Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning St. Cloud, Minnesota across Baseball, Hockey, Basketball.
The University of Minnesota Duluth Men's Basketball team has unveiled its full 2026‑27 schedule, aiming to build on a Sweet Sixteen appearance and compete across non‑conference and NSIC Tournament dates.
Mateo Segura, a top high school third baseman, has pledged to play baseball at St. Cloud State University, choosing to remain in Minnesota for his collegiate career.
Augustana College has released its 2026‑27 basketball schedule, highlighting 28 home games for both the men’s and women’s teams, new venues, doubleheader dates and key conference matchups.
A summer tradition across central Minnesota showcases teams with inventive monikers, competing across three divisions in towns ranging from Chaska to Shakopee.
The St. Cloud metro area braces for a competitive 2025 girls' soccer season, with veteran squads and emerging talents poised to chase state tournament success.
The NCAA’s recent rule change extending eligibility to five years is altering the traditional four-year high school hockey pathway in Minnesota, prompting star athletes like John Hirschfeld to reconsider their next move and reshaping team dynamics across the state.
Longtime Searles resident Al Drexler was unexpectedly elected to the Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame, recognizing his five decades of contribution to the town’s baseball community.
The Avalanche's annual ranking spotlights young players under 25, showcasing depth across forward, defense and goaltending positions.
The Goatheads secure Trevor Zins on a multi‑year deal, adding a seasoned presence to their defensive core.
A week of high‑school games, a college rivalry at Brainerd International Speedway and a cross‑state NHL clash headline a busy schedule, while a local hero prepares to bring the Stanley Cup home.
The Wildcats have released a 2026‑27 schedule that opens with a three‑game swing through Wisconsin Dells, features a Midwest Tip‑Off Challenge, and culminates with the GLIAC Tournament in March.
The 2026 campaign will be remembered as one of the most dominant in recent memory for the Brandon‑Evansville baseball program, finishing with a 25‑3 record and a Class A consolation championship.
The Huskies confront a demanding 2026‑27 season with new leadership, a tough schedule and hopes of returning to the NCAA Tournament
Coach Nick Oliver discusses the team's progress, the arrival of assistant coach Joe Howe and the upcoming installation of a new chiller at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center.
The Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame will honor veteran sportswriter Tom Elliott with its prestigious Glenn Carlson Distinguished Service Award at a September 19 banquet in St. Cloud, recognizing his decades of contributions to amateur baseball.
The Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame inducted longtime manager Butch Steen during Raymond Hall of Fame Day, spotlighting his transformative impact on the Raymond Rockets and their 2016 state championship.
The MoonDogs surged early, weathered a Rox comeback, and used late-inning pitching to secure a 5‑3 win, setting up a weekend doubleheader.
The Murray County Central baseball squad finished 23-2, captured a section title and placed third at state, with Coach Paul Counter celebrated for his leadership and the standout performances of pitchers Krew Schneider, Teague Meyer and Dugan Kluis.
Recent games featured strong pitching and offensive bursts from Sartell, Foley, Willmar and neighboring teams, setting the tone for a competitive season.
Winona Cotter’s baseball team secured its first state tournament win since 2008, overcoming an early hole to defeat Cannon Falls 15-5 and set up a semifinal clash with St. Cloud Cathedral.
A detailed schedule for the Minnesota State High School Baseball, Lacrosse and Boys Volleyball tournaments reveals a packed week of competition, all streamed live on NSPN.TV.
The Cotter Ramblers defeated the Lourdes Eagles 11‑5 to win the Section 1AA baseball championship, ending an 18‑year wait and setting up a Class AA quarterfinal clash in St. Cloud on June 11.
The St. Cloud Rox have announced seven new players for the 2026 season, highlighting a mix of left‑handed pitchers, a freshman arm, and a versatile infielder as the club gears up for its season opener.
A rundown of recent games featuring the Little Falls Flyers, Albany Huskies and other regional squads, highlighting offensive bursts and pitching feats.