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Jared Butson, a 49‑year‑old teacher from St. Charles, Minnesota, was named the 2025‑26 boys basketball Official of the Year by the Minnesota State High School League, recognizing his extensive experience, mentorship and advocacy for new officials.
The Rosemount Irish were honored by the Minnesota Vikings following their 2026 league championship, a victory highlighted by Talia Vescio’s seven touchdowns and a 45‑12 win over Rogers.
High school basketball players from southeastern Minnesota gathered at the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association Showcase, where Elliot Myszkowski shared insights on self‑trust, leadership, and the influence of his program as he looks toward his final season.
After an opening loss, the Chargers rallied to win two games, including a 15‑8 triumph over Janesville‑Waldorf‑Pemberton and a 6‑0 shutout of Ogilvie, finishing the season 25‑3.
The Rosemount Irish dominated the 2026 Minnesota Girls Flag Football League final, defeating the Rogers Royals 45‑12. Talia Vescio’s seven touchdown passes and a stifling defense highlighted the win, which underscores the program’s historic role and its push for official varsity recognition.
The Minnesota Vikings are set to host the second annual high school girls flag football state championship, featuring 13 teams competing for the inaugural title at TCO Stadium in Eagan.
The Minnesota Vikings will showcase the second annual high school girls flag football championship, highlighting the sport's surge in popularity and its upcoming Olympic debut.
The Minnesota Vikings are hosting their second annual high school girls flag football state championship, featuring 13 schools at TCO Stadium in Eagan, Minnesota. The event underscores a national surge in flag football participation, Olympic aspirations, and emerging state-level recognition.
The board postponed a decision on giving girls flag football emerging status, opting to gather more feedback while the sport shows rapid growth and substantial investment.
The Minnesota State High School League will decide on June 2 whether to grant girls flag football emerging sport status, a move that could transform high school athletics and expand opportunities for female athletes across the state.
The St. Cloud Tech girls flag football team finished the regular season 6‑0, preparing for District 1 playoffs while championing the push to make flag football an official Minnesota high school sport.
Local students Abbie Harmon and Susie Engebreton are leading a campaign to have girls flag football recognized by the state league, with a board discussion slated for June 2.