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88315 Girlsbasketball Q19.Qxp Layout 1 CLASS A CLASS AAA CLASS AA CLASS AAAA GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT MARCH 30-31, APRIL 6-7, 9, 2021 Target Center, Minneapolis Quarterfinals: Various MinnesotaGIRLS BASKETBALL Sites STATE TOURNAMENT 1 WELCOME to the CELEBRATION of CHAMPIONS MISSION STATEMENT s we celebrate the 2020-2021 state tournament seasons, I extend an The Minnesota A enthusiastic welcome, on behalf of our entire Board of Directors, to each State High School tournament attendee, whether in person or virtually. It is exciting to return to the tradition of celebrating students through competition at the highest level. League is a Our Championship Celebrations spotlight students who participate in MSHSL non-profit, athletics and fine arts and choose to extend their day representing their school voluntary and community. Your positive support of the commitment of these students is validated in your attendance at this event. While each tournament may look association of public different than it has in the past, the excitement and validation that are trademarks and private schools of our tournaments remain. The MSHSL recognizes the value of education-based activities. These activities with a history of are integral to each member school and research continues to demonstrate the service to many benefits of participation. Our students in athletics and fine arts activities Minnesota youth have higher grade point averages, miss less school, and have the potential for greater success beyond high school than their classmates. Each competition since 1916. Its provides the opportunity for students to develop teamwork skills, challenge their mission is to provide abilities, compete with integrity, and learn together. educational “Education and Leadership for a Lifetime” is the slogan of the Minnesota State High School League. This purpose is highlighted in the many acts of opportunities sportsmanship found throughout these competitions. During the tournament, we through encourage you to continue to recognize and positively support these actions. While each high school season culminates in a state tournament or festival, we interscholastic believe every game, contest, or performance throughout the year has been a athletic and celebration of champions. Thank you for your season-long support of students, fine arts programs athletes, coaches, directors, spirit squads, bands, parents, teachers, and administrators. for students and leadership and support for member Blaine Novak, President schools. 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(7A) – 18-4 Link to the State Girls Basketball Archives: bit.ly/GBasketballArchive GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT 5 Class A SECTION 1A CHAMPION *Houston Row 1 (L-R): Nataleigh Dankers, Hailey Alfson, Alyssa Ronnenberg, Olivia Beckman, Priya Kingsley, Nicole Beckman, Beverlee Hahn. Row 2: Head Coach Dale Moga, Mgr. Richelle Botcher, Lilly Carr, Allison Papenfuss, Becca Rostad, Amelia Torgerson, Emma Chapel, Kayleen Kulas, Sydney Torgerson, Emma Geiwitz, Ashtyn Meyer, Mgr. Nikki Dahle, Asst. Coach Jacob Highum. Meet the Hurricanes Season Record (18-0) NO. NAME POS HGT GRADE DATE OPPONENT SCORE WorL 0 . Alyssa Ronnenberg . .G . 5’6 . 10 1-16 . Southland, Adams . .65-40 . .W 1 . Priya Kingsley . .PG . 5’7 . 10 1-18 . Randolph . .58-46 . .W 2 . Sydney Torgerson . .F. 5’8 . 10 1-21 . Mabel-Canton . .52-37 . .W 4 . Beverlee Hahn . .G . 5’6 . 12 1-28 . Lanesboro . .69-37 . .W 1-29 . Leroy-Ostrander . .79-37 . .W 5 . Olivia Beckman . .G . 5’6 . 10 2-18 . Schaeffer Academy, Rochester . .75-24 . .W 11 . Nataleigh Dankers . .G . 5’6 . 9 2-19 . *Alden Conger/Glenville-Emmons . .70-39 . .W 12 . Ashtyn Meyer . .F . 5’10 . 10 2-23 . Kingsland, Spring Valley . .52-50 . .W 13 . Nicole Beckman . .PG . 5’6 . 10 2-26 . *Lyle/Pacelli . .76-52 . .W 14 . Hailey Alfson . .PG . 5’6. 11 3-2 . Lanesboro . .63-29 . .W 15 . Emma Geiwitz . .G . 5’9 . 12 3-4 . Spring Grove . .63-23 . .W 21 . Emma Chapel . .F. 5’9. 11 3-10 . Mabel-Canton . .61-31 . .W 22 . Allison Papenfuss . .F. 5’7 . 12 3-11 . Spring Grove . .67-26 . .W 23 . Becca Rostad . .G . 5’7 . 12 3-13 . Schaeffer Academy, Rochester . .72-19 . .W 25 . Amelia Torgerson . .F. 5’8 . 12 33 . Lilly Carr . .F. 5’8 . 10 SECTION 1A TOURNAMENT 42 . Kayleen Kulas . .F . 5’10 . 10 3-18 . *Lyle/Pacelli . .72-31 . .W 3-20 . Fillmore Central, Harmony . .61-52 . .W 3-23 . Hayfield . .62-49 . .W 3-25 . Kingsland, Spring Valley . .63-49 . .W Head Coach: Dale Moga Years as Head Coach: 5 Career Record: 85-39 Assistant Coaches: Jacob Highum, Jason Carrier Student Managers: Richelle Botcher, Nikki Dahle Superintendent: Krin Abraham Principal: Michael Mangan Athletic/Activities Director: Dale Moga Band Director: Paul Grupe Conference: Southeast Conference School Colors: Red, White and Grey Team information provided by the school. *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. *Houston includes Houston and La Crescent Montessori & STEM School 6 GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT Class A SECTION 2A CHAMPION Sleepy Eye St. Mary’s Row 1 (L-R): Asst. Coach Ashley Schieffert, Leah Miller, Reagan Severson, Sydney Windschitl, Madison Mathiowetz, Katelyn Rutscher, Gracie Sellner, Mgr. Regina Surprenant. Row 2: Head Coach Bruce Woitas, Emma Currans, Megan Ahlness, Maddie Hose, Allie Labat, Liz Schwint, Sophie Portner, Maryanne Larsen, Mgr. Annika Nosbush, Asst. Coach Glen Mathiowetz. Not Pictured: Jenica Schroepfer. Meet the Knights Season Record (22-0) NO. NAME POS HGT GRADE DATE OPPONENT SCORE WorL 3 . Madison Mathiowetz . .G . 5'10 . 11 1-16 . Wabasso . .83-55 . .W 4 . Reagan Severson . .G . 5'6. 11 1-19 . Springfield . .77-33 . .W 5 . Sydney Windschitl . .G . 5'8. 12 1-21 . G-F-W, Winthrop . .68-38 . .W 10 . Maddie Hose . .F. 5'8. 11 1-26 . Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm . .78-29 . .W 1-29 . New Ulm Cathedral . .84-16 . .W 13 . Emma Currans . .G . 5'6. 12 2-5 . Sleepy Eye . .73-49 . .W 20 . Katelyn Rutscher . .F . 5'10 . 11 2-6 . Jackson County Central . .100-67 . .W 21 . Allie Labat . .G . 5'4. 10 2-9 . Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart . .70-52 . .W 22 . Gracie Sellner . .G . 5'2. 10 2-12 . Cedar Mountain, Morgan . .87-39 . .W 23 . Leah Miller . .F. 5'5. 12 2-16 . Wabasso . .94-37 . .W 32 . Sophie Portner . .F. 5'7. 12 2-18 . Springfield . .75-53 . .W 33 . Megan Ahlness . .F. 5'5. 12 2-23 . G-F-W, Winthrop . .79-34 . .W 40 . Emily Weiss . .F . 5'11 . 12 2-25 . Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm . .81-43 . .W 44 . Maryanne Larsen . .F. 5'6. 12 3-1 . New Ulm Cathedral . .74-25 . .W 50 . Jenica Schroepfer . .F. 5'7. 9 3-5 . Waterville-Elysian-Morristown . .62-58 . .W 3-8 . Sleepy Eye . .72-39 . .W 54 . Liz Schwint . .F. 6'0. 10 3-12 . Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart . .78-46 . .W 3-13 . Cedar Mountain, Morgan . .81-27 . .W SECTION 2A TOURNAMENT 3-17 . New Ulm Cathedral . .72-39 . .W 3-19 . Sleepy Eye . .77-49 . .W Head Coach: Bruce Woitas 3-23 . BOLD, Olivia . .94-59 . .W Years as Head Coach: 32 Career Record: 460-342 3-25 . Waterville-Elysian-Morristown . .64-59 . .W Assistant Coaches: Ashley Schieffert, Glen Mathiowetz Student Managers: Regina Surprenant, Annika Nosbush Superintendent: Father Mark Steffl Principal: Peter Roufs Athletic/Activities Director: Bruce Woitas Medical Personnel: Tim Seifert Band Director: Rachel Moldan Conference: Tomahawk Conference School Colors: Green and Gold Team information provided by the school. *Denotes cooperatively sponsored program. GIRLS BASKETBALL STATE TOURNAMENT 7 Class A SECTION 3A CHAMPION Minneota Row 1 (L-R): Mckenna Yost, Jeren Rost, Abby Rost, Abby Hennen, Natalee Rolbiecki. Row 2: Mckenzie Tolk, Megan Krog, Ireland Stassen, Kennedi Jurrens, Morgan Moorse. Row 3: Faith Myhre, Kenadi Arndt, Dakoda Hennen, Grace Hennen. Row 4: Asst. Coach Al Panka, Asst. Coach Dale Kockelman, Head Coach Chad Johnston. Meet the Vikings Season Record (22-0) NO. NAME POS HGT GRADE DATE OPPONENT SCORE WorL 2 . Grace Hennen . .G . 5’7 . 9 1-16 . MACCRAY, Clara City . .70-36 . .W 4 . Mckenzie Tolk . .G . 5’7. 11 1-18 . Renville County West . .74-16 . .W 10 . Kenadi Arndt . .F . 5’11 . 9 1-21 . Central MN Christian, Prinsburg . .68-45 . .W 12 . Natalee Rolbiecki . .F . 5’10 . 11 1-26 . Lakeview, Cottonwood . .67-28 . .W 2-5 . Canby . .55-41 . .W 14 . Abby Hennen .
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