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2 Girls Basketball Goodhue defends Class A title; Roseau, Orono, Elk River win first championships Four champions were crowned during the 2017 State Girls Basketball Tourna - ment. Goodhue was a repeat champion in Class A while Roseau won its first title in program history after finishing undefeated in Class AA. Orono and Elk River also captured the first championships for their programs in Class AAA and Class AAAA, respectively. Class A Goodhue completed the first successful title defense in Class A since 2012 with a victory over Mountain Iron-Buhl. Senior forward Maddy Miller scored 10 of her 21 points in the first half to help send the No. 2- seeded Wildcats (28-4) to their second consecutive Class A championship. The victory also erased memories of Goodhue s loss to Mountain Iron-Buhl on Dec 3 in the Breakdown Classic. Mountain Iron-Buhl, the top seed entering the tournament, finished as the runner-up for the second time. The Rangers previous second-place finish came against Maranatha Christian Academy of Brooklyn Park in Junior forward Sydney Lodermeier, Goodhue s floor leader, had 14 points and 14 rebounds, including 13 on the defensive end. Senior guard Mckenzie Ryan also had 14 points and was a perfect 10-for-10 at the free throw line. Ryan s free throw performance also tied the single-game record for best free throw percentage. Goodhue built a lead at the break behind 10 points from Miller. Ryan scored six points, all of which came off powerful drives where she made layups, drew fouls, and made the ensuing free throws. Lodermeier also had six points and seven rebounds in the first half. Mountain Iron-Buhl (31-2), which trailed by as many as 10 points in the first half, was paced by senior guard Chelsea Mason with 16 points. Sophomore guard Macy Savela had 14 points. In the third-place game, Cromwell- Wright zipped to a victory over Maranatha Christian Academy. Senior forward Bailey Gronner scored 25 points to pace the Cardinals. Junior forward Jaclyn Jarnot and senior forward Elise Moore had 13 points each for the Mustangs. During the three-game tournament, Cromwell-Wright tied a record with 29 three-pointers. The Cardinals also tied the single-game record with 13 three-pointers in a victory over Red Lake in the quarterfinals. They then had six in a semifinal loss to Goodhue and were 10-of-19 against Maranatha Christian Academy. In the consolation final, Southwest Minnesota Christian of Edgerton recorded a victory over GHEC/Truman/Martin Luther. Senior forward Chantel Groen scored 15 of her 23 points in the first half for Southwest Minnesota Christian, which trailed at the half. Junior forward Brooklyn DeKam also had 23 points for the Eagles. Elk River s Sidney Wentland (left) and Hopkins Angie Hammond battle for the ball during the Class AAAA title game. Both teams entered the game undefeated, but it was the Elks who completed their perfect season (32-0) after edging the Royals Senior guard Hannah Johanson scored 25 points for the Jaguars, including the 1,000th point of her career. Senior center Kenlie Pytleski had seven rebounds, including the 1,000th of her career. Senior forward Hanna Geistfeld added 20 points for GHEC/ Truman/Martin Luther. Mountain Iron-Buhl sprinted into the Class A championship game for the first time since 2012 with a victory over Maranatha Christian Academy in the semifinals. Interestingly, it was Maranatha Christian Academy that defeated Mountain Iron-Buhl in the 2012 Class A championship game. Chelsea Mason and senior guard Mya Buffetta scored 18 apiece each for the Rangers and Macy Savela and sophomore guard Allie Negen chipped in 14 apiece. It was Mountain Iron-Buhl s second victory over Maranatha Christian Academy this season. On December 10, the teams were off to the races with the Rangers outlasting the Mustangs for a victory. Mountain Iron-Buhl, which held a 10-point lead at the half, pushed the lead to as many as 15 in the second half before the Mustangs trimmed the deficit to with 8:53 remaining in regulation. From there, however, the Rangers surged and pushed their lead to double digits in the final minute. Senior forward Sami Payne led Maranatha Christian Academy with 31 points. She was 12-of-22 from the field, including 6-of-11 from threepoint range. Junior guard Kylie Post added 13 points for the Mustangs. In the other championship semi - final, Goodhue s high-pressure defense was in championship form during a victory over Cromwell-Wright. The Wildcats forced Cromwell-Wright into 18 turnovers and 35 percent shooting from the field on their way to earning a return berth in the Class A championship game. Maddy Miller led the Wildcats with 21 points and junior guard Emily Benrud added 15 points and 12 rebounds. Senior forward Chelsea Swatek led Cromwell-Wright with 13 points and 10 rebounds. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AA Roseau joined rare company by becoming just the third undefeated champion in Class AA in the four-class Continued on page Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

3 2017 State Class A Champion Goodhue MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Row 1 (L-R): Haley Evans, Madeline Lodermeier, Kjersten Veiseth, Emily Benrud, Maddy Miller, McKenzie Ryan, Megan Ryan, Haley Lexvold, Arianna Thomforde. Row 2: Mariah Tipcke, Kate Opsahl, Kennedy Buck, Sydney Lodermeier, Anny Jonsgaard, Kait Buck, Mikayla Peterson, Lexie Lodermeier. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 3 Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton (25-3) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis #1 7 Mountain Iron-Buhl (29-1) #5 4 Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park (23-7) #4 6 Ada-Borup (28-1) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis 2 *GHEC/Truman/Martin Luther (26-4) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis #2 1 Goodhue (25-4) 8 Red Lake (24-2) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis 2017 Championship Series Class A SEMIFINALS Mountain Iron-Buhl Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park (OT) Goodhue Cromwell-Wright CHAMPIONSHIP Mountain Iron-Buhl March 16-18, 2017 QUARTERFINALS Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Goodhue SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Williams Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis THIRD PLACE, CONSOLATION Gangelhoff Center, Goodhue CLASS A #3 5 Cromwell-Wright (25-4) Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton Ada-Borup *GHEC/Truman/Martin Luther Red Lake Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton *GHEC/Truman/Martin Luther Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park Cromwell-Wright Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton CONSOLATION CHAMPION Cromwell-Wright THIRD PLACE *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 97

4 2017 State Class AA Champion Roseau MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Row 1 (L-R): Mgr. Ashley Mellstrom, Mgr. Tyra Lislegard, Katie Borowicz, Torie Petersen, Kacie Borowicz, Ivy Braaten, Kiley Borowicz, Bria Dale, Asst. Coach Blair Johnson. Row 2: Mgr. Kate Dahl, Head Coach Kelsey Didrickson, Asst. Coach Isaac Erickson, Mgr. Tommy Monsrud, Julia Braaten, Emma Waling, Mya Hough, Victoria Johnson, Morgan Groenhoff, Haley Ostgaard, McKayla Christianson, Kaitlyn Hulst. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 2 New Richland-H-E-G (25-5) #1 8 Roseau (29-0) #5 7 Esko (24-6) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis #4 3 New London-Spicer (26-3) 4 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis (24-4) #2 6 Sauk Centre (29-1) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis 1 Rochester Lourdes (21-9) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis 2017 Championship Series Class AA SEMIFINALS Roseau New London-Spicer Sauk Centre Watertown-Mayer CHAMPIONSHIP Roseau March 15-18, 2017 QUARTERFINALS Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Sauk Centre SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP Williams Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis THIRD PLACE, CONSOLATION Gangelhoff Center, Roseau CLASS AA #3 5 Watertown-Mayer (26-3) New Richland-H-E-G New London-Spicer Watertown-Mayer Watertown-Mayer THIRD PLACE Esko Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis Rochester Lourdes New Richland-H-E-G Rochester Lourdes New Richland-H-E-G CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 98 Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

5 2017 State Class AAA Champion Orono MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Row 1 (L-R): Tori Andrew, Mattea Rice. Row 2: Emma Stavig, Alayna Eichstadt, Ellen Nehotte, Anna Hughes, Jordan Case, Sadie Koltes, Amelia Singleton, Lauren Reeves, Rachel Constant. Row 3: Head Coach Lavesa Glover-Verhagen, Asst. Coach Ajuda Alwal, Asst. Coach Mat Wistrom, Madeline Loder, Natalie Smaron, Julia Rosendahl, Gabby Germanson, Maria Zbaraouskaya, Kristin Van Buren, Mgr. Alyssa Denneson, Natalie Brekken. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 5 Willmar (20-9) #1 6 Orono (24-4) #5 8 Alexandria Area (25-4) #4 7 Grand Rapids (23-5) 2 Waseca (23-6) 2017 Championship Series Class AAA Target Center Target Center Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis #2 3 Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield (25-3) 4 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (18-10) Mariucci Arena, U of M, Minneapolis Orono SEMIFINALS Alexandria Area Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Winona CHAMPIONSHIP Orono March 14-18, 2017 QUARTERFINALS Target Center, Minneapolis Mariucci Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Winona SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD PLACE, CONSOLATION Gangelhoff Center, Orono CLASS AAA #3 1 Winona (24-4) Willmar Alexandria Area Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield THIRD PLACE Grand Rapids Waseca Grand Rapids DeLaSalle, Minneapolis DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (2OT) CONSOLATION CHAMPION DeLaSalle, Minneapolis *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 99

6 2017 State Class AAAA Champion Elk River Row 1 (L-R): Mikayla Kanenwisher, Madison Leuthold, Lydia Haack, Julia Kramer, Kayla Engebretson. Row 2: Hayley Ackermann, Kelsie Cox, Danielle Lachmiller, Sidney Wentland, Gabi Haack, Ava Kramer. Row 3: Asst. Coach Mike Rahn, Head Coach Jeremy Digiovanni, Ally Gramstad, Kaylin Plautz, Matia Person, Kennedy Boysen, Alexa Engebretson, Asst. Coach Ryan Mynahan, Asst. Coach Brian Steuter. Not Pictured: Asst. Coach Michele Rydberg. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 2 Minnetonka (17-10) #1 6 Hopkins (29-0) 2017 Championship Series Class AAAA Target Center #5 5 Park Center, Brooklyn Park (24-5) Target Center #4 3 Eastview, Apple Valley (23-6) 4 White Bear Lake Area (20-9) #2 8 Elk River (29-0) 7 Andover (20-9) Target Center Target Center SEMIFINALS Hopkins Eastview, Apple Valley (OT) Elk River Lakeville North CHAMPIONSHIP Hopkins Elk River March 14, 16-18, 2017 QUARTERFINALS Target Center, Minneapolis SEMIFINALS, CHAMPIONSHIP THIRD PLACE, CONSOLATION Gangelhoff Center, Elk River CLASS AAAA #3 1 Lakeville North (27-2) Minnetonka Eastview, Apple Valley Lakeville North Eastview, Apple Valley THIRD PLACE Park Center, Brooklyn Park White Bear Lake Area Andover Park Center, Brooklyn Park Park Center, Brooklyn Park Andover (OT) CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 100 Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

7 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class A 2017 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Brooklyn DeKam, Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton, Forward; Chelsea Swatek, Cromwell-Wright, Forward; Bailey Gronner, Cromwell-Wright, Forward; Sami Payne, Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park, Forward; Chelsea Mason, Mountain Iron-Buhl, Guard; Mya Buffetta, Mountain Iron-Buhl, Guard; Sydney Lodermeier, Goodhue, Forward; Maddy Miller, Goodhue, Forward; Mckenzie Ryan, Goodhue, Guard; Emily Benrud, Goodhue, Guard. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AA 2017 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Marnie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G, Guard; Shea Oman, New London- Spicer, Guard; Claire Killian, Watertown-Mayer, Guard; Kirstin Klitzke, Watertown-Mayer, Guard; Tori Peschel, Sauk Centre, Guard; Maesyn Thiesen, Sauk Centre, Guard; Jill Klaphake, Sauk Centre, Guard; Kiley Borowicz, Roseau, Guard; Kacie Borowicz, Roseau, Guard; Victoria Johnson, Roseau, Forward. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 101

8 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AAA 2017 Wells Fargo Class AAA All-Tournament Team includes: Kendall Kohler, Alexandria Area, Guard; Ayanna Gardner, DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, Guard; Destinee Oberg, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, Forward; Heaven Hamling, Grand Rapids, Guard; Danneka Voegeli, Winona, Center; Eden Nibbelink, Winona, Guard; Tori Andrew, Orono, Guard; Natalie Smaron, Orono, Guard; Mattea Rice, Orono, Forward; Madeline Loder, Orono, Guard. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AAAA 2017 Wells Fargo Class AAAA All-Tournament Team includes: Mikayla Hayes, Park Center, Brooklyn Park, Center; Temi Carda, Lakeville North, Guard; Megan Walstad, Eastview, Apple Valley, Forward; Rachel Ranke, Eastview, Apple Valley, Guard; Gabi Haack, Elk River, Guard; Kelsie Cox, Elk River, Guard; Sidney Wentland, Elk River, Forward; Paige Bueckers, Hopkins, Guard; Raena Suggs, Hopkins, Guard; Angie Hammond, Hopkins, Forward. 102 Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

9 State Tournament Championship Games REGION/ REGION/ YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE 1974 Glencoe (21-0) 3 Wadena 6 (North) (Fall) 1975 Academy of Holy Angels (20-3) 5 LeSueur 4 (East) (Winter) 1976 A: Redwood Falls (21-1) 3 Glencoe AA: St. Paul Central (17-3) 3 Benilde-St. Margaret s A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Mayer Lutheran AA: Burnsville (25-1) 1 St. Cloud Apollo A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Redwood Falls AA: Bloomington Jefferson (24-0) 6 Regina A: New York Mills (25-1) 6 Albany AA: St. Paul Central (20-3) 3 Northfield A: Albany (26-0) 5 Austin Pacelli AA: Little Falls (24-1) 8 Hill-Murray A: Heron Lake-Okabena (26-0) 2 Moose Lake AA: Coon Rapids (25-0) 4 St. Paul Harding A: Moose Lake (26-0) 7 East Chain (OT) AA: St. Cloud Apollo (25-0) 8 Rochester Mayo A: Henderson (26-0) 4 Lake City AA: Albany (23-2) 8 Edina (OT) 1984 A: Chisholm (27-0) 7 Eden Valley-Watkins AA: Little Falls (26-0) 8 Burnsville A: Staples (28-0) 6 Milroy AA: Little Falls (22-4) 8 Mankato East A: Midwest Minnesota (25-1) 3 East Grand Forks AA: St. Louis Park (24-2) 6 St. Paul Highland Park A: Rochester Lourdes (26-2) 1 Wheaton AA: Mankato East (25-1) 2 Rocori, Cold Spring A: Tracy/Milroy (25-2) 3 Storden-Jeffers AA: Edina (25-1) 6 Rosemount A: Storden-Jeffers (27-0) 2 Eden Valley-Watkins AA: Osseo (24-2) 5 Little Falls A: Rochester Lourdes (27-1) 1 Storden-Jeffers AA: St. Louis Park (22-4) 6 Elk River A: Rochester Lourdes (30-0) 1 New London-Spicer AA: Burnsville (23-5) 1 St. Paul Harding (OT) 1992 A: Tracy Area (27-1) 3 New London-Spicer AA: Burnsville (25-2) 6 Mounds View A: Rochester Lourdes (30-0) 1 New London-Spicer AA: Bloomington Jefferson (26-1) 6 Roseville Area A: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 New London-Spicer (30-0) AA: Bloomington Jefferson (26-2) 6 Osseo A: Rochester Lourdes (30-1) 1 St. James AA: Rochester Mayo (27-1) 1 St. Cloud Apollo A: Tracy-Milroy 3 The Blake School, Minneapolis AA: Hastings (26-3) 3 Osseo A: Hancock (24-3) 5 Red Lake Falls AA: New London-Spicer (29-1) 5 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood AAA: Alexandria (25-3) 8 Minneapolis North Community AAAA: Rochester Mayo (27-0) 1 Woodbury A: Christ s Household of Faith 4 Red Lake Falls (19-10) AA: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 Caledonia (19-7) AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Chaska (29-0) AAAA: Bloomington Jefferson (24-2) 6 Cretin-Derham Hall A: Brandon/Evansville (21-5) 5 Red Rock Central, Lamberton AA: The Blake School, Minneapolis 4 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood (22-4) AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Owatonna (24-2) AAAA: Cretin-Derham Hall (23-2) 2 Moorhead A: Fosston (28-1) 8 Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm AA: Rochester Lourdes (28-2) 1 Sibley East, Arlington AAA: New Prague (27-1) 4 Minneapolis North Community AAAA: Osseo (24-3) 5 Eastview, Apple Valley A: Fosston (29-0) 8 Eden Valley-Watkins AA: St. Michael-Albertville (27-3) 6 New London-Spicer (OT) AAA: Marshall (28-1) 2 North Branch AAAA: Lakeville (27-1) 1 Elk River Area A: Kittson Central, Hallock (30-1) 8 Elgin-Millville AA: New London-Spicer (29-2) 5 Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls AAA: Marshall (29-0) 2 Minneapolis North Community AAAA: Lakeville (28-0) 1 Blaine REGION/ REGION/ YEAR CHAMPIONS and RECORD SECTION RUNNERS-UP SECTION SCORE 2003 A: Fosston (29-2) 8 Hawley AA: Rochester Lourdes (30-2) 1 Breck School, Golden Valley AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Duluth East (28-2) AAAA: Woodbury (29-0) 3 Eastview, Apple Valley A: Wabasso (29-4) 3 Underwood AA: Breck School, Golden Valley 4 Hawley (29-3) AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Willmar (22-8) AAAA: Hopkins (31-1) 2 Lakeville A: Elgin-Millville (29-4) 1 Fosston AA: Rochester Lourdes (30-1) 1 Pequot Lakes AAA: Minneapolis North Community 5 Academy of Holy Angels, (24-6) Richfield AAAA: Bloomington Kennedy (28-2) 6 Hopkins (OT) 2006 A: Fulda (26-4) 3 Granada-Huntley-East Chain AA: Cannon Falls (28-6) 4 Crookston AAA: Benilde-St. Margaret s (27-4) 5 Marshall AAAA: Hopkins (30-2) 2 Bloomington Kennedy A: Fulda (30-3) 3 Hancock AA: Pipestone Area (25-4) 3 Albany AAA: Becker (31-1) 4 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis AAAA: *St. Paul Central (32-0) 3 Minneapolis South A: Ada-Borup (31-1) 6 Barnum AA: Albany (29-2) 6 Jordan AAA: Totino-Grace, Fridley (28-3) 3 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis AAAA: St. Paul Central (28-4) 4 Minneapolis South A: Ada-Borup (31-1) 6 *Cedar Mountain/Comfrey AA: Caledonia (31-0) 1 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted AAA: St. Michael-Albertville (25-7) 5 Minneapolis North AAAA: Minneapolis South (31-2) 6 Centennial, Circle Pines A: Barnum (31-2) 5 Goodhue AA: Minnehaha Academy (24-9) 4 Braham AAA: Benilde-St. Margaret s (30-2) 6 Hill-Murray, Maplewood AAAA: Lakeville North (32-0) 3 White Bear Lake Area A: Maranatha Christian Academy 4 Nicollet (23-9) AA: Braham (31-2) 7 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis AAA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (27-4) 3 Hill-Murray, Maplewood AAAA: Hopkins (30-2) 6 Eden Prairie A: Maranatha Christian Academy 4 Mountain Iron-Buhl (28-5) AA: Providence Academy, Plymouth 5 Sauk Centre (28-4) AAA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (28-3) 3 Richfield AAAA: Hopkins (30-1) 6 Osseo A: Minneota (30-2) 3 Ada-Borup AA: New Richland-H-E-G (32-1) 2 Braham AAA: DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (28-4) 3 Red Wing AAAA: Hopkins (31-1) 6 Bloomington Kennedy A: Win-E-Mac, Erskine (31-2) 8 Minneota AA: New Richland-H-E-G (31-0) 2 Kenyon-Wanamingo AAA: Park Center, Brooklyn Park 3 Marshall (3 OT) (26-5) AAAA: Eastview, Apple Valley (31-1) 3 Bloomington Kennedy A: Ada-Borup (32-0) 6 Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park AA: Dover-Eyota (31-2) 1 Sauk Centre AAA: Park Center, Brooklyn Park 3 Marshall (25-7) AAAA: Hopkins (30-1) 6 Eastview, Apple Valley A: Goodhue (30-4) 1 Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park AA: Planview-Elgin-Millville (31-1) 1 New London-Spicer AAA: Academy of Holy Angels, 3 Winona Richfield (25-5) AAAA: Minnetonka (25-4) 2 Hopkins A: Goodhue (28-4) 1 Mountain Iron-Buhl AA: Roseau (32-0) 8 Sauk Centre AAA: Orono (27-4) 6 Winona AAAA: Elk River (32-0) 8 Hopkins Minnesota State High 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10 State Girls Basketball Tournament Attendance 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, (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 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 , 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, ,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 Continued on page Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

11 State Girls Basketball Tournament Attendance Continued from page Class Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals 3rd Place TOTAL GRAND TOTAL 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, ,144 20,391 Totals 17,020 12,561 8,012 2,119 39, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, 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, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,532 Total count only A & AA AA available for 3,557 available for 3,503 AAA for all four 2,181 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 3,396 Classes 5,443 Totals 18,625 11,666 2,287 8,946 41, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,663 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,389 available for 3,491 AAA for all four 1,518 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,847 Classes 5,888 Totals 18,145 8,417 1,867 9,379 37,808 Continued on page 106 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 105

12 State Girls Basketball Tournament Attendance Continued from page Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,530 Total count only A & AA AA available for 1,886 available for 3,102 AAA for all four 1,754 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,988 Classes 5,130 Totals 19,025 8,158 1,669 8,232 37, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 1,677 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,390 available for 2,702 AAA for all four 1,797 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,415 Classes 3,945 Totals 15,931 7,279 1,557 6,647 31, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 1,797 Total count only A & AA AA available for 2,974 available for 2,374 AAA for all four 2,419 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,053 Classes 4,493 Totals 17,478 8,243 1,964 6,867 34, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 1,353 Total count only A & AA AA available for 3,405 available for 3,640 AAA for all four 2,579 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,281 Classes 4,081 Totals 18,415 8,618 1,420 7,721 36, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,140 Total count only A & AA AA available for 4,292 available for 3,877 AAA for all four 2,918 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,348 Classes 3,392 Totals 15,139 10,698 1,575 7,269 34, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only 2,311 Total count only A & AA AA available for 1,794 available for 3,021 AAA for all four 1,908 for all four AAA & AAAA AAAA Classes 1,697 Classes 3,318 Totals 17,072 7,710 1,592 6,339 32, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only Total count only Total count only Total count only AA available for available for available for available for AAA all four all four all four all four AAAA Classes classes Classes classes Totals 16,121 8,972 1,984 8,011 35, Class Quarterfinals Semifinals 3rd Place/Consolation Finals GRAND TOTAL A Total count only Total count only Total count only Total count only AA available for available for available for available for AAA all four all four all four all four AAAA Classes classes Classes classes Totals 15,906 7,843 4,691 8,081 36, Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

13 State Girls Basketball Tournament Records TEAM RECORDS TOURNAMENT 3 Games: Most Points: , New Richland-H-E-G 2014 Most Field Goals Made: , *St. Paul Central Most Field Goal Attempts: , Moose Lake Best Field Goal Percentage: (68-126), Staples Most Free Throws Made: , Hopkins Best Free Throw Percentage: (22-25), Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls Most Rebounds: , Dover-Eyota 2015 Most Personal Fouls: , Mankato Loyola Fewest Personal Fouls: , Heron Lake Most Players Fouled Out: , Red Wing ; Mankato Loyola Fewest Turnovers: , New York Mills ; Rochester Lourdes ; Fosston Most Three-Point Field Goals: , New Richland-H-E-G ; Cromwell-Wright SINGLE GAME: Most Points: , New Richland-H-E-G (vs. Pequot Lakes) Most Points/Two Teams: , Mankato Loyola 93 (vs. Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park 91) - OT Most Points by a Losing Team:... 91, Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park (vs. Mankato Loyola) Most Field Goals Made: , New York Mills (vs. Fertile-Beltrami) Most Field Goal Attempts: , Eden Valley-Watkins (vs. Cass Lake) Best Field Goal Percentage: (18-27), St. Paul Central (vs. Blaine) Most Free Throws Made: , Hopkins (vs. Park Center, Brooklyn Park) Most Free Throw Attempts: , Edina (vs. Champlin Park) Best Free Throw Percentage: , minimum 12 attempts - (12-12), Lakeville (vs. St. Paul Central) Most Rebounds: , Dover-Eyota (vs. Sauk Centre) Fewest Rebounds: , Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights (vs. Fridley) Most Personal Fouls: , Champlin Park (vs. Edina) Most Players Fouled Out: , Sauk Centre (vs. Roseau) Fewest Turnovers: , Rochester Lourdes (vs. Pequot Lakes) Fewest Fouls 2-Teams: , Austin Pacelli (4) vs. New York Mills (7) Most Three-Point Field Goals:. 13, New Richland-H-E-G (vs. Pequot Lakes) ; Cromwell-Wright (vs. Red Lake) INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOURNAMENT 3 Games: Most Points: , Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G Most Field Goals Made: , Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G Most Field Goal Attempts: , Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G Best Field Goal Percentage: , Chloe Holtz, Plainview-Elgin-Millville (13-16) Most Consecutive Field Goals Made: , Heather Gillis, Storden-Jeffers Most Free Throws Made: , Rebekah Dahlman, Braham ; Kiley Borowicz, Roseau Most Free Throw Attempts: , Rebekah Dahlman, Braham Best Free Throw Percentage: , Laura Gardner, Bloomington Jefferson (22-22) ; Anita Pauman, Glencoe-Silver Lake (14-14) ; Tesha Buck, Red Wing (14-14) Most Consecutive Free Throws Made: , Laura Gardner, Bloomington Jefferson Most Rebounds: , Janice Streit, Eden Valley-Watkins Most Assists: , Krista Opheim, Eden Valley-Watkins Most Three-Point Field Goals: , Abby Miller, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted ; Tori Andrew, Orono SINGLE GAME: Most Points: , Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G (vs. Pequot Lakes) Most Field Goals Made: , Kelly Skalicky, Albany ; Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G (vs. Braham) Most Field Goal Attempts: , Carlie Wagner, New Richland-H-E-G (vs. Braham) Best Field Goal Percentage: , (10-10) Ashlynn Fuller, Champlin Park (vs. Minneapolis South) Most Free Throws Made: , Tayler Hill, Minneapolis South (vs. Centennial, Circle Pines) ; Madison McKeever, Win-E-Mac, Erskine (vs. Mankato Loyola) Most Free Throws Attempted: , Madison McKeever, Win-E-Mac, Erskine (vs. Mankato Loyola) Best Free Throw Percentage: , minimum 10 attempts - (12-12), Stacey Cichosz, Winona (vs. Hutchinson) ; (10-10), Kaitlyn Lillemoe, Hopkins (vs. St. Paul Central) ; (10-10) Theairra Taylor, St. Paul Central (vs. Eastview, Apple Valley) ; (10-10) Kayla Miller, Pequot Lakes (vs. Zumbrota-Mazeppa) ; (10-10) Laura Bagwell-Katalinich, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield (vs. Marshall) ; (10-10) Mckenzie Ryan, Goodhue (vs. Mountain Iron-Buhl) Most Rebounds: , Janice Streit, Eden Valley-Watkins Most Assists: , Kelly Skalicky, Albany Most Three-Point Field Goals: , Kaelin Smieja, Upsala (vs. Bethlehem Academy, Faribault) Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 107

14 State Girls Basketball Tournament Head Coaches Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Alexander, Bill Fairfax/Gibbon, 1987 Alger, Steve Kenyon-Wanamingo, 1988, 2000, 01 Amundson, Greg Centennial, Circle Pines, 2014, 15 Anderson, Dale "Pat" Hopkins Lindbergh, 1979, 80 Anderson, Doug Belle Plaine, 2001, 03 Anderson, Mark Hutchinson, 1986, 88, 89 Anderson, Mark Alden-Conger, 1997 Andrews, Glenda Kasson-Mantorville, 1985 Antl, Scott Anoka, 2014, 16 Antonutti, Scott Esko, 2014, 15, 17 Arnoldi, Paul Springfield, 2001, 02, 07, 15 Arzdorf, Mark Osseo, 2007, 08 Askegaard, Matt Barnesville, 2007 Atchison, Brad Midwest Minnesota, 1986; MACCRAY, 1990, 91, Willmar, 2004, 06, 2010 Bannerman, Dale St. James, 1993, 95, 96, 98 Barenz, John Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, 2000 Barrett, Pat Fridley, 1988, 90, 92, 97 Baum, Brian Chatfield, 1997 Beachy, Ron Staples, 1984, 85, 2002 Beaumont, Greg Rocori, Cold Spring, 1987, 2003 Detert, Lamar Rogers, 2006, 08 Dickenson, Neil Wrenshall, 2008 Dickinson, Don LeSueur 1975 (winter) Didrikson, Kelsey Roseau, 2015, 16, 17 Digiovanni, Jeremy Rogers, 2011; Elk River, 2017 Dockendorf, Judy Minneapolis Washburn, 1981, 82, 83, 84 Dolan, Neil Wabasso, 2004 Dooley, Lisa Tartan, Oakdale, 1995 Dooley, Steven Pierz, 1986 Dorn, Lynn Crookston, 1975 (winter) Dorr, Mitch Cook County, Grand Marais, 2001 Dorschner, Linda Kasson-Mantorville, 1974 (fall) Doty, Marcia Duluth Denfeld, 1975 (winter) Downs, Bob Chaska, 1982, 83, 90, 98, 08 Dowty, Kevin International Falls, 1988, 89, 90 Dreier, Mike New London-Spicer, 1985, 87, 88, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 09, 14, 16, 17 Duhr, Brad Cass Lake, 1984 Easley, Antiwan Robbinsdale Armstrong, 2006 Eliason, Oscar Cromwell, 1986 Ellefson, Tim Hutchinson, 2016 Hedlund, Paula East Grand Forks, 1991 Hegna, Justin Becker, 2007 Heiderscheit, Terry Rochester John Marshall, 1998, 2009 Heino, Mike Sebeka, 2011 Heiraas, Dan Lester Prairie, 1982 Helgemoe, Matt Rushford-Peterson, 2007, 08 Henderson, Vicki Luverne, 1975 (winter) Hendricks, Scott Eden Valley-Watkins, 1983, 84, 89 Herman, Erin Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1996, 02, 04, 2010, 11, 12, 13 Herr, Cynthia Spring Valley, 1978 Hesse, Jennifer Forest Lake, 2001 Hmielewski, Mary Jo Marshall, 2008 Hoehn, Amy Mankato East, 1998 Hoeppner, George Stillwater, 1984, 88 Hoganson, Mike Detroit Lakes, 2005, 07, 09 Holleman, Jodi Hancock, 2002, 07, 11 Holthusen, Randy Red Lake, 2017 Homstad, Dave Marshall School, Duluth, 2000 Horn, Rochelle Fosston, 1994, 2000, 01 Hovland, Brian Underwood, 2005 Becken, Jill Forest Lake, 1993, Centennial, Circle Pines, 2003, Endicott, David Mora, 1999 Hulke, Ryan Sleepy Eye, 2012, 16 04, 06, 09 Engel, Shorty Tracy/Milroy, 1987, 88; Tracy/Milroy/Walnut Hunst, Terry Bloomington Jefferson, 1993, 94, 97, 98, 99, Beckermann, Pete Bricelyn, 1986 Grove, Bellingham, John Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 1998 Englund, Tonja Roseville Area, 2000 Hyland, Arden Minnewaska Area, Glenwood, 1995, 96, 97, 99 Bellus, Amy Cretin-Derham Hall, 2002, 03 Epping, Joe Regina, 1978 Ingram, Mary Austin, 1976 Belschner, Robb Andover, 2015, 17 Erdman, Bob Roseville Area, 1987, 92, 93 Inniger, Bart Minnetonka, 1999 Benda, Chuck Cannon Falls, 2006 Erickson, Rod East Central, Sandstone, 2003 Jansen, Tom Eden Valley-Watkins, 2001, 06 Benson, Rod Cass Lake-Bena, 1998 Erickson, Wayne North St. Paul, 1975 (winter), 1977 Jihad, Ahmil Minneapolis South, 2005, 07, 08, 09 Berg, Aaron Rochester Lourdes, 2017 Evje, Kris Crookston, 2008 Johnson, Anne Cambridge-Isanti, 1999 Berglund, Al Champlin Park, 1999 Fassett, James Anoka, 2011, 13 Johnson, Jay Pipestone Area, 2005, 07, 09, 2010 Bergman, Scott Sauk Centre, 2010, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17 Favor, Lea (Blackwell) The Blake School, (Blackwell Co-coach Johnson, Jenny Edina, 2000, 01, 02, 07 Berkvam, Andy Lakeville, 1999, 2001, 02, 04, 05; Lakeville 1997;) 1999, 2000 Johnson, Judy Burnsville, 1977, 80, 84 North, 07, 2010, 11, 12 Fenske, Andy Princeton, 2015 Johnson, Lance Minnehaha Academy, 2001 Best, Kristin Elk River, 1996 Ferguson, Marcia Mahnomen, 1976 Johnson, Marty Rockford, 2005 Biedenbender, David Minnesota Valley Lutheran, 2005, 06, 08 Fields, Doug Mounds View, 1992 Johnson, Neil Shakopee, 1996, 97 Boe, Doug Burnsville, 1986, 89, 91, 92, 96 Filzen, Tammy Bethlehem Academy, Faribault, 2013 Johnson, Phil Kasson-Mantorville, 1997 Bolin, Warren Osseo, 2004 Finley, Ray The Blake School, 1994, 96, 97, 98; Breck School, Johnson, Quintin Bloomington Kennedy, 2013, 14 Borchert, Steve Russell-Tyler-Ruthton, , 03, 04; Providence Academy, 2011, 12, 13 Johnson, Randall, Tower-Soudan, 2005 Bot, Stephanie Jackson County Central, 2004 Fitzpatrick, John Archbishop Brady, 1978, 79 Johnston, Chad Minneota, 2005, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Bowlin, Pat St. Bernard's, St. Paul, 1988; Winona Cotter, Foster, David Cromwell, 2004 Jones, Ken Minneapolis North, 1979, , 06 French, Terry Coon Rapids, 1997 Jurewicz, Mickey St. Bernard s, 2002 Braun, Dick Fertile-Beltrami, 1977, 78, 79, 82, 88, 95 Frerk, Phi St. Louis Park, 1985, 86, 87, 89, 90 Kalpin, Patrick Osakis, 1998 Bremmer, Ryan Henderson, 1983 Friedlieb, Gary Mountain Iron-Buhl, 1994 Kanavati, Louis St. Paul Central, 1977, 78, 79 Brooks, Bob Rochester Mayo, 1982, 87, 93, 95 Frydenlund, Durene East Grand Forks, 2009 Kapitan, Jim Moorhead, 2003, 05, 07 Brown, Travis Sauk Rapids-Rice, 2004 Frye, Brian DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, 2007, 08 Kasper, Molly Eastview, Apple Valley, 2016, 17 Bruggeman, Doug Pelican Rapids, 2001 Gagnon, Amy Annandale, 2015 Kehoe, Rick Bemidji, 2010 Buerman, Chris Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park, Gail, Tim Wheaton/Herman-Norcross, 2016 Kelly, Mike Cedar Mountain/Comfrey, 2008, , 15, 16, 17 Galligher, Doug Edina, 1982, 83, 84, 88 Kennett, Kris Johnson Red Lake Falls, 1996, 97, 98, 99 Buffetta, Jeff Mountain Iron-Buhl, 2011, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Geyen, Craig Monticello, 2012, 13, 14 Kindschy, Fred Hayfield, 2007, 08 Burg, Tom St. Peter, 1990, 91, 92 Gillis, Gary Storden-Jeffers, 1988, 89, 90, 91, 93; Red Rock King, John H. St. Charles, 1982 Burgett, Dave Cloquet, 1978 Central, Lamberton, 1994, 98, 99 Kingery, Brian B O L D, Olivia, 2013 Cady, Dick Albany, 1983 Glass, Myron Rochester Lourdes, 1986, 87, 89, 90, 91, 93, Kinzler, John East Grand Forks, 1986 Callahan, Matt New Life Academy of Woodbury, , 95, 99, 2000, 02, 03, 04, 05, 2010 Klagge, Jay Hayfield, 2000 Canton, Rick Pine Island, 2013 Glavan, Carl Mesabi East, Aurora, 1991, 98 Klasen, Randy Elk River, 1990 Carlson, Bill Hutchinson, 2012 Gleason, Tim Winona, 2016, 17 Knapper, Tim Yellow Medicine East, 2002 Carlson, Dustin Willmar, 2017 Glover, Lavesa Orono, 2017 Knutson, Les Heron Lake, 1977; Heron Lake-Okabena, 1981; Carpenter, Dennis Warren-Alvarado-Oslo, 2012 Goetz, Paul Eastview, Apple Valley, 2000, 03, 08, 09 Southwest Star Concept, Okabena, 2008 Carr, Chris Eden Prairie, 2011, 14 Gogolin, Jim Brainerd, 1992, 93 Knutson, Rob Warren, 1980 Carter, George Red Wing, 1978 Gottenborg, Bill Hawley, 1990, 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05, 2010 Kohler (Devorak), Wendy Alexandria, 1988, 97, 99, 2000, 01, Cassidy, Don New York Mills, 1986 Graham, Gary Browerville, , 11; Alexandria Area, 2017 Chiochetto, Mike Chisholm, 1983, 84, 87, 2007 Gray-Lawson, Alexis St. Paul Como Park, 2016 Koivisto, Rock Red Lake County Central, 2009 Christenson, Kevin Nicollet, 2011 Greenwaldt, Jim Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta, 1998, 99, 2001 Korf, Brian Pelican Rapids, 2013 Christians, Steve Kimball Area, 2003 Gregerson, Sharon Rocori, Cold Spring, 1977 Kosel, Tom Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1976 Christofferson, Jennifer Braham, 2009 Gronner, Jeff Cromwell-Wright, 2016, 17 Krieg, Larry Elk River Area, 1998, 2001, 02, 04, 06 Clark, Beth Hermantown, 2003, 05, 06 Grussendorf, John Esko, 1988, 89 Kuehn, Jason Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, 2008, 09 Clark, John Waubun, 1983 Guebert, Melissa Eastview, Apple Valley, 2012, 13, 14, 15 Clemons, Shelly Lakeville North, 2016, 17 Kuehn, John Owatonna, 2001, 08 Gunderson, Ron New Prague, 1992, 98, 2000, 06, 07, 09, Close, Jen St. Francis, , 13, 15 Kuehn, Jason Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, 2014 Clusiau, Aaron Nashwauk-Keewatin, 2010 Gunderson, Tom St. Paul Harding, 1981, 88, 90, 91 Kuiper, Don Worthington, 1976, 97, 99 Cody, Tom Cretin-Derham Hall, 1982, 83, 84, 93, 98, 99 Hagen, Kris St. Cloud Tech, 2008 Kunze, Bill Duluth East, 2012 Coffland, Dean St. Francis, 1998, Meadow Creek Christian, Hallen, Dave Bagley, 1981 Kuzma, Don Bloomington Jefferson, 1976, 77, , 05, 06 Hamling, Kris Grand Rapids, 2016, 17 LaCoe, Dave Grand Rapids, 2008, 09, 11 Coley, Tyler Minneapolis Washburn, 2013, 14 Hammond, Jim Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park, Lahti, Robert Duluth Central, 1981, 84, 86; Duluth East, Conway, Joan Waseca, , 11, 12, , 95, 96 Cook, Mark Maple Grove, 2010, 11 Hamre, Kent St. Michael-Albertville, 2006, 09, 10, 12, 13, 14, Lambrecht, Paul Jordan, 2007, 08, 09 Cookman, Les Rochester Mayo, 1996, 97, , 16 LaRoque, Jean Cass Lake-Bena, 2005 Cool, Jerry Little Falls, 1980, 81, 84, 85, 89, 90, 91 Hanna, Tom Grand Rapids, 1998 Larson, Bill Pequot Lakes, 1999, 2000 Cosgriff, Brian Hopkins, 2002, 03, 04, 05, 06, 11, 12, 13, 15, Hanson, Ian Win-E-Mac, Erskine, 2013, 14 Larson, Paul Prior Lake, 1999, 2002, 03 16, 17 Hanson, Kent Lake of the Woods, Baudette, 2008 Larson, Russell Spring Grove, 2012 Courneya, Dennis Hancock, 1988, 89, 92, 97 Haraldson, Ryan Kasson-Mantorville, 2014, 15 Laska, Pat Rochester John Marshall, 1983, 85 Cue, Al Blue Earth Area, 2009 Hargrove, Clayton Eden Prairie, 2009 Lee, Sylvia Wadena, 1974 (fall), 1976 Culhane, Terry Milroy, 1985; Tracy Area & Tracy-Milroy, 1992, Harms, Deborah Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul, 1997, Lehrke, Jan Litchfield, 1974 (fall) 95, 96, 97; Marshall, 2000, 01, Lembcke, Gary Norwood-Young America, 2007, 15, 16 Dale, Jon Pequot Lakes, 2011, 12, 14, 16 Harms, Vernon Christ's Household of Faith, St. Paul, 1989, Lervold, Kathy New York Mills, 1977 Dasovich, Leah Minnetonka, 2016, 17 93, 95, 2007 Leslie, Bill Pipestone, 1987 Davis, Troy Rothsay, 2000 Harris, Brian Dover-Eyota, 2015 Levinski, Dean Cloquet, 2000, 01 Decker, Rich Rochester Mayo, 2013, 15 Hartinger, Shannon Totino-Grace, Fridley, 2007, 08, 09 Lindgren, Dan Stephen-Argyle Central, 2015 Continued on page Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

15 State Girls Basketball Tournament Head Coaches Continued from page 108 Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Coach, School, Year(s) Lindner, Eric Worthington, 2003, 04, 07, 09, 12 Lindsay, Paul Becker, 2016 Linton, Doug Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1997, 98 Lipp, Brady Benson, 1983 Loe, Jeff Thief River Falls, 2015, 16 Logrono, Sandy Sauk Rapids-Rice, 1998 Louma, Bob Bemidji/Midge Lake, 2001 Lurken, Brent Kenyon-Wanamingo, 2014 Lyons, Bob Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2006, 07, 2010, 11 Malone, Tim Braham, 2010, 11, 12, 13 McCormack, Jim Shakopee, 1979, 81; Academy of Holy Angels, 1986 McLean, Bruce St. Louis Park, 1991 McPhail, Tom Barnum, 1999 Mahlen, Rochelle Fosston, 2003 Mahlum, Cameron White Bear Lake Area, 2004 Malchow, Kalan Moorhead, 1999 Mark, Donna St. Cloud Apollo, 1977, 78, 82, 95 Martin, Katie Sartell-St. Stephen, 2010 Martin, Tim Brainerd, 1997 Matheson, Jim Rosemount, 1988, 90 Mathison, Tony Northfield, 2010 Mauston, Jeff Virginia, 1990, 92 Meihak, Mike Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton, 2003 Meister, Angela Rochester Mayo, 2006, 11 Melbostad, Jason Plainview-Elgin-Millville, 2016 Mercie, DeMaras Redwood Falls, 1976, 77 Messerschmidt, Len St. Francis, 2008 Mettling, Janine St. Cloud Cathedral, 1998 Meyer, Courtney Mayer Lutheran, 1975 (winter), 1977 Meyer, Marie Braham, 1974 (fall) Meyer, Mark South St. Paul, 2001 Middendorf, Matt Browerville, 2014, 15 Mikkelson, Bob Tracy, 1981, 82, 84 Mitchell, Juan Shakopee, 2015 Mjelde, Tom Marshall County Central, Newfolden, 1987; Northern Freeze (Marshall County Central/Tri-County), 2010, 11 Mohagen, Josh Fergus Falls, 2012 Moore, Bruce Irondale, New Brighton, 1991, 98 Moriarty, Tim Benilde-St. Margaret's, 1977 Morin, Diane North, North St. Paul, 1998, 99 Mork, Paul Irondale, 2002; New Life Academy of Woodbury, 2009 Morris, Justin Lyle/Austin Pacelli, 2015 Mrkonich, Joe Duluth East, 1982, 83,85, 87 Muehlhausen, Char LeSueur, 1986 Muelken, Dave Red Wing, 2012, 13 Mullins, Terry Caledonia, 1992 Murphy, Marilyn Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg, 1980 Myhre, Randy Barnum, 1996, 97, 2002, 03, 06, 08, 09, 2010 Nascene, Kyle Waubun, 1999 Neibauer, Tom Badger/Greenbush-Middle River, 2007 Nelsen, Terry Austin Pacelli, 1979, 80, 81 Nelson, Bob Pequot Lakes, 2005 Nelson, Bruce Win-E-Mac, Erskine, 1987, 89 Nelson, Donnie Fosston, 2005, 06 Nelson, Ed Crookston, 1998 Nelson, Kris Redwood Falls, 1978, 79 Nelson, Lynn St. Paul Highland Park, 1999 Nerem, Denise Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton, 2010, 16, 17 Nilsen, Matt Edina, 2012 Nipstad, Marlene Starbuck, 1974 (fall), 1976 Noga, John Parkers Prairie, 2010 Noreen, Jon Albany Area, 1997, 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08 Norell, Karen A. Howard Lake-Waverly, 1982 Northey, Sue Esko, 2007 Northey-Johnson, Sue Esko, 1993, 95, 97, 2002, 06 Nucech, Gail Hibbing, 1976 Nutter, Terry St. Francis, 1979 Nygaard, Melrene New York Mills, 1982 Olson, Barry Owatonna, 1992, 97, 99 Olson, Denise Duluth East, 2002 Olstad, Clark Elgin-Millville, 2002, 03, 04, 05, 06 Orvik, Earl Southland, Adams, 1998, 99 Pack, Todd Marshall, 1993 Patterson, Faith (Johnson) Minneapolis North Community, 1997, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 09; DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, 2010, 11, 12, 13 Paukert, Scott Zumbrota-Mazeppa, 2012 Pederson, Darrel Perham, 1991 Peiler, Ann Orono, 2001 Pelzer, Paul Upsala, 2013 Peper, Tim Simley, Inver Grove Heights, 2014 Pernu, Robert Mountain Iron, 1978 Peterson, Cindy Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 1975 (Winter) Peterson, Dale MACCRAY, Clara City, 2006 Peterson, Gary Austin, 2004, 08 Peterson, Lynn Willmar, 1984 Peterson, Onika New Richland-H-E-G, 2017 Petersson, Richard Proctor, 1980, 2001 Pierson, Carl Champlin Park, 2007 Pingel, Jim Mayer Lutheran, 2001 Post, Jeremy White Bear Lake Area, 2009, 2010, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 Powell, Greg Bigfork, 2009 Preller, Dave Woodbury, 1989, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04 Raich, Mike Hibbing, 1997 Randels, Eleanor Esko, 1976 Rasmussen, Vikki Alden-Conger, 1977 Raymond, Cyndi St. Peter, 2010 Reider, Pat Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 1994 Reiter, Steve Blaine, 1993, 97, 2000, 02, 05, 09 Remer, Joann Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks, 2016 Remme, Bruce Marshall, 2005, 06 Resch, Mary Glencoe-Silver Lake, 1998 Richardson, Betty St. Paul Highland Park, 1985, 86 Rieser, John Osseo, 2013 Rigoni, David Nicollet, 1980 Rislov, Karla Roseau, 1974 (fall) Rosholt, John Watertown-Mayer, 2010, 17 Ross, Chuck Underwood, 2004 Ross, David MN Valley Lutheran, New Ulm, 1994 Ross, Jeff Minnesota Lake, 1978 Ross, Patty Hibbing, 1977 Ross Bradford, Kesha Richfield, 2015 Rost, Keith East Grand Forks, 1985 Rostberg, Andy Hutchinson, 2003 Rudolph, Kathy Granada-Huntley, 1974 (fall) Rund, Dave Fergus Falls, 2008 Schindler, Dan North Branch, 1994, 2000, 01, 03, 05 Schirmer, Carl Cass Lake, 1984 Schmiesing, Mark Mankato East, 1991, 95 Schmidt, Eric Crookston, 2006 Schmitz, Doug Hibbing, 2007 Schmitz, Steve Sibley East, 1999, 2000 Schmitz, Tim Hinckley-Finlayson, 2008 Schneeberger, Trevor Barnesville, 2004 Schneider, Teresa Marshall-University, 1976, 77 Schnobrich, Gary Northfield, 1979 Scholl, Nikki Hastings, 1996 Schroeder, Roger Willmar, 1992, 94 Schuller, Tom Jackson County Central, 2011 Schultz, John New Richland-H-E-G, 2012, 13, 14 Schumacher, Mike Wayzata, 2010 Scott, Tanysha DeLaSalle, 2017 Sczublewski, Rick Pierz, 1996, 2000 Seifert, Tara Chaska, 2008, 2010 Sherman, Dick Rochester Lourdes, 1975 (winter), 1976 Simpson, Dick Brandon/Evansville, 1999, 2000 Sinn, Ruth Apple Valley, 1994, 95, 2004 Skoy, Donald Buhl, 1977 Slaathaug, Gregg Fulda, 2002, 03, 06, 07 Smart, David Ada-Borup, 2006, 07, 08, 09, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17 Smith, Mike, Totino-Grace, 2002 Solum, Karen Barnesville, 1993 Sorenson, Scot Buffalo, 2009, 11 Sorenson, Scott Caledonia, 2007, 08, 09, 11 Soule, Shelly Lakeville North, 2014 Southworth, Bob St. Peter, 2011 Sparby, Mindy New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva, 2004 Stadem, Scott Richfield, 2013 Steffens, Earl Wheaton, 1983, 87 Stifter, John McGregor, 1998 Stiles, Penny Coon Rapids, 1979, 81 Stoel, Bob Central MN Christian, Prinsburg, 2001 Stockwell, Kerri North HS, North St. Paul, 2000 Stoel, Bob Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg, 2000 Storkamp, Jay Foley, 2002 Strand, Brad Fergus Falls, 2013, 14 Strand, Laura Roseau, 2000 Strand, Randy Adrian, 2009 Stringer, Pat White Bear Lake, 1985 Studer, Steve St. Paul Central, 1976 Stuewe, Bill St. Peter, 1997 Sukalski, Lisa St. Michael-Albertville, 2001 Sunde, Milt Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington, 1999 Suneson, Terry Woodbury, 1980 Swan, Greg Totino Grace, 1985 Swanhorst, Randy Crosby-Ironton, 2004 Swanson, Dick Duluth Denfeld, 1992 Sweeney, Shawn Lake City, 1983, 84 Szymanski, Paul Montgomery-Lonsdale, 2002 Taylor, J. T. Andover, 2004 Taylor, Willie Mounds View, 1994; St. Paul Central, 2001, 05, 06, 07, 08, 13 Tengwall, Rob Annandale, 2010 Thelen-Richter, Carol DeLaSalle, Minneapolis, 2006 Theuninck, Rick Mankato Loyola, 2013, 14 Thielke, Gwen Roseville Area, 2005, 06, 07 Thompson, Ellen Holy Family Catholic, Victoria, 2016 Thorpe, Dave Osseo, 1987, 89, 91, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 2000 Thurow, Josh Minnehaha Academy, 2005, 08, 09, 2010, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 Thury, Ken Lakeville, 1981 Tinjum, Paul Isle, 2012 Tjosaas, Josh Buffalo Lake-Hector, 2010 Tollefson, Ron Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton, 2003 Tomberlin-Anderson, Rhaya Northland, Remer, 1997 Tousignant, Mary Melrose, 1979 Traver, Jen Sartell-St. Stephen, 2005 Trudeau, Julie Climax/Fisher, 1993 Ulferts, Darrel SW Minnesota Christian, Edgerton, 1976, 79, 84, 85 Ulveling, Kraig Red Wing, 2005, 11 Uttech, Rick East Chain, 1980, 82; Granada-Huntley-East Chain, 2004, 06; Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Truman/Martin Luther, 2017 VanderHyde, Chris Park Center, 2014, 15, 16, 17 Vincent, Val Maple Grove, 2003 Visness, Carol Hallock-Humboldt-St. Vincent/ Kennedy, 1992, 2002, 04 Vorachek, John Waubun, 1990 Voss, Darold Jackson County Central, 2000 Waalen, Marta St. Paul Central, 2014 Wade, Percy E. Simley, 2000, 03; Bloomington Kennedy, 2005, 06 Wade, Roderick Rosemount, 2002 Wahl, Jim Bemidji, 1986, 94, 2000 Waldo, Jamie Providence Academy, Plymouth, 2013 Waletich, Don Fairmont, 2015 Walker, Craig Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom, 2012, 13, 14 Wallin, Dale Spring Lake Park, 1983, 89 Ward, Jill Goodhue, 1996 Waters, Joey Osseo, 2012 Way, Nancy Albany, 1978, 79, 80, 81 Welch, Bill Edina West, 1981 Welch, Tim Ogilvie, 2000 Weldon, Patti Robbinsdale Armstrong, 1997, 98, 2001 Wellik, Amy Mounds View, 1999 Wendlandt, Arlyn Litchfield, 1990 Westby, Dan Marshall, 2011, 14, 15, 16 Wiebusch, Gene Janesville, 1983 Wieme, Josh Goodhue, 2009, 2010, 11, 14, 16, 17 Wiese, Ellen Orono, 2015 Wild, Amy Caledonia, 1998 Willand, Janet Glencoe, 1974 (fall), 76, 84, 85 Wind, Alvin John Cass Lake-Bena, 2005 Winter, Mark Winona, 2003 Wirtanen, Scott Biwabik, 1985 Wise, LeeAnn Richfield, 2012 Wittwer, Trevor Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls, 2014 Woitas, Bruce St. Mary's Sleepy Eye, 1999, 2005 Wold, Bill Hill-Murray, Maplewood, 1976, 78, 80, 82, 86, 87 Woodford, Cliff Mankato East, 1978, 80, 85, 87 Woods, Danny Academy of Holy Angels, 2005, 16, 17 Worke, John Blooming Prairie, 1999 Wright, Susan Mankato Loyola, 1981 Young, Heather Cloquet, 2004 Youso, Bob Moose Lake, 1979, 80, 81, 82 Zanardi, Carole Duluth East, 2003 Zimmerman, Peggy New York Mills, 1978, 79, 80, 81 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 109

16 State Girls Basketball Tournament Participants Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield (Winter) Champion; 86, 2005 AAA Runner-up, 16 AAA Champion, 17 Ada-Borup , 07, 08 A Champion, 09 A Champion, 12, 13 A Runner-up, 14, 15 A Champion, 17 Adrian Albany Area , 79 A Runner-up, 80 A Champion, 81, 83 AA Champion, 97; 2003, 04, 05, 06, 07 AA Runner-up, 08 AA Champion Alden-Conger , 97 Alexandria Area , 97 AAA Champion, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 11, 17 Andover , 15, 17 Annandale , 15 Anoka , 13, 14, 16 Apple Valley , 95, 2004 Archbishop Brady , 79 Austin , 2004, 08 Austin Pacelli , 80 A Runner-up, 81 Badger/Greenbush-Middle River Bagley Barnesville , 2004, 07 Barnum , 97, 99, 2002, 03, 06, 08 A Runner-up, 09, 10 A Champion Becker AAA Champion, 16 Belle Plaine , 03 Bemidji , 94, 2000, 10 Bemidji/Midge Lake Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park AA Runner-up, 77, 2006 AAA Champion, 07, 10 AAA Champion, 11 Benson Bethlehem Academy, Faribault , 2013 Bigfork Biwabik Blaine , 97, 2000, 02 AAAA Runner-up, 05, 09 (The) Blake School, Minneapolis A Champion, 96 A Runner-up, 97, 98 AA Champion, 99 AA Champion, 2000 Bloomington Jefferson , 77, 78 AA Champion, 93 AA Champion, 94 AA Champion, 97, 98 AAAA Champion, 99, 2003 Bloomington Kennedy AAAA Champion, 06 AAAA Runner-up, 13 AAAA Runner-up, 14 AAAA Runner-up Blooming Prairie Blue Earth Area BOLD, Olivia Braham (Fall), 2009, 10 AA Runner-up; 11 AA Champion, 12, 13 AA Runner-up Brainerd , 93, 97 Brandon/Evansville A Champion, 2000 Breck School, Golden Valley , 03 AA Runner-up, 04 AA Champion Bricelyn Browerville , 14, 15 Buffalo , 11 Buffalo Lake-Hector Buhl Burnsville AA Champion, 80, 84 AA Runner-up, 86, 89, 91 AA Champion, 92 AA Champion, 96 Caledonia , 98 AA Runner-up, 2007, 08, 09 AA Champion, 11 Cambridge-Isanti Cannon Falls AA Champion Cass Lake-Bena , 98, 2005 Cedar Mountain/Comfrey , 09 A Runner-up Centennial, Circle Pines , 04, 06, 09 AAAA Runner-up, 14, 15 Central Minnesota Christian, Prinsburg , 01 Champlin Park , 2007 Chaska , 83, 90, 98 AAA Runner-up, 2008, 10 Chatfield Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom , 13, 14 Chisholm , 84 A Champion, 87, 2007 Christ s Household of Faith, St. Paul , 93, 95, 97, 98 A Champion, 2007 Climax/Fisher Cloquet , 2000, 01, 04 Cook County, Grand Marais Coon Rapids Sportsmanship Trophy, 81 AA Champion, 97 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul , 98 AAAA Runner-up, 99 AAAA Champion, 2002, 03 Cromwell , 2004 Cromwell-Wright , 17 Crosby-Ironton Crookston (Winter); 98, 2006 AA Runner-up, 08 DeLaSalle, Minneapolis , 07 AAA Runner-up, 08 AAA Runner-up, 2010, 11 AAA Champion, 12 AAA Champion, 13 AAA Champion, 17 Derham Hall , 83, 84 Detroit Lakes , 07, 09 Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton , 2003 Dover-Eyota AA Champion Duluth Central , 84, 86 AA Sportsmanship Trophy Duluth Denfeld (Winter); 92 Duluth East , 83, 85,87, 91, 95, 96, 2002, 03 AAA Runner-up, 12 East Central, Sandstone East Chain , 82 A Runner-up East Grand Forks , 86 A Runner-up, 91, 2009 Eastview, Apple Valley AAAA Runner-up, 03 AAAA Runner-up, 08, 09, 12, 13, 14 AAAA Champion, 15 AAAA Runner-up, 16, 17 Eden Prairie , 11 AAAA Runner-up, 14 Eden Valley-Watkins , 84 A Runner-up, 89 A Runner-up, 2001 A Runner-up, 06 Edina , 83 AA Runner-up, 84, 88 AA Champion, 2000, 01, 02, 07, 12 Edina West Elgin-Millville A Runner-up, 03, 04, 05 A Champion, 06 Elk River AA Runner-up, 96, 98, 2001 AAAA Runner-up, 02, 04, 06, 17 AAAA Champion Esko , 88, 89, 93, 95, 97, 2002, 06, 07, 14, 15, 17 Fairfax/Gibbon Fairmont , 15 Fergus Falls , 12, 13, 14 Fertile-Beltrami , 78, 79, 82, 88, 95 Foley Forest Lake , 2001 Fosston , 2000 A Champion, 01 A Champion, 03 A Champion, 05 A Runner-up, 06 Fridley , 90, 92, 97 Fulda , 03, 06 A Champion, 07 A Champion Glencoe (Fall) Champion; 76 A Runner-up, 84 A Sportsmanship Trophy, 85 Glencoe-Silver Lake Goodhue , 2009, 10 A Runner-up, 11, 14, 16 A Champion, 17 A Champion Granada-Huntley (Fall) Granada-Huntley-East Chain , 06 A Runner-up Granada-Huntley-East Chain/Truman/ Martin Luther Grand Rapids , 2008, 09, 11, 16, 17 Hallock-Humboldt-St. Vincent/Kennedy Hancock , 89, 92, 97 A Champion, 2002, 07 A Runner-up, 11 Hastings AA Champion Hawley , 2001, 02, 03 A Runner-up, 04 AA Runner-up, 05, 10 Hayfield , 08 Henderson A Champion Hermantown , 05, 06 Heron Lake Heron Lake-Okabena A Champion & Sportsmanship Trophy Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights , 98 Hibbing , 77, 97, 2007 Hill-Murray, Maplewood , 78, 80 AA Runner-up, 82 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 86, 87, 96, 2002, 04, 2010 AAA Runner-up, 11 AAA Runner-up, 12, 13 Hinckley-Finlayson Holy Family Catholic, Victoria Hopkins , 03, 04 AAAA Champion, 05 AAAA Runner-up, 06 AAAA Champion, 11 AAAA Champion, 12 AAAA Champion, 13 AAAA Champion, 15 AAAA Champion, 16 AAAA Runner-up, 17 AAAA Runner-up Hopkins Lindbergh , 80 Howard Lake-Waverly , 82 Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted , 09 AA Runner-up, 14 Hutchinson , 88, 89, 2003, 12, 16 International Falls , 89, 90 Irondale, New Brighton , 98, 2002 Isle Jackson County Central , 04, 11 Janesville Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton Jordan , 08 AA Runner-up, 09 Kasson-Mantorville (Fall); 85, 97, 2014, 15 Kenyon Kenyon-Wanamingo , 01, 14 AA Runner-up Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg Kimball Area Kittson Central, Hallock A Champion, 04 Lake of the Woods, Baudette Lake City A Runner-up, 84 Lakeville , 99, 2001 AAAA Champion, 02 AAAA Champion, 04 AAAA Runner-up, 05 Lakeville North , 10 AAAA Champion, 11, 12, 14, 16, 17 Lester Prairie LeSueur (Winter) Runner-up; 86 Sportsmanship Trophy Litchfield (Fall); 90 Little Falls AA Champion, 81, 84 AA Champion, 85 AA Champion, 89 AA Runner-up, 90, 91 Luverne (Winter) Lyle/Austin Pacelli MACCRAY, Clara City (Maynard-Clara City-Raymond) , 91, 2006 Mahnomen Mankato East , 80, 85 AA Runner-up, 87 AA Champion, 91, 95, 98 Mankato Loyola , 2013, 14 Maple Grove , 10, 11 Maranatha Christian Academy, Brooklyn Park , 11 A Champion, 12 A Champion, 13, 14, 15 A Runner-up, 16 A Runner-up, 17 Marshall , 2001 AAA Champion, 02 AAA Champion, 05, 06 AAA Runner-up, 08, 11, 14 AAA Runner-up, 15 AAA Runner-up, 16 Marshall/Marshall Area Christian Marshall County Central, Newfolden Marshall School, Duluth Marshall-University , 77 Mayer Lutheran (Winter); 77 A Runner-up, 2001 McGregor Meadow Creek Christian School, Andover , 05, 06 Melrose Mesabi East, Aurora , 98 Continued on page Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

17 State Girls Basketball Tournament Participants Continued from page 110 Midwest Minnesota (Clara City/Maynard) A Champion Milroy A Runner-up Minneapolis North Community , 80, 97 AAA Runner-up, 98 AAA Champion, 99 AAA Champion, 2000 AAA Runner-up, 01, 02 AAA Runner-up, 03 AAA Champion, 04 AAA Champion, 05 AAA Champion, 09 AAA Runner-up Minneapolis South , 07 AAAA Runner-up, 08 AAAA Runner-up, 09 AAAA Champion Minneapolis Washburn , 82, 83, 84, 2013, 14 Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis , 05, 08, 09, 10 AA Champion, 11 A Runner-up, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 Minneota , 11, 12, 13 A Champion, 14 A Runner-up, 15 Minnesota Lake Minnesota Valley Lutheran, New Ulm , 2000 A Runner-up, 05, 06, 08 Minnetonka , 2016 AAAA Champion, 17 Minnewaska Area, Glenwood , 96, 97 AA Runner-up, 99 AA Runner-up Montgomery-Lonsdale Monticello , 13, 14 Moorhead AAAA Runner-up, 2003, 05, 07 Moose Lake , 80, 81 A Runner-up, 82 A Champion Mora Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta , 99, 2001 Mounds View AA Runner-up, 94, 99 Mountain Iron Mountain Iron-Buhl , 2011, 12 A Runner-up, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 A Runner-up Nashwauk-Keewatin New Life Academy of Woodbury , 09 New London-Spicer A Sportsmanship Trophy, 87, 88, 91 A Runner-up, 92 A Runner-up, 93 A Runner-up, 94 A Runner-up, 95, 97 AA Champion, 2001 AA Runner-up, 02 AA Champion, 03, 04, 09, 14, 16 AA Runner-up, 17 New Prague , 98, 2000 AAA Champion, 06, 07, 09, 10, 13, 15 New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva , 12, 13 AA Champion, 14 AA Champion, 17 New York Mills A Champion, 78 A Champion, 79 A Champion, 80, 81, 82, 86 Nicollet , 2011 A Runner-up North, North St. Paul (Winter); 77, 98, 99, 2000 North Branch , 2000, 01 AAA Runner-up, 03, 05 Northern Freeze (Marshall County Central, Newfolden/Tri-County, Karlstad) , 11 Northfield AA Runner-up, 2010 Northland, Remer Norwood-Young America , 15, 16 Ogilvie Orono , 15, 17 AAA Champion Osakis Osseo , 89 AA Champion, 91, 93, 94 AA Runner-up, 95, 96 AA Runner-up, 97, 2000 AAAA Champion, 04, 07, 08, 12 AAAA Runner-up, 13 Owatonna , 97, 99 AAA Runner-up, 2001, 08 Park Center, Brooklyn Park AAA Champion, 2015 AAA Champion, 16, 17 Parkers Prairie Pelican Rapids , 13 Pequot Lakes , 2000, 05 AA Runner-up, 11, 12, 14, 16 Perham Pierz , 96, 2000 Pine Island Pipestone Area , 2005, 07 AA Champion, 09, 2010 Plainview-Elgin-Millville AA Champion Princeton Prior Lake , 2002, 03 Proctor , 2001 Providence Academy, Plymouth , 12 AA Champion, 13 Red Lake Red Lake County Central, Oklee Red Lake Falls , 97 A Runner-up, 98 A Runner-up, 99 Red Rock Central, Lamberton , 98, 99 Class A Runner-up Red Wing , 2005, 11, 12, 13 AAA Runner-up Redwood Falls A Champion, 77, 78 A Runner-up, 79 Redwood Valley, Redwood Falls Regina AA Runner-up Richfield AAA Runner-up, 13, 15 Robbinsdale Armstrong , 98, 2001, 06 Rochester John Marshall AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 85 AA Sportsmanship Trophy, 98, 2009 Rochester Lourdes (Winter); 76, 86, 87 A Champion, 89,90 A Champion, 91 A Champion, 93 A Champion, 94, 95 A Champion, 99, 2000 AA Champion, 02, 03 AA Champion, 04, 05 AA Champion, 10, 17 Rochester Mayo AA Runner-up, 87, 93, 95 AA Champion, 96, 97 AAAA Champion, 2000, 06, 11, 13, 15 Rockford Rocori, Cold Spring , 87 AA Runner-up, 2003 Rogers , 08, 11 Roseau (Fall); 2000, 15, 16, 17 AA Champion Rosemount AA Runner-up, 90, 2002 Roseville Area AA Spirit Trophy, 92, 1993 AA Runner-up, 2000, 05, 06, 07 Rothsay Rushford-Peterson , 08 Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Sacred Heart, East Grand Forks St. Bernard s , 2002 St. Charles A Sportsmanship Trophy St. Cloud Apollo AA Runner-up, 78, 82 AA Champion, 95 AA Runner-up St. Cloud Cathedral St. Cloud Tech St. Francis , 98, 2008, 10 St. James , 95 A Runner-up, 96, 98 St. Louis Park , 86 AA Champion, 87, 89, 90 AA Champion, 91 St. Michael-Albertville AA Champion, 06, 09 AAA Champion, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 St. Paul Central AA Champion, 77, 78, 79 AA Champion, 2001, 05, 06, 07 AAAA Champion, 08 AAAA Champion, 13, 14 St. Paul Como Park St. Paul Harding AA Runner-up & Sportsmanship Trophy, 88, 90, 91 AA Runner-up St. Paul Highland Park , 86 AA Runner-up, 99 St. Peter , 91, 92, 97, 2010, 11 Sartell-St. Stephen , 10 Sauk Centre , 11, 12 AA Runner-up, 13, 15 AA Runner-up, 16, 17 AA Runner-up Sauk Rapids-Rice , 2004 Sebeka Shakopee , 81, 96, 97, 15 Sibley East, Arlington , 2000 AA Runner-up Simley, Inver Grove Heights , 03, 14 Sleepy Eye , 16 Sleepy Eye St. Mary's , 2005 Southland, Adams , 99 South St. Paul Southwest Minnesota Christian, Edgerton , 79, 84, 85, 2010, 16, 17 Southwest Star Concept, Okabena Spring Grove Springfield , 02, 07, 15 Spring Lake Park , 89 Spring Valley Staples , 85 A Champion Staples-Motley Starbuck (Fall); 76 Stephen-Argyle Central Stillwater Area , 88 Storden-Jeffers A Runner-up, 89 A Champion, 90 A Runner-up, 91, 93 Tartan, Oakdale Thief River Falls , 16 Totino-Grace, Fridley , 2002, 07, 08 AAA Champion, 09 Tower-Soudan Tracy , 82, 84 Tracy Area A Champion Tracy-Milroy , 88 A Champion, 95, 96 A Champion, 97 Tracy/Milroy/Walnut Grove Trinity School at River Ridge, Bloomington Underwood A Runner-up, 05 Upsala Virginia , 92 Wabasso A Champion Wadena (Fall) Runner-up; 76 Warren Warren-Alvarado-Oslo Waseca Watertown-Mayer , 17 Waubun , 90, 99 Wayzata Wheaton A Sportsmanship Trophy, 87 A Runner-up & Spirit Trophy Wheaton/Herman-Norcross White Bear Lake Area , 2004, 09, 10 AAAA Runner-up, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17 Willmar , 92, 94, 2004 AAA Runner-up, 06, 10, 17 Win-E-Mac, Erskine , 2013, 14 A Champion Winona , 16 AAA Runner-up, 17 AAA Runner-up Winona Cotter , 06 Woodbury , 89, 95, 97 AAAA Runner-up, 98, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03 AAAA Champion, 04 Worthington , 97, 99, 2003, 04, 07, 09, 12 Wrenshall Yellow Medicine East, Granite Falls AA Runner-up Zumbrota-Mazeppa Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 111

18 2017 State Girls Basketball Tournament 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 96) era following its title victory over Sauk Centre. Senior guard Kiley Borowicz powered the Rams (32-0) to their first championship in program history with 20 points. Her younger sister, sophomore guard Kacie, added 19 points in Roseau s first appearance in a title game. Since the four-class era began in 1997, only Caledonia (2009) and New Richland-H- E-G (2014) have had undefeated championship seasons in Class AA. Kiley Borowicz, who earlier this season surpassed 3,000 points for her career, moved into fourth place all-time on the career scoring list in state tournament history. With her 20 points in the championship game, she finished her prep career with 268 points during state tournament play. Ahead of her are Carlie Wagner of New Richland-H-E-G (371 points), Janet Karvonen of New York Mills (329), and Rebekah Dahlman of Braham (276). When Borowicz came out of the game for the final time in her prep career with 32.5 seconds left in regulation time, the fans on each side of Williams Arena gave her a rousing standing ovation. Sauk Centre (31-2) did its best to contain Kylie Borowicz, holding her to four points in the first half, but the Rams still led by 10 points at the break. The Mainstreeters made another push early in the second half, hitting their first seven shots and cutting the deficit to six, but the Rams answered every time. Senior guard Jill Klaphake led four Sauk Centre teammates in double figures with 19 points. Ninth-grade guard Tori Peschel and junior guard Maesyn Thiesen had 15 points each and junior guard Kelsey Peschel contributed 11. It was the third runner-up finish for Sauk Centre (31-2). The Mainstreeters were also second in the Class AA field in 2012 and In the third-place game, Watertown-Mayer edged New London-Spicer Senior guard Claire Killian scored 17 of her 24 points in the first half and junior forward Monika Czinano chipped in 13 points and nine rebounds to power the Royals. Junior point guard Shea Oman was the only player in double figures for New London-Spicer. She had 29 points and was 4- of-6 from three-point range. In the consolation final, New Richland-H- E-G recorded a victory over Rochester Lourdes. Junior center Betsy Schoenrock led the Panthers with 20 points, and senior twin sisters Maddie and Marnie Wagner, both guards, chipped in 15 points each. Ninth-grade guard Alyssa Ustby paced Rochester Lourdes with 18 points and senior center Megan Hobday added 14. To get to the championship game, Roseau used a game-defining 12-2 surge in the early minutes of the second half to race past New London-Spicer for a victory. Kiley Borowicz scored 19 of her 41 points in the ALL-TIME RECORD-SETTER TORI ANDREW Orono Most Three-Point Goals: 16 (tie) second half when the top-seeded Rams bolted from a two-point halftime advantage. She finished the game 6-of-7 from three-point range with 11 rebounds and five assists. Kacie Borowicz chipped in 14 points and three assists. Shea Oman scored 21 points for New London-Spicer. In the other semifinal, Sauk Centre found its way to a familiar place: a Class AA championship game. In 2012, the Mainstreeters lost to Providence Academy of Plymouth in the title game. Three seasons later, they lost to Dover-Eyota with the crown at stake. Sauk Centre earned a third crack at winning a championship following a victory over Watertown-Mayer in the second semifinal. Tori Peschel paced Sauk Centre s attack with 20 points and 13 rebounds, including 11 on the defensive end. Jill Klaphake had 14 assists and Maesyn Theisen added 11, including a three-pointer with 8:13 left in regulation time that gave the Mainstreeters a lead. Watertown-Mayer, which led by as many as five points in the first half, got 13 points from senior guard Claire Killian, who has scored more than career 2,000 points. She will play collegiately at Nebraska-Omaha. Class AAA In each of the past three seasons, Orono has been either a top-ranked or top-seeded team in Class AAA. In 2015, the Spartans were the top seed in the state tournament, but were upset in the semifinals by No. 4 Marshall. In 2016, Orono was top-ranked, but lost to Hutchinson in the section final and didn t qualify for the state tournament. In 2017, the Spartans hit no such roadblocks. With only one returning starter and a ALL-TIME RECORD-SETTER MCKENZIE RYAN Goodhue Best Free Throw Percentage - Single Game (10-10) (tie) minimum 10 attempts new coach, Orono completed its journey as a top-ranked and top-seeded team with a championship following a victory over No. 2 Winona in the title game. Senior guard Tori Andrew led the Spartans (27-4) to their historic milestone with 22 points and senior forward Mattea Rice was a dominant force in the paint with 19 points and eight rebounds. Senior guard Natalie Smaron added eight points and 12 rebounds. Andrew, a Yale recruit, scored 15 points in the first half, including 4-of-7 from threepoint range, to stake the Spartans to a lead at the break. Rice had a banner first half, making all seven of her shots and grabbing seven rebounds. Andrew also tied a tournament record for most three-pointers in three games. She posted 16 over the course of the tournament. The Spartans flexed their muscle toward the end of the first half, scoring on nine straight possessions. Rice scored 10 points in five minutes and the Spartans scored every time they ran down the court. Orono outscored the Winhawks 11-2 on secondchance points in the first half and 13-5 in the game. Winona (26-5), which finished as runnerup for the second consecutive season, was paced by senior forward Abby Winter s 14 points and 12 from senior guard Eden Nibbelink. Orono is the third No. 1 seed in the 11 years of seeding in the four-class era to win a Class AAA championship. The other two were Becker in 2007 and Park Center of Brooklyn Park in In the third-place game, Academy of Holy Angels of Richfield posted a victory Continued on page Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

19 2017 State Girls Basketball Tournament 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 112) over Alexandria Area. The Stars led at halftime and the score stayed close throughout the second half. Academy of Holy Angels finally broke away with an eight-point lead with just more than three minutes remaining in regulation. Senior guard Megan Thompson and sophomore forward Destinee Oberg powered the Stars with 23 points each. Ninth-grade forward Kaylie Van Der Werf added 15 points and a team-best nine rebounds. Senior guard Kendall Kohler led the Cardinals with 25 points and nine assists. In the consolation final, junior guard Dacoda Speidel and ninth-grade guard Alexis Cochran-Starr made free throws in the final 23 seconds of the second overtime to lift DeLaSalle of Minneapolis to a victory over Grand Rapids. Sophomore center Mary Claire Francois led the Islanders with 15 points and junior guard Ayanna Gardner chipped in 11. Junior guard Heaven Hamling scored 20 points for Grand Rapids while sophomore forward Meara Beighley had 16 points. Sophomore forward Hannah DeMars had a doubledouble with 13 points and 12 rebounds. In earning a spot in the championship game, Orono used definitive mini-runs in the second half to pull away from Alexandria Area for a semifinal victory. Tori Andrew powered the Spartans with 18 points and Natalie Smaron added 14. Orono broke from a halftime lead with a 6-0 run to open the second half. More runs followed and the lead swelled to as many as 21 points. Alexandria Area, which made just 3-of-19 shots in the second half, was paced by senior guard Kara Thomson and senior center Kayla Feldhake, both of whom had nine points. Thompson was 3-of- 3 from three-point range, accounting for all her scoring. In the other semifinal, Winona jumped to an 8-2 lead in the first six minutes of play and never looked back as the Winhawks defeated Academy of Holy Angels Senior guard Justine Schultz led the Winhawks offense with 14 points. Eden Nibbelink added 12 points and recorded five blocks. Senior center Danneka Voegeli had 11 rebounds and Abby Winter had 10. Destinee Oberg led Academy of Holy Angels with a game-high 15 points and 13 rebounds. Thanks to a taut defense that held Academy of Holy Angels to just five baskets and a edge in rebounds, Winona went to the locker room at halftime with a lead. The Winhawks picked up where they left off at the start of the second half. A 7-2 run in the first three minutes pushed the lead to 12 at The Stars could get no closer than nine points the rest of the way. Class AAAA Elk River (32-0) entered the state tournament undefeated, but perhaps a bit underappreciated while being in the long shadow of Hopkins. Hopkins, Minnesota s most dominant high school girls basketball program in the modern era, also entered the state tournament undefeated. The Royals also had a top ranking and a top seed in the Class AAAA field. Hopkins and Elk River both advanced to the Class AAAA championship game. A victory by Hopkins (31-1) would extend its dynasty to five state championships since An Elk River victory in the title game would be the first in program history and validation of a perfect season. Elk River finally slipped past the Royals following a dramatic victory. Senior guard Gabi Haack scored 25 points and sophomore forward Sydney Wentland added 16 points, including two free throws in the final minute that gave the Elks a lead. Hopkins, which averaged nearly 76 points per game this season, drew to within on a layup by junior Raena Suggs with 21 seconds remaining in regulation. After a missed free throw on Elk River s end, a desperation three-pointer by Hopkins ninth-grade guard Paige Bueckers fell short of hitting the backboard or rim with four seconds left. Elk River senior guard Danielle Lachmiller put the game out of reach with a free throw with two seconds left and the Elks began to celebrate. Lachmiller ended up with 17 points. Elk River held a lead after a frenetic first half of play. Haack scored 16 points and was 2-of-2 from three-point range to fuel the Elks who trailed early, but sped past the Royals to lead by as many as nine. Wentland had 11 points in the opening half, including 3-of-3 from three-point range. Hopkins was crisp and efficient early, scoring on seven of its first eight possessions in building a six-point lead. But the Royals slowed offensively for the remaining minutes of the first half in the face of Elk River s pressure defense. Junior forward Angie Hammond led Hopkins in the first 18 minutes with nine points while Bueckers and sophomore guard Diayla Chakolis each had eight points. Hopkins, which was led by Bueckers with 19 points, finished as runner-up in Class AAAA for the second consecutive season. Sophomore guard Diayla Chakolis had 13 points and junior forward Angie Hammond had 12 points and 10 rebounds. In the four-class era, which begin in 1997, there has never been a matchup of undefeated teams in the championship game. Elk River is the sixth undefeated Class AAAA champion in the four-class era. In the third-place game, Eastview of Apple Valley and Lakeville North met for the third time this season. Lakeville North won both meetings during the South Suburban Conference schedule, but couldn t make it a trifecta. This time, Eastview prevailed with a victory. Eastview led at the break and the Lightning extended their lead to 17 with under seven minutes left in regulation. Senior guard Caitlyn Peterson cut the lead to nine points when she drained a three-pointer with 4:13 left on the clock, but Eastview came right back at 3:59 when junior forward Andrea Abrams converted two free throw attempts. Senior guard Rachel Ranke spurred the Lightning with 21 points and senior guard Allie Pickrain had 16. Senior guard Temi Carda and Caitlyn Peterson had 12 points each for Lakeville North. In the consolation final, Park Center recorded a victory over Andover. Senior guard Danielle Schaub had 12 points for the Pirates and junior guard Meghan DuBois had 11. Senior center Mikayla Hayes, who has signed to play at the University of Florida, had eight points and 12 rebounds. Senior guard Amanda Dagostino had 15 points and three assists for the Huskies, who lost to Park Center for the second time this season. Park Center recorded a victory on February 24 in the Northwest Suburban Conference finale. Hopkins earned a spot in the championship game for the third consecutive season and sixth time in seven seasons with a semifinal victory over Eastview. Paige Bueckers scored 31 points and Raena Suggs added 16 to help the Royals hold off a late Eastview rally. The contest started fast with Hopkins scoring the first seven points and Eastview matching that to tie the score. The teams traded baskets and then the Royals scored four in a row to take a lead they would never relinquish. Hopkins pushed the margin as high as eight points and went into the intermission with a advantage. The Royals continued their strong play in the second half, outscoring the Lightning 14-4 in the first 6½ minutes to grab a lead. Eastview fought back with eight unanswered points to get within nine points at Hopkins then stretched the lead to 14 only to see Eastview roar back to get within three on two occasions in the last minute of the game. Bueckers, who scored 31 points in the Royals quarterfinal win over Minnetonka, was 12-of-16 from the field with six rebounds and three steals. Rachel Ranke led Eastview with 19 points and a game-high five steals. Allie Pickrain added 15 points for the Lightning. In the other semifinal, Elk River set up the dream match-up of two undefeated teams vying for a state championship with a victory over Lakeville North. There were some nail-biting moments, though, before the Elks could celebrate their championship berth. Senior guard Ava Kramer supplied the winning basket when she scored on a layup with 56 seconds remaining in regulation to give the Elks a lead. Those final 56 seconds took many minutes to play and were Continued on page 114 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Basketball 113

20 2017 State Girls Basketball Tournament 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 113) filled with steals, turnovers, blocks, timeouts and missed game-winning shots. Lakeville North ninth-grade guard Lauren Jensen appeared to give the Panthers the lead on a short jumper from the wing with four seconds remaining, but the basket was waved off because Lakeville North coach Shelly Clemons had called a timeout. After much discussion on how much time to put on the clock, both Temi Carda and Jensen missed a jump shot attempts in the final seconds. Gabi Haack scored 15 of her 20 points in the second half for the Elks. Kramer and senior forward Sidney Wentland had 10 points each for Elk River. Elk River had held a lead in the final minutes of the first half, but the Panthers closed on a 12-0 run to take the one-point lead at the break. Caitlyn Peterson paced Lakeville North with 16 points and seven rebounds. Temi Carda added 10 points and five rebounds. Lakeville North was attempting to make its first return trip to the state championship game since winning the Class AAAA crown in The 2017 State Girls Basketball Tourna - ment quarterfinals were played at Target Center in Minneapolis and Mariucci Arena on the University of Minnesota campus on March The semifinals were played at Williams Arena across the street from Mariucci Arena on March Champion - ship games were played at Williams Arena on March 18. Consolation rounds, which were added this year, and third-place games were played at Gangelhoff Center on the Concordia University campus in St. Paul on March Total paid attendance was 36,521. State Tournament Coaching Honor Roll MOST TIMES AT STATE Mike Dreier, New London-Spicer (17 times) Myron Glass, Rochester Lourdes (15 times) Faith (Johnson) Patterson, Minneapolis North Community; DeLaSalle, Minneapolis (14 times) Brian Cosgriff, Hopkins (11 times) Ray Finley, The Blake School; Breck School; Providence Academy (10 times) Dave Preller, Woodbury (10 times) Josh Thurow, Minnehaha Academy, Minneapolis...(10 times) Andy Berkvam, Lakeville; Lakeville North (9 times) Ron Gunderson, New Prague (9 times) David Smart, Ada-Borup (9 times) Dave Thorpe, Osseo (9 times) Terry Culhane, Milroy; Tracy Area &Tracy-Milroy; Marshall (8 times) Wendy (Devorak) Kohler, Alexandria; Alexandria Area (8 times) Gary Gillis, Storden-Jeffers & Red Rock Central, Lamberton (8 times) Kent Hamre, St. Michael-Albertville (8 times) Randy Myhre, Barnum (8 times) Scott Bergman, Sauk Centre (7 times) Jeff Buffetta, Mountain Iron-Buhl (7 times) Jerry Cool, Little Falls (7 times) Bill Gottenborg, Hawley (7 times) Erin Herman, Hill-Murray, Maplewood (7 times) Jon Noreen, Albany (7 times) Jeremy Post, White Bear Lake Area (7 times) Willie Taylor, Mounds View; St. Paul Central (7 times) Brad Atchison, Midwest MN; MACCRAY; Willmar...(6 times) Dick Braun, Fertile-Beltrami (6 times) Tom Cody, Cretin-Derham Hall (6 times) Terry Hunst, Bloomington Jefferson (6 times) , 2003 Chad Johnston, Minneota (6 times) Robert Lahti, Duluth Central & Duluth East (6 times) Sue Northey, Esko (6 times) Steve Reiter, Blaine (6 times) Josh Wieme, Goodhue (6 times) Bill Wold, Hill-Murray, Maplewood (6 times) Jill Becken, Forest Lake; Centennial, Circle Pines...(5 times) Doug Boe, Burnsville (5 times) Phil Frerk, St. Louis Park (5 times) Larry Krieg, Elk River (5 times) Eric Lindner, Worthington (5 times) Clark Olstad, Elgin-Millville (5 times) Dan Schindler, North Branch (5 times) Rick Uttech, East Chain; Granada-Huntley- East Chain; Granada-Huntley-East Chain/ Martin Luther/Truman (5 times) Girls Basketball YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

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