The Shakopee boys soccer team is struggling to score goals.
The Shakopee volleyball team is making progress in what has been a rebuilding campaign.
Jacob Goede’s dominance in the Late Models division at Elko Speedway continued Sept. 24.
With archery deer season underway and scouting for the upcoming firearms deer season starting in earnest, now is an ideal time for hunters to start using the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources online log for deer and other wildlife sightings.
The Shakopee football team earned a second straight shutout victory Sept. 23, dominating the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball.
The Shakopee girls soccer team is looking like a contender in Section 2AAA.
Canterbury Park’s 64-day meet concluded Sept. 17 with a 13-race program that attracted $2,364,097 in handle.
The Shakopee boys and girls cross country teams are trying to keep the pace on the trails.
The Shakopee football team bounced back in a big way in its home opener Sept. 16.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is encouraging archery deer hunters to make a plan for the season by considering safety, hunting regulations, chronic wasting disease and steps they need to take to process their deer.
The Shakopee girls tennis team reeled off five straight wins after a loss in their season opener.
The Shakopee boys soccer team picked up its second win of the season and both have come against Section 2AA foes.
Jacob Goede is starting to pull away from the field in the race for the season points title in the Late Models division at Elko Speedway.
Seeking a second straight 2-0 start, the Shakopee football team had two special teams letdowns on back-to-back plays at rival Prior Lake Sept. 9.
With the COVID-19 pandemic seemingly in the rearview mirror, the referee shortage is still square in the forefront for high school athletic directors.
The Shakopee girls swimming team ruled the dual pool in its South Suburban Conference opener Sept. 1.
The Shakopee football team powered its way to an easy win in its season opener Sept. 1.
Ten different drivers earned checkered flags in racing action at Elko Speedway Sept. 3.
The Shakopee volleyball team has a lot of new faces in what looks to be a rebuilding season.
Can the Shakopee girls soccer team build off its first double-digit season in wins since 2012?
Can the Shakopee boys and girls cross country teams make a bigger impact this fall?
The Shakopee Alumni Association’s 2022 Hall of Fame inductees will be recognized Sept. 23.
Can the Shakopee football team go one, or even two, steps further this fall?
There’s plenty of talent back for the Shakopee girls swimming team to make an even bigger splash than it did last fall.
The Shakopee boys soccer team has to replace 15 seniors from last season, but that hasn’t lowered expectations.
The Shakopee girls tennis team won six games in the highly competitive South Suburban Conference last year.
Juli Inkster seems to have mastered The Meadows at Mystic Lake Golf Course.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have been using environmental DNA (or eDNA) technology to detect invasive carp in the St. Croix, Mississippi and Minnesota rivers.
Jacob Goede has made his move to the top of the points standings in the Late Models division at Elko Speedway.
Soccer is more than just two goals, one ball and 90 minutes of back-and-forth action on the field for Chaska resident Carlos Beltran. It is about community.
Senior Rachel Kilkelly has one more season on the Division I volleyball court at the University of Minnesota, and she’s hoping it can be a special one.
Alex Duncan and Jaden Case represented Shakopee in the Minnesota Legion All-Stars Showcase Aug. 7 in Minnetonka.
Part of what makes sports so enjoyable is the sound that surrounds it.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is asking for input on several special fishing regulation proposals.
For the fourth straight summer, the Shakopee Indians have been left out of the Class B state party.
Minnesota's ruffed grouse spring population counts are up from last year, which was not expected during the current declining phase of the 10-year cycle — a pattern recorded for 72 years.
Is the South Suburban Conference still the top volleyball league in the state?
The 62nd training camp for the Minnesota Vikings is underway at the Twin Cities Orthopedics Performance Center.
The Shakopee Indians stayed alive in the Section 3B playoffs with a three-run rally in the ninth inning Aug. 3.
Chad Walen of Prior Lake continues to lead the way in the Late Models season points race at Elko Speedway.
Horse racing has returned at Canterbury Park in Shakopee following a nine-day break that allowed for Twin Cities Summer Jam, a three-day music festival that attracted more than 30,000 fans.
Last fall, Jackson Vogel was the first-ever player from the Shakopee boys hockey program to be selected for the Upper Midwest High School Elite League.
The Sub-State 3 playoffs started off well for the Shakopee American Legion baseball team.
For Dave Lane of Victoria, pickleball has become somewhat of a lifesaver.
Bryce Rauner, 17, of Prior Lake has been on the fast track his whole life.
The phrase “You can’t play the game without a referee” is becoming more and more of a reality in the world of youth sports like soccer.
Is Jacob Goede’s streak of consecutive points titles in jeopardy at Elko Speedway?
Five straight losses for the Shakopee Indians is not the streak needed before the postseason.
When Karen Shenk moved with her husband, John, from Hibbing to Victoria nine years ago, she was nervous. Their children had moved out of the house, and they left the social community they made and were accustomed to up north.
Garrison Monroe will stay in state to continue his football career.
