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EXCELSIOR — Area dressage athletes, and their horses, helped score the region’s first team championship at the North American Youth Championships (NAYC) earlier this month.
For Eden Prairie’s JT Johnson, you could say that the start of the match-play phase of the Alexandria Resorters Tournament (Men’s Executive Division) was left over gravy.
The Minnesota Twins have turned 14 triple plays, including two this season, during their 59-year history.
With the official starts to fall practices on Monday, hundreds of Eden Prairie High School athletes took their first steps to fall competition.
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The mouse that scurried from out the hole by my front porch to underneath the hydrangea plant caught my attention. A second mouse that did the same thing piqued my interest.
Rosters are set for the Upper Midwest High School Elite League and the Eden Prairie boys hockey program is well represented.
A slide presented at a recent Nike-sponsored Boulder Running Camp included the subhead: “Sleep – The most powerful, legal, performance enhancer ever known.”
The St. Paul Saints' Ryan Zimmerman, of Eden Prairie, has been named the American Association Rawlings' July Pitcher of the Month.
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Minnetonka Community Education’s 14th annual bike ride, the Tour de Tonka, is just around the corner on Saturday, Aug. 3.
Anyone who wants to try fishing is invited to multicultural, family fishing events happening at four locations in four days along the Mississippi River from Coon Rapids to Hastings, where people can get a chance to fish for many types of fish at close-to-home locations.
Soon-to-be Eden Prairie High School seniors Jake Derouin and Zach Spears designed a better mousetrap.
The Eden Prairie High School dance team (EPDT) had a strong showing at last week’s Just For Kix Camp in Rochester.
In sports, momentum isn’t just a thing, it’s king.
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In early July, and in the shadows of a highly successful Rapid City Firecracker Tournament run, the Eden Prairie American Legion baseball team fizzled in its return to regular-season play.
Before attending its own dance camp, the Eden Prairie High School dance team hosted its annual youth/prep camp. Seventy dancers were in attendance. Friday’s Camp Show featured youth performances, below, as well as a performance by the EPDT, right. For dance team information, go to epdt.org.
Last week, Minnesota welcomed Adaptive Sports USA’s Junior Nationals for only the second time in 36 years with 90-degree temperatures, 80-degree dew points and few mosquitoes.
A recent uptick in reports of dead loons and test results indicate an impact from West Nile virus (WNV), according to nongame wildlife staff at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
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It took four games over two days for the Eden Prairie American Legion baseball team to get a Gopher Classic pool-winning shot at Faro Post 2, arguably one of the best teams in the 92-team field (Fargo entered Sunday night’s game with 37-3 record).
Nineteen Eden Prairie Safety Camp graduates, four Eden Prairie police officers and four Let’s Go Fishing-Eden Prairie Chapter crewmen participated in a first-ever Cops-N-Bobbers fishing excursion last Thursday on Lake Riley.
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Heidi Miler was used to the grind.
Six going on 7-year-old Louis Missling eyed the tiger mascot head at Walmart when the wolf head stared him down.
The Eden Prairie American Legion baseball team spent a week in Rapid City, S.D., counted wins over two state champions and exited the annual Firecracker Tournament with a 4-2 record.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is reminding boaters to watch for loons as part of their season-long safety procedures.
Mike Justak, of Plymouth, chased a local Parkinson's boxing class like a fighter chases a dream.
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I have a whole new definition for streaming TV. A couple years ago, I installed a tiny color camera complete with audio inside one of my purple martin houses. This allows me to observe and study the nesting behavior of our largest swallow species. The camera also has infrared-emitting diodes…
A broadly-supported measure effective Monday, July 1, will significantly enhance aquatic invasive species prevention and management in Minnesota.
In its 36-year history, Adaptive Sports USA had never held its Junior Nationals competition in the Twin Cities.
Through its first nine games, the Eden Prairie American Legion baseball team had posted an imperfect 5-4 record. It had never counted a two-game win streak, nor a two-game losing streak.
Craig “Dirt” Bergman laughs when he says the first-ever Eden Prairie yard-games league is “highly competitive.”
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After making a guesstimated 4,750 school lunches, I’m out of a job.
Eden Prairie's Quentin Matsui, Minnesota's Mr. Lacrosse, is among the 50 players who have advanced to the second round of tryouts for the 2020 U.S. men’s U19 team.
“As a coach, you always want more practices than games,” said Eden Prairie American Legion baseball coach Valdie Magstadt. “From when we started on Monday through July 4, we’ll have four days off, and two of those are travel days.”
CHASKA — A crowd of 75 family, friends and long-ago competitors cheered as they watched Wayzata High School alumna Sarah Burnham make the cut June 21 at the KPMG PGA Championship.
Photos from the KPMG Women's PGA Championship at Hazeltine National Golf Club on Sunday.
Hannah Green felt the nerves on her second shot in the fairway on 18 at Hazeltine National in Chaska, the 72nd and final hole of the 2019 KPMG Women's PGA Championship.
With 36 of the 80 golfers playing under par, the pack at the top of the leaderboard of the 2019 KPMG Women's PGA Championship tightened on Saturday.
If Hannah Green shot the surprise round of the day to begin the 2019 KPMG Women's PGA Championship June 20, her follow-up 18 holes on Friday at Hazeltine National in Chaska certainly continued that trend.
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The top women golfers in the world take center stage at Hazeltine National Golf Club this week for the 2019 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship.
For the first time, the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship will call Hazeltine National Golf Club home.
Three Eden Prairie High School golfers golfed last week’s state tournament.
In May, Eden Prairie’s Quentin Matsui became only the second-ever Minnesota male lacrosse player to be selected to play in the prestigious Under Armour All-American game (June 29, at John Hopkins University).
