Practices for fall sports don't start until Aug. 16, but preseason volleyball rankings have already been released.
Taylor Koenen still gets the feels when entering the gymnasium at Shakopee High School. A place where many of her more than 2,000 career points were scored on the basketball court over five varsity seasons.
In today's Major League Baseball, finding three infielders on one side of the diamond is a regularity. Often times a third baseman is positioned where the shortstop generally would be. A 4-5-3 double play — second baseman to third baseman to first baseman — is a common scoring play.
Shakopee Baseball Association is trying something different this fall in the hopes of drawing in more youth. Free baseball. That's right, free baseball.
Fans are welcome at the TCO Performance Center next week to watch the Minnesota Vikings in their 61st training camp.
Aaron Olson’s first pitch swing sounded and looked like a base hit to left field. Instead the ball found the glove of the third baseman, resulting in a force out at second base.
The Shakopee legion baseball team made a strong run in the Sub-State 3 tournament, but came up a little short.
Jackson Vogel will represent the Shakopee boys hockey team in the Upper Midwest High School Elite League.
Hunter and Madison Weiss excelled on and off the volleyball court in their stellar carers at the College of Saint Benedict.
Some of the legends of the LPGA will be in Prior Lake to compete in the inaugural Land O’Lakes Legends Classic Aug. 5-7.
Adam Roemer hoped his wife might not find out he snuck out at 7 a.m. on Mother's Day to play nine holes of golf. So when he hit a hole-in-one, he was hush-hush about it.
The abnormally dry to drought conditions occurring across Minnesota are creating challenging conditions for people trying to get their boats into or out of the water at public boat launches, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Makenzie Bachelor will take her game to a higher level next winter in the Ivy League.
Steffon Mitchell is taking the next step in his basketball career.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources encourages to the public to weigh in on proposed special fishing regulations that would allow anglers to keep fewer sunfish from 50 lakes.
Jacob Goede of Carver is seeking an eighth straight points title this summer at Elko Speedway.
The Shakopee Indians fell twice in their own tournament June 25-26 to a pair of Class B powers.
Dave Johnson has turned Shakopee Bowl into a mini baseball paradise for kids and adults.
Hunters can start applying for the regular archery deer hunt at Camp Ripley near Little Falls.
The Shakopee wrestling team has been the state’s dominant program over the last three years and Alex Van Krevelen is now in charge of it.
The Shakopee legion baseball team is off to a strong start this summer.
The Shakopee girls track team saw the careers of six seniors come to end at the Class AA state meet June 19 at St. Michael-Albertville High School.
The Shakopee Indians have had an even start to their season.
Recent hot weather may be contributing to fish die-offs in lakes across the state, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Baseball's unofficial anthem, "Take me out to the ball game," has a little more meaning this summer in St. Paul.
Hunters have a new opportunity to harvest up to six teal during an experimental five-day early teal season and shooting hours will continue until sunset rather than ending at 4 p.m. during the first portion of Minnesota’s waterfowl hunting season.
The Shakopee boys track team was left out of the state party.
The Shakopee girls track team was led by its seniors in the Section 2AA meet June 9 in Waconia.
Baseball has been a beloved part of Jordan’s history for nearly a century.
Chanhassen was one win away from state in 2019. They won 13 matches in 2018, received the No. 1 seed and played for a section title in 2018. The Class of 2020 had high hopes dashed away because of COVID.
Maren Masters made a run at the state links for the Shakopee girls golf team.
The Shakopee baseball team’s state drought continues.
The Shakopee softball team was hoping to make a run at the Section 2AAAA title.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has issued an emergency rule temporarily prohibiting the movement of all farmed white-tailed deer within the state, with the exception of deer being transported to slaughter.
Editor's note: Dr. Karissa L. Niehoff is an executive director of the National Federation of State High School Associations.
The Shakopee boys track team finished in the middle of the pack at the South Suburban Conference Championships June 1.
To curl, you need stones, a broom, and a few other pieces of equipment to help you stay warm and not slip. For some curlers, the only other thing they really need is their wheelchair and delivery stick.
The Shakopee girls track team has been making some strides all season long.
The Shakopee Indians have been left out of the Class B state party the last two summers.
The Shakopee boys lacrosse team has been gearing up for the playoffs all spring.
It’s playoff time for the Shakopee baseball team.
The Shakopee softball team seems to be peaking at the right time.
Interested hunters have through June 11 to apply for one of 30 elk licenses offered this year by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Dave Pokorney, former longtime city administrator in Chaska, remembers a conversation he had with Arthur Hills before the ground broke for the Chaska Town Course.
There's no slowing down 7-year-old Logan Pieper.
A local family is “overwhelmed with gratitude” after a GoFundMe page raised more than $61,000 for Shakopee head boys lacrosse coach Sean Pollock, whose wife Jenna was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in March 2020.
The shot clock debate for Minnesota high school boys and girls basketball could start to heat up again.
Girls wrestling got enough "yes" votes. Boys volleyball did not.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, in partnership with Share the Mic Minnesota, is kicking off a unique social media campaign to encourage diversity, equity, and inclusion on Minnesota’s public lands and waters.
The Shakopee boys track team is trying to make up for lost time.
