Duluth’s Chloe Johnson first gained notoriety on social media as a seventh-grader playing AAU basketball at the 17-under ...

The Princeton Men’s Basketball Class of 2028. The men’s team continues to bring in talented recruiting classes. This year’s first-years have had an immediate impact, namely forward Jacob Huggins and ...

girls basketball. Regarded as one of the nation’s best in the class of 2028, Johnson is a polished offensive player who scored 29 points per game during the regular season.

In a state loaded with rising basketball phenoms, ... ESPN W ranked her No. 3 nationally in the high school class of 2028. Johnson isn't the only Minnesota kid in ESPN W's 2028 "Terrific 25.

The University of Minnesota Gophers women’s basketball team is trying to bring in the daughter of a Minnesota sports icon. Ari Peterson, the eighth-grade daughter of former Vikings running back ...

Stacker compiled a list of the highest rated Class of 2026 basketball recruits from Minnesota using data from 247Sports. Athletes are ranked by their 247Sports Composite ranking. Svet foto ...

In the Minnesota Basketball News class-by-class rankings, the Hilltoppers are No. 3 in Class 2A and the Royals are No. 1 in Class 4A. How they’ve fared: Hopkins is coming off a 68-61 loss to ...

The first AAU basketball team in Minnesota, named after McRae Park in South Minneapolis. The team was founded by head coach Ralph Crowder. "He brought kids from North Side, Wisconsin, other cities.

Minnesota is far lower on its list, coming in at No. 49, which is 10th in the Big Ten. Durkin is far and away the best player in Minnesota's class, according to 247Sports, with a 93.0 rating.

Chloe Johnson, a 6-foot Duluth Marshall sophomore, this summer was ranked by ESPN as the top point guard and third-best player in the country in the Class of 2028. High Schools ...

The Minnesota boys basketball state tournament brackets were unveiled Saturday, and they feature a pair of St. Paul teams — one of which you’re used to seeing at state, the other you’re not.

Morning headlines from Dec. 4, 2023 02:32. Former Minnesota Lynx and USA Basketball teammates Maya Moore and Seimone Augustus headline the 2024 Women's Basketball Hall of Fame class that was ...