Its multiple teams with top players from around the region. It feels like 90+ degrees in a bright sun. I'm on the road in July. A couple MIAC coaches in the gym. Adult beverages at night evaluating life and the day of hoops. Ah yes, it feels like a great Las Vegas trip. Even if Cheadle and many Minnesota refs are working. So is this heaven? No its Iowa. Oh people will come Czar, people will most definitely come. And so I emerged from the cornfields to take in a road session of games in this abbreviated grassroots season. But unlike the movie, I return from left field. I even return with money as the Vegas players card works at Diamond Jo's along the way but no stop there which is always the best move. Remember folks, Grinders Win, Gamblers Lose.
The weekend in Ames at the All Iowa Attack Fieldhouse featured a surprisingly strong field for a regional event. Granted having this not be the July open events period definitely caused some helpful movement of teams. So we'll begin with results from the high school divisions and then comment on some of what I had the chance to watch.
17U Showcase
Crossfire Stone 4-1
D1 Minnesota 3-0
D1 Minnesota Prospects Culp 0-3
Heat Tauer 3-0
Howard Pulley 16s/17s 2-1
MN Rise 3-2
Select Ohnstad 3-1
Select Ohnstad had all 4 of their games decided by 3 points or less. Sunday was especially wild. They were sleepy vs MN Rise and lost by 2. They came back in their next game with Jaelen Treml's layup at the buzzer in OT to beat Team Factory Gold. Speaking of MN Rise, they won their 1st 3 games including that Select game. But then gave up a 15 point lead including a 4 point play with about 15 seconds left to lose by 1 to South Dakota Network. Solid weekend for the outstate club.
Crossfire Stone is now 7-1 on the season. They had a pair of 1 point games that they won. Brad Cimperman with a late FT to win the Lincoln Supreme game. The only loss was a hard fought 6 point loss to Heat Tauer, no shame in that. They also had a good win over South Dakota Attack. Attack played without Wisconsin commit Matthew Mors but did have top 5 Iowa soph Tanner Te Slaa (who we saw last week with SD Venom 16s but this is his normal team). Te Slaa had a late 3 and the game winning free throws to beat Howard Pulley on Saturday night.
Continuing with Howard Pulley they were one of the 3 local teams to pick up good wins over Team Factory UA Rise with Wisconsin commit Chucky Hepburn. Heat Tauer and D1 Minnesota also on that list. Very surprised they came away from the weekend 0-4. Very fun team to watch and talented.
17U Division
MN Lockdown 4-0 Tourney Champs
MN Nice 1-3
MN Select Robinson 3-2 Consolation Champs
A 1 point loss in pool pushed Select Robinson to 2nd in pool. Then the local MN Lockdown squad beat them by 2 in the semis. Lockdown went on win the championship game by 9. Select avenged the 1 point pool loss to All Iowa Attack Black with a 1 point win in the consolation title game.
16U/15U Showcase
D1 Minnesota 15s 3-0
D1 Minnesota 16s 2-1
D1 Prospects 16s-Chase 2-1
D1 Prospects 16s-Tiran 2-1
D1 Prospects 15s-Laymon 0-3
Howard Pulley 15s 3-0
Heat MacDonald 16s 0-3
MN Rise 16s 2-2
MN Suns 16s Richardson 2-2
15U
MN Nice 2-2
MN Grizzlies 1-3
MN Heat Yahn 0-4
D1 Minnesota 15s steamrolled their way to 3 easy wins for coach Al Harris. The 16U crew had a long rough stretch of solo offense against a very good Lincoln Supreme 16s team. That put them down by 19 in the 2nd half before a late rally fell short. Howard Pulley 15s look to be a very fun roster with some of the guys from last year's loaded DTA 14U squad that played 15s locally. Tommy Humphries and CJ O'Hara on the perimeter with the massive Lincoln Palbicki inside. Add in guys like Emmanuel Schmitter and you have a talented crew. They also blew out a talented South Dakota Attack squad. Heat MacDonald had a very good All Iowa Attack crew on the ropes before losing in overtime. Star guard Cole Glasgow from that AIA team is reported to be joining the D1 Minnesota 16s.
Player Thoughts
The Star - Eli King (Caledonia, D1 17s). It was his play in the game vs Team Factory on Saturday night that earned him an immediate offer from the Gophers. Explosive off the floor for dunks, distributing the ball and defending a guy like Chucky Hepburn, he played at a ridiculous level.
Andrew Morgan (Waseca, Heat Tauer) - In their big game vs Team Factory, Will Tschetter had offensive struggles and Morgan more than made up for it with a strong double double of 18 points, 11 rebounds (give or take) and a couple of blocks.
Ryan Dufault (Waseca, Heat Tauer) - His toughness shows thru in making big plays and he did that to be a major factor in why the Heat held off Team Factory.
Kyreese Willingham (Waseca, Heat Tauer) - Just as Team Factory was rallying late, he took 2 plays that Chucky Hepburn caused total chaos on and turned them into a 3 and a 3 point play. Those sealed the game He also was active on the glass approaching double digit boards in that game.
Josh Strong (Champlin Park, Heat Tauer). Now he had some turnover moments. But he did hit some big 3s and have some notable steals. Definitely keeping an eye on him as another PG in the 2021 class.
Caleb Siwek (Rosemount, Howard Pulley 16s) - He hit a late clutch 3 to tie the game vs SD Attack. Then against Team Factory knocked down 4 early 3s and then his 6th triple of that game was the dagger to clinch it. I know shooting runs in the family (brother Luke is at Hamline) but I didn't know he shot it like that. 20 PPG in the South Suburban. After his stats were pointed out to me I knew I missed on him as my breakout player there, but seeing it in person totally cemented that.
Tre Holloman (CDH, Howard Pulley 16s) - He got the better of the battle with Hepburn on Sunday. Had a pair of big triples and then a very smart postup for a hoop when he saw Hepburn's small backup was guarding him. Plus the usual distributing and control of pace that we've all come to expect from him.
Reid Patterson (Lakeville South, Select Ohnstad) - Hit the game winner in the early Saturday opener. Then had big buckets to bring them back in their last game and a good look at a game winner there to before Jaelen Treml won it in overtime.
Kegan Heiderscheidt (Sleepy Eye, MN Rise) - A lanky big with some skill and athleticism. Also loved his fire. He was a key piece in Rise success this weekend.
Other Comments
Minnesota showed well with 7 of the top 12 juniors and 5 of the top 9 sophs playing. 3 others in those groups were on roster for the teams there but unable to play. As previously mentioned, this wasn't just about Minnesota though. North Dakota had its #1 and #3 sophomores represented. South Dakota's top sophomore and #2 junior were there (#1 junior Matthew Mors did not attend). Nebraska had its 2nd and 3rd players from 2021 and 2022 there. Iowa had 3 of its top 5 sophomores there with the interesting factoid that they were playing on teams representing 3 different states. So all of this made for some very fun matchups. #1 soph in ND going head up against the #2 soph in Nebraska. #1 soph in Iowa going head up against the #2 junior in Nebraska. Seeing that level of competition is what makes grassroots ball so fun and why I enjoy my Vegas trip. It also is a great differentiator for college coaches. Trying to do it on dicey video feeds is an even bigger challenge to the always difficult art of recruiting.
If you're a long time reader, you won't be surprised I saw Chucky Hepburn 3 times. I am going to watch a Wisconsin commit after all. While he and his team struggled, I loved his game. 23 points vs Heat. Team collapsed when he was on the bench. He has such quickness with the ball and defensively with his hands. Uses his body well and has a swagger. Wisconsin also showing interest in Lincoln Supreme's Isaac Traudt (2022). He didn't have a big game, but as a big wing who can shoot it, I still liked what I saw. It was the toughness of the other star on that team, Cale Jacobsen, that really carried the day for that team. Also liked what I saw from SD Attack 16s star Caden Hinker. The forward holds offers from Augustana and Sioux Falls. I definitely expect that list to grow. Versatile inside/out game, has strength and a bit of bounce. Joe Hurlburt (D1 16s, Enderlin, ND) has a frame that college coaches love and after seeing him in person you can see why. I think he needs some time to adjust to the bigger stage but definitely want to see his development. You can see PG Tamin Lipsey (Iowa, D1 17s playing up) isn't all the way back from his knee injury, but his vision and feel for the game are there. He will be fun to watch.
2020 Hard Work Kick Off Review
While a couple teams have already gone on the road, the revamped AAU schedule (thank you COVID-19) really kicked into gear over the holiday with the Prep Hoops Hard Work Kickoff in Appleton, WI. Minnesota was represented with a handful of teams in each division. Here are the results and a few highlights from what I watched online.
15U
MN Chill 3-0
Crossfire Brown 0-3
MN Select James 0-3
MN Select Koch 1-2
It was a nice weekend for Chill as they hung on for a 4 point win in their opener on Friday night. They followed that up with a pair of double digit wins on Saturday. Productive weekends from forwards Molley Komara (Park Center) and Khalif Bettis (Burnsville).
Rough weekends for Crossfire Brown and Select James. Crossfire with 3 single digit losses. That included giving up a 6 point lead at the very end of their Friday night loss. Wing Henry Skinner (Rockford) with a big 2nd half in that loss to keep Crossfire in it. John Mueller (Watertown-Mayer) also productive for Crossfire.
Select James had a double digit lead in their opener before scoring only 1 FG in the last 20 minutes. They lost all 3 games by double digits. Center Jeffrey Iwuchuwku (Park Center) is raw but shows upside. The Eastview duo of Rohan Jordan and Hayden Hoffman look to be future pieces for the Lightning. Jordan reminds me of PC grad David Ijamibola while Hoffman's game showed a striking similarity to Eastview grad Tate Machacek.
16U
MN Select Davis 0-3
Crossfire Barker 3-0
Crossfire Terhaar 2-1
SE MN Thunder 2-1
MSP Elite 1-2
The Select Davis record is a bit harsh. They lost big to 2 loaded squads in SD Venom and WI Playground Club's Under Armour squad. No real shame there. They came back to take a 1 point lead later in the 2nd half of their Illinois Hoopstars game before giving up 10 of the last 13 points. Standouts for Select included Daniel Ijadimbola (BSM) and RJ Joiklow (Simley), Nathan Johnson (STA), RJ Spencer (TG) and Brayden Williams (Owatonna) all showing flashes as well.
Solid weekend for the Crossfire teams as they go 5-1. That included a local bragging rights win for the Terhaar squad over MSP Elite. That MSP Elite squad is largely a group of Spring Lake Park players.
17U
MN Select Ohnstad 2-1
MN Select Robinson 2-1
Crossfire Stone 3-0
Crossfire Jorgenson 0-3
Only loss for the Mitch Ohnstad's top Select squad was a hard fought battle against the WI Playground Club Under Armour 17s. Reid Patterson making important shots in their games. Jaelen Treml's defense sticking out as well. That included a respectable effort, particularly in the 1st half, against high major recruit James Graham in the WI PGC game. Graham leading WI PGC with 20 points in the game and was the difference.
Select Robinson started out with a loss in the game I watched. But I think this is a squad that could surprise folks with their solid guard play and lesser known guys on the front line. Shakopee's Mick Wherley is one of those guys. Grayson Stalboerger (Eastview) with 4 triples and 20 points to keep them close in the game they lost.
Crossfire Stone swept their weekend. Forward Connor Chappell (Orono) is a guy who I can see jumping onto the radar with his athleticism. PG Reagan Koch (Jordan) makes me think a bit of NSIC PGs like Ryan Bruggeman and Jameson Bryan. Not a wow guy, but makes open shots, is tough and doesn't turn it over. He has a D2 offer from Colorado School of Mines.
15U
MN Chill 3-0
Crossfire Brown 0-3
MN Select James 0-3
MN Select Koch 1-2
It was a nice weekend for Chill as they hung on for a 4 point win in their opener on Friday night. They followed that up with a pair of double digit wins on Saturday. Productive weekends from forwards Molley Komara (Park Center) and Khalif Bettis (Burnsville).
Rough weekends for Crossfire Brown and Select James. Crossfire with 3 single digit losses. That included giving up a 6 point lead at the very end of their Friday night loss. Wing Henry Skinner (Rockford) with a big 2nd half in that loss to keep Crossfire in it. John Mueller (Watertown-Mayer) also productive for Crossfire.
Select James had a double digit lead in their opener before scoring only 1 FG in the last 20 minutes. They lost all 3 games by double digits. Center Jeffrey Iwuchuwku (Park Center) is raw but shows upside. The Eastview duo of Rohan Jordan and Hayden Hoffman look to be future pieces for the Lightning. Jordan reminds me of PC grad David Ijamibola while Hoffman's game showed a striking similarity to Eastview grad Tate Machacek.
16U
MN Select Davis 0-3
Crossfire Barker 3-0
Crossfire Terhaar 2-1
SE MN Thunder 2-1
MSP Elite 1-2
The Select Davis record is a bit harsh. They lost big to 2 loaded squads in SD Venom and WI Playground Club's Under Armour squad. No real shame there. They came back to take a 1 point lead later in the 2nd half of their Illinois Hoopstars game before giving up 10 of the last 13 points. Standouts for Select included Daniel Ijadimbola (BSM) and RJ Joiklow (Simley), Nathan Johnson (STA), RJ Spencer (TG) and Brayden Williams (Owatonna) all showing flashes as well.
Solid weekend for the Crossfire teams as they go 5-1. That included a local bragging rights win for the Terhaar squad over MSP Elite. That MSP Elite squad is largely a group of Spring Lake Park players.
17U
MN Select Ohnstad 2-1
MN Select Robinson 2-1
Crossfire Stone 3-0
Crossfire Jorgenson 0-3
Only loss for the Mitch Ohnstad's top Select squad was a hard fought battle against the WI Playground Club Under Armour 17s. Reid Patterson making important shots in their games. Jaelen Treml's defense sticking out as well. That included a respectable effort, particularly in the 1st half, against high major recruit James Graham in the WI PGC game. Graham leading WI PGC with 20 points in the game and was the difference.
Select Robinson started out with a loss in the game I watched. But I think this is a squad that could surprise folks with their solid guard play and lesser known guys on the front line. Shakopee's Mick Wherley is one of those guys. Grayson Stalboerger (Eastview) with 4 triples and 20 points to keep them close in the game they lost.
Crossfire Stone swept their weekend. Forward Connor Chappell (Orono) is a guy who I can see jumping onto the radar with his athleticism. PG Reagan Koch (Jordan) makes me think a bit of NSIC PGs like Ryan Bruggeman and Jameson Bryan. Not a wow guy, but makes open shots, is tough and doesn't turn it over. He has a D2 offer from Colorado School of Mines.
The Czar's 2019-20 All-Surprise Team
The 2019-2020 season is a wrap. That means its time to hand out hardware and review what happened and what we thought would happen. In that spirit, I'm going to go back and select a player or 2 from each conference that I previewed. But this is not an MVP vote. These are players that didn't necessarily make the biggest impact, but they are guys that exceeded any expectations that I had before the season started. All were highly valuable contributors to their teams.
EMAC: Joey Ritzema - Avail Academy
Ritzema was the classic dirty work guy for the Valor (FEAR THE RHINO!). But he also made big plays.
IMAC: Theo Liu - Blake
The 3 Amigos at the guard spots for the Bears are well known. But its Theo Liu as a stretch 4 and a 4th scoring option on the floor took the Bears to another level.
Lake: JT Gaffney - Minnetonka and Regan Merritt - Hopkins
Gaffney was a very productive wing for the Skippers. From knocking down shots to being a defensive stopper, he was a critical piece.
Merritt was a great role guy for Hopkins off the bench. He hit big shots and was solid defensively. He always seemed to make a big impact when on the floor.
Metro East: Dewayne Thompson - Henry Sibley
While the Warriors had a long year, it would have been much longer if not for Thompson. He emerged as a go to guy that was hard to contain off the bounce.
Metro West: Mahad Faisal - Chaska
Faisal was a productive wing scorer for the Hawks. He gave them critical length and another guy who could make a big shot.
Minneapolis: Quientrail Jamison-Travis - Minneapolis North
Jamison-Travis was an absolute load inside for opponents to deal with. His strength and size allowed him to bully his way to many buckets and rebounds. It also allowed Davon Townley to expand his game by playing more away from the basket.
MCAA: Alex Heimerl - Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Another forward gets recognized here. Heimerl was a key frontcourt piece for the Bulldogs to go with their solid guard play.
NW Suburban: Kaleb Skelly - Spring Lake Park
It was the seniors who rightfully got noticed for the Panthers. But it was the junior Skelly who was the extra piece for Spring Lake Park. His ability to play inside and outside and give them some sort of front line presence was critical to their success.
St. Paul: Nico Peterson - Highland Park
I could have gone with teammate Carter Owens here too. But it was Peterson's energetic forward play that really got my attention when I watched the Scots this year. He could run the floor for dunks but also block shots on the other end.
Skyline: Teige Lethert - St. Croix Prep and AJ Greene - Concordia
In the Skyline I have to stretch a bit. Freshman AJ Greene is the clear newcomer of the year. The lefty wing was a big part of the rotation for a very good season for Concordia. A quality 3rd option that will be a much more important player next year.
Lethert forced his way into the St. Croix Prep rotation with toughness and physical play. That was much needed on the Lions front line. He'll also see a bigger role next year to go with the quality backcourt that St. Croix Prep returns.
South Suburban: Malcolm Jones - Prior Lake and Avery Mast - Lakeville South
Here its a pair of sophomores who raised their games to become key rotation pieces. Jones showed a 2 way game that will allow him to step in and try to pick up some of the slack of losing Dawson Garcia. Expect a big season for him next year at Prior Lake.
Mast proved to be very productive for the Cougars. While the guard play and interior play were known, it was the wing play of Mast that was a big key.
Suburban East: Evan Kim - Mounds View
For a team that had a very surprising year and did it in their typical fashion, Kim was the perfect guy. Big, tough and smart with the ability to knock down shots. That was Kim's story and he was the key to the Mustangs offense all year.
Tri-Metro: Bryce Boyd - Holy Angels and Lamar Grayson - Richfield
I first saw Boyd over the holidays and immediately liked the junior wing. Good athlete and capable of making plays. Definitely a name I'm keeping an eye on.
Grayson went from just another one of many guys for Richfield to being a major force. He was a dynamic scoring slasher for the Spartans. Very tough to stop and very dangerous in transition.
Independents: Michael Jude - Kaleidoscope
The freshman guard saw plenty of time last year. This year he took the point guard spot and ran with it. Not only did he run the show effectively but he was a knockdown shooter as well. That helped lead the young Comets to a very nice 15-13 season in their 2nd year. That included their 1st playoff home game.
Coaches: Omar McMillan - Richfield and Nate Bellefeuille - Legacy Christian
This section is to recognize the coaches of teams who went beyond expectations (#ShockTheCzar). I'm saddened not to see Richfield make a run at state as that could have given them a case for worst Czar prediction ever. But they still come in a clear 2nd as I got them totally wrong. The pieces from last year came back and put it together. Coach McMillan for that would be my metro coach of the year.
Even in the wide open abyss known as the section 4A race, seeing Legacy make the section final was a big surprise. This year was a 15 game improvement from 9 wins to 24-4. That results in the best season in school history. There were definitely pieces in place and getting Jake Wald from St. Francis was huge. But the Lions put it together at least a year earlier than expected. Great work by coach Bellefeuille to put it together.
EMAC: Joey Ritzema - Avail Academy
Ritzema was the classic dirty work guy for the Valor (FEAR THE RHINO!). But he also made big plays.
IMAC: Theo Liu - Blake
The 3 Amigos at the guard spots for the Bears are well known. But its Theo Liu as a stretch 4 and a 4th scoring option on the floor took the Bears to another level.
Lake: JT Gaffney - Minnetonka and Regan Merritt - Hopkins
Gaffney was a very productive wing for the Skippers. From knocking down shots to being a defensive stopper, he was a critical piece.
Merritt was a great role guy for Hopkins off the bench. He hit big shots and was solid defensively. He always seemed to make a big impact when on the floor.
Metro East: Dewayne Thompson - Henry Sibley
While the Warriors had a long year, it would have been much longer if not for Thompson. He emerged as a go to guy that was hard to contain off the bounce.
Metro West: Mahad Faisal - Chaska
Faisal was a productive wing scorer for the Hawks. He gave them critical length and another guy who could make a big shot.
Minneapolis: Quientrail Jamison-Travis - Minneapolis North
Jamison-Travis was an absolute load inside for opponents to deal with. His strength and size allowed him to bully his way to many buckets and rebounds. It also allowed Davon Townley to expand his game by playing more away from the basket.
MCAA: Alex Heimerl - Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity
Another forward gets recognized here. Heimerl was a key frontcourt piece for the Bulldogs to go with their solid guard play.
NW Suburban: Kaleb Skelly - Spring Lake Park
It was the seniors who rightfully got noticed for the Panthers. But it was the junior Skelly who was the extra piece for Spring Lake Park. His ability to play inside and outside and give them some sort of front line presence was critical to their success.
St. Paul: Nico Peterson - Highland Park
I could have gone with teammate Carter Owens here too. But it was Peterson's energetic forward play that really got my attention when I watched the Scots this year. He could run the floor for dunks but also block shots on the other end.
Skyline: Teige Lethert - St. Croix Prep and AJ Greene - Concordia
In the Skyline I have to stretch a bit. Freshman AJ Greene is the clear newcomer of the year. The lefty wing was a big part of the rotation for a very good season for Concordia. A quality 3rd option that will be a much more important player next year.
Lethert forced his way into the St. Croix Prep rotation with toughness and physical play. That was much needed on the Lions front line. He'll also see a bigger role next year to go with the quality backcourt that St. Croix Prep returns.
South Suburban: Malcolm Jones - Prior Lake and Avery Mast - Lakeville South
Here its a pair of sophomores who raised their games to become key rotation pieces. Jones showed a 2 way game that will allow him to step in and try to pick up some of the slack of losing Dawson Garcia. Expect a big season for him next year at Prior Lake.
Mast proved to be very productive for the Cougars. While the guard play and interior play were known, it was the wing play of Mast that was a big key.
Suburban East: Evan Kim - Mounds View
For a team that had a very surprising year and did it in their typical fashion, Kim was the perfect guy. Big, tough and smart with the ability to knock down shots. That was Kim's story and he was the key to the Mustangs offense all year.
Tri-Metro: Bryce Boyd - Holy Angels and Lamar Grayson - Richfield
I first saw Boyd over the holidays and immediately liked the junior wing. Good athlete and capable of making plays. Definitely a name I'm keeping an eye on.
Grayson went from just another one of many guys for Richfield to being a major force. He was a dynamic scoring slasher for the Spartans. Very tough to stop and very dangerous in transition.
Independents: Michael Jude - Kaleidoscope
The freshman guard saw plenty of time last year. This year he took the point guard spot and ran with it. Not only did he run the show effectively but he was a knockdown shooter as well. That helped lead the young Comets to a very nice 15-13 season in their 2nd year. That included their 1st playoff home game.
Coaches: Omar McMillan - Richfield and Nate Bellefeuille - Legacy Christian
This section is to recognize the coaches of teams who went beyond expectations (#ShockTheCzar). I'm saddened not to see Richfield make a run at state as that could have given them a case for worst Czar prediction ever. But they still come in a clear 2nd as I got them totally wrong. The pieces from last year came back and put it together. Coach McMillan for that would be my metro coach of the year.
Even in the wide open abyss known as the section 4A race, seeing Legacy make the section final was a big surprise. This year was a 15 game improvement from 9 wins to 24-4. That results in the best season in school history. There were definitely pieces in place and getting Jake Wald from St. Francis was huge. But the Lions put it together at least a year earlier than expected. Great work by coach Bellefeuille to put it together.
The Fans Go Out With A Bang
Prologue
Section finals here we go. 31 teams playing for titles starting tonight. But its a really strange 24 hours that we've seen. Tonight's finals played with fans but that's the last fan night we'll see. Friday's finals will be played with limited family tickets available due to the Corona virus scare. Props to the MSHSL for lifting the restriction on live streaming playoff games for those games. So tonight we get a subdued crowd in Hastings for the 4AAAA final. Its a rubber match between Suburban East foes East Ridge and Cretin-Derham Hall. The teams split home wins during the regular season with a Woodbury upset costing CDH a share of the league crown.
Game Time
Offense hard to come by early, particularly for East Ridge. Tre Holloman 6 straight CDH points for a 12-2 CDH lead at the 10:15 mark. East Ridge unable to get anything to fall. But Ben North finally breaks the ice with a 3 just under the 10 minute mark. That triggers an 11-2 Raptors run. Brody Kriesel with a 3 to end it. 14-13 CDH at 5:50. CDH with the next 8 as a couple of East Ridge turnovers end the run. North with 2 hoops to stop the bleeding. 22-17 CDH at the break.
CDH seemed to have an answer for every East Ridge bit of momentum. Kriesel 2 FTs countered by a J'Vonne Hadley triple. Drew Adams 3 countered by Amari Carter with a drive for 2 and a triple of his own. Hadley in the post dishes to Will Burke for a layup. Carter puts back his own miss. CDH lead back to 10, 38-28, with under 12 minutes left.
Ben Carlson heating up despite being mugged all night inside. He scores in the post and knocks down a 3 as part of 6 straight East Ridge points. After a CDH FT, its Hadley's 4th foul and another Ben North triple. Kriesel to the line to make 1 of 2 with 4:49 left. That miss would have tied the game and it brings Hadley back in. 42-41 CDH. Holloman takes Carlson off the ball screen switch and finishes. Kriesel from the short corner vs a 1-2-2 zone. Holloman has the answer with the left hand. Then he strips Carlson inside (could have easily been a jump ball). Carter goes to the quick spin move in the post for a layup. 48-42 CDH with 1:40 left and it looks to be over.
Carlson with a free throw. Kriesel with a strip at halfcourt that he converts with 1:10 left. Back to a 1 possession game. CDH misses a front end. Kriesel converts that into a left wing triple. 48 all with 40 seconds left. CDH timeout with 27.2 left. They hold with Holloman. He drives and his lob is too high for Hadley. Carlson with a chance to grab it but can't hang on. Its out to Cretin under their basket with 3.7 left. The teams trade time outs. On the BLOB, nothing on the initial set. Curtis Jones drops back beyond the 3 point line for the catch. 1 dribble left and he'll pull it from 25 feet straight away. BANG! Raiders advance with a 51-48 win. Not to mention it keeps my picks at dead even going into the final night (though I need a Spring Lake Park win to not be underwater). All 10 starters score and no bench points in the game.
Post Game
Heartbreak hotel for East Ridge. Brody Kriesel with 13 of his 18 points in the 2nd half including the clutch plays in the last 1:15 to get the game back to even. Ben Carlson with 10 of his 15 in the 2nd half. Ben North with 2 3s and 10 points. Kendall Blue with only 2 FTs as he couldn't buy a shot all night. Bad luck for the talented sophomore and the Raptors. Ben Carlson goes over 2000 points for his career and finishes as the school's all-time leading scorer. Raptors finish their season 23-6 with their only losses in the new year being the 2 to CDH.
Curtis Jones with the game winner and 16 points to lead CDH. Tre Holloman adds 14 points including 3 big plays down the stretch. Amari Carter adds a productive 12 point night. J'Vonne Hadley held to 7 points. He's been used in the post more as the season has progressed. Didn't see much of it tonight though.
Now assuming the state tourney is played (which is a major assumption at this point), worst case for CDH is a 3 seed. But the debate of Eastview vs CDH in the seeding is a fun one. The Eastview win over Wayzata while CDH lost to Wayzata likely tips the scales to Eastview. But CDH has a Minnehaha win on their resume. At the end of the day its likely a 2 vs 3 scenario which only determines jersey color in a potential semifinal. Both would get a random draw team in round 1.
Section finals here we go. 31 teams playing for titles starting tonight. But its a really strange 24 hours that we've seen. Tonight's finals played with fans but that's the last fan night we'll see. Friday's finals will be played with limited family tickets available due to the Corona virus scare. Props to the MSHSL for lifting the restriction on live streaming playoff games for those games. So tonight we get a subdued crowd in Hastings for the 4AAAA final. Its a rubber match between Suburban East foes East Ridge and Cretin-Derham Hall. The teams split home wins during the regular season with a Woodbury upset costing CDH a share of the league crown.
Game Time
Offense hard to come by early, particularly for East Ridge. Tre Holloman 6 straight CDH points for a 12-2 CDH lead at the 10:15 mark. East Ridge unable to get anything to fall. But Ben North finally breaks the ice with a 3 just under the 10 minute mark. That triggers an 11-2 Raptors run. Brody Kriesel with a 3 to end it. 14-13 CDH at 5:50. CDH with the next 8 as a couple of East Ridge turnovers end the run. North with 2 hoops to stop the bleeding. 22-17 CDH at the break.
CDH seemed to have an answer for every East Ridge bit of momentum. Kriesel 2 FTs countered by a J'Vonne Hadley triple. Drew Adams 3 countered by Amari Carter with a drive for 2 and a triple of his own. Hadley in the post dishes to Will Burke for a layup. Carter puts back his own miss. CDH lead back to 10, 38-28, with under 12 minutes left.
Ben Carlson heating up despite being mugged all night inside. He scores in the post and knocks down a 3 as part of 6 straight East Ridge points. After a CDH FT, its Hadley's 4th foul and another Ben North triple. Kriesel to the line to make 1 of 2 with 4:49 left. That miss would have tied the game and it brings Hadley back in. 42-41 CDH. Holloman takes Carlson off the ball screen switch and finishes. Kriesel from the short corner vs a 1-2-2 zone. Holloman has the answer with the left hand. Then he strips Carlson inside (could have easily been a jump ball). Carter goes to the quick spin move in the post for a layup. 48-42 CDH with 1:40 left and it looks to be over.
Carlson with a free throw. Kriesel with a strip at halfcourt that he converts with 1:10 left. Back to a 1 possession game. CDH misses a front end. Kriesel converts that into a left wing triple. 48 all with 40 seconds left. CDH timeout with 27.2 left. They hold with Holloman. He drives and his lob is too high for Hadley. Carlson with a chance to grab it but can't hang on. Its out to Cretin under their basket with 3.7 left. The teams trade time outs. On the BLOB, nothing on the initial set. Curtis Jones drops back beyond the 3 point line for the catch. 1 dribble left and he'll pull it from 25 feet straight away. BANG! Raiders advance with a 51-48 win. Not to mention it keeps my picks at dead even going into the final night (though I need a Spring Lake Park win to not be underwater). All 10 starters score and no bench points in the game.
Post Game
Heartbreak hotel for East Ridge. Brody Kriesel with 13 of his 18 points in the 2nd half including the clutch plays in the last 1:15 to get the game back to even. Ben Carlson with 10 of his 15 in the 2nd half. Ben North with 2 3s and 10 points. Kendall Blue with only 2 FTs as he couldn't buy a shot all night. Bad luck for the talented sophomore and the Raptors. Ben Carlson goes over 2000 points for his career and finishes as the school's all-time leading scorer. Raptors finish their season 23-6 with their only losses in the new year being the 2 to CDH.
Curtis Jones with the game winner and 16 points to lead CDH. Tre Holloman adds 14 points including 3 big plays down the stretch. Amari Carter adds a productive 12 point night. J'Vonne Hadley held to 7 points. He's been used in the post more as the season has progressed. Didn't see much of it tonight though.
Now assuming the state tourney is played (which is a major assumption at this point), worst case for CDH is a 3 seed. But the debate of Eastview vs CDH in the seeding is a fun one. The Eastview win over Wayzata while CDH lost to Wayzata likely tips the scales to Eastview. But CDH has a Minnehaha win on their resume. At the end of the day its likely a 2 vs 3 scenario which only determines jersey color in a potential semifinal. Both would get a random draw team in round 1.
2020 5AAAA Semis Recap
We're down semifinals and finals across the state this week. My week begins with the 5AAAA semis at Coon Rapids. Good crowd on hand. Solid hot dog on the concessions. No band for any of the schools was disappointing. South Dakota on hand watching the games as well.
Game 1: Park Center 60 Mounds View 39
Dain Dainja with a pass out of the post that leads to an offensive board. Then an assist for a layup and he'll score his own post up with Mounds View not bringing a double team. Josh Brown 2 bombs and its 17-5 Park Center just over 5 minutes in. Soph wing Dylan Wheeler with a couple of 3s as Mounds View counters with a 10-0 run to jump right back in the game. Dainja 2 more inside hoops. Wheeler a hoop and a triple. Dainja ends the half with a mean dunk. 29-25 Park Cetner at the break.
Park Center much more disciplined on the defensive end in the 2nd half. John Montgomery with a free throw and a tip in to keep Mounds View within 36-31 with 10:35 left. Mustangs go the next 4 minutes without a field goal. Dainja with a steal and some circus dribbling to go coast to coast for a 3 point play. Josh Brown another triple. Park Center hits a bunch of free throws from there to coast to a win Dain Dainja with 17 points to lead all scorers. Park Center with 4 in double figures. Dylan Wheeler with 15 to lead Mounds View, 13 in the 1st half. Mounds View tried a quick box and 1 on Josh Brown. Interesting that they never really doubled inside much but Dainja's passing is a legit threat.
Game 2: Spring Lake Park 80 Champlin Park 59
2 simple storylines here. Too much Gabe Myren for Spring Lake Park and too little offense from Champlin Park. Spring Lake Park 4 early 3s to open a 19-6 lead. Champlin Park with the next 10 to cut the margin to 3. Francis Nwaokorie 1st 5 points in that run plus a skip pass for the next 3. Myren converts 2 turnovers into 3 point plays. Kaleb Skelly adds 3 triples. Spring Lake Park 40-30 at the break.
Its a 12 point game with 12:30 left when Spring Lake Park blows it open. Myren in the post, at the line, from deep and 2 more for 9 in a row. Jacob Say adds his 3rd 3 of the night. Blake Remme 2 hoops before a Myren putback. Remme with the exclamation point with a mean tip dunk with 5:43 left. 74-43 Spring Lake Park lead after the 24-5 run. Garbage time from the there. Gabe Myren terrific with 33 points on the night. 20 of those in the 1st half. Only 2 3s as he was attacking all night. 3 others in double figures for Spring Lake Park. Cooper Olson and Devon Moore with 11 each for Champlin Park. They strangely really didn't look at Francis Nwaokorie inside. All 5 of his points in that 1 early spurt and largely invisible beyond that. Some credit to Daydor Phillips for battling him in there all night. His reward? Another chance to battle with Dain Dainja inside in the section final at Rogers on Friday night.
Game 1: Park Center 60 Mounds View 39
Dain Dainja with a pass out of the post that leads to an offensive board. Then an assist for a layup and he'll score his own post up with Mounds View not bringing a double team. Josh Brown 2 bombs and its 17-5 Park Center just over 5 minutes in. Soph wing Dylan Wheeler with a couple of 3s as Mounds View counters with a 10-0 run to jump right back in the game. Dainja 2 more inside hoops. Wheeler a hoop and a triple. Dainja ends the half with a mean dunk. 29-25 Park Cetner at the break.
Park Center much more disciplined on the defensive end in the 2nd half. John Montgomery with a free throw and a tip in to keep Mounds View within 36-31 with 10:35 left. Mustangs go the next 4 minutes without a field goal. Dainja with a steal and some circus dribbling to go coast to coast for a 3 point play. Josh Brown another triple. Park Center hits a bunch of free throws from there to coast to a win Dain Dainja with 17 points to lead all scorers. Park Center with 4 in double figures. Dylan Wheeler with 15 to lead Mounds View, 13 in the 1st half. Mounds View tried a quick box and 1 on Josh Brown. Interesting that they never really doubled inside much but Dainja's passing is a legit threat.
Game 2: Spring Lake Park 80 Champlin Park 59
2 simple storylines here. Too much Gabe Myren for Spring Lake Park and too little offense from Champlin Park. Spring Lake Park 4 early 3s to open a 19-6 lead. Champlin Park with the next 10 to cut the margin to 3. Francis Nwaokorie 1st 5 points in that run plus a skip pass for the next 3. Myren converts 2 turnovers into 3 point plays. Kaleb Skelly adds 3 triples. Spring Lake Park 40-30 at the break.
Its a 12 point game with 12:30 left when Spring Lake Park blows it open. Myren in the post, at the line, from deep and 2 more for 9 in a row. Jacob Say adds his 3rd 3 of the night. Blake Remme 2 hoops before a Myren putback. Remme with the exclamation point with a mean tip dunk with 5:43 left. 74-43 Spring Lake Park lead after the 24-5 run. Garbage time from the there. Gabe Myren terrific with 33 points on the night. 20 of those in the 1st half. Only 2 3s as he was attacking all night. 3 others in double figures for Spring Lake Park. Cooper Olson and Devon Moore with 11 each for Champlin Park. They strangely really didn't look at Francis Nwaokorie inside. All 5 of his points in that 1 early spurt and largely invisible beyond that. Some credit to Daydor Phillips for battling him in there all night. His reward? Another chance to battle with Dain Dainja inside in the section final at Rogers on Friday night.
Roll along Playoffs, roll along
A fun couple of playoff nights on the schedule. Thursday gives the small schools center stage. Friday is a quiet night with the 1st AAAA semis on the schedule.
Thursday: Humboldt 65 Hiawatha 52
This was the 8 vs 9 game in 4AA and I had the upset correctly picked in this one. No Jaheim Houts for Hiawatha in this one. Desmond Lugo a pair of 3s and Humboldt storms out to a 15-4 lead. But a mysterious lack of game plan from Humboldt coach Augie Garcia. He lets the 1 Hiawatha weapon, PG Jessye Lewis, pretty much do whatever he wants. Plus he lets his guys settle for 3s against the 2-3 zone rather than easier looks against a defense that was one of the worst I saw all year. Humboldt gets a couple of free throws at the halftime buzzer to go up by 5.
Romelle Bell lights up the 2nd half for Hiawatha. He starts with 2 buckets. Lewis with a 3 and a drive. Bell from Lewis and he'll cut for 2 more. Lewis for 3 and Bell for 3 to end an 11-2 run from a tie game. 44-35 Hiawatha with their biggest lead of the night with just under 12 minutes left. Lewis with another assist for a 3 to keep the Wolves lead at 47-40 with 10:10 left. But Hiawatha gets only 1 more field goal the rest of the way. Hawks go on a 25-5 run to finish the game. Lugo 2 more trips to the deep beyond. Keith Pabon 2 triples with the 2nd coming as Bell cramps up. A turnover for a layup and the Humboldt lead is 59-50 with 4:14 left. The rest is basically free throws. Jessye Lewis 22, Romelle Bell 20 for Hiawatha but no help beyond that. Desmond Lugo with 5 triples and 18 points to lead Humboldt to the quarters on Saturday vs St. Croix Prep.
Friday: Hopkins 66 Wayzata 56
Hopkins with 2 buckets in the 1st minute but then only 1 FG in the next 12:50. Wayzata with a 12-0 run after those buckets with a couple Camden Heide assists included. Heide with a floater and a Drew Berkland 3 to push the lead to 22-11 at 5:28. Walton backdoor for 2 free throws plus a jumper and Hopkins converts a turnover to cut the lead to 5 with just over 3 minutes left. Wayzata rallies with 2 Carter Bjerke 3s in an 8-0 for a 33-20 lead. Walton closes the half with 2 free throws to cut the margin to 33-22. Walton 12 in the half, 8-8 FTs. Half of that damage done with his primary defender Kody Williams sitting with 2 fouls.
Bjerke scores inside to open the half for another 13 point lead. Here come the Royals. 7-0 run with 2 Xavier White buckets to force a quick Wayzata timeout. Walton for 3 and a putback for a 3 point play to cut the lead to 1. Regan Merritt another productive night off the bench for Hopkins. His steal for a 3 point play and another 3 tie it up. Walton to a fadeaway and Hopkins is back on top 47-45 with 8:45 left. Back and forth we go with Merritt making 1-2 free throws for a 53-52 Hopkins lead with 4:21 left.
Then its time for Kerwin Walton to take over. He drives and hits a crazy off balance banker for a 3 point play with 3:33 left. Then a sweet backcut on a BLOB for another 3 point play. Teams trade a couple of buckets and its Walton to Andre Gray for a bucket with 1:32 left to keep the lead at 7. He adds 2 free throws to help the margin get to double figures. Kerwin Walton finishes with 30 points, half of them at the charity stripe. Much to the chagrin of Wayzata coach Brian Schnettler who had to be held back from the officials late. Carter Bjerke 3 triples and 15 points to lead Wayzata. Drew Berkland adds 3 triples and 13 points for the Trojans. Hopkins advances to face Cooper in the section final next Wednesday. Cooper and St. Louis Park played 3 games this year with margins of 2, 2 and 4 points.
Thursday: Humboldt 65 Hiawatha 52
This was the 8 vs 9 game in 4AA and I had the upset correctly picked in this one. No Jaheim Houts for Hiawatha in this one. Desmond Lugo a pair of 3s and Humboldt storms out to a 15-4 lead. But a mysterious lack of game plan from Humboldt coach Augie Garcia. He lets the 1 Hiawatha weapon, PG Jessye Lewis, pretty much do whatever he wants. Plus he lets his guys settle for 3s against the 2-3 zone rather than easier looks against a defense that was one of the worst I saw all year. Humboldt gets a couple of free throws at the halftime buzzer to go up by 5.
Romelle Bell lights up the 2nd half for Hiawatha. He starts with 2 buckets. Lewis with a 3 and a drive. Bell from Lewis and he'll cut for 2 more. Lewis for 3 and Bell for 3 to end an 11-2 run from a tie game. 44-35 Hiawatha with their biggest lead of the night with just under 12 minutes left. Lewis with another assist for a 3 to keep the Wolves lead at 47-40 with 10:10 left. But Hiawatha gets only 1 more field goal the rest of the way. Hawks go on a 25-5 run to finish the game. Lugo 2 more trips to the deep beyond. Keith Pabon 2 triples with the 2nd coming as Bell cramps up. A turnover for a layup and the Humboldt lead is 59-50 with 4:14 left. The rest is basically free throws. Jessye Lewis 22, Romelle Bell 20 for Hiawatha but no help beyond that. Desmond Lugo with 5 triples and 18 points to lead Humboldt to the quarters on Saturday vs St. Croix Prep.
Friday: Hopkins 66 Wayzata 56
Hopkins with 2 buckets in the 1st minute but then only 1 FG in the next 12:50. Wayzata with a 12-0 run after those buckets with a couple Camden Heide assists included. Heide with a floater and a Drew Berkland 3 to push the lead to 22-11 at 5:28. Walton backdoor for 2 free throws plus a jumper and Hopkins converts a turnover to cut the lead to 5 with just over 3 minutes left. Wayzata rallies with 2 Carter Bjerke 3s in an 8-0 for a 33-20 lead. Walton closes the half with 2 free throws to cut the margin to 33-22. Walton 12 in the half, 8-8 FTs. Half of that damage done with his primary defender Kody Williams sitting with 2 fouls.
Bjerke scores inside to open the half for another 13 point lead. Here come the Royals. 7-0 run with 2 Xavier White buckets to force a quick Wayzata timeout. Walton for 3 and a putback for a 3 point play to cut the lead to 1. Regan Merritt another productive night off the bench for Hopkins. His steal for a 3 point play and another 3 tie it up. Walton to a fadeaway and Hopkins is back on top 47-45 with 8:45 left. Back and forth we go with Merritt making 1-2 free throws for a 53-52 Hopkins lead with 4:21 left.
Then its time for Kerwin Walton to take over. He drives and hits a crazy off balance banker for a 3 point play with 3:33 left. Then a sweet backcut on a BLOB for another 3 point play. Teams trade a couple of buckets and its Walton to Andre Gray for a bucket with 1:32 left to keep the lead at 7. He adds 2 free throws to help the margin get to double figures. Kerwin Walton finishes with 30 points, half of them at the charity stripe. Much to the chagrin of Wayzata coach Brian Schnettler who had to be held back from the officials late. Carter Bjerke 3 triples and 15 points to lead Wayzata. Drew Berkland adds 3 triples and 13 points for the Trojans. Hopkins advances to face Cooper in the section final next Wednesday. Cooper and St. Louis Park played 3 games this year with margins of 2, 2 and 4 points.
Maybe a different playoff game, or(o)no
Prologue:
A late change of plans takes me from my planned 4 vs 5 game (Tartan at NSP) to another 4 vs 5 game. This one in section 6AAA as Orono visits Minneapolis Henry. Lots of contrast in this one. Henry going with 8 seniors in their 9 man rotation including 5 senior starters. Orono returning all 5 starters next year and only bringing 2 seniors off the bench. Orono with a slower big lineup against a smaller more athletic Patriots squad. Orono with execution, post play and shooting. Henry with slashing and the defense generating offense. Always fun tunes on the PA at Henry but tonight's tune was blaring in City Center before the game. Its from 30 years ago and was from a fantastic album that was worked on right here in Minneapolis.
Song of the Day: Escapade - Janet Jackson
Game Time
Orono can't get anything to drop early on. Henry slashing to the rim. They open up on a 17-4 run. But starting guards Glentrell Carter and Mark Campbell both to the bench with 2 fouls just over 5 minutes in. Freshman guard Kyle Kallenbach off the Orono bench with a triple and another bucket as the Spartans claw their way back. Sebastian Loder back to back bombs to end an 8-0 run for Orono. That ties the game at 22 at the 3:15 mark. Yusuf Abdullah counters for Henry with 2 3s of his own and a steal that he dishes off for another bucket. Henry ends the half on a 14-4 run over the last 2:40. 36-26 Henry at the break.
Campbell with his 4th foul on the 1st play of the 2nd half. Orono pounding the offense glass early in the 2nd half. Big center Andrew Mandel with 3 grabs leading to 6 points. Forward Connor Chappell with 2 buckets and triple as part of the run too. 12-2 Orono run to start the half. That ties the game at 38 with 12:30 left. Henry breaks the run and then decides to spread the floor on offense. Defensively they spin up a diamond press. The diamond press creates 3 quick turnovers. That spread opens up driving lanes which lead to wide open kick out 3s. Henry makes 4 of them as part of a 17-2 run that puts the game out of reach. 55-40 with 7:23 left. Orono tries some 1-3-1 trap but never really threatens the rest of the way. Henry wins 68-58.
Post Game:
Sebastian Loder leads Orono with 17 points and 5 3s. Being able to stop the dribble and some critical turnovers were the story for them. The Spartans finish the season 10-17 (3-9 start). With a 6-4 league finish and 7 players from tonight's rotation, including all 5 starters, coming back there's plenty to be excited about for next year.
Henry advances to play at top seed De La Salle on Saturday. Isaiah Smith with 4 triples and 14 points in an unexpected performance. De'Leon Gardner with 14 points off the bench. He had to fill in the minutes of Glentrell Carter and Mark Campbell due to foul trouble. After struggling on the glass tonight, can they keep Jalen Travis off the boards on Saturday.
A late change of plans takes me from my planned 4 vs 5 game (Tartan at NSP) to another 4 vs 5 game. This one in section 6AAA as Orono visits Minneapolis Henry. Lots of contrast in this one. Henry going with 8 seniors in their 9 man rotation including 5 senior starters. Orono returning all 5 starters next year and only bringing 2 seniors off the bench. Orono with a slower big lineup against a smaller more athletic Patriots squad. Orono with execution, post play and shooting. Henry with slashing and the defense generating offense. Always fun tunes on the PA at Henry but tonight's tune was blaring in City Center before the game. Its from 30 years ago and was from a fantastic album that was worked on right here in Minneapolis.
Song of the Day: Escapade - Janet Jackson
Game Time
Orono can't get anything to drop early on. Henry slashing to the rim. They open up on a 17-4 run. But starting guards Glentrell Carter and Mark Campbell both to the bench with 2 fouls just over 5 minutes in. Freshman guard Kyle Kallenbach off the Orono bench with a triple and another bucket as the Spartans claw their way back. Sebastian Loder back to back bombs to end an 8-0 run for Orono. That ties the game at 22 at the 3:15 mark. Yusuf Abdullah counters for Henry with 2 3s of his own and a steal that he dishes off for another bucket. Henry ends the half on a 14-4 run over the last 2:40. 36-26 Henry at the break.
Campbell with his 4th foul on the 1st play of the 2nd half. Orono pounding the offense glass early in the 2nd half. Big center Andrew Mandel with 3 grabs leading to 6 points. Forward Connor Chappell with 2 buckets and triple as part of the run too. 12-2 Orono run to start the half. That ties the game at 38 with 12:30 left. Henry breaks the run and then decides to spread the floor on offense. Defensively they spin up a diamond press. The diamond press creates 3 quick turnovers. That spread opens up driving lanes which lead to wide open kick out 3s. Henry makes 4 of them as part of a 17-2 run that puts the game out of reach. 55-40 with 7:23 left. Orono tries some 1-3-1 trap but never really threatens the rest of the way. Henry wins 68-58.
Post Game:
Sebastian Loder leads Orono with 17 points and 5 3s. Being able to stop the dribble and some critical turnovers were the story for them. The Spartans finish the season 10-17 (3-9 start). With a 6-4 league finish and 7 players from tonight's rotation, including all 5 starters, coming back there's plenty to be excited about for next year.
Henry advances to play at top seed De La Salle on Saturday. Isaiah Smith with 4 triples and 14 points in an unexpected performance. De'Leon Gardner with 14 points off the bench. He had to fill in the minutes of Glentrell Carter and Mark Campbell due to foul trouble. After struggling on the glass tonight, can they keep Jalen Travis off the boards on Saturday.
Let's Get It Started
2020 Playoffs here we go. A couple of pigtail games on the docket before we jump into hardcore section play. Monday takes me to the 3AAA 8 vs 9 pigtail game.as that section in AAA has the extra team this year. Then its my 1st trip to Jump City to see if MTS can pull off another 4A seed upset and make my picks look outstanding.
Monday: Henry Sibley 57 St. Thomas Academy 53
Low scoring 1st half as neither team could convert shots. Particularly St. Thomas who missed a bunch of easy layups on this night. They use a late 10-2 1st half run to lead 22-21 at the break. 32-29 Cadets maintaining the lead with under 12 minutes left. Sibley with a 13-1 run to regain the lead. Tre Michaels off the bench with a big 3 and a Joey Hazzard putback during that run. 42-33 Sibley with 6 minutes left. Center MJ Davis with a putback and the harm with 3:20 left. That looks like a dagger. But Davis promptly fouls out as Yenika Fondungallah (who had fouls of his own all night) comes right back with a 3 point play. Grady O'Neal fouled on a 3 for 2-3 freebies and loops off the staggered double to bank in a straight away 3. That sandwiches a Sibley missed front end. 49-46 Sibley clinging to the lead with 2:11 left. The rest is basically free throws. Cam Latvis makes 6-8 free throws and the Warriors got 8-10 FTs in the last 1:33 to survive a couple of turnovers. They'll visit top seed Richfield in the 3AAA quarterfinals on Wednesday. MJ Davis 14 points and I was told 19 rebounds cleaning up inside. He'll be a nice project big for somebody at the JUCO level (already has a couple offers there). Cam Latvis with 12 of his 14 points in the 2nd half for Sibley. Yenika Fondungallah and Jamie Smith with 10 each as all 10 Cadets score. St. Thomas Academy's super young lineup finishes with just 2 wins, both over Hill-Murray. Sibley sweeps the season series of Mendota Heights rivals 3-0.
Tuesday: HSRA 61 MTS 44
MTS going back to back as they upset Groves last night. They had beaten HSRA twice this year so I liked the upset here. With apologies to Brian Sandifer, I didn't have any camo in my outfit tonight. Jacquez Fondern 10 early points for HSRA with a couple of 3s. But its the pair of 2s before his 3rd foul that help ignite a 19-4 HSRA run later in the 1st half. That breaks a 10 all tie. But MTS would cut into that 15 point margin before the half. Post Anthony Key with a 3 to stop the bleeding. That helps MTS outscore HSRA 12-3 over the last 4 minutes. 32-26 HSRA at the break. The kid running the clock gets replaced just before the break after his 3rd instance of forgetting to start it. 3 strikes and you're out kid. MTS bench very unhappy with him to the point of a late technical in the half.
The second half is all HSRA. Fondern with 2 triples to force a quick MTS timeout. Then he'll add another easy bucket. Jaelen Thomas puts back a miss and the run is 12-0. HSRA with their biggest lead of 44-26. Lashone Patterson was most of the MTS offense as expected. He goes coast to coast for 2, makes 2 FTs and is fouled on a putback that results in 2 more made freebies. That's Fondern's 4th foul with 9:11 left. MTS has the lead down to 45-35 and has the momentum. But 3 straight layups as MTS misses a couple chances. 8-0 HSRA run slams the door. Jacquez Fondern leads all scorers with 24 points. He knocked down 4 3s. Jaelen Thomas adds 14. Lashone Patterson with 20 to lead MTS. Only 2 field goals but other players in the 2nd half for the Wolves. They played with just 5 guys. HSRA advances to play 8 seed Avail Academy (RHINO ALERT!) on Thursday night in the 3rd round of the section 4A playoffs. Winner of that advances to the quarterfinals on Saturday at CHOF.
Monday: Henry Sibley 57 St. Thomas Academy 53
Low scoring 1st half as neither team could convert shots. Particularly St. Thomas who missed a bunch of easy layups on this night. They use a late 10-2 1st half run to lead 22-21 at the break. 32-29 Cadets maintaining the lead with under 12 minutes left. Sibley with a 13-1 run to regain the lead. Tre Michaels off the bench with a big 3 and a Joey Hazzard putback during that run. 42-33 Sibley with 6 minutes left. Center MJ Davis with a putback and the harm with 3:20 left. That looks like a dagger. But Davis promptly fouls out as Yenika Fondungallah (who had fouls of his own all night) comes right back with a 3 point play. Grady O'Neal fouled on a 3 for 2-3 freebies and loops off the staggered double to bank in a straight away 3. That sandwiches a Sibley missed front end. 49-46 Sibley clinging to the lead with 2:11 left. The rest is basically free throws. Cam Latvis makes 6-8 free throws and the Warriors got 8-10 FTs in the last 1:33 to survive a couple of turnovers. They'll visit top seed Richfield in the 3AAA quarterfinals on Wednesday. MJ Davis 14 points and I was told 19 rebounds cleaning up inside. He'll be a nice project big for somebody at the JUCO level (already has a couple offers there). Cam Latvis with 12 of his 14 points in the 2nd half for Sibley. Yenika Fondungallah and Jamie Smith with 10 each as all 10 Cadets score. St. Thomas Academy's super young lineup finishes with just 2 wins, both over Hill-Murray. Sibley sweeps the season series of Mendota Heights rivals 3-0.
Tuesday: HSRA 61 MTS 44
MTS going back to back as they upset Groves last night. They had beaten HSRA twice this year so I liked the upset here. With apologies to Brian Sandifer, I didn't have any camo in my outfit tonight. Jacquez Fondern 10 early points for HSRA with a couple of 3s. But its the pair of 2s before his 3rd foul that help ignite a 19-4 HSRA run later in the 1st half. That breaks a 10 all tie. But MTS would cut into that 15 point margin before the half. Post Anthony Key with a 3 to stop the bleeding. That helps MTS outscore HSRA 12-3 over the last 4 minutes. 32-26 HSRA at the break. The kid running the clock gets replaced just before the break after his 3rd instance of forgetting to start it. 3 strikes and you're out kid. MTS bench very unhappy with him to the point of a late technical in the half.
The second half is all HSRA. Fondern with 2 triples to force a quick MTS timeout. Then he'll add another easy bucket. Jaelen Thomas puts back a miss and the run is 12-0. HSRA with their biggest lead of 44-26. Lashone Patterson was most of the MTS offense as expected. He goes coast to coast for 2, makes 2 FTs and is fouled on a putback that results in 2 more made freebies. That's Fondern's 4th foul with 9:11 left. MTS has the lead down to 45-35 and has the momentum. But 3 straight layups as MTS misses a couple chances. 8-0 HSRA run slams the door. Jacquez Fondern leads all scorers with 24 points. He knocked down 4 3s. Jaelen Thomas adds 14. Lashone Patterson with 20 to lead MTS. Only 2 field goals but other players in the 2nd half for the Wolves. They played with just 5 guys. HSRA advances to play 8 seed Avail Academy (RHINO ALERT!) on Thursday night in the 3rd round of the section 4A playoffs. Winner of that advances to the quarterfinals on Saturday at CHOF.
2020 Better Than Chalk Section Predictions
152 games and 3 months later, it all comes down to this. Its March and now its tournament time. So that means prediction time. A rules refresher. Any fool can pick nothing but top seeds (aka chalk) and claim they were something like 85-6. My mission, and I do choose to accept it, is to do better than a bracket with nothing but higher seeds picked. Last year I was +2 thanks to a +4 showing in the seeding wreck known as section 4A. I've seen all 62 teams in class AAAA this year but was underwater on those picks last year. Not happy with your pick, #ShockTheCzar is great motivational material online. So without delay, here we go.
Class A
Section 1: 16 seed United Christian wins their home pigtail game and goes out in round 2 (2-0, +0). This was prepicked on twitter last weekend.
Section 2: 5 seed Lester Prairie gets the upset on the road at Sleepy Eye St. Mary's but loses in round 2. This was prepicked on twitter last weekend as well. SESM won the game by 3. (0-1, -1) Next game won't impact the +/-. So we begin in a hole.
Section 4: My favorite section to pick. Once again we have the tiered entry system
Monday Round 1: Kaleidoscope over Ubah Medical, Eagle Ridge over Lincoln International. Upset pick violating my rule of always pick home team in pigtails, give me MTS to win at Groves.
Tuesday Round 2: Give me MTS to pull another upset over HSRA (2-0 head to head this season). COPA over N Lakes, Trinity over Kaleidoscope. Eagle Ridge beat LILA by 3 at home, but I'll take LILA in a grudge match here.
Thursday Round 3: Avail over MTS, Liberty over COPA, Heritage over Trinity, PACT over LILA
Saturday Quarterfinals: CHOF over Avail, Hope over Liberty, Heritage and West Lutheran split on each other's home court this year. Coin flip says West Lutheran. Legacy over PACT
Tuesday or Wednesday semis: CHOF over Hope, Legacy over West Lutheran (teams split 2 close games).
Friday final at ARCC: CHOF over Legacy.
Class AA
Section 4AA, it too has the tiered entry system
Tuesday Round 1: Mounds Park over Nova, Math and Science over MSCP
Thursday Round 2: Humboldt over Hiawatha in an upset pick. SPA over MPA, Washington over Math and Science, St. Agnes over New Life.
Saturday Quarterfinals: St. Croix Prep over Humboldt, Cristo Rey over SPA, TCA wins a rematch with Washington, Concordia over St. Agnes
Semis: SCPA over Cristo Rey, Concordia over TCA/GR.
Friday Final at St Thomas Academy: SCPA over Concordia.
Section 5AA
Thursday Round of 16: Litchfield over Dassel-Cokato, MCA over Breck, W-M over BC, HLWW over SW Christian, Holy Family over Providence.
Sat Qtrs at STMA: North over Holy Family, Litchfield over Maranatha, Blake over Watertown-Mayer, Rockford over HLWW
Wed Semis at STMA: North over Litchfield, Rockford over Blake
Fri Final at St Cloud St: North over Rockford.
Class AAA
Section 1: Winona over Simley
Section 3
Monday Pigtail: Sibley over STA for 3rd time this season.
Wednesday Qtrs: Richfield over Sibley, Kennedy over St.Croix Lutheran, AHA over Harding, S St. Paul over Highland Park.
Saturday semis: Richfield over Kennedy, SSP upsets Holy Angels
Thursday final at Jefferson: SSP over Richfield (best SSP season since their last state trip exactly 50 years ago, let the cinderella story continue)
Section 4:
Wednesday qtrs: Minnehaha over Como Park, Columbia Heights as the higher seed goes to Mahtomedi (construction at Heights) and survives again (won by 2 there in early December), TG over Hill-Murray, Johnson over St. Anthony
Saturday semis at Woodbury: TG over Johnson, Minnehaha over Heights.
Thursday final at Woodbury: Minnehaha over TG
Section 5:
Tuesday Qtr: Fridley over St. Francis
Fri semi at STMA: Monticello over Fridley
Section 6:
Wednesday Qtrs: DLS over Roosevelt, Henry over Orono, Mound over Edison, Waconia over BSM.
Sat semis: DLS over Henry, Waconia over Mound-Westonka
Th Final at Chanhassen: DLS over Waconia
Class AAAA
Section 1
Tuesday Qtrs: Lakeville S over New Prague, Owatonna over Farmington, Century over JM, Mayo over Northfield.
Sat Semis: Lakeville South over Owatonna, Mayo over Century
Fri final at Rochester: Lakeville South over Rochester Mayo
Section 2 (SECTION OF DEATH)
Qtrs: EP over Chanhassen, Prior Lake over Tonka, Shako over Edina, Chaska over Jefferson
Sat Semis (highest seed hosts both): EP over Prior Lake, Chaska over Shakopee
Friday Final (high seed): EP over Chaska
Section 3:
Th Qtrs: Eastview over Park, Apple Valley upsets Eagan (2-0 head to head), Lakeville N over Hastings, Burnsville over Rosemount
Tuesday semis: Eastview over Apple Valley, Lakeville North over Burnsville
Friday final at Farmington: Eastview over Lakevile North.
Section 4:
Wed Qtrs: East Ridge over Stillwater, Tartan upsets North (no Damien Johnson), Woodbury survives White Bear Lake, CDH over St. Paul Central
Sat Semis at Hastings: East Ridge over Tartan, CDH over Woodbury
Th Final at Hastings: CDH over East Ridge
Section 5:
Wed Qtrs: Park Center over Centennial, Mounds View over Irondale, Champlin Park survives Osseo, Spring Lake Park over Roseville.
Tues Semis at Coon Rapids: Park Center over Mounds View, Champlin Park over Spring Lake Park
Fri Final at Rogers: Champlin Park over Park Center
Section 6:
Wed Qtrs: Hopkins over South, Wayzata just lost at Armstrong by 5 and Armstrong is rightfully ticked about the 4 seed, I think Wayzata figures it out and pulls an upset. St. Louis Park over Southwest, Cooper over Washburn.
Fri Semis at Osseo: Hopkins over Wayzata, Cooper over St. Louis Park
Wed Final at Osseo: Hopkins over Cooper
Section 7:
Wed Qtrs: Forest Lake over Blaine, Duluth East over Anoka, Coon Rapids with their 1-3-1 upsets Andover (Coon Rapids won last meeting).
Sat Semis at Elk River: Duluth East over Coon Rapids, Cambridge-Isanti over Forest Lake
Th Final at Elk River: Father beat son in 2 close meetings this year, make it 3 as Cambridge-Isanti uses big game experience to return to state over Duluth East.
Section 8:
Tues Qtrs: STMA upsets Rogers, Moorhead another home win over Brainerd, Buffalo over Elk River
Sat semis at St Cloud Tech: Maple Grove over STMA, Moorhead over Buffalo
Th final at Monticello: MG continues their state streak as they beat Moorhead.
Class A
Section 1: 16 seed United Christian wins their home pigtail game and goes out in round 2 (2-0, +0). This was prepicked on twitter last weekend.
Section 2: 5 seed Lester Prairie gets the upset on the road at Sleepy Eye St. Mary's but loses in round 2. This was prepicked on twitter last weekend as well. SESM won the game by 3. (0-1, -1) Next game won't impact the +/-. So we begin in a hole.
Section 4: My favorite section to pick. Once again we have the tiered entry system
Monday Round 1: Kaleidoscope over Ubah Medical, Eagle Ridge over Lincoln International. Upset pick violating my rule of always pick home team in pigtails, give me MTS to win at Groves.
Tuesday Round 2: Give me MTS to pull another upset over HSRA (2-0 head to head this season). COPA over N Lakes, Trinity over Kaleidoscope. Eagle Ridge beat LILA by 3 at home, but I'll take LILA in a grudge match here.
Thursday Round 3: Avail over MTS, Liberty over COPA, Heritage over Trinity, PACT over LILA
Saturday Quarterfinals: CHOF over Avail, Hope over Liberty, Heritage and West Lutheran split on each other's home court this year. Coin flip says West Lutheran. Legacy over PACT
Tuesday or Wednesday semis: CHOF over Hope, Legacy over West Lutheran (teams split 2 close games).
Friday final at ARCC: CHOF over Legacy.
Class AA
Section 4AA, it too has the tiered entry system
Tuesday Round 1: Mounds Park over Nova, Math and Science over MSCP
Thursday Round 2: Humboldt over Hiawatha in an upset pick. SPA over MPA, Washington over Math and Science, St. Agnes over New Life.
Saturday Quarterfinals: St. Croix Prep over Humboldt, Cristo Rey over SPA, TCA wins a rematch with Washington, Concordia over St. Agnes
Semis: SCPA over Cristo Rey, Concordia over TCA/GR.
Friday Final at St Thomas Academy: SCPA over Concordia.
Section 5AA
Thursday Round of 16: Litchfield over Dassel-Cokato, MCA over Breck, W-M over BC, HLWW over SW Christian, Holy Family over Providence.
Sat Qtrs at STMA: North over Holy Family, Litchfield over Maranatha, Blake over Watertown-Mayer, Rockford over HLWW
Wed Semis at STMA: North over Litchfield, Rockford over Blake
Fri Final at St Cloud St: North over Rockford.
Class AAA
Section 1: Winona over Simley
Section 3
Monday Pigtail: Sibley over STA for 3rd time this season.
Wednesday Qtrs: Richfield over Sibley, Kennedy over St.Croix Lutheran, AHA over Harding, S St. Paul over Highland Park.
Saturday semis: Richfield over Kennedy, SSP upsets Holy Angels
Thursday final at Jefferson: SSP over Richfield (best SSP season since their last state trip exactly 50 years ago, let the cinderella story continue)
Section 4:
Wednesday qtrs: Minnehaha over Como Park, Columbia Heights as the higher seed goes to Mahtomedi (construction at Heights) and survives again (won by 2 there in early December), TG over Hill-Murray, Johnson over St. Anthony
Saturday semis at Woodbury: TG over Johnson, Minnehaha over Heights.
Thursday final at Woodbury: Minnehaha over TG
Section 5:
Tuesday Qtr: Fridley over St. Francis
Fri semi at STMA: Monticello over Fridley
Section 6:
Wednesday Qtrs: DLS over Roosevelt, Henry over Orono, Mound over Edison, Waconia over BSM.
Sat semis: DLS over Henry, Waconia over Mound-Westonka
Th Final at Chanhassen: DLS over Waconia
Class AAAA
Section 1
Tuesday Qtrs: Lakeville S over New Prague, Owatonna over Farmington, Century over JM, Mayo over Northfield.
Sat Semis: Lakeville South over Owatonna, Mayo over Century
Fri final at Rochester: Lakeville South over Rochester Mayo
Section 2 (SECTION OF DEATH)
Qtrs: EP over Chanhassen, Prior Lake over Tonka, Shako over Edina, Chaska over Jefferson
Sat Semis (highest seed hosts both): EP over Prior Lake, Chaska over Shakopee
Friday Final (high seed): EP over Chaska
Section 3:
Th Qtrs: Eastview over Park, Apple Valley upsets Eagan (2-0 head to head), Lakeville N over Hastings, Burnsville over Rosemount
Tuesday semis: Eastview over Apple Valley, Lakeville North over Burnsville
Friday final at Farmington: Eastview over Lakevile North.
Section 4:
Wed Qtrs: East Ridge over Stillwater, Tartan upsets North (no Damien Johnson), Woodbury survives White Bear Lake, CDH over St. Paul Central
Sat Semis at Hastings: East Ridge over Tartan, CDH over Woodbury
Th Final at Hastings: CDH over East Ridge
Section 5:
Wed Qtrs: Park Center over Centennial, Mounds View over Irondale, Champlin Park survives Osseo, Spring Lake Park over Roseville.
Tues Semis at Coon Rapids: Park Center over Mounds View, Champlin Park over Spring Lake Park
Fri Final at Rogers: Champlin Park over Park Center
Section 6:
Wed Qtrs: Hopkins over South, Wayzata just lost at Armstrong by 5 and Armstrong is rightfully ticked about the 4 seed, I think Wayzata figures it out and pulls an upset. St. Louis Park over Southwest, Cooper over Washburn.
Fri Semis at Osseo: Hopkins over Wayzata, Cooper over St. Louis Park
Wed Final at Osseo: Hopkins over Cooper
Section 7:
Wed Qtrs: Forest Lake over Blaine, Duluth East over Anoka, Coon Rapids with their 1-3-1 upsets Andover (Coon Rapids won last meeting).
Sat Semis at Elk River: Duluth East over Coon Rapids, Cambridge-Isanti over Forest Lake
Th Final at Elk River: Father beat son in 2 close meetings this year, make it 3 as Cambridge-Isanti uses big game experience to return to state over Duluth East.
Section 8:
Tues Qtrs: STMA upsets Rogers, Moorhead another home win over Brainerd, Buffalo over Elk River
Sat semis at St Cloud Tech: Maple Grove over STMA, Moorhead over Buffalo
Th final at Monticello: MG continues their state streak as they beat Moorhead.
2020 Twin Cities Series Review
Prologue
I've been fighting a flu bug all week so I've been using writing time as rest time for the most part this week. But with the weekend, there's plenty of time for rest. I take in annual Twin Cities Series with St. Paul Johnson hosting this year. Harding wins the freshman game over Southwest 61-56. Center Juzavious Dickerson with 25 points to lead Harding. Southwest with a JV full of sophs plus 3 other sophs on varsity. Add that with a city winning freshman squad and the future looks bright. Minneapolis North no problems with Washington in the JV game as they win 59-42. Washington hard hit by graduation after this season so we'll see lots of those JV guys next year. The mandatory walking taco is also on the menu. They also had Jett's pizza too. Hard to pass that up with my Pepsi. Speaking of food, here are the final regular season ticker counts.
Season Ticker:
Now to the main event. Johnson outworking North early for a 7-2 via 3 layups. Quientrail Jamison-Travis 2 buckets as North rallies back. Johnson had no answer for him inside all day. Jamison-Travis with a putback and 1-2 free throws on another postup. 27-19 North at the 7 minute mark. Julian Hodges keeping Johnson close with a layup and steal for 2 more. Davon Townley with a drive and mean dunk for North. Hodges coast to coast for 2 more before he picks up his 3rd foul. That's on a Jamison-Travis 3 point play. North up 42-34 at the break.
The lead balloons from 5 out to 15 thanks to a quick 8-0/12-2 Polars run. 67-52 with 7:42 left and it appears North will finally pull away. 2 Johnson turnovers for conversions on the other end and the lead is 73-56 with under 5 minutes left. Earlier a foul leads to a minor scuffle that is quickly calmed down. Then the North cheerleaders come on the court for a cheer and are immediately countered by the Johnson cheerleaders who want no part of that.
Johnson won't let the game get completely away. They turn up their scrambling defense and it keeps the game interesting. Jeremiah Knox with a 3 point play, Jesse Foster dunks a turnover, North misses a front end, Knox layup off a dump off and Hodges converts a turnover. That's a quick 12-2 Govs run. 75-68 North with 3:30 left. Johnson won't threaten anymore than that though. A couple missed free throws and a couple of turnovers the rest of the way stop any further chances. North wins 86-79.
St. Paul Johnson finishes the regular season with a 16-8 record. They'll open 4AAA play at home on Wednesday vs St. Anthony. Guard Julian Hodges leads the Govs with 22 points. Jeremiah Knox terrific inside with 20 points, most of those in the 2nd half. Many of the them going right at Davon Townley. Johnson showing that when they ramp up the defense, particularly at home, they're very dangerous.
Quientrail Jamison-Travis was in beast mode all day for North. He bullied anything and anyone in his way for a total of 27 points. 17 of those were in the 1st half. That adds a total different dimension to North's game but it does take Townley out of the post. In this game, minimal touches on offense for Townley despite a major matchup advantage. He ended with 11 points. Willie Wilson with 17 points for the outside production. Sophs De'Meiko Anderson and Jacob Butler combine for 5 3s and 21 points to help loosen the Johnson defense. North effectively using 2-3 and 1-2-2 zone for a majority of the game to keep Johnson's offense at bay. North will open tourney play next Saturday at St. Michael-Albertville as the top seed in section 5AA (that won't be official until Monday but no way North drops). That will be quarterfinal play.
I've been fighting a flu bug all week so I've been using writing time as rest time for the most part this week. But with the weekend, there's plenty of time for rest. I take in annual Twin Cities Series with St. Paul Johnson hosting this year. Harding wins the freshman game over Southwest 61-56. Center Juzavious Dickerson with 25 points to lead Harding. Southwest with a JV full of sophs plus 3 other sophs on varsity. Add that with a city winning freshman squad and the future looks bright. Minneapolis North no problems with Washington in the JV game as they win 59-42. Washington hard hit by graduation after this season so we'll see lots of those JV guys next year. The mandatory walking taco is also on the menu. They also had Jett's pizza too. Hard to pass that up with my Pepsi. Speaking of food, here are the final regular season ticker counts.
Season Ticker:
- Number of Games: 152
- In Person: 117
- Online: 35
- Number of Teams: 173
- 4A: 62 (everybody)
- 3A: 36
- 2A: 25
- 1A: 22
- Non-Minnesota: 11 (7 Wisconsin)
- Girls: 17
- Number of Buildings: 55
- Number of Bands: 8
- Coke: 178.7 ounces (2120 calories)
- Dr. Pepper: 52 ounces (630 calories)
- Pepsi: 380.5 ounces (4760 calories)
- 7-Up: 12 ounces (140 calories)
- Sprite: 124.9 ounces (1450 calories)
- Mug Root Beer: 32 ounces (420 calories)
- A&W Root Beer: 60 ounces (850 calories)
- Barq's Root Beer: 12 ounces (160 calories)
- Killebrew Root Beer: 16 ounces (246 calories)
- Fruit Punch Gatorade: 144 ounces (980 calories)
- Berry Gatorade Zero: 12 ounces (0 calories)
- Water: 16.9 ounces (0 calories)
- Hot Dogs: 29
- Pizza: 14
- Walking Tacos: 4
- Extras
- Reese's Peanut Butter Cups: 3 (630 calories)
- Lays Potato Chips: 6 (960 calories)
- Doritos: 1 (150 calories)
Now to the main event. Johnson outworking North early for a 7-2 via 3 layups. Quientrail Jamison-Travis 2 buckets as North rallies back. Johnson had no answer for him inside all day. Jamison-Travis with a putback and 1-2 free throws on another postup. 27-19 North at the 7 minute mark. Julian Hodges keeping Johnson close with a layup and steal for 2 more. Davon Townley with a drive and mean dunk for North. Hodges coast to coast for 2 more before he picks up his 3rd foul. That's on a Jamison-Travis 3 point play. North up 42-34 at the break.
The lead balloons from 5 out to 15 thanks to a quick 8-0/12-2 Polars run. 67-52 with 7:42 left and it appears North will finally pull away. 2 Johnson turnovers for conversions on the other end and the lead is 73-56 with under 5 minutes left. Earlier a foul leads to a minor scuffle that is quickly calmed down. Then the North cheerleaders come on the court for a cheer and are immediately countered by the Johnson cheerleaders who want no part of that.
Johnson won't let the game get completely away. They turn up their scrambling defense and it keeps the game interesting. Jeremiah Knox with a 3 point play, Jesse Foster dunks a turnover, North misses a front end, Knox layup off a dump off and Hodges converts a turnover. That's a quick 12-2 Govs run. 75-68 North with 3:30 left. Johnson won't threaten anymore than that though. A couple missed free throws and a couple of turnovers the rest of the way stop any further chances. North wins 86-79.
St. Paul Johnson finishes the regular season with a 16-8 record. They'll open 4AAA play at home on Wednesday vs St. Anthony. Guard Julian Hodges leads the Govs with 22 points. Jeremiah Knox terrific inside with 20 points, most of those in the 2nd half. Many of the them going right at Davon Townley. Johnson showing that when they ramp up the defense, particularly at home, they're very dangerous.
Quientrail Jamison-Travis was in beast mode all day for North. He bullied anything and anyone in his way for a total of 27 points. 17 of those were in the 1st half. That adds a total different dimension to North's game but it does take Townley out of the post. In this game, minimal touches on offense for Townley despite a major matchup advantage. He ended with 11 points. Willie Wilson with 17 points for the outside production. Sophs De'Meiko Anderson and Jacob Butler combine for 5 3s and 21 points to help loosen the Johnson defense. North effectively using 2-3 and 1-2-2 zone for a majority of the game to keep Johnson's offense at bay. North will open tourney play next Saturday at St. Michael-Albertville as the top seed in section 5AA (that won't be official until Monday but no way North drops). That will be quarterfinal play.
February 28th, 2020 CzarPI
Labels:
19-20 CzarPI
This is the 9th CzarPI of the 2019-20 season (see CzarPI Explained Here).
It includes most games through Friday, February 28th, 2020. The value in
() after the CzarPI value is the team's strength of schedule ranking
within their class.
Class AAAA
Class AAAA
- Eden Prairie - 64.38 (2) 0-0 vs higher, 26-0 vs lower
- Cretin-Derham Hall - 58.66 (18) 2-1 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Eastview - 57.89 (20) 0-1 vs higher, 22-3 vs lower
- Hopkins - 57.81 (4) 1-3 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- East Ridge - 57.79 (8) 1-4 vs higher, 20-1 vs lower
- Park Center - 57.36 (16) 1-3 vs higher, 20-2 vs lower
- Shakopee - 56.55 (22) 2-2 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- Prior Lake - 56.22 (7) 3-4 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Duluth East - 55.97 (43) 0-0 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Chaska - 55.91 (51) 2-2 vs higher, 21-1 vs lower
- Moorhead - 55.74 (28) 2-0 vs higher, 13-6 vs lower
- Spring Lake Park - 55.27 (41) 1-3 vs higher, 20-2 vs lower
- Cambridge-Isanti - 55.25 (57) 2-1 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Tartan - 55.06 (60) 1-0 vs higher, 21-3 vs lower
- Lakeville South - 54.99 (24) 1-5 vs higher, 18-2 vs lower
- Maple Grove - 54.72 (49) 3-2 vs higher, 18-3 vs lower
- Robbinsdale Cooper - 54.09 (47) 2-2 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- North St. Paul - 53.5 (21) 3-6 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Robbinsdale Armstrong - 53.09 (50) 2-4 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Woodbury - 52.96 (37) 1-4 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Rochester Mayo - 52.84 (38) 1-5 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Mounds View - 52.31 (40) 2-4 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- Lakeville North - 51.88 (5) 3-9 vs higher, 12-1 vs lower
- Champlin Park - 51.8 (31) 4-8 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Hastings - 51.13 (56) 3-4 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Rochester Century - 50.66 (44) 1-7 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Buffalo - 50.55 (10) 2-8 vs higher, 12-4 vs lower
- Irondale - 49.66 (52) 3-7 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Owatonna - 48.88 (55) 2-6 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- White Bear Lake - 48.26 (30) 3-9 vs higher, 10-3 vs lower
- Minnetonka - 48.23 (9) 3-9 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Edina - 46.64 (15) 2-12 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Farmington - 46.3 (23) 3-10 vs higher, 8-5 vs lower
- Wayzata - 46.3 (1) 6-16 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Central - 46.24 (48) 1-9 vs higher, 12-1 vs lower
- St. Louis Park - 45.79 (25) 4-11 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Rogers - 43.98 (33) 3-11 vs higher, 7-5 vs lower
- Rosemount - 43.98 (27) 3-11 vs higher, 7-4 vs lower
- Eagan - 43.59 (11) 5-14 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Minneapolis Southwest - 42.96 (61) 3-9 vs higher, 9-4 vs lower
- Forest Lake - 42.93 (19) 2-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Osseo - 42.91 (12) 3-14 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Brainerd - 42.76 (34) 5-14 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Rochester John Marshall - 42.51 (45) 3-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Burnsville - 41.93 (6) 5-17 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Andover - 41.81 (53) 3-11 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Stillwater Area - 40.9 (29) 3-16 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Minneapolis Washburn - 40.88 (59) 4-13 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Bloomington Jefferson - 40.84 (54) 3-13 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Blaine - 40.26 (46) 2-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Apple Valley - 40.21 (3) 5-19 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- St. Michael-Albertville - 39.82 (14) 5-17 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- Coon Rapids - 39.45 (39) 3-16 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Chanhassen - 38.97 (17) 5-18 vs higher, 1-2 vs lower
- Elk River - 38.5 (26) 3-20 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Minneapolis South - 37.73 (62) 5-16 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Roseville - 36.79 (13) 4-19 vs higher, 1-2 vs lower
- Northfield - 36.69 (42) 4-18 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- New Prague - 35.14 (36) 3-20 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Anoka - 33.82 (58) 4-20 vs higher, 0-2 vs lower
- Centennial - 30.88 (32) 4-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Park of Cottage Grove - 27.52 (35) 3-20 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Minnehaha Academy - 60.71 (1) 0-1 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Mankato East - 59.83 (29) 0-0 vs higher, 23-1 vs lower
- DeLaSalle - 58.84 (4) 1-2 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Marshall - 58.05 (34) 1-2 vs higher, 20-0 vs lower
- Waconia - 56.37 (38) 0-1 vs higher, 22-3 vs lower
- Delano - 55.88 (41) 0-2 vs higher, 22-2 vs lower
- Mound Westonka - 55.65 (10) 0-3 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Bemidji - 55.06 (20) 1-2 vs higher, 17-4 vs lower
- Hermantown - 54.76 (15) 3-4 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- St. Cloud Apollo - 54.64 (11) 2-4 vs higher, 15-4 vs lower
- Princeton - 54.24 (57) 3-3 vs higher, 19-1 vs lower
- Austin - 53.28 (53) 0-2 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Hibbing - 53.13 (32) 3-4 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Grand Rapids - 52.9 (16) 4-7 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Richfield - 52.39 (54) 0-3 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- St. Peter - 52.24 (39) 0-5 vs higher, 18-2 vs lower
- Totino-Grace - 51.95 (26) 3-7 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Alexandria - 51.86 (40) 3-5 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- St. Croix Lutheran - 51.64 (6) 2-6 vs higher, 11-5 vs lower
- St. Paul Johnson - 51.04 (56) 2-4 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Byron - 51.01 (8) 4-10 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Sartell-St. Stephen - 51 (28) 2-8 vs higher, 14-1 vs lower
- Holy Angels - 50.53 (42) 1-7 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Minneapolis Henry - 49.76 (55) 2-5 vs higher, 14-5 vs lower
- Columbia Heights - 49.06 (27) 5-7 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- South St. Paul - 48.06 (63) 1-7 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Hutchinson - 47.28 (36) 2-8 vs higher, 12-4 vs lower
- Rocori - 46.92 (33) 3-9 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Bloomington Kennedy - 46.31 (50) 3-7 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Minneapolis Edison - 45.79 (65) 1-6 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Winona - 45.76 (30) 2-10 vs higher, 9-4 vs lower
- Fridley - 45.36 (46) 3-11 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Detroit Lakes - 45.17 (18) 4-12 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Orono - 44.83 (5) 4-14 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Monticello - 44.69 (51) 2-10 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- Worthington - 44.67 (21) 3-10 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Simley - 44.47 (60) 3-9 vs higher, 10-4 vs lower
- Kasson-Mantorville - 44.36 (24) 3-15 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- Little Falls - 44.17 (25) 4-14 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Albert Lea - 43.51 (43) 2-11 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Sauk Rapids-Rice - 43.5 (22) 5-13 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- St. Anthony Village - 42.4 (52) 2-13 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Mahtomedi - 41.58 (62) 3-11 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- St. Paul Highland Park - 41.39 (64) 1-12 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Zimmerman - 41.11 (47) 4-14 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Cloquet - 40.54 (3) 4-15 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Willmar - 39.99 (14) 5-18 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Becker - 39.95 (48) 2-12 vs higher, 8-3 vs lower
- Hill-Murray - 39 (45) 3-15 vs higher, 3-5 vs lower
- Mankato West - 38.67 (23) 4-16 vs higher, 3-3 vs lower
- Benilde-St. Margaret's - 38 (9) 5-20 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- St. Francis - 37.85 (44) 1-17 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- New Ulm - 37.62 (19) 3-17 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Harding - 36.56 (58) 2-17 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Big Lake - 36.2 (31) 4-16 vs higher, 1-4 vs lower
- Duluth Denfeld - 36.14 (2) 3-19 vs higher, 0-2 vs lower
- Chisago Lakes Area - 35.96 (37) 6-18 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- North Branch - 35.65 (35) 5-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Faribault - 34.14 (17) 3-20 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Red Wing - 33.17 (13) 3-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- St. Cloud Tech - 30.52 (12) 3-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Henry Sibley - 29.4 (59) 2-20 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- St. Thomas Academy - 25.19 (7) 2-24 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Minneapolis Roosevelt - 22.87 (49) 1-25 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Como Park - 0 (61) 0-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Perham - 61.54 (27) 0-0 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Caledonia - 60.65 (23) 0-1 vs higher, 23-0 vs lower
- Lake City - 59.27 (12) 0-1 vs higher, 22-2 vs lower
- Stewartville - 58.63 (6) 1-1 vs higher, 21-4 vs lower
- Osakis - 58.62 (43) 0-1 vs higher, 24-1 vs lower
- St. Croix Prep - 58.18 (99) 1-0 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Eden Valley-Watkins - 58.16 (80) 0-1 vs higher, 25-0 vs lower
- Waseca - 58.1 (4) 2-3 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Minnesota Valley Lutheran - 57.16 (77) 0-0 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- Fergus Falls - 56.76 (60) 0-0 vs higher, 22-4 vs lower
- East Grand Forks - 56.49 (93) 0-1 vs higher, 23-1 vs lower
- Melrose - 56.05 (10) 0-4 vs higher, 20-2 vs lower
- La Crescent-Hokah - 55.07 (22) 1-3 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Mora - 54.93 (82) 0-0 vs higher, 19-7 vs lower
- Rockford - 54.66 (49) 1-1 vs higher, 19-5 vs lower
- Moose Lake-Willow River - 54.63 (96) 0-0 vs higher, 22-4 vs lower
- Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton - 54.3 (20) 0-5 vs higher, 18-1 vs lower
- Pine City - 54.27 (122) 0-1 vs higher, 24-1 vs lower
- Annandale - 54.15 (39) 2-4 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Minneapolis North - 54.09 (8) 2-7 vs higher, 15-0 vs lower
- Twin Cities Academy/Great River - 53.94 (124) 0-0 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- Plainview-Elgin-Millville - 53.82 (18) 1-4 vs higher, 17-4 vs lower
- Goodhue - 53.76 (88) 0-3 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- Albany - 53.74 (31) 2-6 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Minnewaska Area - 53.59 (51) 2-4 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- St. Charles - 53.42 (32) 1-6 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Esko - 53.3 (52) 2-3 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Litchfield - 53.22 (29) 4-5 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Virginia - 53.21 (81) 0-2 vs higher, 19-5 vs lower
- Blake - 52.94 (106) 0-1 vs higher, 20-5 vs lower
- Jackson County Central - 52.91 (42) 0-4 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Lewiston-Altura - 52.58 (92) 2-4 vs higher, 16-0 vs lower
- Pequot Lakes - 52.2 (58) 2-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Pelican Rapids - 52.13 (33) 1-5 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Greenway - 51.86 (68) 2-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Cannon Falls - 51.58 (50) 2-3 vs higher, 14-6 vs lower
- Barnesville - 51.53 (14) 2-7 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Rochester Lourdes - 51.49 (11) 3-7 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- Pierz - 51.18 (94) 2-4 vs higher, 16-4 vs lower
- Pine Island - 51.06 (16) 5-10 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Concordia Academy - 50.82 (74) 2-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta - 50.66 (13) 2-8 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- Crosby-Ironton - 49.99 (89) 2-6 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Jordan - 49.87 (110) 0-4 vs higher, 18-3 vs lower
- Redwood Valley - 49.87 (57) 1-8 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted - 49.69 (69) 1-5 vs higher, 15-5 vs lower
- Maranatha Christian - 49.46 (26) 3-9 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Aitkin - 48.91 (76) 4-6 vs higher, 11-5 vs lower
- Paynesville Area - 48.73 (75) 2-7 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Hiawatha Collegiate - 48.7 (121) 0-3 vs higher, 18-4 vs lower
- Watertown-Mayer - 48.57 (47) 3-8 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Spectrum - 48.15 (90) 2-5 vs higher, 12-7 vs lower
- Breckenridge - 47.96 (3) 2-12 vs higher, 9-0 vs lower
- Duluth Marshall - 47.5 (101) 1-7 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Pillager - 47.16 (87) 2-8 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Fairmont - 47.05 (105) 0-8 vs higher, 15-0 vs lower
- Warroad - 47.03 (108) 2-6 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Benson - 46.75 (54) 2-11 vs higher, 13-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Academy - 46.56 (120) 1-5 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Tracy-Milroy-Balaton - 46.56 (113) 1-7 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Wadena-Deer Creek - 46.48 (86) 1-9 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Dover-Eyota - 46.43 (38) 2-10 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- St. Cloud Cathedral - 46.31 (24) 2-11 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Blue Earth Area - 46.23 (66) 2-9 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Glencoe-Silver Lake - 46.2 (40) 4-12 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Belle Plaine - 45.69 (111) 1-8 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Providence Academy - 45.55 (48) 4-13 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Thief River Falls - 45.12 (56) 2-11 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Milaca - 44.98 (62) 4-10 vs higher, 7-5 vs lower
- Zumbrota-Mazeppa - 44.23 (37) 3-12 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Holy Family Catholic - 43.81 (61) 5-12 vs higher, 5-4 vs lower
- Maple Lake - 43.54 (67) 3-13 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Cristo Rey Jesuit - 43.52 (64) 3-13 vs higher, 10-0 vs lower
- Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City - 43.35 (15) 4-14 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- Frazee - 43.21 (44) 2-12 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Holdingford - 43.02 (63) 3-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Kimball Area - 42.65 (71) 4-13 vs higher, 3-5 vs lower
- Rush City - 42.37 (103) 2-12 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Proctor - 42.32 (19) 3-14 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Southwest Christian - 41.76 (116) 2-12 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Luverne - 41.63 (55) 2-12 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Bagley - 41.55 (73) 2-13 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Pipestone Area - 41.42 (35) 3-14 vs higher, 6-0 vs lower
- Chatfield - 41.36 (34) 4-14 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Long Prairie-Grey Eagle - 41.18 (53) 4-14 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Math and Science Academy - 41.17 (119) 3-10 vs higher, 8-3 vs lower
- International Falls - 41.13 (97) 2-13 vs higher, 8-2 vs lower
- Sauk Centre - 40.81 (2) 5-17 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Crookston - 40.54 (28) 3-16 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Maple River - 40.46 (85) 1-13 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- St. Paul Washington - 39.89 (118) 0-10 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Sibley East - 39.85 (109) 2-12 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Eveleth-Gilbert - 39.42 (79) 3-16 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- St. Agnes - 39.37 (102) 1-13 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Menahga - 39.18 (100) 3-14 vs higher, 9-0 vs lower
- Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton - 38.65 (107) 1-12 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Hawley - 38.31 (1) 4-17 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- LeSueur-Henderson - 37.78 (114) 2-15 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- Dassel-Cokato - 37.12 (46) 3-17 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- St. James Area - 37.07 (36) 3-19 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Breck - 36.96 (70) 3-17 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Mesabi East - 36.94 (95) 2-15 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Roseau - 36.78 (83) 3-19 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Staples-Motley - 36.62 (78) 4-18 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- St. Paul Humboldt - 36.55 (123) 2-15 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- Triton - 36.25 (17) 2-18 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- New London-Spicer - 36.06 (7) 3-21 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- New Life Academy - 36.01 (98) 3-17 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Two Harbors - 35.76 (91) 2-19 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Royalton - 35.76 (59) 5-18 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Norwood-Young America - 35.32 (84) 4-20 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Brooklyn Center - 35.15 (30) 4-19 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Kenyon-Wanamingo - 34.78 (21) 3-20 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Metro Schools College Prep - 33.8 (125) 1-9 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Mounds Park Academy - 32.56 (115) 2-18 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Medford - 31.91 (65) 2-18 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Foley - 30.97 (45) 3-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial - 29.11 (104) 2-20 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Nova Classical Academy - 28.25 (112) 1-21 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Park Rapids Area - 28.08 (41) 3-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Windom Area - 24.13 (9) 1-24 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- New Richland-H-E-G - 21.86 (72) 3-22 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Montevideo - 14.46 (5) 1-24 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Winona Cotter/Hope Lutheran - 0 (25) 0-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Tri-City United - 0 (117) 0-25 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- BOLD - 60.65 (5) 0-0 vs higher, 25-1 vs lower
- Ada-Borup - 59.55 (14) 0-0 vs higher, 23-1 vs lower
- Henning - 58.84 (29) 1-1 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- West Central Area - 57.27 (44) 0-2 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Springfield - 56.74 (27) 2-1 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- Central MN Christian - 56.5 (39) 0-0 vs higher, 21-3 vs lower
- Southwest MN Christian - 56.37 (134) 1-0 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Waterville-Elysian-Morristown - 55.94 (77) 0-2 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- New Ulm Cathedral - 55.35 (54) 2-3 vs higher, 21-0 vs lower
- Fertile-Beltrami - 55.21 (55) 0-2 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- MACCRAY - 54.72 (46) 1-1 vs higher, 18-5 vs lower
- Cass Lake-Bena - 54.38 (4) 0-4 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- Nevis - 54.27 (97) 1-1 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Nashwauk-Keewatin - 54.09 (88) 1-0 vs higher, 21-4 vs lower
- Blooming Prairie - 53.66 (105) 0-3 vs higher, 21-0 vs lower
- Legacy Christian - 53.41 (129) 0-0 vs higher, 21-4 vs lower
- CHOF - 52.85 (109) 1-1 vs higher, 19-5 vs lower
- Parkers Prairie - 52.67 (47) 0-3 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Badger/Greenbush-Middle River - 52.58 (73) 0-2 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Hancock - 52.47 (21) 1-4 vs higher, 17-4 vs lower
- North Woods - 52.33 (91) 2-3 vs higher, 18-3 vs lower
- Schaeffer Academy - 52.32 (110) 1-1 vs higher, 19-4 vs lower
- Nicollet - 52.25 (106) 0-1 vs higher, 19-4 vs lower
- Lac qui Parle Valley - 52.24 (17) 1-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Mountain Lake Area/Comfrey - 51.76 (121) 1-3 vs higher, 21-1 vs lower
- Hayfield - 51.65 (85) 1-5 vs higher, 20-0 vs lower
- Red Lake County - 51.55 (92) 1-4 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- NCE/U-H - 51.49 (23) 2-6 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Randolph - 51.35 (96) 1-3 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- T/ML/GHEC - 51.14 (70) 1-3 vs higher, 17-5 vs lower
- Martin County West - 50.8 (58) 1-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Red Lake - 50.79 (2) 2-7 vs higher, 12-4 vs lower
- Ely - 50.28 (149) 0-3 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- Mahnomen/Waubun - 50.07 (24) 2-7 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Kittson County Central - 50.05 (84) 1-5 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Deer River - 50.01 (62) 2-6 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Lyle/Austin Pacelli - 49.78 (126) 3-3 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Dawson-Boyd - 49.77 (42) 2-6 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Ashby - 49.63 (104) 2-4 vs higher, 16-4 vs lower
- Renville County West - 49.42 (13) 4-8 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Cromwell-Wright - 49.3 (155) 0-2 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- St. Clair - 49.26 (18) 2-9 vs higher, 14-0 vs lower
- Grand Meadow - 48.9 (120) 4-4 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- East Central - 48.76 (137) 0-5 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Pine River-Backus - 48.65 (114) 2-5 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Blackduck - 48.64 (119) 4-5 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Spring Grove - 48.53 (51) 2-6 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Brandon/Evansville - 48.38 (93) 2-7 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Lakeview - 48.34 (113) 2-4 vs higher, 15-4 vs lower
- Westbrook-Walnut Grove - 47.92 (100) 1-6 vs higher, 17-2 vs lower
- Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity - 46.73 (112) 2-7 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- St. John's Prep - 46.58 (132) 0-3 vs higher, 15-8 vs lower
- Browerville/Eagle Valley - 46.38 (60) 2-7 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Minneota - 46.38 (33) 3-10 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Clearbrook-Gonvick - 46.33 (117) 3-6 vs higher, 11-6 vs lower
- West Lutheran - 46.24 (127) 1-7 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Walker-Hackensack-Akeley - 46.19 (87) 4-10 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- New York Mills - 46.19 (78) 3-8 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Sacred Heart - 46.12 (40) 3-10 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Fond du Lac Ojibwe - 45.9 (99) 0-9 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Mountain Iron-Buhl - 45.79 (68) 2-10 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- United Christian Academy - 45.78 (101) 0-10 vs higher, 16-0 vs lower
- Mankato Loyola - 45.44 (76) 1-8 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Liberty Classical Academy - 45.05 (143) 1-8 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa - 44.64 (9) 1-13 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Sleepy Eye Saint Mary's - 44.63 (32) 1-11 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Mayer Lutheran - 44.63 (50) 3-11 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Hinckley-Finlayson - 44.35 (45) 1-10 vs higher, 10-4 vs lower
- Hope Academy - 44.34 (139) 3-6 vs higher, 8-9 vs lower
- South Ridge - 44.06 (111) 1-8 vs higher, 12-5 vs lower
- Battle Lake - 43.78 (49) 2-10 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Houston - 43.76 (94) 2-8 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Lakes International Language Academy - 43.47 (160) 0-2 vs higher, 13-6 vs lower
- Cherry - 43.26 (144) 1-7 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Cedar Mountain - 42.84 (10) 1-13 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- High School for the Recording Arts - 42.77 (124) 2-5 vs higher, 5-5 vs lower
- Silver Bay - 42.55 (146) 2-7 vs higher, 12-5 vs lower
- Win-E-Mac - 42.37 (36) 2-11 vs higher, 8-5 vs lower
- Rushford-Peterson - 42.37 (6) 4-11 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Upsala - 42.03 (82) 3-13 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Wabasha-Kellogg - 41.91 (12) 4-12 vs higher, 5-4 vs lower
- Northland - 41.86 (141) 3-9 vs higher, 10-4 vs lower
- Carlton - 41.71 (131) 3-10 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Lake Park-Audubon - 41.54 (25) 2-13 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Avail Academy - 41.5 (152) 1-8 vs higher, 12-3 vs lower
- Southland - 40.99 (8) 4-14 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- PACT Charter - 40.92 (130) 3-13 vs higher, 8-2 vs lower
- Adrian/Ellsworth - 40.72 (86) 1-9 vs higher, 9-4 vs lower
- Barnum - 40.72 (56) 3-14 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Braham - 40.22 (116) 4-12 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Isle - 40.07 (138) 4-12 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Heritage Christian - 40.04 (89) 4-13 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Stephen-Argyle - 40.04 (16) 3-13 vs higher, 5-4 vs lower
- Swanville - 39.84 (72) 5-14 vs higher, 2-4 vs lower
- Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda - 39.6 (80) 1-12 vs higher, 10-3 vs lower
- Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg - 39.34 (31) 2-15 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Northern Freeze - 39.04 (67) 3-14 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Hillcrest Lutheran Academy - 38.98 (30) 2-14 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Madelia - 38.88 (118) 0-12 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- Onamia - 38.8 (133) 5-14 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Wabasso - 38.57 (20) 2-15 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Park Christian - 38.25 (19) 3-14 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Kaleidoscope Charter - 38.2 (161) 1-9 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Warren-Alvarado-Oslo - 37.63 (59) 4-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Cleveland - 37.17 (83) 3-16 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Fosston - 36.94 (38) 3-16 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Hills-Beaver Creek - 36.87 (61) 1-12 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Ortonville - 36.35 (34) 2-11 vs higher, 3-3 vs lower
- Minnesota Transitions Charter - 35.98 (135) 2-8 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Wheaton/Herman-Norcross - 35.87 (69) 3-13 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop - 35.61 (53) 3-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Chisholm - 35.5 (75) 2-17 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Kingsland - 35.39 (41) 1-16 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- Community of Peace Academy - 35.37 (140) 2-15 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- North Lakes Academy - 34.97 (148) 2-16 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- United South Central - 34.89 (65) 1-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Cook County - 34.2 (107) 2-13 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- LeRoy-Ostrander - 34.02 (108) 2-14 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Red Rock Central - 33.82 (57) 2-17 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Hill City - 33.74 (150) 2-14 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Bigfork - 33.73 (95) 3-18 vs higher, 3-2 vs lower
- Lanesboro - 33.52 (145) 2-14 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- Goodridge/Grygla - 33.48 (79) 4-20 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Murray County Central - 32.87 (66) 3-17 vs higher, 3-2 vs lower
- Trinity School - 32.79 (81) 3-21 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Prairie Seeds Academy - 32.78 (154) 0-4 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Eagle Ridge Academy - 32.52 (115) 2-21 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Lincoln International - 32.32 (123) 1-6 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Rothsay - 31.28 (15) 2-20 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- Sebeka - 31.16 (64) 2-18 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Russell-Tyler-Ruthton - 30.5 (63) 2-18 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Canby - 29.84 (43) 1-19 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Glenville-Emmons - 29.57 (125) 2-17 vs higher, 1-3 vs lower
- Fillmore Central - 29.37 (3) 1-21 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Sleepy Eye - 29 (11) 2-22 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Northome/Kelliher - 28.78 (74) 1-19 vs higher, 6-0 vs lower
- McGregor - 28.38 (147) 1-17 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Ogilvie - 28.31 (102) 2-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Hmong Academy - 27.54 (136) 1-16 vs higher, 3-2 vs lower
- Wrenshall - 26.73 (128) 2-19 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart - 26.46 (1) 2-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Groves Academy - 25.11 (153) 1-20 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Edgerton - 24.28 (37) 1-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Bethlehem Academy - 24.27 (28) 1-23 vs higher, 0-2 vs lower
- Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley - 24.19 (48) 1-18 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Climax/Fisher - 23.67 (35) 1-22 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Alden-Conger - 22.8 (90) 2-20 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Chesterton Academy - 22.75 (156) 1-14 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Littlefork-Big Falls - 22.43 (142) 0-17 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Mabel-Canton - 21.82 (52) 2-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Underwood - 21.66 (22) 2-21 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Lakeview Christian - 21.4 (103) 1-20 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Floodwood - 20.12 (122) 1-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Yellow Medicine East - 19.32 (7) 1-21 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Verndale - 18.59 (71) 0-22 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Bertha-Hewitt - 17.36 (26) 1-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Laporte - 17.16 (98) 0-20 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Lake of the Woods - 13.59 (159) 1-20 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Venture Academy - 0 (158) 0-6 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Academy for Sciences & Ag - 0 (151) 0-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Ubah Medical Academy - 0 (157) 0-11 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- MN Academy for the Deaf - 0 (162) 0-5 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
Feburary 23rd, 2020 CzarPI
Labels:
19-20 CzarPI
This is the 8th CzarPI of the 2019-20 season (see CzarPI Explained Here).
It includes games through Saturday, February 22nd, 2020. The value in
() after the CzarPI value is the team's strength of schedule ranking
within their class.
Class AAAA
Class AAAA
- Eden Prairie - 64.52 (2) 0-0 vs higher, 25-0 vs lower
- Cretin-Derham Hall - 58.96 (26) 1-1 vs higher, 20-2 vs lower
- Eastview - 58 (31) 0-1 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- East Ridge - 57.44 (8) 0-4 vs higher, 19-1 vs lower
- Park Center - 57.34 (11) 0-3 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Hopkins - 57.33 (6) 1-4 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Spring Lake Park - 56.26 (38) 1-3 vs higher, 19-1 vs lower
- Chaska - 56.23 (45) 0-2 vs higher, 21-1 vs lower
- Prior Lake - 56.01 (4) 2-4 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- Duluth East - 55.88 (44) 0-0 vs higher, 19-4 vs lower
- Moorhead - 55.82 (24) 2-0 vs higher, 12-6 vs lower
- Lakeville South - 55.74 (25) 1-2 vs higher, 17-4 vs lower
- Shakopee - 55.41 (30) 4-4 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Cambridge-Isanti - 55.19 (54) 2-1 vs higher, 18-3 vs lower
- Maple Grove - 54.69 (56) 3-2 vs higher, 17-2 vs lower
- Tartan - 54.33 (61) 1-0 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- Robbinsdale Cooper - 53.81 (51) 2-3 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- North St. Paul - 53.57 (22) 3-6 vs higher, 14-1 vs lower
- Rochester Mayo - 53.12 (32) 1-5 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Woodbury - 52.8 (35) 1-4 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Mounds View - 52.75 (50) 2-3 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- Robbinsdale Armstrong - 52.7 (53) 1-4 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Lakeville North - 52.27 (5) 2-8 vs higher, 12-1 vs lower
- Champlin Park - 51.08 (39) 3-7 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Buffalo - 50.66 (10) 2-8 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- Hastings - 50.62 (59) 2-3 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Rochester Century - 49.97 (40) 1-7 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- Irondale - 49.74 (47) 3-7 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- Owatonna - 48.94 (48) 2-6 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- White Bear Lake - 48.88 (23) 3-8 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Minnetonka - 48.72 (15) 3-8 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Farmington - 47.26 (27) 3-9 vs higher, 8-4 vs lower
- Edina - 46.9 (19) 2-11 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Wayzata - 45.29 (1) 5-16 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Central - 44.81 (49) 1-9 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Rogers - 44.21 (20) 3-10 vs higher, 5-5 vs lower
- Rosemount - 43.7 (18) 3-11 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Minneapolis Southwest - 43.54 (62) 3-8 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Forest Lake - 43.45 (21) 2-13 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- St. Louis Park - 43.01 (36) 2-10 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Rochester John Marshall - 42.96 (41) 3-12 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Eagan - 42.93 (14) 4-13 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Osseo - 42.78 (9) 4-14 vs higher, 4-1 vs lower
- Brainerd - 42.77 (33) 5-13 vs higher, 3-3 vs lower
- Andover - 41.42 (55) 2-10 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Burnsville - 41.33 (7) 4-16 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Apple Valley - 41.09 (3) 5-17 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Stillwater Area - 40.62 (28) 3-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Blaine - 40.49 (43) 2-13 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- St. Michael-Albertville - 40.48 (13) 5-15 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- Minneapolis Washburn - 40.13 (58) 3-12 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Bloomington Jefferson - 40.1 (46) 3-13 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Coon Rapids - 39.5 (34) 3-15 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Elk River - 39.48 (17) 3-18 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Minneapolis South - 38.43 (60) 5-16 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Northfield - 37.5 (42) 4-16 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Chanhassen - 37.29 (12) 4-19 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- New Prague - 35.57 (52) 3-18 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Anoka - 34.39 (57) 3-18 vs higher, 1-2 vs lower
- Roseville - 33.19 (16) 3-19 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Centennial - 31.32 (37) 4-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Park of Cottage Grove - 26.71 (29) 3-18 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Minnehaha Academy - 60.33 (1) 1-1 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Mankato East - 59.39 (33) 0-0 vs higher, 22-1 vs lower
- DeLaSalle - 58.16 (6) 2-3 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Marshall - 57.93 (34) 1-2 vs higher, 19-0 vs lower
- Delano - 56.71 (42) 0-0 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Waconia - 55.45 (41) 1-1 vs higher, 18-3 vs lower
- St. Cloud Apollo - 54.96 (18) 1-3 vs higher, 15-4 vs lower
- Bemidji - 54.73 (21) 1-3 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Hermantown - 54.56 (12) 2-4 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Mound Westonka - 54.43 (11) 0-5 vs higher, 18-1 vs lower
- Princeton - 54.28 (52) 3-3 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Richfield - 53.71 (57) 0-2 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Austin - 53.56 (59) 0-1 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- Hibbing - 53.25 (32) 3-4 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Grand Rapids - 53 (17) 3-7 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- St. Peter - 52.31 (39) 0-5 vs higher, 18-2 vs lower
- Totino-Grace - 52.01 (16) 3-8 vs higher, 13-0 vs lower
- Alexandria - 51.76 (35) 3-5 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- St. Paul Johnson - 51.53 (49) 1-4 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- St. Croix Lutheran - 51.06 (3) 2-6 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Sartell-St. Stephen - 51.05 (22) 2-8 vs higher, 12-1 vs lower
- Byron - 50.99 (8) 4-10 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Holy Angels - 50.92 (46) 1-6 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Minneapolis Henry - 49.51 (53) 2-5 vs higher, 13-5 vs lower
- South St. Paul - 48.12 (61) 1-7 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Rocori - 48.06 (38) 3-7 vs higher, 9-5 vs lower
- Bloomington Kennedy - 47.56 (44) 3-7 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Columbia Heights - 47.49 (31) 4-7 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Minneapolis Edison - 46.42 (64) 1-5 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Hutchinson - 46.2 (36) 2-8 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Fridley - 45.89 (37) 3-10 vs higher, 8-2 vs lower
- Winona - 45.8 (30) 2-9 vs higher, 8-4 vs lower
- Detroit Lakes - 45.68 (27) 4-11 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Monticello - 45.49 (51) 1-9 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- Albert Lea - 44.88 (54) 2-8 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Kasson-Mantorville - 44.75 (20) 3-14 vs higher, 7-0 vs lower
- Simley - 44.69 (58) 3-9 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Little Falls - 44.67 (23) 4-13 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Orono - 44.55 (4) 4-14 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Sauk Rapids-Rice - 44.11 (29) 5-10 vs higher, 4-4 vs lower
- Worthington - 43.39 (26) 2-10 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- St. Anthony Village - 43.07 (47) 2-12 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Zimmerman - 42.5 (55) 4-11 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- St. Paul Highland Park - 42.29 (63) 1-11 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Mahtomedi - 41.61 (65) 3-10 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Willmar - 40.59 (10) 4-17 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Becker - 40.48 (56) 2-11 vs higher, 8-3 vs lower
- Mankato West - 38.98 (15) 4-15 vs higher, 2-3 vs lower
- Benilde-St. Margaret's - 38.64 (14) 3-18 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- St. Francis - 38.03 (48) 1-16 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Cloquet - 37.66 (2) 3-15 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Hill-Murray - 37.59 (43) 2-13 vs higher, 3-5 vs lower
- New Ulm - 37.53 (28) 3-16 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Duluth Denfeld - 37.27 (7) 3-17 vs higher, 0-2 vs lower
- Big Lake - 37.07 (24) 4-16 vs higher, 1-3 vs lower
- St. Paul Harding - 36.85 (62) 4-16 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Chisago Lakes Area - 36.49 (45) 6-16 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- North Branch - 35.9 (25) 4-19 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Faribault - 34.46 (19) 3-19 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Red Wing - 33.81 (9) 3-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- St. Cloud Tech - 31.77 (13) 3-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Henry Sibley - 28.58 (50) 2-20 vs higher, 1-2 vs lower
- St. Thomas Academy - 25.39 (5) 2-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Minneapolis Roosevelt - 23.48 (40) 1-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Como Park - 0 (60) 0-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Perham - 61.42 (28) 0-0 vs higher, 22-0 vs lower
- Caledonia - 60.8 (21) 0-0 vs higher, 23-1 vs lower
- Lake City - 59.42 (11) 0-1 vs higher, 22-2 vs lower
- Osakis - 59.01 (34) 0-1 vs higher, 22-1 vs lower
- St. Croix Prep - 58.68 (97) 0-0 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Stewartville - 58.66 (6) 1-2 vs higher, 21-3 vs lower
- Waseca - 58.23 (5) 2-2 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- Eden Valley-Watkins - 58.1 (80) 0-1 vs higher, 23-0 vs lower
- Minnesota Valley Lutheran - 57 (79) 0-0 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- Fergus Falls - 56.3 (64) 0-0 vs higher, 21-4 vs lower
- Melrose - 55.99 (8) 0-4 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- East Grand Forks - 55.81 (101) 0-1 vs higher, 21-1 vs lower
- Rockford - 55.68 (67) 0-0 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Minneapolis North - 55.52 (14) 2-5 vs higher, 15-0 vs lower
- La Crescent-Hokah - 55.14 (19) 1-3 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Mora - 54.78 (78) 0-0 vs higher, 17-7 vs lower
- Moose Lake-Willow River - 54.72 (90) 0-0 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton - 54.69 (16) 0-5 vs higher, 18-1 vs lower
- Albany - 54.26 (23) 2-5 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- Twin Cities Academy/Great River - 54.2 (123) 0-0 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- Pine City - 54.19 (122) 0-1 vs higher, 23-1 vs lower
- Goodhue - 53.88 (85) 0-3 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- Plainview-Elgin-Millville - 53.88 (18) 0-4 vs higher, 18-4 vs lower
- Litchfield - 53.79 (27) 3-4 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Virginia - 53.61 (96) 0-1 vs higher, 19-5 vs lower
- Minnewaska Area - 53.57 (48) 2-4 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- St. Charles - 53.41 (31) 1-6 vs higher, 17-1 vs lower
- Annandale - 53.26 (45) 3-5 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Jackson County Central - 52.95 (37) 0-4 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Lewiston-Altura - 52.63 (95) 2-4 vs higher, 16-0 vs lower
- Pelican Rapids - 52.56 (43) 1-4 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Pequot Lakes - 52.35 (75) 1-4 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Barnesville - 52.27 (20) 2-6 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Blake - 52.24 (107) 0-2 vs higher, 18-4 vs lower
- Greenway - 51.71 (57) 2-5 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- Rochester Lourdes - 51.55 (10) 1-7 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Cannon Falls - 51.51 (49) 2-5 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Esko - 51.49 (69) 3-6 vs higher, 13-0 vs lower
- Pierz - 51.33 (88) 2-4 vs higher, 15-4 vs lower
- Pine Island - 51.13 (12) 5-10 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Morris Area/Chokio-Alberta - 50.65 (13) 2-8 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- Crosby-Ironton - 50.02 (102) 2-4 vs higher, 13-4 vs lower
- Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted - 49.98 (84) 1-4 vs higher, 15-5 vs lower
- Maranatha Christian - 49.96 (32) 0-8 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Redwood Valley - 49.92 (55) 1-8 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Concordia Academy - 49.91 (74) 1-7 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- Hiawatha Collegiate - 49.59 (115) 0-3 vs higher, 17-4 vs lower
- Jordan - 49.23 (113) 0-5 vs higher, 17-2 vs lower
- Watertown-Mayer - 49.11 (46) 3-6 vs higher, 10-5 vs lower
- Breckenridge - 48.93 (2) 2-11 vs higher, 9-0 vs lower
- Spectrum - 48.82 (87) 2-5 vs higher, 12-5 vs lower
- Paynesville Area - 48.4 (68) 3-7 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Aitkin - 48.33 (72) 4-7 vs higher, 10-4 vs lower
- Pillager - 48.24 (93) 1-6 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Fairmont - 47.73 (99) 0-8 vs higher, 14-0 vs lower
- Warroad - 47.45 (106) 2-6 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Duluth Marshall - 47.33 (104) 1-7 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- St. Paul Academy - 47.22 (119) 1-5 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Tracy-Milroy-Balaton - 47.08 (108) 1-7 vs higher, 14-3 vs lower
- Wadena-Deer Creek - 46.88 (89) 1-8 vs higher, 14-1 vs lower
- Blue Earth Area - 46.78 (61) 2-9 vs higher, 10-0 vs lower
- Glencoe-Silver Lake - 46.69 (47) 3-10 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Benson - 46.58 (52) 2-11 vs higher, 13-0 vs lower
- Dover-Eyota - 46.48 (41) 2-10 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- Belle Plaine - 45.43 (112) 1-8 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Providence Academy - 45.21 (42) 3-13 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- St. Cloud Cathedral - 45.06 (36) 1-10 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Milaca - 44.77 (65) 3-9 vs higher, 7-5 vs lower
- Holdingford - 44.54 (92) 2-11 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Zumbrota-Mazeppa - 44.37 (38) 3-12 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Cristo Rey Jesuit - 44.21 (58) 3-12 vs higher, 10-0 vs lower
- Thief River Falls - 44.14 (56) 1-10 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City - 43.59 (24) 4-13 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- Maple Lake - 43.32 (62) 3-13 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- Frazee - 43.28 (44) 1-12 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Rush City - 43.12 (110) 1-10 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Holy Family Catholic - 43.1 (71) 5-11 vs higher, 4-4 vs lower
- Kimball Area - 42.91 (59) 4-14 vs higher, 3-3 vs lower
- Proctor - 42.48 (26) 3-13 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Long Prairie-Grey Eagle - 42.44 (60) 3-11 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- Pipestone Area - 41.9 (50) 2-12 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- Luverne - 41.67 (53) 3-13 vs higher, 7-0 vs lower
- Crookston - 41.62 (29) 3-12 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Chatfield - 41.39 (33) 4-14 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- International Falls - 40.96 (81) 2-13 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- Sauk Centre - 40.92 (4) 5-16 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Math and Science Academy - 40.68 (120) 3-10 vs higher, 7-3 vs lower
- Bagley - 40.65 (54) 3-12 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Maple River - 40.38 (82) 1-13 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Sibley East - 39.8 (111) 2-10 vs higher, 6-6 vs lower
- Eveleth-Gilbert - 39.8 (94) 3-14 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Southwest Christian - 39.54 (116) 3-12 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Hawley - 39.09 (1) 4-16 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- St. Paul Washington - 38.96 (117) 0-10 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- St. Agnes - 38.92 (103) 1-12 vs higher, 9-1 vs lower
- Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton - 38.49 (109) 1-12 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Menahga - 38.14 (83) 2-14 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- LeSueur-Henderson - 37.79 (114) 2-15 vs higher, 7-1 vs lower
- St. Paul Humboldt - 37.3 (124) 2-12 vs higher, 8-2 vs lower
- Roseau - 37.21 (77) 3-18 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- St. James Area - 37.08 (35) 3-19 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Royalton - 36.53 (51) 4-16 vs higher, 1-2 vs lower
- Triton - 36.36 (15) 2-18 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Dassel-Cokato - 36.28 (39) 2-16 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- New Life Academy - 35.8 (100) 2-16 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Staples-Motley - 35.76 (63) 3-18 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- New London-Spicer - 35.63 (7) 3-21 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Kenyon-Wanamingo - 35.13 (17) 3-19 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Norwood-Young America - 35.11 (86) 4-20 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Mesabi East - 34.47 (91) 3-16 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Metro Schools College Prep - 34.16 (125) 1-7 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Two Harbors - 33.76 (76) 3-19 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Mounds Park Academy - 33.28 (118) 2-15 vs higher, 2-3 vs lower
- Breck - 32.96 (66) 4-18 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Brooklyn Center - 32.71 (22) 3-18 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Medford - 32.26 (73) 2-17 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Foley - 31.79 (40) 3-22 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial - 29.4 (98) 2-20 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Nova Classical Academy - 29.36 (105) 1-19 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Park Rapids Area - 28.21 (30) 3-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Windom Area - 23.83 (9) 1-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- New Richland-H-E-G - 21.16 (70) 3-22 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Montevideo - 0 (3) 0-24 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Winona Cotter/Hope Lutheran - 0 (25) 0-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Tri-City United - 0 (121) 0-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- BOLD - 60.8 (3) 0-0 vs higher, 24-1 vs lower
- Ada-Borup - 59.82 (10) 0-0 vs higher, 21-1 vs lower
- Henning - 58.21 (42) 1-1 vs higher, 22-0 vs lower
- West Central Area - 57.4 (37) 0-2 vs higher, 22-0 vs lower
- Springfield - 56.68 (26) 2-1 vs higher, 21-2 vs lower
- Southwest MN Christian - 56.41 (136) 0-0 vs higher, 25-0 vs lower
- Waterville-Elysian-Morristown - 56.08 (74) 0-2 vs higher, 24-0 vs lower
- Central MN Christian - 56 (45) 0-1 vs higher, 20-2 vs lower
- New Ulm Cathedral - 55.29 (56) 2-3 vs higher, 21-0 vs lower
- Fertile-Beltrami - 55.05 (60) 0-2 vs higher, 23-2 vs lower
- MACCRAY - 54.66 (48) 1-1 vs higher, 18-5 vs lower
- Nevis - 54.2 (97) 0-0 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Cass Lake-Bena - 54.15 (6) 1-5 vs higher, 17-2 vs lower
- Blooming Prairie - 53.76 (105) 0-3 vs higher, 21-0 vs lower
- CHOF - 53.35 (114) 0-1 vs higher, 18-4 vs lower
- Legacy Christian - 53.07 (130) 0-1 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Nashwauk-Keewatin - 52.94 (115) 1-0 vs higher, 19-4 vs lower
- Parkers Prairie - 52.94 (70) 0-2 vs higher, 20-3 vs lower
- Badger/Greenbush-Middle River - 52.74 (65) 0-2 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- North Woods - 52.56 (103) 2-2 vs higher, 17-3 vs lower
- Hancock - 52.43 (16) 1-4 vs higher, 16-4 vs lower
- Schaeffer Academy - 52.4 (113) 0-1 vs higher, 20-4 vs lower
- Nicollet - 52.31 (99) 0-1 vs higher, 18-4 vs lower
- Lac qui Parle Valley - 52.18 (17) 1-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Red Lake County - 52.14 (88) 1-4 vs higher, 19-1 vs lower
- Mountain Lake Area/Comfrey - 51.92 (116) 1-3 vs higher, 20-1 vs lower
- Hayfield - 51.74 (85) 1-5 vs higher, 20-0 vs lower
- Randolph - 51.42 (94) 1-3 vs higher, 19-3 vs lower
- NCE/U-H - 51.29 (19) 2-6 vs higher, 15-2 vs lower
- T/ML/GHEC - 51.13 (72) 1-3 vs higher, 17-5 vs lower
- Martin County West - 50.8 (57) 1-5 vs higher, 16-3 vs lower
- Kittson County Central - 50.71 (58) 1-5 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Red Lake - 50.58 (7) 2-6 vs higher, 11-4 vs lower
- Cromwell-Wright - 50.19 (155) 0-1 vs higher, 18-2 vs lower
- Lyle/Austin Pacelli - 49.85 (128) 3-3 vs higher, 14-4 vs lower
- Ely - 49.84 (148) 0-3 vs higher, 19-2 vs lower
- Dawson-Boyd - 49.6 (44) 2-6 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Brandon/Evansville - 49.51 (96) 2-4 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- St. Clair - 49.26 (18) 2-9 vs higher, 14-0 vs lower
- Renville County West - 49.19 (14) 3-8 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- Deer River - 49.17 (62) 2-7 vs higher, 13-2 vs lower
- Blackduck - 49.11 (126) 2-4 vs higher, 15-3 vs lower
- Grand Meadow - 48.96 (122) 4-4 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Ashby - 48.92 (102) 4-4 vs higher, 12-4 vs lower
- Pine River-Backus - 48.8 (100) 1-7 vs higher, 15-1 vs lower
- East Central - 48.72 (140) 0-5 vs higher, 18-2 vs lower
- Lakeview - 48.63 (132) 2-3 vs higher, 15-4 vs lower
- Spring Grove - 48.52 (51) 2-6 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Mahnomen/Waubun - 48.1 (23) 2-7 vs higher, 10-3 vs lower
- Westbrook-Walnut Grove - 47.36 (104) 1-6 vs higher, 16-2 vs lower
- Browerville/Eagle Valley - 47.03 (79) 0-6 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Clearbrook-Gonvick - 46.91 (121) 3-5 vs higher, 11-6 vs lower
- New York Mills - 46.79 (47) 3-8 vs higher, 9-2 vs lower
- Walker-Hackensack-Akeley - 46.68 (101) 4-8 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Sacred Heart - 46.5 (33) 3-10 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Minneota - 46.41 (31) 3-10 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- St. John's Prep - 46.41 (118) 1-5 vs higher, 12-5 vs lower
- Lester Prairie/Holy Trinity - 46.35 (117) 2-8 vs higher, 14-2 vs lower
- Mountain Iron-Buhl - 46.25 (49) 1-9 vs higher, 12-2 vs lower
- United Christian Academy - 46.08 (95) 0-9 vs higher, 16-1 vs lower
- West Lutheran - 46.03 (109) 2-7 vs higher, 10-3 vs lower
- Fond du Lac Ojibwe - 45.51 (107) 1-9 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Mankato Loyola - 45.46 (78) 1-8 vs higher, 13-3 vs lower
- Hinckley-Finlayson - 45.42 (64) 1-8 vs higher, 10-4 vs lower
- Liberty Classical Academy - 45.26 (142) 1-8 vs higher, 14-0 vs lower
- Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa - 44.93 (4) 1-13 vs higher, 10-1 vs lower
- Sleepy Eye Saint Mary's - 44.4 (35) 1-11 vs higher, 13-1 vs lower
- South Ridge - 44.39 (92) 1-8 vs higher, 11-5 vs lower
- Mayer Lutheran - 44.38 (54) 3-11 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Houston - 43.8 (90) 2-8 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Lakes International Language Academy - 43.76 (157) 0-1 vs higher, 9-6 vs lower
- High School for the Recording Arts - 43.58 (112) 2-5 vs higher, 5-4 vs lower
- Hope Academy - 43.55 (147) 3-6 vs higher, 7-8 vs lower
- Cherry - 43.54 (137) 1-7 vs higher, 12-3 vs lower
- Silver Bay - 43.12 (152) 2-6 vs higher, 12-5 vs lower
- Battle Lake - 43.11 (28) 2-11 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Carlton - 42.61 (139) 2-9 vs higher, 10-2 vs lower
- Cedar Mountain - 42.57 (13) 1-13 vs higher, 11-1 vs lower
- Rushford-Peterson - 42.39 (8) 4-11 vs higher, 6-2 vs lower
- Lake Park-Audubon - 42 (24) 2-10 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Wabasha-Kellogg - 41.93 (12) 4-12 vs higher, 5-4 vs lower
- Northland - 41.76 (145) 3-9 vs higher, 9-3 vs lower
- Braham - 41.75 (124) 4-9 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Avail Academy - 41.72 (149) 1-8 vs higher, 11-3 vs lower
- Adrian/Ellsworth - 41.18 (108) 1-8 vs higher, 9-4 vs lower
- Southland - 41.02 (9) 4-14 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Stephen-Argyle - 40.51 (27) 2-12 vs higher, 6-4 vs lower
- Upsala - 40.49 (82) 4-14 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Win-E-Mac - 40.12 (46) 4-13 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- Barnum - 39.93 (29) 3-14 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Heron Lake-Okabena/Fulda - 39.8 (76) 1-12 vs higher, 10-3 vs lower
- Heritage Christian - 39.57 (84) 2-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- PACT Charter - 39.41 (135) 2-14 vs higher, 7-0 vs lower
- Madelia - 39.1 (111) 0-12 vs higher, 11-2 vs lower
- Isle - 38.99 (133) 3-12 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Northern Freeze - 38.98 (67) 3-14 vs higher, 6-3 vs lower
- Onamia - 38.96 (131) 4-14 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Kaleidoscope Charter - 38.72 (162) 1-7 vs higher, 12-3 vs lower
- Swanville - 38.46 (71) 4-15 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg - 38.45 (21) 2-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Wabasso - 38.36 (20) 2-15 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Park Christian - 38.35 (36) 3-12 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Hillcrest Lutheran Academy - 38.26 (32) 2-13 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Warren-Alvarado-Oslo - 37.7 (53) 4-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Minnesota Transitions Charter - 37.47 (141) 2-7 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Cleveland - 37.33 (80) 3-16 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Wheaton/Herman-Norcross - 37.12 (83) 1-11 vs higher, 7-0 vs lower
- Hills-Beaver Creek - 37.11 (59) 1-12 vs higher, 5-2 vs lower
- Fosston - 36.7 (40) 3-16 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Ortonville - 36.62 (25) 2-12 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Community of Peace Academy - 36.31 (138) 2-13 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Chisholm - 35.4 (93) 1-15 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Kingsland - 35.39 (39) 1-16 vs higher, 5-3 vs lower
- Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop - 35.26 (55) 3-15 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- United South Central - 34.63 (66) 1-14 vs higher, 8-1 vs lower
- Cook County - 34.59 (120) 1-10 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Bigfork - 34.57 (106) 2-15 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Red Rock Central - 34.21 (73) 2-16 vs higher, 4-2 vs lower
- Goodridge/Grygla - 34.05 (77) 4-19 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- LeRoy-Ostrander - 34.02 (110) 2-14 vs higher, 7-2 vs lower
- Lincoln International - 33.81 (129) 1-5 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Lanesboro - 33.51 (146) 2-14 vs higher, 8-0 vs lower
- Murray County Central - 32.91 (68) 3-17 vs higher, 3-2 vs lower
- North Lakes Academy - 32.46 (151) 2-15 vs higher, 4-3 vs lower
- Sebeka - 31.53 (52) 1-17 vs higher, 5-1 vs lower
- Rothsay - 31.05 (15) 2-19 vs higher, 2-2 vs lower
- Russell-Tyler-Ruthton - 30.64 (61) 2-18 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- Eagle Ridge Academy - 30.56 (86) 2-21 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Glenville-Emmons - 29.68 (127) 2-17 vs higher, 1-3 vs lower
- Canby - 29.64 (41) 1-19 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Hill City - 29.63 (144) 1-16 vs higher, 5-0 vs lower
- McGregor - 29.59 (134) 1-16 vs higher, 4-1 vs lower
- Trinity School - 29.51 (75) 2-20 vs higher, 2-0 vs lower
- Northome/Kelliher - 29.48 (69) 1-18 vs higher, 6-0 vs lower
- Fillmore Central - 29.4 (5) 1-21 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Prairie Seeds Academy - 29.36 (154) 0-4 vs higher, 3-1 vs lower
- Ogilvie - 28.18 (98) 2-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Wrenshall - 28.01 (125) 2-15 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart - 26.02 (1) 1-21 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley - 24.78 (63) 1-17 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Bethlehem Academy - 24.24 (22) 1-23 vs higher, 0-2 vs lower
- Edgerton - 24.19 (34) 1-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Groves Academy - 24.06 (153) 0-17 vs higher, 6-1 vs lower
- Climax/Fisher - 23.92 (43) 1-21 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Sleepy Eye - 23.91 (11) 2-23 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Hmong Academy - 23.56 (123) 1-17 vs higher, 2-1 vs lower
- Littlefork-Big Falls - 22.81 (143) 0-16 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Alden-Conger - 22.71 (89) 2-20 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Chesterton Academy - 22.22 (160) 1-13 vs higher, 4-0 vs lower
- Underwood - 22.12 (38) 2-20 vs higher, 0-1 vs lower
- Mabel-Canton - 21.77 (50) 2-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Floodwood - 21.38 (119) 1-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Yellow Medicine East - 19.6 (2) 1-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Verndale - 19.43 (81) 0-20 vs higher, 3-0 vs lower
- Bertha-Hewitt - 18.08 (30) 1-20 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Laporte - 17.35 (87) 0-19 vs higher, 1-1 vs lower
- Lake of the Woods - 13.83 (158) 1-20 vs higher, 1-0 vs lower
- Lakeview Christian - 0 (91) 0-19 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Academy for Sciences & Ag - 0 (150) 0-21 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Venture Academy - 0 (156) 0-5 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- Ubah Medical Academy - 0 (159) 0-9 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
- MN Academy for the Deaf - 0 (161) 0-5 vs higher, 0-0 vs lower
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