murphy, St. Anthony Village 7A Megan Bartz, Barnum 6A Kristin Westby, Pelican Rapids 4A Madeline Burton, The Blake School, 7A Ryan Shoen, Chisholm 6A Lydia Geiszler, Morris Area Minneapolis 7A Steven Schaaf, Deer River 6A Meresa Schepper, Frazee 5A Jennifer Peterson, New London-Spicer 8A Alexy Johnston, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 6A Morgan Summers, Pelican Rapids 5A Jennifer Peterson, New London-Spicer 8A Betsy Roen, Grygla-Gatzke 6A Steph McCollum, Fergus Falls 5A Katie Smith, Litchfield 8A Brice Weig, Crookston 6A Tomoyo Yanase, Frazee 5A Rachel Blazinski, Glencoe-Silver Lake 8A Brittany Czapiewski, East Grand Forks 6A Tyler Berghorst, Campbell-Tintah 8A Brooke Oberg, Tri-County, Karlstad 7A Felicity Mills, Moose Lake 8A Danielle Lahti, Goodridge 7A Jaime Stecker, Chisholm 8A David Graham, Nevis 8A Brock Olson, Grygla-Gatzke 8A Derek Peters, Nevis 8A Courtney Schwartz, Park Rapids 8A Grant Ertl, Park Rapids 8A Emily Anderson, Crookston 8A Kileen Lindgren, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 8A Heather Phelps, Goodridge 8A Matia Ignaszewski, Grygla-Gatzke 8A Jessica Eisbrenner, Walker-Hackensack- 8A Nathan Mack, Park Rapids Akeley 8A Shayla Perkerewicz, East Grand Forks 8A RachealAnn Tretter, East Grand Forks 8A Simon Andrys, Sacred Heart, East Grand 8A Samantha Brouillard, Sacred Heart, Forks East Grand Forks 8A Stephanie Drangtsveit, Goodridge 8A Seth Veit, Nevis 8A Vanessa Luksik, Warroad This drawing by Mary Dowling of Deer River was Continued on page 324 awarded a “Best at Site” rating at the 7A Visual Arts Festival.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Visual Arts 323 Visual Arts ‘Superior’ Rating — Class A — 2006-2007 Continued from page 323 Section Student / School Section Student / School Media Arts 8A Ally Sorenson, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 5A Amy Waletzko, Holdingford 8A Brian Marti, Sacred Heart 5A Ashlynd Duke, Eden Valley-Watkins Section Student / School 8A Brooke Sauskojus, Stephen-Argyle Central 5A Bethany Warner, Annandale 1A Shayna Tietje, Kasson-Mantorville 8A Cam Quick, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 5A Jessica Bregel, New London-Spicer 1A Chelsea Cliff, Lake City 8A Emily Swenson, Park Rapids 5A Justine Ruehle, Kimball 1A Christopher Ziolkowski, Rochester Lourdes 8A Emma Katka, East Grand Forks 5A Katie Hubbard, New London-Spicer 1A Christopher Ziolkowski, Rochester Lourdes 8A Evan Laudal, Stephen-Argyle Central 5A Kirsten Hoggenakker, Delano 1A Derek Leighton Loftis, Studio Academy, 8A Franzie Storbeck, Fosston 5A Marissa Torres-Bertram, St. Cloud Cathedral Rochester 8A Jackie Reitmeier, Crookston 5A Matt Farleo, St. Cloud Cathedral 1A Tasha Harwood, Studio Academy, Rochester 8A James Klier, Nevis 5A Megan Scherer, Foley 2A Ambria Pfarr, LeSueur-Henderson 8A Josh Halstad, Norman County West, Halstad 5A Paige Storkamp, Annandale 2A Paul Dressen, Belle Plaine 8A Karlene Cyr, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 5A Robyn Woeste, Melrose 3A Shoua Lee, Westbrook-Walnut Grove 8A Kelsie Anderson, East Grand Forks 5A Ryan Schmit, Holdingford 3A Vin Abreu, Benson 8A Mandi Myrold, Crookston 5A Stephanie Firkus, Pierz 5A Amanda Brinton, New London-Spicer 8A Sara Ramseier, Warroad 5A Tracie Stangl, Pierz 5A Cali Lamb, New London-Spicer 8A Simon Andrys, Sacred Heart, East Grand 6A Ashley Boyum, Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 5A Charlotte Ryan, Annandale Forks Fergus Falls 5A Emileah Zumberge, Pierz 6A Ingrid Roessler, Battle Lake 5A Hannah Fischer, Litchfield 6A Jennifer Gard, Fergus Falls 5A Henry Stelter, Eden Valley-Watkins Painting 6A Jenny Sorlie, Osakis 5A Jennifer Peterson, New London-Spicer 6A Sunah Lee, Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 5A Joelle Wysoski, Kimball 1A Becky Montgomery, Houston Fergus Falls 5A Kirsten Vignes, Delano 1A Courtney Driessen, Blooming Prairie 7A Bethany Pederson, Deer River 5A Kyle Bahe, Annandale 1A Emily Kahnke, Blooming Prairie 7A Brandon Bilderback, Barnum 5A Micki Kociemba, Melrose 1A Jing He, Studio Academy, Rochester 7A Brittany Meidinger, Moose Lake 5A Nancy Fischer, Litchfield 1A Katie Cossette, Rochester Lourdes 7A Leah Nordvall, Barnum 5A Shannon Smith, New London-Spicer 1A Laurel Vonier, Lake City 8A Adam Yliniemi, Nevis 5A Sherry Thayer Boswell, Eden Valley-Watkins 1A Ranielle Johnson, Hayfield 8A Alanna Tureson, Tri-County, Karlstad 5A Sydney Gray, Litchfield 1A Sara Korsmo, Rochester Lourdes 8A Amber Dyrdahl, Fosston 6A Dave Christenson, Hillcrest Lutheran 1A Shayna Tietje, Kasson-Montorville 8A Brett Johnson, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Academy, Fergus Falls 1A Tim Bungum, Kasson-Mantorville 8A Brittany Greenwood, East Grand Forks 6A Kristine Neu, Pelican Rapids 2A Mary Kinstler, St. Peter 8A Daphne George, Warroad 6A Matt Mithaugen, Fergus Falls 2A Paul Dressen, Belle Plaine 8A Dawn Winskowski, Stephen-Argyle Central 6A Matthew Seifert, Parkers Prairie 2A Whitney Halquist, Belle Plaine 8A Emily Swenson, Park Rapids 6A Shane Lattie, Staples-Motley 3A Amanda Bonnema, MACCRAY, Clara City 8A Erich Allman, Nevis 7A Alyssa Shanda, Barnum 3A Caleb Zimmer, MACCRAY, Clara City 8A Jacqueline Jurisch, Grygla-Gatzke 7A Danielle Goebel, Virginia 3A Jenessa Arne, Benson 8A Mikayla Brazier, Greenbush-Middle River 7A David Grabowski, Virginia 4A Emily Splett, Breck School, Golden Valley 8A Romy Claus, Park Rapids 7A Emily Borra, Chisholm 4A Lily Campbell, St. Anthony Village 8A Stefani Bingham, Crookston 7A Michael Shaw, Moose Lake 4A Winnie Vaughan, The Blake School, 8A Tori Sondreal, Crookston 8A Alexy Johnston, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Minneapolis Continued on page 325

Winners of the “Best at Site” Award in Section 6A show off their pieces. The winners include: Courtney Cline of Battle Lake, Tyler Berghorst of Campbell-Tintah, Crista Weiss of Fergus Falls, Sunah Lee of Hillcrest Lutheran Academy of Fergus Falls, Matt Scheid of Hillcrest Lutheran Academy of Fergus Falls, Jenny Sorlie At the 2A Visual Arts Festival, Ambria Pfarr of of Osakis, Kristine Neu of Pelican Rapids, Nathan Jensen of Pelican Rapids, Tess Erickson of Pelican LeSueur-Henderson received a “Best at Site” Rapids, Kripa Rose of Staples-Motley, and Shane Lattie of Staples-Motley. rating in the Media Arts category.

324 Visual Arts 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Visual Arts ‘Superior’ Rating — Class A — 2006-2007 Continued from page 324 Section Student / School Print Making Sculpture 6A Cassandra Snyder, Eagle Valley 6A Chris Cottrell, Verndale Section Student / School Section Student / School 6A Danae Iverson, Barnesville 1A Beth Hillson, Blooming Prairie 1A Andrew Prom, Studio Academy, Rochester 6A Daniel Juliot, Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 1A Courtney Driessen, Blooming Prairie 1A Ian Russel-McCoy, Studio Academy, Fergus Falls 2A Emily Smith, Belle Plaine Rochester 6A Elise Forer, Fergus Falls 2A Heather Burneister, Belle Plaine 2A Jo Franek, Montgomery-Lonsdale 6A Jesse Van Maasdam, Frazee 3A Laura Wiering, Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 2A Justine Tupper, Blue Earth Area 6A Jessica Hansen, Frazee 5A Becca Johnson, New London-Spicer 2A Xvaier Ho, Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New 6A Jessica Schlosser, Osakis 5A Catherine Jurgens, Kimball Ulm 6A Josh Kunkel, Osakis 5A Emiheah Zumberge, Pierz 3A Tyler Vaske, Adrian 6A Megan Emmerich, Barnesville 5A Heather Martin, Eden Valley-Watkins 4A Sarah Wasley, The Blake School, Minneapolis 6A Micala Hunstable, Campbell-Tintah 5A Justin Moen, Annandale 5A Brad Kremer, Holdingford 6A Nathan Jensen, Pelican Rapids 5A Rebecca Wright, Annandale 5A Chris Dahmes, New London-Spicer 6A Nicole Wesen, Parkers Prairie 5A Shannon Smith, New London-Spicer 5A Janna Malisheske, Pierz 6A Nikki Hayes, Morris Area 6A Courtney Cline, Battle Lake 5A Joshua Mickels, New London-Spicer 6A Ryan Butcher, Battle Lake 6A Matt Scheid, Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, 5A Keith Corbin, Litchfield 6A Simeaon Greiner, Eagle Valley Fergus Falls 5A Luke Weeks, Eden Valley-Watkins 6A Tess Erickson, Pelican Rapids 7A Brady Folsted, Moose Lake 5A Matt Peck, St. Cloud Cathedral 6A Vincent Houser, Staples-Motley 7A Brandt Devich, Mountain Iron-Buhl 5A Stephanie Entinger, Glencoe-Silver Lake 7A Denelle Jarvis, Moose Lake 7A Casey Caspersen, Cromwell-Wright 6A Ashley Church, Campbell-Tintah 7A Jacob Matuseski, Moose Lake 7A Emily Borra, Chisholm 7A Justin McCarty Jalonen, Virginia 7A Michelle Kuzma, Chisholm 7A Man Ting “Karen” Lai, Chisholm 8A Amanda Stromgren, Goodridge 7A Paul Kampf, Barnum 8A Amber Dyrdahl, Fosston 7A Paul Kempf, Barnum 8A Anne Rittgers, Nevis 7A Ryan Shoen, Chisholm 8A Betsy Roen, Grygla-Gatzke 7A Sara Hoffman, Virginia 8A Brett Johnson, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 8A Betsy Roen, Grygla-Gatzke 8A Cally Torgerson, Grygla-Gatzke 8A Daphne George, Warroad 8A Greg Gulbranson, Sacred Heart, East Grand 8A Jennifer Meyer, Crookston Forks 8A Josh Mercil, Crookston 8A Kaylee Jangula, Sacred Heart, East Grand 8A Julie Dyrdahl, Fosston Forks 8A Macy Cullen, Grygla-Gatzke 8A Kileen Lindgren, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 8A Robert Arndt, Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 8A Samantha Brouillard, Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks 8A Stephanie Drangtsveit, Goodridge

“Fish Out Of Water,” a sculpture by Andrew Prom of Studio Academy, Rochester, received a “Best at Site” rating at the 1A Visual Arts Festival.

Visual Arts ‘Best at Site’ — Class A — 2006-2007 Section Name School Event 1 Courtney Driessen Blooming Prairie Print Making 1 Sarah Kraft Dover-Eyota Drawing 1 Alexandrina Paularena Kasson-Mantorville Drawing 1 Kaila Miller Studio Academy, Rochester Crafts 1 Tasha Harwood Studio Academy, Rochester Media Arts 1 Andrew Prom Studio Academy, Rochester Sculpture 2 Paul Dressen Belle Plaine Crafts 2 Paul Dressen Belle Plaine Drawing 2 Paul Dressen Belle Plaine Painting 2 Heather Burneister Belle Plaine Print Making 2 Ambria Pfarr LeSueur-Henderson Media Arts 2 Joe Franek Montgomery-Lonsdale Sculpture 3 Tyler Vaske Adrian Sculpture 3 Seth Herzog Canby Media Arts 3 Tony Miller Canby Sculpture Continued on page 327

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Visual Arts 325 Visual Arts ‘Superior’ Rating — Class AA — 2006-2007

Crafts Media Arts Print Making

Section Student / School Section Student / School Section Student / School 1AA Casey Asprey, Austin 1AA David Albino, Austin 2AA McKayla Green, New Prague 1AA Hannah Rhody, Red Wing 1AA Jenni Fisher, Austin 2AA Stephanie Cuff, Waconia 1AA Janae Rohn, Winona 1AA Nick Meyers, Rochester Century 7AA Sam Jeune, Grand Rapids 1AA John Reuvers, Rochester Century 1AA Nicole Malm, Rochester Century 7AA Sara Ellertson, Forest Lake 1AA Justin Lawrence, Rochester John Marshall 2AA Amanda Wood, Waconia 1AA Nick Ladewig, Rochester John Marshall 2AA Eric Haugsby, Waconia 1AA Pakou Yang, Rochester Mayo 4AA Abigail Lopez, North Print Media 2AA Brent Slingsby, Mankato West 4AA Jenni Madimi, Columbia Heights 2AA Heather Brusehaver, Hutchinson 4AA Thomas Kyle, Anoka Section Student / School 4AA Anthony Hoium, Columbia Heights 4AA Umair Ail, Champlin Park 1AA Samantha Thrune, Winona 4AA Emily Hopkins, Coon Rapids 7AA Angie Reed, Grand Rapids 1AA Spencer Raymond, Red Wing 4AA Joe Atilano, Anoka 7AA Carlene Schuder, Forest Lake 4AA Laura Davis, Orono 4AA Matt Johnson, North Sculpture 4AA Sada Maxwell, Columbia Heights Painting 7AA Becky Hanson, Forest Lake Section Student / School 7AA Lisa Zimmerman, Forest Lake Section Student / School 1AA Allison Knapp, Red Wing 1AA Allison Knapp, Red Wing 1AA Kate Petty, Rochester Mayo 1AA Carly Newton, Rochester John Marshall 1AA Kelsey Eschweiler, Winona Drawing 1AA Dana Davis, Rochester Mayo 1AA Michael Roeder, Rochester Mayo 1AA Kelsey Riemersma, Rochester Century 1AA Morgan Johnson, Red Wing Section Student / School 1AA Kevin Luedke, Rochester John Marshall 1AA Paul Warneke, Winona 1AA Anna Burton, Austin 1AA Samantha Thrune, Winona 2AA Kelsie Bardon, New Prague 1AA Lisa Hocraffer, Rochester Century 1AA Tess Polachek, Winona 2AA Rachel Rezac, New Prague 1AA Nora Rasanan, Rochester Century 1AA Viktoriya Ishchuk, Rochester Mayo 4AA Iman Hassan, Columbia Heights 1AA Spencer Raymond, Red Wing 2AA Kaitlin Larsen, Waconia 4AA Joshwa Staads, Anoka 1AA Spencer Raymond, Red Wing 2AA McKayla Green, New Prague 4AA Molly Miller, Coon Rapids 1AA Viktoriya Ishchuk, Rochester Mayo 4AA Osten Messer, Anoka 7AA Carrie Peterson, Forest Lake 2AA Anna Ayers-Looby, Waconia 7AA Cassi Carpenter, Forest Lake 7AA Hilary Hazzard, Forest Lake 2AA Nathan Filipiak, New Prague 7AA Elizabeth Selin, Princeton 4AA Lindsey Thoennes, Anoka 7AA Justine Bigott, Chisago Lakes 4AA Umair Ail, Champlin Park 7AA Rachel Simons, Hibbing 7AA Amanda Sausen, Forest Lake 7AA Samantha Sparta, Grand Rapids 7AA Baonyia Vang, St. Francis 7AA Cody Jorgensen, Cloquet

Abigail Lopez of North, North St. Paul, received a “Best at Site” award in the Media Arts category at the 4AA Visual Arts Festival.

Viktoriya Ishchuk of Rochester Mayo received a Anoka’s Jesse Bruce received a “Best at Site” “Best at Site” award in the Painting category at award in the Media Arts category at the 4AA the 1AA Visual Arts Festival. Visual Arts Festival.

Red Wing’s Spencer Raymond was honored with a “Best at Site” award in the Drawing category at the 1AA Visual Arts Festival.

326 Visual Arts 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Visual Arts ‘Best at Site’ — Class A — 2006-2007 Continued from page 325 Section Name School Event 3 Caleb Zimmer MACCRAY, Clara City Painting 3 Ashley Dworshak Renville County West Drawing 3 Jada Minett Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Media Arts 4 Arseny Pekurovsky The Blake School, Minneapolis Drawing 4 Madeline Burton The Blake School, Minneapolis Drawing 4 Winnie Vaughan The Blake School, Minneapolis Painting 4 Sarah Waskey/Laura Hoffer The Blake School, Minneapolis Sculpture 4 Sarah Waskey The Blake School, Minneapolis Sculpture 5 Shannon Smith New London-Spicer Crafts 5 Jennifer Peterson New London-Spicer Drawing 5 Amanda Brinton New London-Spicer Media Arts 5 Jessica Bregel New London-Spicer Painting 5 Becca Johnson New London-Spicer Print Making 5 Chris Dahmes New London-Spicer Sculpture 6 Courtney Cline Battle Lake Print Making 6 Tyler Berghorst Campbell-Tintah Crafts 6 Crista Weiss Fergus Falls Drawing 6 Sunah Lee Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls Drawing 6 Sunah Lee Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls Painting 6 Matt Scheid Hillcrest Lutheran Academy, Fergus Falls Print Making 6 Jenny Sorlie Osakis Painting 6 Kristine Neu Pelican Rapids Media Arts 6 Nathan Jensen Pelican Rapids Sculpture 6 Tess Erickson Pelican Rapids Sculpture 6 Kripa Rose Staples-Motley Crafts 6 Shane Lattie Staples-Motley Media Arts 7 Emily Borra Chisholm Media Arts 7 Mary Dowling Deer River Drawing 7 Bethany Pederson Deer River Painting 7 Felicity Mills Moose Lake Crafts 7 Denelle Jarvis Moose Lake Sculpture 7 Brandt Devich Mountain Iron-Buhl Print Making 8 Emily Anderson Crookston Crafts 8 Franzie Storbeck Fosston Sculpture 8 Cally Torderson Grygla-Gatzke Print Making 8 Erich Allman Nevis Painting 8 Kileen Lindgren Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Drawing 8 Karlene Cyr Walker-Hackensack-Akeley Media Arts

Visual Arts ‘Best at Site’ — Class AA — 2006-2007 Section Name School Event 1 Jenni Fisher Austin Media Arts 1 Spencer Raymond Red Wing Drawing 1 Pakou Yang Rochester Mayo Crafts 1 Viktoriya Ishchuk Rochester Mayo Painting 1 Samantha Thrune Winona Print Making 1 Paul Warneke Winona Sculpture 2 Brent Slingsby New Prague Crafts 2 Nathan Filipiak New Prague Drawing 2 McKayla Green New Prague Painting 2 McKayla Green New Prague Print Making 2 Kelsey Bardon New Prague Sculpture 2 Anna Ayers-Looby Waconia Drawing 2 Amanda Wood Waconia Media Arts 2 Eric Haugsby Waconia Media Arts 2 Kaitlin Larsen Waconia Painting 4 Jaime Vu Anoka Drawing 4 Jesse Bruce Anoka Media Arts 4 Umair Ali Champlin Park Drawing 4 Lilli Mustajarvi Columbia Heights Drawing 4 Emerson Francessca Coon Rapids Sculpture 4 Abigail Lopez North, North St. Paul Media Arts 7 Cody Jorgensen Cloquet Drawing 7 Amanda Sausen Forest Lake Drawing 7 Angie Reed Grand Rapids Media Arts

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Visual Arts 327 GIRLS’VOLLEYBALL Minneota, Jordan win first titles; Chaska earns second consecutive championship, sixth overall

By Ellen Giloy Vreeman also led the Bluejays with 32 assists. The Saints of Meadow Creek Christian of he Minneota Vikings and Jordan Jaguars Andover won the consolation title with a 3-0 both won their first titles at the 2006 (25-19, 25-18, 25-18) victory over the first-time TState Girls’ Volleyball Tournament. The 20062006 REVIEWREVIEW qualifiers from Wheaton. Senior Kelsey Vikings, who competed in the Class A bracket, Lindberg had 17 kills for the Saints, and junior forced a reversal of last year’s championship Minnehan had 49 and 36 assists, respectively. Justina Rudzitis had 31 assists. match-up with 3-1 victory over Bethlehem Bethlehem Academy may have had the easi- Academy of Faribault. In Class AA, Jordan took er road to the championship. The Cardinals Class AA the title after defeating Stewartville 3-1. defeated Wheaton 3-0 (25-22, 25-19, 25-20) in The Jordan Jaguars (33-1) made the most of The Chaska Hawks defeated Lakeville North the quarterfinals and Climax/Fisher 3-0 (25-19, their first tournament appearance. They won in Class AAA to claim their second consecutive 25-17, 25-20) in the semifinals. Holly the Class AA title with a 3-1 (25-17, 23-25, 25- and sixth title overall. That score was 3-0. Hafemeyer had 13 kills for Bethlehem Academy 16, 25-17) victory over Stewartville (29-4). It in the quarterfinal win and ninth-grader was the second consecutive runner-up finish for Class A KariAnne Nass chipped in 25 assists. In the the Tigers, who fell to Lake of the Woods in last In a rematch of the 2005 championship, the semifinals, the Cardinals had eight service aces year’s championship. Stewartville was making its Minneota Vikings (30-0) avenged last year’s loss and Hafemeyer had a strong match with 12 kills 17th tournament appearance overall. with a 3-1 (25-23, 25-17, 21-25, 25-19) victory on 30-for-33 hitting. Jordan sophomore Brittany Chambers com- over Bethlehem Academy of Faribault piled 11 of her 26 kills in the final game (24-9). It was the first title for the Vikings of the championship. Six of them came in their fifth tournament appearance. in the final nine points and she ended the This was the fifth consecutive champi- match with a cross-court bullet that came onship appearance for the Cardinals in down just inside the line. Chambers also their fifth overall appearance. The won contributed a match-high 23 digs and their first title in 2003 and finished as the five service aces. runner-up in 2002 and 2004. Sophomore Leah Dietel was also a key The first game was a good indicator of factor of Jordan. She finished the match how close the championship might be. with 27 kills. Ninth-grader Julie Rainey After Minneota established a 24-10 lead, led Stewartville with 22 digs. Seniors

Bethlehem Academy put together 13 con- MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Alex Nold and Amanda Thompson each secutive points on strong serving by junior had five blocks for the Tigers. Liz Schlobohm. A kill by Cardinal ninth- Jordan started its championship run grader Holly Hafemeyer brought with a narrow 3-2 (25-10, 25-21, 23-25, Bethlehem Academy within 24-23 before 22-25, 15-9) victory over St. Cloud a tip by ninth-grader Samantha Hennen Cathedral. Chambers again paced the secured the victory for Minneota. Jaguars with 20 digs and eighth service In the final stanza, Minneota built an aces. She and Dietel also combined for 57 8-3 lead, but the Cardinals cut it to 8-7 kills. before junior Steph Boulton had a kill to The Jaguars staged a come-from- put an end to the rally. The Vikings behind victory against Pipestone Area in clinched the title on a service error by the semifinals. They trailed the Arrows Bethlehem Academy senior Katy Howell. 23-25, 25-23, 19-25, heading into the Overall, the Vikings outpaced the fourth game, but rallied to take the last Cardinals with 59 kills, six aces, and six two 25-23 and 15-6. Chambers and Dietel blocks. Boulton led the Minneota charge had 32 and 24 kills, respectively, and jun- with 19 kills and three ace serves, while ior Amanda Dietel added 50 assists. senior Hayley Hennen added 47 assists. On the other side of the bracket, Hafemeyer had 17 kills and three blocks Stewartville faced Lake of the Woods of for Bethlehem Academy. Baudette in a rematch of the 2005 cham- Minneota handily defeated Meadow pionship in the quarterfinals. The Tigers Creed Christian of Andover 3-0 (25-9, avenged last year’s loss with a 3-1 (25-16, 25-19, 25-15) in the quarterfinals. Bethlehem Academy’s Sammy Van Ruden (9) attempts to score 25-27, 25-23, 25-18) win over the Bears. against Minneota’s Samantha Hennen (4) and Hayley Hennen Hennen had 22 assists and 17 digs for the (3) during the Class A championship match. Stewartville’s Alex Nold tallied 14 kills Vikings in the victory. Junior Claire in the victory and Julie Rainey added 22 Kopfmann added 10 kills for Minneota. Central Minnesota Christian of Prinsburg digs. The Tigers scored another victory in the In the semifinals, it took Minneota five took third-place honors with a hard-fought 3-2 semifinals when they defeated the first-time games to defeat the perennial qualifiers from (21-25, 25-18, 25-12, 22-25, 15-9) victory over qualifiers from LeSueur-Henderson 3-1 (25-18, Central Minnesota Christian of Prinsburg. The Climax/Fisher. The Bluejays had 17 aces to the 21-25, 25-19, 25-12). Stewartville’s Amanda final score was 3-2 (19-25, 25-22, 25-16, 21-25, Knights’ eight. Junior Cassandra Ulferts and Thompson served for the final six points of the 15-12). Kopfmann led the Vikings with 26 senior Kresson Vreeman had 17 and 15 kills, match. Thompson also had five serving points in assists, while Hennen and senior Brooke respectively, for Central Minnesota Christian. Continued on page 333

328 Girls’ Volleyball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Minneota — 2006 Class A State Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Jackie Buysse, Melissa Konold, Megan Buysse, Brooke Minnehan, Hayley Hennen, Molly Strandmark, Nicole Prellwitz, Kelsey Hennen. Row 2: Head Coach Heidi Peterson, Leah Fadness, Samantha Hennen, Stephanie Boulton, Alyssa Buysse, Claire Kopfmann, Ashlynn Muhl, Jenna Hennen, Asst. Coach Stephanie Hennen.

2006 Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION November 9-11, 2006 Xcel Energy Center 2 Central Minnesota Christian, SEMIFINALS RiverCentre Prinsburg (21-9) St. Paul Central Minnesota Christian, CHAMPIONSHIP 5 Bertha-Hewitt (30-1) Prinsburg (3-1) 25-20, 25-20, 21-25, 25-21 Minneota (3-2) 4 Meadow Creek Christian, Andover Minneota (3-0) (19-9-1) 19-25, 25-22, 25-16, 21-25, 15-12 25-9, 25-19, 25-15 Minneota (3-1) 3 Minneota (27-0) 25-23, 25-17, 21-25, 25-19 6 Wheaton (24-4) 2006 CLASS A

*Bethlehem Academy (3-0) STATE CHAMPION *Bethlehem Academy (3-0) 1 25-22, 25-19, 25-20 *Bethlehem Academy (22-8) 25-19, 25-17, 25-20

8 *Climax/Fisher Knights (25-5) *Climax/Fisher Knights (3-0) 25-14, 30-28, 25-18

7 Littlefork-Big Falls (23-2-3) Central Minnesota Christian, Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg (3-2) Prinsburg 21-25, 25-18, 25-12, 22-25, 15-9 THIRD PLACE *Climax/Fisher Knights Bertha-Hewitt

Meadow Creek Christian, Meadow Creek Christian, Andover Meadow Creek Christian, Andover Andover (3-2) 22-25, 25-19, 25-19, 11-25, 15-12 (3-0) 25-19, 25-18, 25-18

Wheaton Wheaton (3-2) CONSOLATION CHAMPION 25-16, 25-12, 22-25, 17-25, 15-9

Littlefork-Big Falls *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Volleyball 329 Jordan — 2006 Class AA State Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Lindsey Colosey, Sam Flynn, Courtni Stever. Row 2: Elizabeth O’Malley, Brittany Wing, Michelle O’Malley, Sara Kes, Brittany Chambers, Marsha Wolf. Row 3: Kelli Buesgens, Leah Dietel, Head Coach Colleen Chambers, Coach Jason Geisel, Coach Sarah Moesenthin, Coach Mandy Ahlbrecht, Ashley Franke, Erin Wildberg. 2006 Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION November 9-11, 2006 Xcel Energy Center 5 St. Cloud Cathedral (30-1) SEMIFINALS RiverCentre St. Paul Jordan (3-2) CHAMPIONSHIP 4 Jordan (30-1) 25-10, 25-21, 23-25, 22-25, 15-0

Jordan (3-2) 3 Pipestone Area (21-8) Pipestone Area (3-1) 23-25, 25-23, 19-25, 25-23, 15-6 25-11, 25-11, 18-25, 25-18 Jordan (3-1) 6 Montevideo (25-1-2) 25-17, 23-25, 25-16, 25-17 7 Virginia (18-11) 2006 CLASS AA

*Le Sueur-Henderson (3-0) STATE CHAMPION Stewartville (3-1) 2 25-13, 25-18, 25-12 *Le Sueur-Henderson (23-8) 25-18, 21-25, 25-19, 25-22

1 Stewartville (27-3) Stewartville (3-1) 25-16, 25-27, 25-23, 25-18

8 Lake of the Woods, Baudette (21-4) Pipestone Area Pipestone Area (3-1) 26-24, 17-25, 25-17, 25-12 THIRD PLACE *Le Sueur-Henderson St. Cloud Cathedral

St. Cloud Cathedral (3-0) St. Cloud Cathedral (3-1) 25-13, 25-10, 25-11 Montevideo 23-25, 25-20, 25-15, 25-23

Virginia Lake of the Woods, Baudette CONSOLATION CHAMPION (3-1) 25-11, 25-19, 22-25, 25-13

Lake of the Woods, Baudette *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

330 Girls’ Volleyball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Chaska — 2006 Class AAA State Champion CLASS AAA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Jacqui Souba, Maggie Finkel, Brittany Wenzel, MaKenzie Niesche. Row 2: Tawny Dahmes, Shelby Peterson, Bekah Saugen. Row 3: Head Coach Sue Murphy, Katy Oelke, Leah Saugen, Kimber Kuhl, Allie Oelke, Asst. Coach Chuck Zemek. 2006 Championship Series — Class AAA QUARTERFINALS SECTION November 9-11, 2006 Xcel Energy Center 5 Wayzata (21-7-1) SEMIFINALS RiverCentre St. Paul Chaska (3-0) CHAMPIONSHIP 6 Chaska (28-2) 25-14, 25-16, 25-17

Chaska (3-0) 8 Moorhead (21-8-1) Eagan (3-0) 25-7, 25-22, 25-19 25-23, 25-19, 25-21 Chaska (3-0) 3 Eagan (21-9) 25-20, 25-16, 25-15 2 Marshall (25-5) 2006 CLASS AAA

Lakeville North (3-2) STATE CHAMPION Lakeville North (3-2) 1 25-21, 25-22, 18-25, 19-25, 15-5 Lakeville North (25-4) 18-25, 24-26, 25-23, 25-22, 15-12

7 Hibbing (25-5) Blaine (3-0) 25-21, 25-23, 25-17

4 Blaine (27-3) Eagan Blaine (3-1) 25-21, 25-23, 19-25, 25-20 THIRD PLACE Blaine Wayzata

Wayzata (3-2) Marshall (3-1) 25-17, 26-24, 22-25, 15-25, 15-11 Moorhead 25-14, 25-27, 25-18, 25-20

Marshall Marshall (3-1) CONSOLATION CHAMPION 25-19, 19-25, 25-14, 25-10

Hibbing *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Volleyball 331 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class A

2006 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Kacie Fortmann, *Climax/Fisher, Outside Hitter; Nicole Thiel, Wheaton, Middle Hitter; Kelsey Lindberg, Meadow Creek Christian, Andover, Outside Hitter; Kresson Vreeman, Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg, Setter; Cassandra Ulferts, Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg, Setter; WELLS FARGO Sammy Von Ruden, *Bethlehem Academy, Outside Hitter; Holly Hafemeyer, *Bethlehem Academy, Middle Hitter; Brooke Minnehan, Minneota, Defensive Specialist; Hayley All-Tournament Team Hennen, Minneota, Setter; Alyssa Buysse, Minneota, Right Hitter. Class AA

2006 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Courtney Bitter, Lake of the Woods, Baudette, Setter; Anna Zyvoloski, St. Cloud Cathedral, Outside Hitter; Nicole Neumann, *LeSueur-Henderson, Outside Hitter; Sarah Hank, *LeSueur- Henderson, Outside Hitter; Nicole Buysse, Pipestone Area, Middle Hitter; WELLS FARGO" Faith Tinklenberg, Pipestone Area, Outside Hitter; Leigh Splittstoesser, Stewartville, Setter; Alex Nold, Stewartville, Middle Hitter; Brittany AIl-Tournament Team Chambers, Jordan, Outside Hitter; Leah Dietel, Jordan, Middle Hitter.

332 Girls’ Volleyball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Class AAA

2006 Wells Fargo Class AAA All-Tournament Team includes: Lauren Baufield, Wayzata, Outside Hitter; Taylor Bohannon, Eagan, Defensive Specialist; Amanda Beekman, Marshall, Outside Hitter; Jessica Granquist, Blaine, Outside JflLLS FARGO Hitter; Ari Mewhorter, Blaine, Middle Hitter; Kelsey Brandl, Lakeville North, Middle Hitter; Amy Braun, Lakeville North, Outside Hitter; Brittany Wenzel, Chaska, Setter; Allie Oelke, Chaska, All-Tournament Team Middle Hitter; Leah Saugen, Chaska, Outside Hitter.

2006 REVIEW (Continued from page 328) the first game and finished with 10 kills overall. also made 11 appearances as a single school. Lakeville North started its title run with a 3- Rainey again led Stewartville with 16 digs and Lakeville North had its best shot at winning 2 (25-21, 25-22, 18-25, 19-25, 15-5) victory four blocks. a game in the opening stanza. The Panthers over the perennial qualifiers from Marshall. Pipestone Area defeated LeSueur-Henderson pulled with 19-21 on five consecutive kills from Sophomore Amy Braun led the Panthers with 3-1 (26-24, 17-25, 25-17, 25-12) in the third- senior Amanda Anderson and juniors Kelsey 28 kills and 14 digs. In the semifinals, Lakeville place match-up. Junior Nicole Buysse had 18 Brandl and Kirsten Zeise. But Chaska senior North rallied from a two-game deficit to defeat kills for the Arrows. Senior Kelsey Lorenzen Leah Saugen ripped two shots through North’s Blaine 3-2 (18-25, 24-26, 25-23, 25-22, 15-12). added 21 digs for Pipestone Area and senior defense to rebuild the Hawks’ lead to 23-20. Braun again paced the Panther with 16 kills and Ashley Weatherley had 31 assists. Saugen clinched the first-game victory with a 21 digs. Kelsey Brandl added 16 kills and five St. Cloud Cathedral sent the defending service ace. blocks for Lakeville North and senior Cori champions from Lake of the Woods packing Saugen and senior Tawny Dahmes led the Revsbeck recorded 31 assists. with a 3-1 (23-25, 25-20, 25-15, 25-23) consola- Hawks with 16 and 13 kills, respectively. Junior The Blaine Bengals defeated Eagan 3-1 (25- tion victory. Sophomore Anna Zyvoloski led the Brittany Wenzel had 42 assists and ninth-grader 21, 25-23, 19-25, 25-20) for third place. Crusaders with 23 kills and five aces. Bekah Saugen had 20 digs. Brandl had 13 kills Sophomore Ari Mewhorter had 18 kills and two Sophomore Megan Windschitl had 19 digs for for Lakeville North and junior Taylor Fieldsted blocks for the Bengals. Junior Jessica Granquist St. Cloud Cathedral and sophomore Nina added 23 digs. added 17 kills for Blaine and ninth-grader Molly Lindquist added 42 assists. In the quarterfinals, Chaska defeated Kreklow had 29 assists. Wayzata 3-0 (25-14, 25-16, 25-17). Leah Saugen Marshall beat Wayzata 3-1 (25-14, 25-27, Class AAA and senior Kimber Kuhl paced the Hawks with a 25-18, 25-20) in the consolation match-up. The The Chaska Hawks (31-2) made it two combined 22 kills. Leah Saugen also had 10 digs Tigers had 61 team kills to Wayzata’s 44. championships in a row and six overall with and three ace serves. Marshall senior Amanda Beekman had 27 kills their 3-0 (25-20, 25-16, 25-15) victory over Chaska staged another easy victory in the and seven blocks in the victory. Senior Macie Lakeville North (27-5). The Hawks, who were semifinals when it defeated Eagan 3-0 (25-7, 25- Michelson added 39 assists for the Tigers. making their 14th overall tournament appear- 22, 25-19). In the first game, Hawks senior Allie ance, won previous titles in 1991, 1993, 1994, Oelke had four kills that led to a 12-3 lead. Later The 2006 State Girls’ Volleyball Tournament 1996, and 2005. Lakeville North improved on in the same game, Leah Saugen recorded five was played November 9-11 at the Xcel Energy last year’s third-place finish and was making its kills. The duo finished the game with 13 kills Center in St. Paul. Total paid attendance was second appearance under this name. Lakeville apiece and Wenzel added 34 assists. 22,120.

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Volleyball 333 State Tournament Championship Matches — 1974-2006 Region/ Region/ Year CHAMPIONS Section RUNNERS-UP Section Score 1974 Osseo...... 5AA Bloomington Kennedy...... 6AA 15-7, 15-10 1975 AA Hibbing ...... 7AA St. Paul Highland Park ...... 3AA 18-9, 18-13 A Moose Lake ...... 7A Sartell ...... 5A 18-16, 18-12 1976 AA Minnetonka...... 6AA St. Paul Highland Park ...... 3AA 6-18, 18-9, 18-10 A Hermantown...... 7A LeCenter ...... 4A 18-15, 18-10 1977 AA St. Paul Highland Park...... 3AA Columbia Heights ...... 5AA 19-17, 18-11 A Sartell ...... 5A Redwood Falls ...... 3A 10-18, 18-12, 18-2 1978 AA Coon Rapids ...... 4AA Osseo ...... 5AA 15-18, 18-13, 18-10 A Gaylord...... 4A Windom...... 2A 20-18, 5-18, 18-12 1979 AA St. Paul Johnson ...... 3AA Marshall ...... 2AA 18-16, 18-2 A Gaylord...... 4A Moose Lake ...... 7A 2-18, 18-8, 18-6 1980 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA St. Paul Johnson...... 3AA 18-8, 13-18, 18-3 A Moose Lake ...... 7A Breckenridge...... 6A 18-6, 18-7 1981 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA Moorhead ...... 8AA 18-12, 11-18, 18-15 A Moose Lake ...... 7A Bricelyn ...... 2A 18-3, 18-6 1982 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA Columbia Heights ...... 5AA 18-7, 19-17 A Mayer Lutheran ...... 4A Becker...... 5A 19-17, 18-11 1983 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA Virginia ...... 7AA 15-18, 18-15, 18-10 A St. Michael-Albertville...... 5A Bricelyn ...... 2A 10-18, 18-13, 18-9 1984 AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA Duluth East ...... 7AA 15-8, 15-5 A Concordia Academy ...... 4A Greenway , Coleraine ...... 7A 15-9, 15-9 1985 AA Apple Valley ...... 1AA Moorhead ...... 8AA 18-16, 7-15, 15-5, 15-10 A Greenway (Coleraine) ...... 7A Clarissa ...... 6A 15-9, 5-15, 15-6, 15-8 1986 AA Columbia Heights...... 4AA Moorhead ...... 8AA 15-12, 15-12, 15-7 A Clarissa ...... 6A Win-E-Mac ...... 8A 12-15, 9-15, 17-15, 15-6, 15-1 1987 AA Columbia Heights...... 4AA Lakeville ...... 1AA 15-6, 15-11, 9-15, 7-15, 15-5 A Concordia Academy ...... 4A Win-E-Mac ...... 8A 15-5, 15-12, 15-7 1988 AA Moorhead ...... 8AA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 6AA 15-11, 15-3, 15-12 A Win-E-Mac ...... 8A South Central (Kiester-Walters-Bricelyn) . 2A 14-16, 15-10, 13-15, 15-3, 15-6 1989 AA Columbia Heights...... 4AA Chaska ...... 2AA 15-8, 15-13, 16-14 A Cook...... 7A Fosston ...... 8A 15-9, 5-15, 15-6, 16-14 1990 AA Columbia Heights...... 4AA Lakeville ...... 1AA 15-9, 15-12, 15-9 A Tracy-Milroy ...... 3A Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 8A 8-15, 15-12, 12-15, 15-9, 16-14 1991 AA Chaska ...... 2AA Alexandria ...... 8AA 15-12, 11-15, 15-12, 15-9 A Stewartville...... 1A MACCRAY, Clara City...... 3A 14-16, 15-10, 8-15, 15-13, 15-7 1992 AA Apple Valley ...... 1AA Marshall ...... 2AA 15-6, 15-7, 15-13 A Tracy-Milroy ...... 3A United South Central, Wells ...... 2A 14-16, 4-15, 15-13, 15-4, 15-8 1993 AA Chaska ...... 2AA Bloomington Jefferson ...... 6AA 15-13, 17-15, 15-12 A United South Central, Wells...... 2A Fosston ...... 8A 15-4, 15-11, 15-5 1994 AA Chaska ...... 2AA Alexandria ...... 8AA 15-8, 15-10, 15-10 A Tracy-Milroy ...... 3A Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 2A 15-13, 9-15, 15-11, 15-12 1995 AA Alexandria ...... 8AA Chaska ...... 2AA 15-6, 15-5, 15-11 A Tracy-Milroy ...... 3A Stewartville ...... 1A 15-9, 15-6, 15-2 1996 AA Chaska ...... 2AA Moorhead ...... 8AA 15-12, 14-16, 15-13, 15-6 A Tracy-Milroy ...... 3A Win-E-Mac, McIntosh ...... 8A 15-8, 15-8, 15-2 1997 AA Eagan...... 1AA Apple Valley ...... 6AA 15-3, 15-9, 12-15, 15-8 A Stewartville...... 1A Central MN Christian, Prinsburg...... 3A 9-15, 4-15, 15-5, 17-15, 15-12 1998 AA Eagan...... 1AA Hibbing ...... 7AA 15-17, 15-2, 15-6, 9-15, 15-7 A Central MN Christian, Prinsburg ...... 3A Win-E-Mac, Erskine ...... 8A 15-4, 6-15, 15-8, 15-3 1999 AAA Alexandria ...... 8AAA White Bear Lake Area...... 4AAA 10-15, 15-8, 15-10, 15-11 AA Jackson County Central...... 3AA Roseau ...... 8AA 15-11, 17-15, 15-3 A Central MN Christian, Prinsburg ...... 3A Buffalo Lake-Hector ...... 2A 15-10, 15-2, 16-14 2000 AAA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 5AAA Eagan ...... 3AAA 15-9, 8-15, 15-10, 15-8 AA Stewartville...... 1AA Windom Area ...... 3AA 10-15, 10-15, 15-12, 15-5, 15-9 A Central MN Christian, Prinsburg ...... 3A Fosston ...... 8A 15-4, 12-15, 15-9, 15-6 2001 AAA Eagan...... 3AAA New Prague ...... 1AAA 16-14, 15-8, 11-15, 15-10 AA Tracy-Milroy-Balaton ...... 3AA Stewartville ...... 1AA 15-6, 15-5, 15-10 A Fosston ...... 8A Minneota ...... 3A 15-8, 15-11, 13-15, 15-10 2002 AAA Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 5AAA Marshall ...... 2AAA 15-1, 16-14, 9-15, 14-16, 15-11 AA Renville County West...... 3AA Kasson-Mantorville ...... 2AA 15-4, 15-17, 16-14, 15-5 A Fosston ...... 8A Bethlehem Academy, Faribault ...... 1A 15-5, 15-12, 15-5 2003 AAA Eagan...... 3AAA Lakeville ...... 1AAA 25-17, 25-27, 25-13, 25-19 AA Jackson County Central...... 3AA Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 8AA 25-18, 25-21, 25-17 A *Bethlehem Academy, Faribault...... 1A *Climax/Fisher...... 8A 26-24, 24-26, 25-20, 25-22 2004 AAA Marshall ...... 2AAA Lakeville ...... 1AAA 22-25, 23-25, 25-15, 25-19, 15-11 AA Tracy-Milroy-Balaton ...... 3AA Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton ...... 8AA 25-14, 25-21, 27-25 A Fosston ...... 8A *Bethlehem Academy, Faribault ...... 1A 25-17, 19-25, 25-22, 25-18 2005 AAA Chaska ...... 6AAA Marshall ...... 2AAA 15-25, 25-20, 25-12, 23-25, 15-7 AA Lake of the Woods, Baudette...... 8AA Stewartville ...... 1AA 20-25, 13-25, 25-17, 25-23, 16-14 A *Bethlehem Academy, Faribault...... 1A Minneota ...... 3A 25-16, 25-23, 25-21 2006 AAA Chaska ...... 6AAA Lakeville North ...... 1AAA 25-20, 25-16, 25-15 AA Jordan ...... 4AA Stewartville ...... 1AA 25-17, 23-25, 25-16, 25-17 A Minneota ...... 3A *Bethlehem Academy ...... 1A 25-23, 25-17, 21-25, 25-19

334 Girls’ Volleyball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Girls’ Volleyball Tournament Participants — 1974-2006 Academy of the Holy Angels, Richfield. . . . 1989, 1994, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton . . . 2002, 2004 AA Runner-up Minneota ...... 2001 A Runner-up, 2002, 2003, 1995 Duluth East...... 1984 AA Runner-up, 1990 2005 A Runner-up, 2006 A Champion Ada-Borup ...... 1994, 1995, 2003 Eagan ...... 1996, 1997 AA Champion, Minnetonka ...... 1976 AA Champion Akeley ...... 1984 1998 AA Champion, 1999, 2000 AAA Runner-up, Montevideo ...... 2006 Albany ...... 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003 2001 AAA Champion, 2002, 2003 AAA Champion, Moorhead ...... 1974, 1978, 1979, 1980, Albert Lea...... 1983 2006 1981 AA Runner-up, 1982, 1984, Alden-Conger...... 1985 Eden Prairie ...... 2004 1985 AA Runner-up, 1986 AA Runner-up, 1987, Alexandria ...... 1991 AA Runner-up, 1993, Esko...... 2004 1988 AA Champion, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1994 AA Runner-up, 1995 AA Champion, Eveleth-Gilbert ...... 1986 1996 AA Runner-up, 2003, 2005, 2006 1997, 1998, 1999 AAA Champion, Faribault...... 1976 Moose Lake. . . . 1975 A Champion, 1979 A Runner-up, 2000, 2001, 2004 Fisher/Climax ...... 1992 1980 A Champion, 1981 A Champion, 1982 Andover ...... 2004, 2005 Forest Lake ...... 2002 Moose Lake/Willow River ...... 1997, 2000 Anoka...... 1984, 2000, 2003 Fosston...... 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1982, Mora ...... 1998 Apple Valley ...... 1978, 1979, 1980, 1984, 1989 A Runner-up, 1993 A Runner-up, Mounds View...... 1975 1985 AA Champion, 1989, 1991, 2000 A Runner-up, 2001 A Champion, New London-Spicer...... 1993, 1995, 1998 1992 AA Champion, 1993, 1994, 2002 A Champion, 2004 A Champion New Prague ...... 2001 AAA Runner-up 1997 AA Runner-up, 2000, 2001 Gaylord...... 1978 A Champion, New York Mills...... 1977, 1981 Archbishop Brady ...... 1977 1979 A Champion, 1980 Nicollet...... 1975 Ashby...... 2000 Grand Rapids...... 1995, 1996 North Branch ...... 1993, 1994 Austin ...... 1975, 1977 Greenway, Coleraine ...... 1983, 1984 A Runner-up, Ogilvie ...... 1999 Barnesville ...... 1983 1985 A Champion, 2001 Osseo ...... 1974 Champion, 1978 AA Runner-up, Becker...... 1982 A Runner-up Hancock...... 1988 1982, 1987, 1988, 2001 Belgrade...... 1984 Hastings...... 1995 Owatonna...... 1995 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa ...... 2005 Hermantown . . . . 1976 A Champion, 1978, 1994, 1995 Park Center ...... 1981 Belle Plaine ...... 1985, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005 Heron Lake-Okabena ...... 1982 Park Christian, Moorhead ...... 2005 Benilde-St. Margaret’s ...... 1983 Hibbing ...... 1975 AA Champion, 1976, 1977, 1978, Pequot Lakes ...... 1994 Benson...... 1975 1979, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, Perham ...... 1989, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998 Bertha-Hewitt...... 1999, 2001, 2002, 2006 1991, 1992, 1997, 1998 AA Runner-up, 1999, Pine River-Backus ...... 2004, 2005 *Bethlehem Academy, Faribault. . . . 2002 A Runner-up, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 Pipestone...... 1977, 1979 2003 A Champion, 2004 A Runner-up, Hinckley ...... 1977 Pipestone Area...... 2005, 2006 2005 A Champion, 2006 A Runner-up Hopkins ...... 1986, 2005 Plainview ...... 1977 Blaine...... 1991, 1992, 1997, 2006 Hopkins Eisenhower ...... 1977 Red Lake Falls ...... 1976 Blue Earth Area ...... 1998 International Falls ...... 1980, 1981, 2002 Redwood Falls-Morton ...... 1974, 1976, Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1990, 1991, 1992, Jackson County Central ...... 1999 AA Champion, 1977 A Runner-up, 1978 1993 AA Runner-up, 1995, 1999 2003 AA Champion Renville ...... 1979 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 1974 Runner-up Jordan...... 2006 AA Champion Renville County West ...... 2002 AA Champion Brandon/Evansville...... 1999 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 1983, 2002 AA Runner-up, Renville-Sacred Heart ...... 1981 Breckenridge . . . 1975, 1976, 1978, 1980 A Runner-up 2003, 2004 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 1978, 1979, Bricelyn ...... 1981 A Runner-up, Kenyon ...... 1975, 1979, 1986, 1988 1980 AA Champion, 1981 AA Champion, 1983 A Runner-up, 1985 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 2004 1982 AA Champion, 1983 AA Champion, Browerville...... 2005 Kittson Central, Hallock ...... 2005 1984 AA Champion, 1985, 1987, Buffalo Lake-Hector...... 1989, 1999 A Runner-up, Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial . . . 1994 A Runner-up 1988 AA Runner-up, 1989, 1999, 2000, 2003 Lake of the Woods, Baudette ...... 2001, 2000 AAA Champion, 2002 AAA Champion, Burnsville...... 1996, 1998 2003 AA-Runner-up, 2005 AA Champion, 2003 Carlton ...... 2003, 2004 2006 Rochester Mayo...... 1974 Cass Lake...... 1983 Lakeville . . . . . 1981, 1982, 1986, 1987 AA Runner-up, Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1976 Central Minnesota Christian, 1990 AA Runner-up, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2002, Roseau ...... 1999 AA Runner-up, 2000 Prinsburg. . . . 1997 A Runner-up, 1998 A Champion, 2003 AAA-Runner-up, 2004 AAA-Runner-up Rosemount ...... 1988 1999 A Champion, 2000 A Champion, Lakeville North ...... 2005, 2006 AAA Runner-up Roseville Area ...... 1986, 1993 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006 Lanesboro ...... 1976, 1999 St. Charles ...... 1980 Champlin Park ...... 2001 LeCenter ...... 1976 A Runner-up, 1981 St. Cloud Cathedral...... 1978, 1979, 1999, Chaska ...... 1975, 1987, 1988, 1989 AA Runner-up, *LeSueur-Henderson ...... 2006 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006 1991 AA Champion, 1993 AA Champion, Littlefork-Big Falls ...... 2005, 2006 St. Cloud Tech...... 1975, 1976, 1977, 1983 1994 AA Champion, 1995 AA Runner-up, Luverne ...... 1984, 1986 St. James...... 1995, 1997 1996 AA Champion, 1997, 2002, 2003, Mabel-Canton ...... 2000, 2001 St. Michael-Albertville...... 1983 A Champion, 2005 AAA Champion, 2006 AAA Champion MACCRAY, Clara City . . 1991 A Runner-up, 2002, 2004 1985, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1992 Clarissa ...... 1982, 1984, 1985 A Runner-up, Madelia ...... 1980 St. Paul Harding ...... 1987, 1989, 1991 1986 A Champion,1987 Mankato East ...... 1982, 2000 St. Paul Highland Park ...... 1975 AA Runner-up, *Climax/Fisher ...... 2003 A-Runner-up, 2006 Mankato Loyola ...... 1990 1976 AA Runner-up, 1977 AA Champion Columbia Heights ...... 1977 AA Runner-up, 1979, Mankato West ...... 1999 St. Paul Johnson ...... 1978, 1979 AA Champion, 1980, 1982 AA Runner-up, 1983, 1985, Marshall ...... 1977, 1978, 1979 AA Runner-up, 1980 AA Runner-up, 1981, 1983, 1986 AA Champion, 1987 AA Champion, 1988, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1984, 1985, 1990 1989 AA Champion,1990 AA Champion, 1991, 1992 AA Runner-up, 1998, 2001, Sartell...... 1980 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 2002 AAA Runner-up, 2003, 2004 AAA-Champion, Sauk Centre ...... 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001 Concordia Academy, Roseville . . . . . 1984 A Champion, 2005 AAA Runner-up, 2005 AAA Runner-up, 2006 Sauk Rapids...... 1988 1987 A Champion, 1988, 1991, 1992, Martin County West, Sherburn ...... 1991 Silver Bay (William Kelley H.S.) ...... 2002 1993, 1997, 2001, 2002 Mayer Lutheran ...... 1982 A Champion, 1983, 1996, South Central (Kiester-Walters-Bricelyn) ...... 1987, Cook...... 1987, 1988, 1989 A Champion, 1990, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005 1988 A Runner-up 1991, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, Meadow Creek Christian School, Andover ...... 2000, Southland, Adams ...... 1984 2001, 2003 2001, 2002, 2005, 2006 Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton...... 2004 Coon Rapids . . . 1976, 1977, 1978 AA Champion, 1981 Mesabi East, Aurora...... 1999 Spring Valley ...... 1978, 1981, 1982 Cosmos ...... 1986, 1991 Midwest Minnesota (Clara City/Maynard) ...... 1985 Stewartville. . . . . 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991 A Champion, Cretin-Derham Hall . . . . 1982, 1988, 1996, 1997, 1998 Milroy ...... 1983, 1984 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 A Runner-up, Crookston ...... 1974 Minneapolis Roosevelt...... 1976, 1985 1996, 1997 A Champion, 1998, 1999, Crosby-Ironton...... 1996 Minneapolis Southwest ...... 1975, 1979 2000 AA Champion, 2001 AA Runner-up, Delano ...... 1980, 2001 Minneapolis Washburn ...... 1980, 1984 2003, 2005 AA Runner-up, 2006 AA Runner-up Continued on page 336

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls’ Volleyball 335 State Girls’ Volleyball Tournament Participants — 1974-2006 (Continued from page 335) Storden-Jeffers ...... 1989 United South Central, Wells...... 1992 A Runner-up, Wayzata ...... 1975, 2004, 2006 Tartan, Oakdale ...... 1993, 1994, 1996, 2005 1993 A Champion, 1996 Wheaton...... 2006 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1986, 1990, 2002 Upsala ...... 2000 White Bear Lake Area ...... 1995, 1998, Tower-Soudan ...... 2004 Virginia ...... 1974, 1983 AA Runner-up, 2000, 1999 AAA Runner-up Tracy-Milroy . . . . 1986, 1987, 1988,1990 A Champion, 2001, 2003, 2006 Windom Area. . . 1974, 1975, 1976, 1978 A Runner-up, 1992 A Champion, 1993, 1994 A Champion, Wabasha-Kellogg...... 2002, 2004 1990, 2000 AA Runner-up 1995 A Champion, 1996 A Champion, Wabasso ...... 1980, 1982 Win-E-Mac . . . . 1986 A Runner-up, 1987 A Runner-up, 2001 AA Champion Waconia...... 1981, 1990 1988 A Champion, 1990 A Runner-up, 1991, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton ...... 2004 AA Champion Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 1991, 1992 1996 A Runner-up, 1997, 1998 A Runner-up, 1999 Tracy-Milroy/Walnut Grove ...... 1989 Walker ...... 1978 Woodbury ...... 1992, 1994, 2004 Two Harbors ...... 1998 Warren ...... 1979 Underwood ...... 1997, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 Watertown-Mayer ...... 2000

State Girls’ Volleyball Tournament Attendance — 1974-2006

1974 ...... 3,798 1983 ...... 18,719 1992 ...... 14,649 2001 ...... 19,488 1975 ...... 6,422 1984 ...... 17,195 1993 ...... 20,752 2002 ...... 20,497 1976 ...... 14,894 1985 ...... 19,153 1994 ...... 19,979 2003 ...... 19,927 1977 ...... 11,743 1986 ...... 19,281 1995 ...... 18,176 2004 ...... 15,483 1978 ...... 12,808 1987 ...... 19,554 1996 ...... 12,700 2005 ...... *23,826 1979 ...... 11,883 1988 ...... 17,928 1997 ...... 14,587 2006 ...... 22,120 1980 ...... 15,810 1989 ...... 19,964 1998 ...... 12,048 1981 ...... 15,015 1990 ...... 20,411 1999 ...... **20,683 1982 ...... 18,773 1991 ...... 22,555 2000 ...... 20,404

*New Record **Three Class Format

336 Girls’ Volleyball 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League WRESTLING Wabasha-Kellogg’s Sanders becomes third wrestler to earn five titles; Apple Valley, St. Michael-Albertville, Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City take team titles

By Ellen Giloy Canby rebounded to win the consolation title with a 41-17 victory over Sibley East. The he Knights of St. Michael-Albertville Lancers were up 12-4 after the first four weight (Class AA) and the Eagles of Apple classes and never looked back. Two wrestler TValley (Class AAA) successfully defend- 20072007 REVIEWREVIEW forced falls for Canby: senior Colby Citrowske at ed their 2006 team titles at the 2007 State 160 pounds and junior Travis Hansen at 215 Wrestling Tournament. This year’s victory City topped Aitkin 39-25. The Falcons dropped pounds. marked the fourth consecutive title and sixth their first match at 103 pounds, but won their In the individual competition, senior Zach overall for St. Michael-Albertville. For Apple next five, including a technical fall from junior Sanders (44-0) of Wabasha-Kellogg became only Valley, it was the second consecutive champi- Ben Meyer at 112 pounds. After the 135-pound the third wrestler in Minnesota history to win a onship and its 15th overall. match, they led 20-6. Leither (189 pounds) and fifth title. Matt Nagel of Frazee was the first to In Class A, the Falcons of Atwater-Cosmos- David Nelson (215 pounds) had the only other accomplish the feat in 2001, and Zach’s older Grove City claimed their first team crown. They pins for Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City in the brother, Eric, won his fifth title in 2003. Sanders placed third in both 2005 and ’06. victory. ended his career with a technical fall over senior Senior Zach Sanders (44-0) of Wabasha- Kellogg became only the third wrestler in Minnesota history to win five individual titles. He competed in the Class A tournament. Sanders joined older brother, Eric, on that list, as well as Frazee’s Matt Nagel. Senior Cody Adams of Mankato East, who competed in Class AA, was the only wrestler to win a rare third gold medal. He finished his per- fect season with a record of 40-0.

Class A MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO In Class A, the Falcons of Atwater-Cosmos- Grove City (24-1) erased a 21-12 deficit and defeated the Frazee Hornets 33-21. It was the first team title for the Falcons, who finished third in both 2005 and ’06. They were making their fifth overall appearance. Frazee, which set- tled for runner-up honors for a second consecu- tive year, ended its season with a record of 14-3. This was the 15th tournament appearance for the Hornets. Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City started its championship match by winning four of the first six weight classes and the Falcons were up 12-8 heading into the 140-pound match-up. The Zach Sanders of Wabasha-Kellogg (right) earned his fifth individual title with a technical fall victory over Hornets came back, however and won the next Spencer Beech of Breckenridge in the Class A 119-pound weight class. Sanders finished his six-year career with a record of 223-23. four weight classes to go up 21-12. Senior A.J. Frederiksen started the late- On the other side of the bracket, Frazee Spencer Beech of Breckenridge in the 119- match rally for Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City defeated Sibley East of Arlington 31-20 in the pound weight class. The victory was Sanders’ with a 3-2 four-overtime victory over senior quarterfinals. The Wolverines led 12-7 after five 124th consecutive and capped a senior season Cory Sandberg at 171 pounds. After that, the matches, but Frazee won all but two matches the where he won every match by a fall or technical Falcons’ big men took over and notched pins in rest of the way, including a pin by senior Justin fall. His career record over six years is 223-23. the final three classes. Senior David Nelson won Skillings at 160 pounds. Frazee then defeated In addition to Sanders, three other Class A at 189 pounds, junior Nic Leither won at 215 United South Central of Wells 41-16 in the wrestlers closed their seasons with perfect pounds, and senior Josh Nelson won the heavy- semifinals. The Hornets won 10-of-14 matches records: eighth-grader Clint Poster (37-0) of weight division. and had pins from sophomore Tyler Blauert at Pierz won his first title at 103 pounds; senior Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City started its title 135 pounds and junior Andrew Lockrem at 145 Kirk Anderson (46-0) of Barnesville won his run with a 31-21 quarterfinal victory over the pounds. first title at 125 pounds; and Kevin Steinhaus defending champions from Canby. The Lancers Third-place honors went to United South (39-0) of Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg won his led 18-13 but the Falcons won four of the final Central. The Rebels defeated Aitkin 30-24. first title at 145 pounds. five matches, including pins from Leither and Senior Cassidy Carlson had a pin at 285 pounds Senior Joe Murphy (40-1) of Trinity School Lies at 189 and 285 pounds, respectively. and junior Seth Amberg forced a technical fall at River Ridge of Bloomington won his second In the semifinals, Atwater-Cosmos-Grove at 125 pounds. Continued on page 344

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Wrestling 337 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City — 2007 Class A State Champion CLASS A CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Megan Schmidt, Caitlin Wheeler, Kyri Rouser, Mike Kramer, Ryan Larson, Dan Fuchs, Ben Meyer, Scott Litzau, Brittany Peterson, Ciera Lang. Row 2: Billy Wheeler, Dave Litzau, Nick Walther, Matt Pearson, Nate Meyer, Travis Whitcomb, Hannah Bolton, Amber Behm. Row 3: Head Coach Tim Roberg, Travis Frederiksen, Erick Larson, AJ Frederiksen, Micah Larson, Nic Leither, David Nelson, Jake Carlson, Josh Lies, Asst. Coach Dan Rouser, Asst. Coach Tony Whitcomb.

2007 Dual Team Championship Series — Class A QUARTERFINALS SECTION February 28, March 2-3, 2007 Xcel Energy Center 8 Frazee (12-2) SEMIFINALS RiverCentre St. Paul Frazee 31-20 CHAMPIONSHIP 3 Sibley East, Arlington (22-1) Frazee 41-16 2 United South Central, Wells (19-1) United South Central, Wells 39-20 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 7 *Wheaton/Herman-Norcross (19-4) 33-21 1 Dover-Eyota (18-6) 2007 CLASS A

Aitkin 30-29 STATE CHAMPION Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 6 Aitkin (23-4) 39-25

4 Canby (26-1) Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 31-21

5 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City (21-1) United South Central, Wells United South Central, Wells 30-24 THIRD PLACE Aitkin Sibley East, Arlington

Sibley East, Arlington 32-29 Canby *Wheaton/Herman-Norcross 41-17 Dover-Eyota CONSOLATION CHAMPION Canby 37-17

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338 Wrestling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League St. Michael-Albertville — 2007 Class AA State Champion CLASS AA CHAMPION

Row 1 (L-R): Stephanie Swenson, Brian Zachman, Lowell Zachman, Justin Oie, Austin Kolles, Alex Becker, Joe Grygelko, Ross Lefebvre, Jon Laudner, Stephanie Kleist, Kaycee Davis. Row 2: Robin Tellefson, Lindsay Gohde, Jon Marcks, Mark Frank, Kyle Salonek, David Thorn, Jordan Campa, Jake Horn, Carl Salonek, Kevin Edstrom, Shaun Little, Stephanie Halper. Row 3: Coach Dan Lefebvre, Head Coach Gregg Greeno, Coach Dan Willaert, Coach Tony Kenning, Kraig Schumm, Kyle Schumm, Coach Johnny Barthel, Coach Tony Mallinger, Vanessa Dick, Julie Kasper, Bridget Kottke. 2007 Dual Team Championship Series — Class AA QUARTERFINALS SECTION February 28, March 2-3, 2007 Xcel Energy Center 8 *Thief River Falls/Goodridge (19-5) SEMIFINALS RiverCentre St. Paul *Adrian Area 31-24 CHAMPIONSHIP 3 *Adrian Area (27-9)

2 *Jackson County Central (31-2) Perham 31-22 Perham 34-33 St. Michael-Albertville 7 Perham (23-0) 28-25 1 Kasson-Mantorville (27-7) 2007 CLASS AA

Kasson-Mantorville 30-29 STATE CHAMPION 6 Big Lake (24-2) St. Michael-Albertville 30-24 4 St. Michael-Albertville (19-5) St. Michael-Albertville 33-24

5 *Annandale/Maple Lake (24-2) *Adrian Area *Adrian Area 27-23 THIRD PLACE Kasson-Mantorville *Thief River Falls/Goodridge

*Jackson County Central 30-24 *Jackson County Central *Jackson County Central 40-16 Big Lake CONSOLATION CHAMPION Big Lake 39-18

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Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Wrestling 339 Apple Valley — 2007 Class AAA State Champion

Row 1 (L-R): Matt Kelliher, Blake Hagert, Sierra McCauley, Jessie Chamberlin, Megan Rangeloff, Brianna Vonnahme, Katie Butler, Kortney Spaeth, Megan Weaver, Skylar Stewart, Logan Trom, Jordan Kingsley, Dakota Trom. Row 2: Brandon Kingsley, Jared Richardson, Alex Beedy, Nate Bruner, CLASS AAA CHAMPION Jack Swagger, Tom Kelliher, Matt Mincey, Tyler Lehmann, Sam Schmidt, Zach Shelsby, Evan Gonzo, Mike Palm, Ben Weaver, Aaron Kingsley, Eric DeVos. Row 3: Colin Warnemunde, Paul Estes, Coach Chad Clendening, Coach Jeff Gleason, Coach Nick Magee, Coach Eriq Duong, Coach Brad Schafer, Coach Joe Hoialmen, Head Coach Jim Jackson, Coach Dalen Wasmund, Coach Bill Demaray, Coach Drew McCluskey, Coach Kedar Witte, Coach Pete Buesgens, Coach Tom O’Neill, Mike Mason, Jarret Hoeppner, Destin McCauley. Row 4: Chris Beedy, Brent Louis, Sonny Zahn, Luke Schmidt, Nate Litman, Joe Navratil, Max Dennis, Brennan McKeag, Mike Dralle, Jake Dralle, Ethan Washek, Craig Kelliher, Justin Zwack, Mike Louis, Trey Peterson, David Maxwell, Alex Laughlin, Toney Banks. 2007 Dual Team Championship Series — Class AAA QUARTERFINALS SECTION February 28, March 2-3, 2007 Xcel Energy Center 8 Grand Rapids (13-6) SEMIFINALS RiverCentre St. Paul Hastings 55-12 CHAMPIONSHIP 3 Hastings (26-3)

2 Wayzata (41-9) Hastings 29-27 *Anoka 30-25 Apple Valley 7 *Anoka (16-3) 35-18 1 *Albert Lea Area (22-7) 2007 CLASS AAA

Apple Valley 34-22 STATE CHAMPION 6 Apple Valley (39-2) Apple Valley 56-3 4 Mounds View (19-5) Mounds View 34-25

5 *Osseo (12-17) *Anoka *Anoka 49-13 THIRD PLACE Mounds View Grand Rapids

Wayzata 50-23 Wayzata Wayzata 40-21 *Albert Lea Area CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Albert Lea Area 61-9

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340 Wrestling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Individual Medal Winners — Class A A-103 A-145 1. Clint Poster (8), Pierz 37-0 1. Kevin Steinhaus (10), Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 39-0 2. Brad Hofstrand (9), Crosby-Ironton 34-5 2. Andrew Lockrem (11), Frazee 34-7 3. Grant Hegge (8), Southland, Adams 39-6 3. Krey Cory (12), New Richland-H-E-G 36-5 4. Tony Vaske (9), *River Valley Wildcats 33-2 4. Bryant Boynton (12), Dover-Eyota 30-3 5. Chase Levos (9), St. Clair 34-9 5. Matt Merrick (12), Chatfield 37-6 6. Shane Braton (12), Barnesville 44-4 6. Codey Schultz (12), Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 30-4

A-112 A-152 1. Matt Benson (11), *Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley/Chokio-Alberta 28-2 1. Tad Merritt (12), Canby 43-1 2. Jeremiah Johnson (12), Blooming Prairie 28-3 2. Gaven Schlaak (11), New Richland-H-E-G 30-8 3. Ethan Kern (11), *Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale 39-2 3. Tanner Pierce (11), *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 32-8 4. Mike Lucero (10), Frazee 35-10 4. Jake Sailer (12), Frazee 30-11 5. Ben Meyer (11), Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 34-3 5. Grant Goettl (12), Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 33-6 6. Caleb Diercks (11), Goodhue 32-6 6. Mitchell Hagen (10), Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 35-11

A-119 A-160 1. Zach Sanders (12), Wabasha-Kellogg 44-0 1. Trent Sovde (12), *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River 37-1 2. Spencer Beech (12), Breckenridge 36-3 2. Aaron Norgren (11), Maple River, Mapleton 41-1 3. Brandon Schlaak (12), New Richland-H-E-G 35-5 3. Justin Skillings (12), Frazee 36-5 4. Mark Thoele (12), Sibley East, Arlington 36-4 4. Dalton Henderson (9), Blooming Prairie 29-5 5. Jordan Christian (11), Paynesville Area 25-6 5. Travis Hallberg (12), Aitkin 37-7 6. Ryan Swenson (8), Dawson-Boyd 33-6 6. Colby Citrowske (12), Canby 39-7

A-125 A-171 1. Kirk Anderson (12), Barnesville 46-0 1. Mitch Brekke (12), New Richland-H-E-G 43-2 2. Casey Field (10), Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls 33-7 2. Logan Oellien (12), Canby 39-5 3. Luke Amsden (11), *River Valley Wildcats 36-1 3. Eric Ryan (11), Goodhue 35-3 4. Seth Amberg (11), United South Central, Wells 35-8 4. Ben Siems (12), Zumbrota-Mazeppa 34-7 5. A.J. Jenniges (11), *Wabasso 38-5 5. Justin Rose (12), Sibley East, Arlington 35-5 6. Micah Olson (11), Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington 35-7 6. Matt Christenson (11), Aitkin 40-5

A-130 A-189 1. Joe Murphy (12), Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington 40-1 1. Tony Willaert (12), Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 35-1 2. Jesse Westphal (11), Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton 38-3 2. Taylor Holland (12), New Richland-H-E-G 34-6 3. Cameron Jurgenson (11), Dawson-Boyd 39-2 3. Nic Leither (11), Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 38-1 4. Trevor Krueger (11), Barnesville 38-6 4. Matt Matthees (12), Zumbrota-Mazeppa 37-3 5. Hank Virnig (12), Pierz 39-3 5. Ty Svenby (12), *Medford Tigers 33-3 6. Tucker Freeman (9), *Madelia/Truman/Martin Luther 29-12 6. Taylor Yliniemi (10), Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 36-8

A-135 A-215 1. Adam Helgeson (12), Sauk Centre 26-4 1. Nick Fischer (11), Waterville-Elysian-Morristown 30-6 2. Kenny Steffens (12), Wadena-Deer Creek 20-5 2. Trevor Glomski (12), Wabasha-Kellogg 37-5 3. Tanner Skillings (12), Minneota 38-1 3. Nate Haynes (11), *Madelia/Truman 28-8 4. Matt Pearson (12), Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 29-7 4. Josh Seley (11), Lake Park-Audubon 41-4 5. Tyler Stevensen (12), *Madelia/Truman 36-6 5. Matt Meuleners (11), Norwood-Young America 27-9 6. Paul Reese (12), Fertile-Beltrami 19-4 6. David Nelson (12), Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City 31-6

A-140 A Hwt 1. Ben Anderson (12), Frazee 36-1 1. Nick Mackenthun (11), Norwood-Young America 30-3 2. Jason Burg (12), New York Mills 37-1 2. Jake Schotanus (12), Southland, Adams 36-3 3. Jake Bonsack (11), United South Central Wells 40-4 3. R.J. DeLaCruz (12), *Madelia/Truman 30-5 4. Alex Kontz (11), Canby 41-6 4. Nick Nadeau (12), Aitkin 36-10 5. Landon Peppel (12), Barnesville 34-8 5. Cody Kinney (11), Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 41-4 6. Chad Curry (11), Chatfield 29-6 6. Chris Steffenson (11), *Mille Lacs 37-6

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Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Wrestling 341 2007 Individual Medal Winners — Class AA AA-103 AA-145 1. Garret Garness (8), Kasson-Mantorville 37-4 1. Joe Grygelko (12), St. Michael-Albertville 43-1 2. Alex Peck (9), Benilde-St. Margaret’s, St. Louis Park 28-8 2. Justin Berns (12), Perham 37-1 3. Matt Nelson (8), Big Lake 37-2 3. Eddie Dvorak (12), *Scott West 40-7 4. Bronson Steuber (8), Fairmont 29-6 4. Tony Klosterboer (12), Montevideo 40-5 5. Zach Campbell (8), Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 38-5 5. Matthew Pfarr (11), *LeSueur-Henderson 34-8 6. Greg Naschansky (9), Plainview-Elgin Millville 32-6 6. Blaine Coyle (10), *Fillmore Central/Lanesboro/M-C 33-10

AA-112 AA-152 1. David Thorn (10), St. Michael-Albertville 41-1 1. Michael Guehna (12), Perham 38-1 2. Jason Sunderman (10), *LeSueur-Henderson 35-5 2. Josh Bain (12), *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Kingsland 39-3 3. Justin Nelson (11), Big Lake 38-2 3. Kurt Salmen (12), Dassel-Cokato 41-2 4. Chad Henle (11), New London-Spicer 35-3 4. Jake Wetzel (11), *Montgomery-Lonsdale/LeCenter Coyotes 37-6 5. Sam Warne (9), Perham 30-13 5. Karl Haataja (12), Fergus Falls 38-7 6. Brandon Seppelt (9), Foley 27-11 6. Chris Dufault (12), *Crookston 33-4

AA-119 AA-160 1. Cole Von Ohlen (11), *Jackson County Central 43-1 1. Travis Rutt (11), *Jackson County Central 44-1 2. Ryan Timmerman (11), St. Peter 36-4 2. Austin Kolles (12), St. Michael-Albertville 35-9 3. Jason Jeremiason (12), *Marshall/Lakeview Tigers 39-2 3. Eric Reinert (11), *Watertown-Mayer 36-2 4. Aaron Stolp (12), Big Lake 37-2 4. Justin Bain (12), *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Kingsland 35-4 5. Justin Reinsma (10), *Fulda/Murray County Central 37-6 5. Pat Priggen (12), Lake City 30-11 6. Steve Keogh (8), *Thief River Falls/Goodridge 38-6 6. Mac Stoll (11), Perham 28-6

AA-125 AA-171 1. Cody Adams (12), Mankato East 40-0 1. Mike Schmitz (12), Stewartville 43-0 2. Mark Erickson (11), Roseau 39-3 2. Philip Moenkedick (12), Perham 38-1 3. Jon Tatro (12), Minnewaska Area, Glenwood 34-3 3. Caleb Lines (11), *Jackson County Central 33-6 4. Jacob Bowland (11), Foley 38-5 4. Kody Kramer (11), *Fulda/Murray County Central 33-12 5. Sam Fischenich (10), *Windom/Mt. Lake/B-O 35-9 5. Joe Slaughter (12), Orono 40-2 6. Pat LaVasseur (11), *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD 34-8 6. Peter Eischens (12), *Scott West 37-9

AA-130 AA-189 1. Joe Selly (11), *Montgomery-Lonsdale/LeCenter Coyotes 41-0 1. Zac Nielsen (12), Zimmerman 41-0 2. Cody Nilson (12), *Ottertail Central Bulldogs 31-4 2. Drew Ross (11), Fergus Falls 40-4 3. Brandon McVey (12), Mound-Westonka 30-5 3. Parker Brand (11), *Lewiston-Altura/Rushford-Peterson 39-3 4. Robert Koranda (12), Becker 36-3 4. Derek Klatt (12), *Annandale/Maple Lake Lightning 38-4 5. Ross Neubauer (12), *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD 36-5 5. Mark Miller (12), *Montgomery-Lonsdale/LeCenter Coyotes 33-9 6. Mike Land (11), Cloquet 33-11 6. Lee Branstrom (11), Park Rapids Area 34-5

AA-135 AA-215 1. Tony Valek (11), *Scott West 42-5 1. Hakan Binek (12), Staples-Motley 39-1 2. Torey Stewart (11), *Jackson County Central 41-1 2. Kyle Schumm (11), St. Michael-Albertville 37-7 3. Eric Yngsdal (11), Byron 43-2 3. Caleb Bruns (12), *Marshall/Lakeview Tigers 33-6 4. Alex Burkel (12), Roseau 38-4 4. Matt Groff (11), Mahtomedi 33-5 5. A.J. Stevens (11), *Windom/Mt. Lake/B-O 33-6 5. Bryant Schroeder (12), *Worthington/RL-B 33-3 6. Ross Lefebvre (12), St. Michael-Albertville 36-9 6. Chip Maresh (12), *Glencoe/Lester Prairie 33-7

AA-140 AA Hwt 1. Jake Saatzer (12), Mound-Westonka 41-1 1. Will Lutmer (12), *Adrian Area 37-0 2. Tim Hentges (11), *Scott West 36-10 2. Aaron Grozdanich (11), Hibbing 35-10 3. Mike Munos (12), South St. Paul 35-5 3. Andrew Peralta (12), *Thief River Falls/Goodridge 42-2 4. Brad Twardowski (12), Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 26-5 4. Carter Ash (11), *Milaca/Faith Christian 36-5 5. Tee Baker (11), Big Lake 26-8 5. Cody Socher (11), Delano 39-5 6. Jake Anderson (10), *Annandale/Maple Lake Lightning 32-9 6. Zach Loppnow (11), Lake City 35-5

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

State Tournament Attendance Records

Session One ...... 14,212 ...... **(2000) Session Two ...... 11,934...... **(1996) Session Three ...... 13,141 ...... **(2003) Session Four ...... 12,398 ...... **(1996) Session Five ...... 10,405 ...... (1986) Session Six ...... 13,804 ...... ** # (2003) Total Tournament ...... 64,001 ...... **(2003) **New records established in 3-Class format. # In 2005, Sessions 5 & 6 were combined.

342 Wrestling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League 2007 Individual Medal Winners — Class AAA AAA-103 AAA-145 1. Eric Devos (7), Apple Valley 36-9 1. Jake Deitchler (11), *Anoka 37-0 2. Cody Hansen (10), *Albert Lea Area 40-5 2. Drew Larson (12), Willmar 41-3 3. Dylan Ness (9), Bloomington Kennedy 39-3 3. Beau Hansen (12), *Albert Lea Area 40-6 4. Charlie Kirscht (10), Alexandria 34-4 4. Adam Petersen (11), Hastings 33-9 5. Tanner Carlisle (8),Prior Lake 28-12 5. Dan Card (12), Owatonna 38-9 6. Zach Rohr (8), Hastings 30-13 6. Tyler Spiczka (11), Sauk Rapids-Rice 23-5

AAA-112 AAA-152 1. Destin McCauley (8), Apple Valley 45-1 1. Matt Mauseth (12), Rochester Mayo 37-2 2. Matt Ashton (11), Eagan 35-6 2. Shamus O’Grady (11), Coon Rapids 31-7 3. Justin LaValle (10), Moorhead 36-3 3. Joe Andersen (12), Bemidji 41-1 4. Danny Zilverberg (10), Wayzata 36-6 4. Brendan Eichmann (10), Hastings 37-6 5. Trent Herold (10), St. Francis 40-5 5. Mike Zenz (12), Rochester John Marshall 33-10 6. Paul Tellgren (12), *Anoka 32-10 6. Logan McAlpin (12), Woodbury 33-11

AAA-119 AAA-160 1. Derek Schreiner (11), Wayzata 43-2 1. Robby Kriesel (12), St. Francis 40-2 2. Tom Kelliher (11), Apple Valley 42-4 2. Matt Morris (12), *Albert Lea Area 42-4 3. Luke Vaith (10), Hastings 38-7 3. Brett Landrum (12), Wayzata 40-5 4. Robby Fisher (10), Bloomington Kennedy 29-10 4. Brandon Bahr (11), Bemidji 31-8 5. Mike Minske (9), Rochester Mayo 23-6 5. Mic Berg (10), Simley, Inver Grove Heights 28-10 6. Mason Young (9), Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights 39-5 6. Brandon Boleen (12), White Bear Lake Area 36-9

AAA-125 AAA-171 1. Matt Mincey (11), Apple Valley 46-0 1. Luke Munkelwitz (12), Forest Lake 40-1 2. David Zilverberg (12), Wayzata 41-3 2. Tyson Wood (12), Eagan 36-4 3. Trey Bertram (11), Hastings 39-3 3. Taylor Ignaszewski (12), *Albert Lea Area 42-5 4. Logan Kortan (10), *Albert Lea Area 39-9 4. Matt Uher (12), Owatonna 36-12 5. Brian Theroux (12), White Bear Lake Area 39-8 5. Ben Chandler (12), Spring Lake Park 34-8 6. Alex Vosberg (12), Park Center, Brooklyn Park 39-7 6. Tyler Kennedy (11), Park, Cottage Grove 25-9

AAA-130 AAA-189 1. Josh Wiseman (11), Champlin Park 37-4 1. Jake Kahnke (11), Prior Lake 41-0 2. Jake Begin (10), *Anoka 33-6 2. Billy Morgan (11), Rosemount 33-4 3. Brian Litch (12), Wayzata 39-7 3. Matt O’Connor (12), Cambridge-Isanti 40-5 4. Dan Soular (12), Grand Rapids 31-10 4. Judd Connell (12), Hastings 36-5 5. Hector Millan (10), Owatonna 31-16 5. Jesse Stratton (12), Roseville Area 33-6 6. Jarret Hoeppner (10), Apple Valley 33-6 6. Josh Waldee (11), Rochester John Marshall 37-6

AAA-135 AAA-215 1. Calvin Wolff (12), Prior Lake 41-1 1. Pat Mahan (12), Owatonna 45-0 2. Kurt Knutson (12), Simley, Inver Grove Heights 39-4 2. Tyler Hemmesch (12), Elk River 41-2 3. Carter Adams (10), Coon Rapids 29-9 3. Tony Nelson (10), Cambridge-Isanti 37-5 4. Nick Lingwall (11), *Brainerd/Pillager 35-10 4. Will Jackson (11), Eastview, Apple Valley 14-5 5. Issiah Harris (12), Wayzata 18-5 5. Brian Leonhardt (11), Spring Lake Park 21-9 6. Pat Schilling (12), Park, Cottage Grove 34-9 6. Dan Kurth (12), *Hutchinson Tigers 39-6

AAA-140 AAA Hwt 1. Lucas Murray (12), *Anoka 40-0 1. Sam Maresh (11), Champlin Park 41-0 2. John Hopkins (12), Grand Rapids 33-2 2. Ben Condon (12), Totino-Grace, Fridley 38-4 3. John Vaith (12), Hastings 33-5 3. Brett LeBrun (12), *New Ulm Eagles 40-1 4. Jack Swagger (12), Apple Valley 40-6 4. Alex Diaz (12), Eagan 39-5 5. Matt Baarson (12), Champlin Park 35-7 5. Matt Edgar (12), *Austin 37-3 6. Zach McGinnis (12), *Albert Lea Area 30-10 6. Dirk Wilkens (12), Lakeville South 11-5

*Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs.

2007 State Tournament Paid Attendance

Session One ...... 6,882 Session Two ...... 7,914 Session Three ...... 6,536 Session Four ...... 5,389 Session Five ...... 9,257 Session Six...... 10,797 Total Paid Attendance ...... 46,775

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Wrestling 343 State Wrestling Tournament Team Champions — 1938-2007 Year School Region/Section Year School Region/Section Year School Region/Section 1938 Minneapolis Marshall ...... 5 1975 Fridley ...... 4 1995 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 6AA 1939 Minneapolis Marshall ...... 5 1976 Albert Lea (AA) ...... 1AA Canby (A) ...... 3A 1940 Minneapolis Marshall ...... 5 Canby (A) ...... 3A 1996 Hastings (AA) ...... 3AA & Robbinsdale ...... 1977 Anoka (AA) ...... 4AA *St. Michael-Albertville (A) ...... 4A 1941 Robbinsdale, ...... 5 Canby (A) ...... 3A *Wheaton/Herman-Norcross (B) . . .6B Minneapolis Vocational 1978 Anoka (AA) ...... 4AA 1997 Apple Valley (AAA) ...... 6AAA & Wayzata Staples (A) ...... 6A *St. Michael-Albertville (AA) . . . . .4AA 1942 Robbinsdale ...... 5 1979 Fridley (AA) ...... 5AA Hayfield (A) ...... 2A 1943 Robbinsdale ...... 5 Canby (A) ...... 3A 1998 Owatonna ...... 1AAA 1944 Robbinsdale ...... 5 1980 Bloomington Kennedy (AA) . . . . .6AA Dassel-Cokato ...... 5AA 1945 Robbinsdale ...... 5 Goodhue (A) ...... 1A St. James ...... 3A 1946 Robbinsdale ...... 5 & Staples (A) ...... 6A 1999 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1947 Mound ...... 5 1981 Albert Lea (AA) ...... 1AA *Jackson County Central ...... 3AA 1948 Austin ...... 1 Staples (A) ...... 6A Frazee ...... 8A 1949 Anoka ...... 4 1982 Brainerd (AA) ...... 8AA 2000 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1950 Anoka ...... 4 Staples (A) ...... 6A *Jackson County Central ...... 3AA 1951 Faribault ...... 1 1983 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 1AA Paynesville Area ...... 6A & Wayzata ...... 5 Staples (A) ...... 6A 2001 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1952 Wayzata ...... 5 1984 Bloomington Kennedy (AA) . . . . .6AA Blue Earth Area ...... 2AA 1953 Blue Earth ...... 2 Staples (A) ...... 6A Goodhue ...... 1A & Wayzata ...... 5 1985 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 1AA 2002 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1954 Owatonna ...... 1 Staples (A) ...... 6A Blue Earth Area ...... 2AA 1955 Anoka ...... 4 1986 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 1AA *Medford ...... 2A 1956 Blue Earth ...... 2 Canby (A) ...... 3A & Frazee ...... 8A 1957 Blue Earth ...... 2 1987 Simley (AA) ...... 3AA 2003 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1958 Blue Earth ...... 2 Paynesville (A) ...... 5A Litchfield ...... 5AA 1959 Anoka ...... 4 1988 Simley (AA) ...... 3AA B O L D, Olivia ...... 4A 1960 Alexander Ramsey ...... 4 Canby (A) ...... 3A 2004 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1961 Robbinsdale ...... 5 1989 Simley (AA) ...... 3AA St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4AA 1962 Owatonna ...... 1 St. James (A) (tie) ...... 2A Pierz ...... 6A 1963 Hopkins ...... 5 & Foley (A) (tie) ...... 7A 2005 Owatonna ...... 1AAA 1964 Mankato ...... 2 1990 Anoka (AA) ...... 4AA St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4AA 1965 Cooper ...... 5 Paynesville (A) ...... 5A Pierz ...... 6A 1966 Albert Lea ...... 1 1991 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 1AA 2006 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1967 Fridley ...... 4 Paynesville (A) ...... 5A St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4AA & Hopkins ...... 5 1992 Simley (AA) ...... 3AA Canby ...... 4A 1968 Hopkins ...... 5 Frazee (A) ...... 8A 2007 Apple Valley ...... 6AAA 1969 Cooper ...... 5 1993 Forest Lake (AA) ...... 7AA St. Michael-Albertville ...... 4AA 1970 Caledonia ...... 1 Foley (A) ...... 7A Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 5A 1971 Albert Lea ...... 1 1994 Apple Valley (AA) ...... 6AA 1972 St. James ...... 2 Canby (A)(tie) ...... 3A 1973 Fridley ...... 4 & Foley (A) (tie) ...... 7A 1974 Minnetonka ...... 5

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 337) their eighth consecutive and 17th title this year. He won at 125 pounds last year, overall appearance. St. Michael- and 130 pounds this year. Senior Tad Merritt Albertville also won titles in 1996 (43-1) of Canby also won a second consecutive and ’97. Perham was making its title. He won at 145 pounds in 2006, and at 152 third tournament appearance. pounds this year. St. Michael-Albertville jumped Other first-time state champions were: junior to a commanding 25-6 lead after Matt Benson (28-2) of Clinton-Graceville- the 145-pound bout, but Perham Beardsley/Chokio-Alberta at 112 pounds; senior then claimed the next four weight

Adam Helgeson (26-4) of Sauk Centre at 135 classes to close the gap 25-22. MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO pounds; senior Ben Anderson (36-1) of Frazee at Senior Kyle Schumm sealed the 140 pounds; senior Trent Sovde (37-1) of victory for the Knights when he Badger/Greenbush-Middle River at 160 pounds; defeated sophomore Casey Sazama senior Mitch Brekke (43-2) of New Richland- at 215 pounds. Perham senior Kyle H-E-G at 171 pounds; senior Tony Willaert (35- Christopherson could have tied the 1) of Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial at 189 score at 28 if he could have pinned pounds; junior Nick Fischer (30-6) of the Knight’s Jon Marcks, a senior, at Waterville-Elysian-Morristown at 215 pounds; 285 pounds, but Marcks won the and junior Nick Mackenthun (30-3) of bout on a 7-5 decision. Norwood-Young America at 285 pounds. Senior Ross Lefebvre (135 pounds) had the only fall for St. Class AA Michael-Albertville, although The St. Michael-Albertville Knights (22-5) sophomore David Thorn and senior Cody Adams of Mankato East won a 6-3 decision over Mark squeaked by the Perham Yellowjackets (25-1) Alex Becker scored technical falls Erickson of Roseau to capture the Class AA 125-pound 28-25 to win their fourth consecutive title. The at 112 and 125 pounds, respective- individual championship. The win gave Adams a perfect 40-0 championship was the sixth for the Knights in Continued on page 345 season record and his third state title.

344 Wrestling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League Multiple Individual State Championships

Five-Time State Four-Time State Champions Champions Jim Van Gorden Ty Eustice Matt Nagel Minneapolis Marshall (1937-1940) Blue Earth Area (1998-2001) Frazee Steve Carr Marcus LeVesseur (1997-2001) Battle Lake (1976-78) & Moorhead (1979) Minneapolis Roosevelt (1998-2000) & Bloomington Kennedy (2001) Eric Sanders John Miller Renville-Sacred Heart (1982-1985) Jeff Pfaffinger Wabasha-Kellogg Blue Earth Area (1999-2002) (1999-2003) Ty Friederichs Osseo (1992-95) Gabriel Mooney *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River (2001-2004) Zach Sanders Chad Erikson Wabasha-Kellogg Apple Valley (1994-97) Charlie Falck (2003-2007) Apple Valley (2001-2004)

Three-Time State Champions

Dick Pierson, Robbinsdale (1943-45) Brad Pike, Hayfield (1994-96) Chas Ofsthun, Robbinsdale (1948-50) Luke Becker, Cambridge-Isanti (1996-98) Dick Mueller, Anoka (1949-51) Darin Bertram, Wheaton/Herman-Norcross (1996-98) Ralph Moore, Wayzata (1950-52) Dana Gostomczik, Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton (1996-98) Kermit Zelke, Winona (1950, 1952-53) Mark Carlson, Staples-Motley (1997-99) Al DeLeon, Blue Earth (1955, 1957-58) Luke Eustice, Blue Earth Area (1996, 1998-99) Stan Christ, Mankato (1957-59) Jacob Volkman, *Battle Lake/Underwood/Henning (1997-99) Gary Erdman, Mound (1958-60) Nate Baker, Jackson County Central/SW Star Concept (1998-2000) Ron Ankeny, Blue Earth (1961-63) Josh McLay, Hastings (1998-2000) Howard Leopold, Redwood Falls (1961-63) Mitch Kuhlman, *Medford (2001-2003) Tom Jean, Albert Lea (1970-72) Shane Masching, Hayfield (2002-2004) Rick Goeb, Monticello (1981) & Anoka (1982-83) Craig Luberts, Pierz (2002-2004) Mark Krier, Plainview (1983-85) Tyler Safratowich, Park Rapids Area (2002-2004) Matt Demaray, Apple Valley (1984-86) Nick Kulseth, *Windom Area/Mt. Lake/Butterfield-Odin (2003-2005) Corey Olson, Hayfield (1986-88) Nate Matousek, Glencoe-Silver Lake (2003-2005) Chad Nelson, Stewartville (1989-91) Zack Bigboy, Bloomington Kennedy (2003-2005) Brandon Paulson, Anoka (1990-92) Richard Fessler, Apple Valley (2003-2005) Chad Kraft, Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield (1992-94) Mike Thorn, St. Michael-Albertville (2004-2006) Jon Fitzgerald, Martin County West, Sherburn (1993-95) Travis Elg, *Windom/Mt. Lake/Butterfield-Odin (2004-2006) Pat McNamara, Scott West (1994-96) Cody Adams, Mankato East (2005-2007)

2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 344) In the second semifinal, Perham defeated Jackson County Central took consolation ly. Senior Philip Moenkedick had the only pin Adrian Area 31-22. The score was tied 12-12 honors after beating Big Lake 40-16. Juniors for Perham. He defeated senior Lowell Zachman after the 140-pound bout, but the Yellowjackets Travis Rutt and Caleb Lines had pins at 160 and at 171 pounds. scored 19 points over the next five weight 171 pounds, respectively, in the Huskies’ win. In the quarterfinals, St. Michael-Albertville classes. Philip Moenkedick’s pin of sophomore In the individual competition, senior Cody handled Annandale/Maple Lake 33-24. The Shea Klooster at 171 pounds put Perham up 28- Adams (40-0) of Mankato East clinched his Lightning were still within striking distance 12, and sophomore Nate Schmitz’ victory at 189 third gold medal, moving up from 112 pounds when senior Tyler Wadman won a 6-1 decision pounds gave them the 31-12 advantage. last year to 125 pounds. over Zachman at 171 pounds. But a 9-1 decision Perham started its tournament trek with a Sophomore David Thorn (37-1) of St. at 189 pounds by Knights’ ninth-grader Kraig 34-33 nail-biter victory over Jackson County Michael-Albertville moved up one weight class Schumm and a pin at 285 pounds by junior Kyle Central. The Yellowjackets trailed 33-24 after to 112 pounds to win his second championship. Schumm sealed the victory for St. Michael- the 189-pound bout, but a 10-1 decision by Senior Mike Schmitz (39-0) of Stewartville did Albertville. Casey Sazama at 215 pounds and a pin by Kyle the same, moving up from 160 to 171 to win his The Knights advanced and beat Kasson- Christopherson in the heavyweight division second straight title. Mantorville 30-24 in the semifinals. Both teams gave the victory to Perham. The other wrestlers to win their first titles won seven matches, but pins by David Thorn at The Dragons of Adrian Area took third- with unblemished records were: junior Joe Selly 112 pounds and Kyle Schumm at 215 pounds place honors for a third consecutive year. The (41-0) of Montgomery-Lonsdale/LeCenter at gave St. Michael-Albertville the points it Dragons defeated Kasson-Mantorville 27-23. 130 pounds; senior Zac Nielsen (41-0) of needed. Sophomore Jacob Horn also scored key The KoMets went up 23-21 with victories at 189 Zimmerman at 189 pounds; and senior Will points at 140 pounds when he defeated sopho- and 215 pounds, but when senior Will Lutmer Lutmer (37-0) of Adrian Area at 285 pounds. more Shelby Deno with a takedown 20 seconds pinned ninth-grader Casey Johnson at 285 Other victors, all with their first titles: into the first overtime. pounds, the Dragons had their victory. Continued on page 348

Minnesota State High School League 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Wrestling 345 Individual State Wrestling Champions by School — 1938-2007 Blue Earth Area ...... 50 Coon Rapids ...... 5 Little Falls ...... 2 Glenwood ...... 1 Robbinsdale ...... 50 Goodhue ...... 5 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle ...... 2 *Glenwood/Villard ...... 1 Apple Valley ...... 47 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 5 Luverne ...... 2 *Hancock/Cyrus ...... 1 *Anoka ...... 45 Minneapolis Edison ...... 5 MACCRAY, Clara City ...... 2 *Hayfield/Dodge Center ...... 1 *Albert Lea Area ...... 26 Minnetonka ...... 5 Madison ...... 2 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights ...... 1 Mound-Westonka ...... 25 New York Mills ...... 5 Marshall ...... 2 Hinckley-Finlayson ...... 1 Wayzata ...... 25 Norwood-Young America ...... 5 Minneapolis Central ...... 2 Holdingford ...... 1 Faribault ...... 24 Olivia ...... 5 Minneapolis Washburn ...... 2 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ...... 1 Osseo ...... 23 Park, Cottage Grove ...... 5 Minneota ...... 2 Kenyon-Wanamingo ...... 1 Bloomington Kennedy ...... 23 Rosemount ...... 5 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood ...... 2 Kimball Area ...... 1 Simley, Inver Grove Heights ...... 23 University High, Minneapolis ...... 5 Montevideo ...... 2 Lake City ...... 1 Owatonna ...... 21 *Roseau & Roseau/Palmquist ...... 5 Mora ...... 2 *Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial/ St. Michael-Albertville ...... 20 New Prague ...... 5 New London-Spicer ...... 2 Mankato Loyola ...... 1 Hayfield ...... 19 Wabasso ...... 5 New Ulm ...... 2 *LeCenter/Cleveland ...... 1 Frazee ...... 18 Appleton ...... 4 Orono ...... 2 LeSueur ...... 1 Minneapolis Marshall ...... 18 B O L D, Olivia ...... 4 Pine Island ...... 2 Lewiston-Altura ...... 1 Mankato West ...... 17 Battle Lake ...... 4 Pipestone-Jasper ...... 2 *Luverne/Hills-Beaver Creek ...... 1 Forest Lake ...... 15 Brainerd ...... 4 Pipestone ...... 2 *Luverne/Hills-Beaver Creek/Ellsworth . .1 *Jackson County Central/ Crookston ...... 4 Princeton ...... 2 *Madelia/Truman ...... 1 SW Star Concept School ...... 14 Crosby-Ironton ...... 4 Robbinsdale Armstrong ...... 2 Mankato Loyola ...... 1 Austin ...... 13 LeCenter ...... 4 Rochester John Marshall ...... 2 Mapleton ...... 1 Grand Rapids ...... 13 Maple Lake ...... 4 Rockford ...... 2 *Marshall/Marshall Area Christian . . . . .1 Litchfield ...... 13 Monticello ...... 4 St. Paul Central ...... 2 Menahga ...... 1 St. Francis ...... 13 Moorhead ...... 4 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 2 Milaca ...... 1 Staples Area ...... 13 *Oklee/Plummer ...... 4 St. Paul Johnson ...... 2 Milroy ...... 1 Canby ...... 12 Plainview ...... 4 Sherburn ...... 2 Minneapolis Patrick Henry ...... 1 Elk River Area ...... 12 *Plainview/Elgin-Millville ...... 4 South St. Paul ...... 2 Montgomery-Lonsdale ...... 1 Minneapolis Roosevelt ...... 12 Renville-Sacred Heart ...... 4 Thief River Falls ...... 2 *Montgomery-Lonsdale/ Perham ...... 12 Richfield ...... 4 Trinity School at River Ridge, LeCenter Coyotes ...... 1 Fridley ...... 11 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 4 Bloomington ...... 2 Morris ...... 1 Hopkins ...... 11 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/ Waseca ...... 2 *Morris Area/Hancock ...... 1 St. James ...... 11 Kingsland ...... 4 Watertown-Mayer ...... 2 *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral ...... 1 *Scott West* (Belle Plaine/Jordan) . . . .11 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 3 *Wells-Easton/South Central ...... 2 Nicollet ...... 1 *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River . . . . .10 *Austin/Austin Pacelli/Lyle ...... 3 White Bear Lake ...... 2 North, North St. Paul ...... 1 Worthington ...... 10 *Battle Lake/Underwood/Henning ...... 3 Zimmerman ...... 2 Park Center, Brooklyn Park ...... 1 Paynesville Area ...... 10 *Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale ...... 3 Zumbrota-Mazeppa ...... 2 Parkers Prairie ...... 1 Buffalo ...... 9 Blackduck ...... 3 Albany ...... 1 *Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus ...... 1 New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva 9 Blaine ...... 3 Arlington-Green Isle ...... 1 Renville ...... 1 Robbinsdale Cooper ...... 9 *Brainerd/Pillager ...... 3 *Arlington-Green Isle/Gaylord ...... 1 Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1 Spring Lake Park ...... 9 Burnsville ...... 3 B D R S H, Renville ...... 1 *St. Charles/St. Charles Christian ...... 1 Hastings ...... 9 Caledonia ...... 3 Beardsley-Browns Valley ...... 1 *St. Michael-Albertville/Country Lane Prior Lake ...... 9 *Caledonia/Spring Grove/Houston . . . . .3 Becker ...... 1 Home School ...... 1 Wabasha-Kellogg ...... 9 Chatfield ...... 3 *Belgrade-Elrosa/Brooten ...... 1 St. Paul Como Park ...... 1 Adrian ...... 8 Eden Prairie ...... 3 Benson ...... 1 St. Peter ...... 1 Northfield ...... 8 *Fulda/Murray Co. Central, Slayton . . . .3 *Big Lake/New Covenant Home ...... 1 Spring Valley ...... 1 Pierz ...... 8 Janesville ...... 3 *Big Lake/Zion Christian ...... 1 *United South Central/Alden-Conger . . .1 Redwood Falls ...... 8 Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg ...... 3 Bird Island-Lake Lillian ...... 1 *Virginia/A/BE/Cherry/Cook/Cotton/ Sauk Centre ...... 8 Mankato East ...... 3 Bloomington Jefferson ...... 1 EG/MIB/Orr/Tower-Soudan ...... 1 Staples-Motley ...... 8 *Milaca/Faith Christian, Foreston ...... 3 Bloomington Lincoln ...... 1 *Wabasha-Kellogg/Glomski Home . . . . .1 Alexandria ...... 7 Minneapolis West ...... 3 Braham ...... 1 Waconia/Mayer Lutheran ...... 1 Cambridge-Isanti ...... 7 Osakis ...... 3 Brooklyn Center ...... 1 Walker-Hackensack ...... 1 Dover-Eyota ...... 7 *Red Rock Central/ Brooten ...... 1 Waterville-Elysian ...... 1 Westbrook-Walnut Grove ...... 3 Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield ...... 7 Browerville ...... 1 Waterville-Elysian-Morristown ...... 1 Rochester Mayo ...... 3 Hibbing ...... 7 *Browerville/Eagle Valley ...... 1 Wells-Easton ...... 1 Royalton ...... 3 *Hutchinson ...... 7 Browns Valley ...... 1 West Central Area, Barrett ...... 1 St. Charles ...... 3 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton ...... 7 Brownton ...... 1 *Wheaton/Rosholt, SD ...... 1 St. Clair ...... 3 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 7 Butterfield-Odin ...... 1 Woodbury ...... 1 Rochester ...... 7 Waconia ...... 3 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom ...... 1 Stewartville ...... 7 Waubun ...... 3 Clarissa ...... 1 Stillwater Area ...... 7 Windom ...... 3 *Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley/ *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 7 *Worthington/SV-RL-B* ...... 3 Chokio-Alberta ...... 1 (St. Michael-Albertville included Country Lane Willmar ...... 7 *Adrian Area/Ellsworth ...... 2 Columbia Heights ...... 1 Home School in 1995, 96, 97,98) *Windom Area/Mountain Lake/ Aitkin ...... 2 Dassel-Cokato ...... 1 (Worthington included Sioux Valley-Round Butterfield-Odin ...... 7 Annandale ...... 2 Dawson-Boyd ...... 1 Lake-Brewster in 1997, 98, 99, 2001) Foley ...... 6 *Battle Lake/Underwood ...... 2 *Deer River/Northland, Remer ...... 1 (Paynesville Area included Christian Inculcation in 1997, 98) (Hutchinson included Martin County West, Sherburn ...... 6 Big Lake ...... 2 Delavan ...... 1 Hall & Pulkrabek Home School in 1998, 99; Medford ...... 6 Cannon Falls ...... 2 Dilworth ...... 1 New Century Charter in 2004, 06). (Faribault Minneapolis Vocational ...... 6 *Chokio-Alberta/Clinton-Graceville . . . . .2 Eastview, Apple Valley ...... 1 included Bethlehem Academy and Minnesota Mounds View ...... 6 Clarkfield ...... 2 Elbow Lake-Wendell ...... 1 Academy for the Deaf in 1999). (Virginia Park Rapids Area ...... 6 Fairmont ...... 2 Ellendale ...... 1 included Albrook, Babbitt-Embarrass, Cherry, St. Cloud Tech ...... 6 Gaylord ...... 2 Fairfax ...... 1 Cook, Cotton, Eveleth-Gilbert, Mountain Iron- Buhl, Orr, and Tower-Soudan, in 2000; Winona Wadena-Deer Creek ...... 6 Glencoe-Silver Lake ...... 2 *Fairmont Area/Martin Luther ...... 1 included Winona Cotter in 2001); (Albert Lea *Winona ...... 6 *Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander . . . . .2 Farmington ...... 1 Area included Glenville-Emmons in 2002, 04, *Wheaton/Herman-Norcross ...... 6 Granite Falls-Clarkfield ...... 2 *Fergus Falls/Hillcrest Lutheran ...... 1 06.) (Jackson County Central included Alexander Ramsey ...... 5 Greenbush ...... 2 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1 Southwest Star Concept in 2004, 06, and *Annandale/Maple Lake ...... 5 Hopkins Lindbergh ...... 2 Fillmore Central, Harmony ...... 1 Sioux Valley Lutheran in 2007); (Anoka Barnesville ...... 5 LeRoy-Ostrander ...... 2 Frank B. Kellogg ...... 1 included PACT Charter School, Ramsey in 2006 and 07). (Scott West included Belle Bemidji ...... 5 *Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity, Winsted . . . .2 Fulda ...... 1 Plaine, Jordan, and Holy Family Academy in Champlin Park ...... 5 Lewiston ...... 2 Glencoe ...... 1 2007.)

346 Wrestling 2006-2007 YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League State Wrestling Tournament Team Participants — 1975-2007 Adrian Area . 1981, 83, 84, 85, 2001, 04 AA Runner-up, Frank B. Kellogg ...... 1978, 79, 80 Plainview ...... 1985 05, 06, 07 Frazee ...... 1987, 89, 91 A Runner-up, *Plainview/Elgin-Millville ...... 1986, 87 A Runner-up, Aitkin ...... 1988, 97, 2007 92 A Champion, 94, 95, 97, 99 A Champion, 2003, 06 Albert Lea . . 1975, 77 AA Champion, 78 AA Runner-up, 2000 A Runner-up, 01, 02 A Champion (tie), Prior Lake ...... 2006 79, 81 AA Champion, 2004, 03, 04, 06 A Runner-up, 07 A Runner-up Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove . . . . . 2001 06 AAA Runner-up, 07 Fridley ...... 1975 Champion, 76, 77, Robbinsdale ...... 1976 AA Runner-up *Annandale/Maple Lake...... 2007 79 AA Champion, 80, 81 Robbinsdale Armstrong...... 1990, 99 Anoka . . . . . 1976, 77 AA Champion, 78 AA Champion, Gaylord ...... 1976 Robbinsdale Cooper...... 1991 79 AA Runner-up, 80, 82 AA Runner-up, 84, Glencoe ...... 1977 Rocori, Cold Spring ...... 1983, 84, 85, 86, 87, 85 AA Runner-up, 88, 89, 90 AA Champion, Goodhue ...... 1978, 80 A Co-Champion, 81, 90, 91, 93, 94, 95 91, 92, 94, 95, 2001, 06, 07 82 A Runner-up, 83, 88, 94, 96, Roseau...... 1996 Apple Valley . . . 1980 AA Runner-up, 83 AA Champion, 97, 98, 2001 A Champion, 02 St. Francis ...... 1986, 92, 96, 97, 2005 84 AA Runner-up, 85 AA Champion, Grand Meadow/LeRoy-Ostrander/Kingsland . . 2004, 05 St. James ...... 1975, 76, 88, 89 A Co-Champion, 86 AA Champion, 87, 88 AA Runner-up, Grand Rapids ...... 1975, 76, 77 AA Runner-up, 82, 92, 94, 95, 98 A Champion, 2000, 01, 03 89, 90 AA Runner-up, 91 AA Champion, 92, 87 AA Runner-up, 88, 89, 90, 95, 2007 *St. Michael-Albertville ...... 1975, 76 A Runner-up, 93 AA Runner-up, 94 AA Champion, Greenbush ...... 1986 85, 93, 94, 95, 96 A Champion, 95 AA Champion, 96 AA Runner-up, Hastings...... 1983, 86, 96 AA Champion, 97, 97 AA Champion, 99 AA Runner-up, 97 AAA Champion, 98, 99 AAA Champion, 98 AAA Runner-up, 99, 2000, 01, 06, 2000 AA Runner-up, 01 AA Runner-up, 2000 AAA Champion, 01 AAA Champion, 07 AAA Runner-up 02, 03 AA Runner-up, 04 AA Champion, 02 AAA Champion, 03 AAA Champion, Hayfield ...... 1993 A Runner-up, 96 B Runner-up, 05 AA Champion, 06 AA Champion, 04 AAA Champion, 05, 06 AAA Champion, 97 A Champion 07 AA Champion 07 AAA Champion Hibbing ...... 1984, 85, 91, 2002, 03, 06 St. Paul Como Park ...... 1981 Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City ...... 2002, 04, 05, 06, Hopkins ...... 1989 St. Paul Humboldt ...... 1982 07 A Champion Hutchinson ...... 2001, 02, 03 St. Paul Johnson ...... 1976, 77, 98 *Badger/Greenbush-Middle River . . 1993, 96, 98, 2005 *Jackson County Central/ St. Peter...... 1993 Becker ...... 2003 SW Star Concept ...... 1998 AA Runner-up, Sauk Rapids-Rice...... 2006 Bemidji ...... 2000, 01, 02, 04, 05 99 AA Champion, 2000 AA Champion, 07 Scott West (Belle Plaine/Jordan) *Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale ...... 1999, 2000, *Jackson/Heron Lake-Okabena-Lakefield . 1993, 96, 97 (+Holy Family Academy in 03) . . 1994, 95, 96, 2000, 01 A Runner-up, 02 Janesville ...... 1982, 86 03, 04, 05 AA Runner-up, 06 Big Lake...... 2007 Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton ...... 1996, 97, Shakopee ...... 1982, 83 AA Runner-up, 2004 Bird Island-Lake Lillian ...... 1979 98 A Runner-up Sherburn-Dunnell...... 1987 *Blackduck/Cass Lake-Bena ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Kasson-Mantorville ...... 1997, 2005, 07 Sibley East, Arlington ...... 2001, 05, 07 Bloomington Jefferson...... 1987 Kimball Area ...... 1996, 97 A Runner-up, 98 Simley, Inver Grove Heights...... 1987 AA Champion, Bloomington Kennedy . . . . 1978, 79, 80 AA Champion, LaCrescent...... 1989 88 AA Champion, 89 AA Champion, 90, 81, 82, 83, 84 AA Champion, 85, 86 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial ...... 1999, 2002 91 AA Runner-up, 92 AA Champion, 93, Blue Earth ...... 1977, 80 Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial/ 94 AA Runner-up, 95 AA Runner-up, 2002, Blue Earth-Frost-Winnebago-Delavan ...... 1990 Mankato Loyola ...... 2004 03 AAA Runner-up, 04, 05 AAA Runner-up Blue Earth Area ...... 1991, 97 AA Runner-up, 98, LeCenter ...... 1988, 89 Staples ...... 1976, 77, 78 A Champion, 2001 AA Champion, 02 AA Champion *LeCenter/Cleveland ...... 1990, 91 79 A Runner-up, 80 A Co-Champion, BOLD, Olivia ...... 2002, 03 A Champion Litchfield ...... 2002 AA Runner-up, 81 A Champion, 82 A Champion, 83 A Champion, Brainerd ...... 1982 AA Champion, 89 AA Runner-up 03 AA Champion, 04, 06 84 A Champion, 85 A Champion, 86 A Runner-up, Brooklyn Center ...... 1998 Little Falls ...... 1988, 92, 99, 06 87, 88 A Runner-up Browerville...... 1991 Long Prairie-Grey Eagle...... 2003 Staples-Motley ...... 89, 90 A Runner-up, 97, 98, 99 Buffalo...... 1984, 87, 89, 90, 91, 94, 1995 Mahnomen...... 1976 Stewartville ...... 1990, 91, 2000, 01, 02, 04 *Buffalo Lake-Hector/BOLD...... 2005, 06 Mankato West ...... 1976, 2000 Stillwater Area ...... 1996, 97, 2004 Burnsville...... 1992 *Meadow Creek Christian/Rivers Christian Academy *Thief River Falls/Goodridge ...... 2007 Caledonia ...... 1976, 77, 84 A Runner-up (previously Alliance Christian Academy) . . 1999, 2003 Totino-Grace, Fridley ...... 1997, 99, 2000, 01, 02, Cambridge-Isanti ...... 1978, 79, 80, 81, 94, Medford...... 2000, 01, 02 A Champion (tie) 03, 04, 05, 06 98, 99, 2000 AAA Runner-up, Milaca/Faith Christian, Foreston ...... 1997, 2000, United South Central, Wells...... 2006, 07 02, 03, 04 AAA Runner-up 01, 02, 04, 05, 06 AA Runner-up Wabasha-Kellogg ...... 2006 Canby ...... 1975 Runner-up, 76 A Champion, Minneota ...... 1996, 99 *Wabasha Kellogg/Glomski Home School...... 1999 77 A Champion, 78 A Runner-up, 79 A Champion, Minneapolis Edison ...... 1978 Wabasso...... 2004 A Runner-up, 06 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85 A Runner-up, Monticello ...... 1981 *Waconia/Mayer Lutheran ...... 1999 86 A Champion, 87, 88 A Champion, 89, Moorhead ...... 1975, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81 Wadena-Deer Creek...... 1992, 2000, 01, 02 90, 91, 92, 94 A Co-Champion, 95 A Champion, Mound Westonka...... 1988 Walker ...... 1980, 81 97, 98, 2000, 05 A Runner-up, 06 A Champion, 07 Mounds View...... 1993, 2007 Warren...... 1978, 79 Centennial, Circle Pines ...... 2000, 01, New Prague ...... 1992, 99 Waseca ...... 1981 02 AAA Runner-up, 03, 05, 06 New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale- Waterville-Elysian ...... 1978, 81 A Runner-up, 82, Chatfield...... 1979, 2000 Geneva ...... 1999 A Runner-up, 2003, 04, 05 83 A Runner-up Chisago Lakes Area ...... 1976, 83, 84 *New Ulm/New Ulm Cathedral...... 1999 Wayzata ...... 1974 Runner-up, 77, 07 Coon Rapids ...... 1986 New York Mills...... 2004, 05, 06 West Central Area...... 1996 A Runner-up Crookston ...... 1988 North Branch ...... 1977, 78 *Wheaton/Herman-Norcross ...... 1995 A Runner-up, Dassel-Cokato...... 1998 AA Champion, 2000, 01 Norwood-Young America ...... 1984, 85, 86, 87, 98 96 B Champion, 97, 98, 2003, 07 Deer River ...... 1979, 82, 83 Osseo ...... 1982, 83, 84, 85, 86 AA Runner-up, 87, Wheaton/Rosholt, SD ...... 1993, 94 Detroit Lakes ...... 2004, 05 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 98, 2007 Willmar ...... 1998, 05 Dover-Eyota ...... 1993, 2007 Owatonna...... 1996, 97, 98 AAA Champion, *Windom Area/Mountain Lake/ Eden Prairie ...... 1986 99 AAA Runner-up, 2000, 01 AAA Runner-up, Butterfield-Odin ...... 2002, 03 Eden Valley-Watkins ...... 2000 02, 03, 05 AAA Champion Winthrop ...... 1980 Elk River Area ...... 1981 AA Runner-up, 96, Park, Cottage Grove...... 1984, 85 *Worthington ...... 1977, 78, 79, 80, 85, 88, 97 AAA Runner-up, 98, 2003 Park Rapids Area ...... 2001 92 AA Runner-ups, 93, 97 Faribault ...... 1977, 82, 93, 94, 95, 96 *Paynesville Area ...... 1977, 78, 80, 82, 83, 86, Zumbrota-Mazeppa ...... 1992, 95, 96, 98 Fertile-Beltrami ...... 1975, 77 A Runner-up, 87 A Champion, 88, 89, 90 A Champion, *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs 82, 83, 84, 85 91 A Champion, 92 A Runner-up, 96, (St. Michael-Albertville included Country Lane Home School in *Fillmore Central, Harmony ...... 1999 97, 99, 2000 A Champion, 01 1995, 96, 97, 99) (Worthington included Sioux Valley-Round Foley...... 1979, 84, 85, 86, 87, 89 A Co-Champion, Perham...... 2004, 05, 07 AA Runner-up Lake-Brewster in 1997) (Paynesville Area included Christian 90, 91, 92, 93 A Champion, Pierz...... 1996, 99, 2002, 03, 04 A Champion, Inculcation in 1997) (Fillmore Central, Harmony, included 94 A Co-Champion, 95, 96, 98 05 A Champion, 06 Lanesboro and Mabel-Canton in 1999) (Alliance Christian Forest Lake ...... 1983, 87, 93 AA Champion Pine City ...... 1980, 81 Academy included Meadow Creek Christian School in 1999, Fosston ...... 1990 Pine Island ...... 2003 A Runner-up co-op & school renamed in 2003)

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2007 REVIEW (Continued from page 345) eighth-grader Garret Garness (37-4) of junior Brennan McKeag at 215 pounds; and Raider junior Reilly Murphy at 285 pounds. Kasson-Mantorville at 103 pounds; junior Mike Dralle at 285 pounds. Sophomore Anoka won third-place honors for a con- Cole Von Ohlen (43-1) of Jackson County Connor Finn had the lone victory for the secutive year when the Tornadoes defeated Central at 119 pounds; junior Tony Valek (42- Mustangs. He defeated ninth-grader Tyler Mounds View 49-13. Five Anoka wrestlers 5) of Scott West at 135 pounds; senior Jake Lehmann in a 17-13 decision at 140 pounds. had pins in the victory: senior Paul Tellgren Saatzer (41-1) of Mound-Westonka at 140 Hastings defeated Grand Rapids 55-12 in (112), eighth-grader Jacob Waste (119), sen- pounds; senior Joe Grygelko (43-1) of St. the quarterfinals. The Raiders led 9-6 after the ior Lucas Murray (140 pounds), junior Jake Michael-Albertville at 145 pounds; senior first three classes and expanded their lead to Deitchler (145), and Kettler (285). Michael Guehna (38-1) of Perham at 152 55-6 over the next 10 classes. Senior Anthony The Trojans of Wayzata overwhelmed pounds; junior Travis Rutt (44-1) of Jackson Daniels scored the remaining points for the Albert Lea Area 40-21 for the consolation County Central at 160 pounds; and senior Thunderhawks when he pinned Hastings’ sen- title. The Trojans jumped to a 28-3 victory Hakan Binek (39-1) of Staples- over the first seven weight classes Motley at 215 pounds. and never looked back. Senior Brett Landrum had the lone pin for Class AAA Wayzata. He defeated ninth-grader Apple Valley (42-2) won its Matthew Tiegs at 160 pounds. 15th state championship in 26 Five 2006 Class AAA state appearances after defeating champions earned more individual Hastings (28-4) 35-18. It was the gold. Eighth-grader Destin second consecutive title for the McCauley (45-1) of Apple Valley Eagles, who also won champi- won his second, last year’s at 103 onships in 1983, ’85, ’86, ’91, ’94, and this year’s at 112. Junior Derek

’95, ’97, and 1999-2004. The MINNESOTA PREP / MnPrepPhoto.com PHOTO Schreiner (43-2) of Wayzata won Raiders of Hastings were making the 119-pound title, up from 112 their 10th appearance at the tour- pounds last year, and Apple Valley nament. junior Matt Mincey (46-0) repeated The Eagles wasted no time in at 125 pounds. Junior Jake the championship and jumped to a Deitchler (37-0) of Anoka moved 17-0 lead after the first four weight up from 140 pounds to win the 145- classes. Hastings won five of the pound crown, and junior Sam next six, but senior Trey Peterson Maresh (41-0) of Champlin Park, increased Apple Valley’s lead to 23- last year’s 215-pound champion, 15 after his 2-1 victory at 171 won the heavyweight title. pounds. Senior brothers, Jake and In addition to Mincey, Mike Dralle, clinched the victory Deitchler, and Maresh, three other for the Eagles when they had pins at first-time champions also finished 215 and 285 pounds, respectively. their seasons with unblemished Eighth-grader Destin McCauley records: senior Lucas Murray (40-0) had the only other pin for the of Anoka at 140 pounds; junior Jake Eagles at 112 pounds. Junior Matt Kahnke (41-0) of Prior Lake at 189 Mincey also put up six points for pounds; and senior Pat Mahan (45- the Eagles when the Raiders forfeit- 0) of Owatonna at 215 pounds. ed at 125 pounds. The other first-time champions The Eagles started their title run were: Apple Valley seventh-grader with a rematch of last year’s cham- Eric Devos (36-9) at 103 pounds; pionship against Albert Lea Area. Rosemount’s Billy Morgan (left) attempts to escape the grip of Prior Champlin Park junior Josh Last year, Apple Valley relegated Lake’s Jake Kahnke during the Class AAA 189-pound championship. Wiseman (37-4) at 130 pounds; the Tigers to runner-up status with a Kahnke’s 14-6 decision gave him his first title and an unblemished Prior Lake senior Calvin Wolff (41- 35-22 victory. This year, they won season record of 41-0. 1) at 135 pounds; Rochester Mayo 34-22. The Tigers made a late surge senior Matt Mauseth (37-2) at 152 and pulled within 25-22 after senior Taylor ior Brad Foss in the heavyweight division. pounds; St. Francis senior Robby Kriesel (40- Ignaszewski defeated senior Trey Peterson at Overall, the Raiders had five pins in the 2) at 160 pounds; and Forest Lake senior Luke 171 pounds. Apple Valley senior Max Dennis victory. Munkelwitz (40-1) at 171 pounds. clinched the victory for the Eagles, however, Hastings had a harder time in the semifi- when he defeated senior Zak Drescher in the nals, but hung on to defeat Anoka 29-27. The 2007 State Wrestling Tournament was 215-pound match and gave his team an insur- Senior Tom Matlon pulled the Tornadoes conducted February 28 through March 3 at mountable 31-22 advantage. within 21-26 after his victory over senior the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. A severe In the semifinals, Apple Valley knocked Adam Yates at 189 pounds. Raider senior Judd winter storm on Friday, March 2, put a dent in off Mounds View 56-3. Four Eagle wrestlers Connell countered with a 4-2 decision at 215 the attendance figures. Final paid attendance had pins in the victory: Destin McCauley at pounds and put the match out of reach, even for the tournament was 46,775. 112 pounds; Aaron Kingsley at 119 pounds; though sophomore Jacob Kettler pinned

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