Maple Grove’s Evan Hull (26) ran 104 yards in a game against St. Michael-Albertville last season. (Star Tribune file photo by RENEE JONES SCHNEIDER) Maple Grove running back Evan Hull rushed for over 2,100 yards and 19 touchdowns last season, helping the Crimson to its fifth consecutive state tournament appearance. This fall, the incoming senior
Junior Heather Ryan (above third from right) was a double winners in the hurdles. She ran fifth in the 100 hurdles with a time of 14.98 and also took fifth in the 300 hurdles with a 45.05 clocking. Junior Evan Hull came in second in the 100 meter dash. Hull, who was sixth in the event
Video courtesy of CCX Sports Maple Grove boys won the team title at the state class AAA golf tournament. Maple Grove entered round two in second place but got solid rounds throughout the lineup to win by seven. Nate Adams placed tenth for the Crimson, while Dylan Hanson, Payton Miller and Josh Galvin tied for
Maple Grove midfielder Emily Herdine (70) passes to a teammate in the Section 8 championship at Osseo High School on Wednesday night. Hardine finished the game with 6 goals. (Photo by Carter Jones, SportsEngine) After jumping out to a 4-0 lead in the section final against Buffalo, Maple Grove appeared to be in complete control.
All-state forward Emily Herdine and her Crimson will seek to win their third straight section championship. (Photo by Rich Moll) Two-time defending champion Maple Grove receives the No. 1 seed in the Section 8 girls’ lacrosse tournament. The Crimson defeated Becker 18-3 on May 31st, advancing to the semifinals vs Elk River on Monday, June 4.
Photo courtesy of @BaseballCrimson The Crimson fell to St. Michael-Albertville 11-6 in the winner’s third round of the Section 8 tournament Saturday after defeating Moorhead and Elk River earlier in the week. Despite the loss, the boys play continues in the double elimination tournament. The Crimson will take on Brainerd on Tuesday at 6 PM
Video courtesy of CCX Sports The Maple Grove boys golf team won the Section 5AAA title Thursday. The Crimson had five golfers in the top ten on the way to the team title. Maple Grove finished 36 shots ahead of the second place team, Mounds View. Payton Miller placed second and Dylan Hanson third to
The Crimson girl’s varsity golf team completed this week in section play, advancing to the tournament’s second day from the Links at Northfork. Leading the way for the Crimson over the two days were: Sydni Schulte (170) and Lauren Contreras (171) finishing 7th and 8th overall, respectively. Jenna Holmgren (190), Sydney Friederich (197), Jordyn Lamker
The DIdeas Keep On Comin team of Adamson Novak (MGSH), Erin Besser (MGSH), James Pipkin (OSH) and Jess Bray (MGSH) earned 1st place in the Secondary Level Fine Arts Challenge: Change of Tune at the Destination Imagination Global Finals competition in Knoxville, TN from May 23-27. Their team manager is Jody Kinneberg, a teacher at Maple
