Preps of the Week
Lauren Ulsh
Mayo girls basketball coach Angie Meister calls senior Lauren Ulsh her rock.Updated: Feb 01, 10:54 PM
Skylar Meyer
At six-four, Skylar Meyer is the tallest player on the Lyle/Pacelli basketball team.Updated: Feb 01, 06:33 PM
Mike Goergen
Southland head coach Jon Thalberg was scouting Mike Goergen before he could even spell the word basketball.Updated: Jan 25, 10:52 PM
Katie & Kristie Ovrebo
The connection Katie and Kristie Ovrebo share is deadly, because the USC seniors are the leading scorers on a 13-3 Rebels basketball team.Updated: Jan 25, 06:48 PM
Trenton Thoms
The Glenville-Emmons boys basketball team lost their first three games of the season, but the Wolverines have bounced back, winning seven of their last eight match-ups.Updated: Jan 18, 10:45 PM
Jamie Ruden
Jamie Ruden is six feet tall, so she has the size of an upperclassmen, but she is still a couple years away from her getting her driver's license.Updated: Jan 18, 06:30 PM
Courtney Walter
Courtney Walter is in a unique situation. Not only is she an eighth grader starting on Lyle/Pacelli's varsity, but her dad Brad is the head coach.Updated: Jan 11, 10:43 PM
Bobbie Stephens
Bobbie Stephens is one of the biggest outside threats Hayfield High School has ever known.Updated: Jan 11, 06:34 PM
Drew Osmundson
Despite averaging 21 points a game for Owatonna, basketball has not always been Drew Osmundson's winter sport of choice.Updated: Jan 04, 10:42 PM
Carlie Wagner
If you've caught an N.R.H.E.G. girls basketball game recently then you've probably seen Carlie Wagner score off of a Hail Mary pass from Jade Schultz.Updated: Jan 04, 06:35 PM
