Shakopee vs Andover Rematch on Tap

#1 posting 11.7.2008
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AAA
Eastview's balance and diversity stopped Osseo in three. From the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

St. Michael-Albertville's Katherine Harms was too powerful for Cretin-Derham Hall. From the SPPP.

Plus the Shakopee and Andover wins in the SPPP.
The Sabers and Huskies will meet in a rematch of last year's AAA championship. From the StarTribune.
Action starts at 9 am today in St. Paul.

COACHING NEWS
Adam Cress has resigned from Northfield. From the Northfield News.

Next up: AA results

Missota, Big 9 Titles Decided

#1 posting 10.15.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS: AAA
#1 Shakopee beat Farmington in four to win the Missota title. The Tigers took the first set, the Sabers the rest. The margin was 21 points.

#2 Lakeville North swept Rosemount with a margin of 32 points.

#3 Eastview swept Prior Lake with a margin of 25 points. The second set went extra points. The Lightning are playing ahead of schedule. From the StarTribune.

#4 St. Michael-Albertville swept Zimmerman with a margin of 46 points.

#5 Chaska swept Bloomington Jefferson with a margin of 44 points.

#7 Alexandria swept St. Cloud Tech with a margin of 25 points. In the middle of the St. Cloud Times recaps.

#9 Blaine swept Coon Rapids with a margin of 41 points.

#10 Eden Prairie beat Burnsville in four. The Blaze took the first set, the Eagles the rest. The margin was 13 points.

Owatonna beat Rochester Mayo in four. Mayo took the first contest, the Huskies the rest. The margin was 6 points. Owatonna is the Big 9 champs with the victory. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Rochester Century beat Winona in four with a margin of 25 points. Winona won the first set, Century took the rest. From the Rochester Post Bulletin and the Winona Daily News.

Austin beat Mankato East in four. The Cougars won the first set, the Packers the rest. The margin was 19 points. Rebekah Aase had 16 kills for the Packers. From the Austin Daily Herald.

Hutchinson swept Red Wing with a margin of 41 points. From the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Holy Angels beat Northfield in five with a margin of 22 points. The Stars won the odd sets. Josie Dockstader had 20 kills for the Raiders. From the Northfield News.

Bemidji swept Lake of the Woods with a margin of 19 points. Plus one more result from the Bemidji Pioneer.

Sauk Rapids swept Willmar with a margin of 33 points. From the West Central Tribune.

Fergus Falls swept Brainerd with a margin of 29 points. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

LATE RESULTS
Forest Lake swept Mounds View last Tuesday with a margin of 30. From the Shoreview Press.

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#1 Shakopee Sweeps Hutchinson

#1 posting 10.10.2008
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AAA THURSDAY RESULTS
#1 Shakopee swept Hutchinson with a margin of 16 points. Ashley Wittman had 20 unofficial kills for the Sabers. From the Hutchinson Leader.

#3 St. Michael-Albertville swept Princeton with a margin of 29 points.

#8 Blaine swept Andover with a margin of 15 points.

#9 Woodbury swept Roseville with a margin of 16 points.

#10 Alexandria played St. Cloud Apollo with a margin of 18 points. In the middle of the St. Cloud Times area recaps.

Rochester JM beat Faribault in four with a margin of 25 points. Ellen Mekesh had 14 kills for the Rockets.
Rochester Century swept Albert Lea with a margin of 32 points.
Rochester Mayo outlasted Austin in a fiver with a margin of 16 points. Austin led 2-1. Brittany Looker had 22 kills for the Spartans.
All from the Rochester Post Bulletin and Faribault Daily News.

New Ulm beat Waseca with a margin of 19 points. From the New Ulm Journal.

Willmar beat Fergus Falls in a fiver with a margin of 5 points. Emily Nelsen had 31 points for the Cardinals. From the West Central Tribune.

LATE RESULTS
Rosemount is looking to finish strong. From Rosemount Town Pages.

Alexandria wrapped up their first Central Lakes title since 2002 with a sweep of Little Falls on Tuesday. From the Echo Press.

Hastings won their first Suburban East match on Tuesday in a five set win over Park-Cottage Grove. From the Hastings Star Gazette.

Chisago Lakes topped rival North Branch in sweep. From the Chisago County Press.

Next up: AA Results

#1 Shakopee Sweeps #6 Waconia

#1 posting 10.7.2008
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HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS
AAA Action
#1 Shakopee swept #6 Waconia with a margin of 22 points.

#2 Lakeville North swept Eagan with a margin of 26 points.

#4 Chaska played Lakeville South

#5 Eastview swept #7 Eden Prairie with a margin of 25 points.

#8 Blaine swept Park Center with a margin of 41 points.

#9 Woodbury swept Mounds View with a margin of 29 points.

#10 Alexandria swept Little Falls with a margin of 32 points.

Austin swept Albert Lea by a margin of 28 points. Rebekah Aase had 15 points for the Packers. From the Austin Post Bulletin and Albert Lea Tribune.

Century outlasted JM in a fiver in the battle of Rochester. Century's margin was 7. Brittany Weidman had 17 kills for Century. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Farmington beat Rochester Mayo in four with a margin of 13 points. From the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Faribault swept Red Wing with a margin of 20 points. From the Faribault Daily News (deeper down in the review) and Red Wing Republican Eagle.

Owatonna swept Mankato West with a margin of 16 points. Jordan Spatenka had 14 kills for the Huskies. from the Owatonna People's Press.

Duluth East swept Denfeld with a margin of 41 points. From KBJR.

Sauk Rapids outlasted Rocori in a fiver. Rocori had a 2 point advantage on the night. Nikki Meinz had 19 points for her 18th birthday for the Storm. Plus 13 more results from the St. Cloud Times.

St. Cloud Apollo beat Fergus Falls in four with a margin of 1 point. Mackenzie Birr had 28 kills for the Eagles. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

St. Cloud Tech topped Willmar in five. Willmar had a 5 point advantage despite losing. Megan Loesch had 21 points for the Tigers. Emily Nelson had 23 points for the Cardinals. From the West Central Tribune.

Bemidji swept East Grand Forks with a margin of 22 points. Kayla Hirt had 17 kills for Bemidji. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

Next up: AA results

#598, Fine Time

#1 posting 10.3.2008
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AAA REPORTS
#1 Shakopee beat Holy Angels in four with a 30 point margin.

#2 Eastview played Bloomington Kennedy

#3 St. Michael-Albertville swept Big Lake with a 30 point margin.

#4 Chaska swept Apple Valley with an 18 point margin.

#5 Lakeville North played Burnsville

#6 Waconia beat #6AA Delano in four with a margin of 17 points.

#8 Blaine swept Elk River with a margin of 35 points.

#9 Woodbury beat Cretin-Derham Hall in four with a margin of 17 points.

#10 Owatonna swept Rochester JM with a margin 25 points in Big 9 action. Coach Rod Nakagaki has 598 wins now with #600 on track for this weekend at Lakeville North's tournament. From the Owatonna People's Press.

Northfield beat Red Wing in four in Missota action. RW actually held the advantage in point margin with a 3 point advantage. From the Red Wing Republican Eagle.

St. Cloud Tech topped Fergus Falls in five sets in a six point margin. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

Bemidji upended Moorhead in five sets with a margin of 3 points. Kayla Hirt had 15 kills for Bemidji. From the Bemidji Pioneer and Fargo Forum.

If you notice their aren't a lot of links with AAA teams (especially metro level teams).

LATE RESULTS
Woodbury beat Hastings on Tuesday. From the Hastings Star Gazette.

In the battle of the Cardinals it was Alexandria sweeping Willmar in Central Lakes action on Tuesday. From the Echo Press.

HAMMER TIME
The MSHSL has put the hammer down and fined schools that haven't submitted roster forms and eligibility forms. Here is a list of the scofflaws. Apple Valley took the biggest hit with $1050 in fines.

Next up: AA Results