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Video courtesy of CCX Sports The Maple Grove girls soccer team is shooting for a second straight section title as the Crimson host Park Center in the Section Semifinals Thursday night. If #1 seed Crimson win they would host the Section 5AA Section Championship Tuesday night at 7:00 pm.
Video courtesy of CCX Sports The Crimson Cross Country teams were in Elk River on Wednesday for the Northwest Suburban Conference Championships, hoping to stay warm and bring home some hardware. The boys team, anchored by juniors CJ Young and Charles Caven earned a 2nd place team finish, narrowly losing the title to Armstrong. Young finished 1st
Video courtesy of CCX Sports The girls varsity tennis team lost in a close team section semifinal battle against Wayzata on Tuesday at Baseline. The Crimson were without injured leader Victoria Epshteyn who has been a consistent winner this year. Bright spots for the Crimson were Zoe Adkins (6-1) (6-0), Maria Shoults (6-0) (6-3), and Emily
The Maple Grove Girls Swim & Dive team repeated as champions of Section 8AA True Team meet on Saturday, October 6th. The team scored a total of 1252 points, closely followed by Buffalo (1066 points) and St. Michael-Albertville (1040 points). True Team competition is based on the idea that every team member’s performance counts toward
(Photo courtesy of Crimson Tennis) The girls varsity tennis team began section competition with a 5-2 win over crosstown foe Champlin Park on Thursday. Winning singles matches for the Crimson were: freshman Zoe Adkins (6-0) (6-0), senior Victoria Epshteyn (6-0) (6-0), senior Maria Shoults (1-6) (6-3) (6-2) and junior Emily Carlson (3-6) (6-3) (7). Winning a doubles match for the Crimson were: sophomore Grace Bakke and junior Maddie Ross (6-1) (6-2).
With just about all starters returning from last fall’s state runner-up team, the Maple Grove girls’ soccer team expected to have a set starting line-up when the season began. But after a slow start, Crimson coach Ben LeVahn did not like how the team was playing and decided to make some rather drastic changes. “We
