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Sun ThisWeek
It’s almost here – high school fall sports practices start next week
Competition in South Suburban Conference figures to be fierce High school athletes have spent much of the summer hitting the courts, the streets and the weightroom, but next week is when it starts to feel real. First day of official fall practice is Monday, Aug. 17, for all sports except adapted soccer (where practices start Sept. 8). Some teams will return next week looking to continue being dominant. Others are looking to build. They all want to have reasons for optimism. Here’s an early look at some of the teams in the Sun Thisweek and Dakota County Tribune coverage area: Football The most noteworthy game of the 2025 local football season might have been Lakeville South’s 49-31 victory over Maple Grove in the Class 6A quarterfinals. The surprise to observers wasn’t so much that the Cougars won, but the way they tore apart the defending state champions’ defense. Griffen Dean rushed for 286 yards and six touchdowns, and Nic Swanson added 180 yards on the ground. South lost to Moorhead 26-14 in the state semifinals the next week, but the Cougars are back with another team expected to contend in Class 6A. Dean, a recent University of Montana commit, offensive
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Fab Five Photos: YHIC edges Strictly 104-100 for the Twin Cities Pro Am championship at DeLaSalle
This week’s Fab Five photos feature images from the Twin Cities Pro Am championship game in which YHIC defeated Strictly 104-100 before a capacity crowd at DeLaSalle High School. Dr. Mitchell Palmer McDonald welcomes reader responses at mcdeezy05@gmail.com.
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Genocide Scholar Denied Genocide Studies Job for Calling out Genocide Gets Settlement from the U
Welcome back to The Flyover, your daily digest of important, overlooked, and/or interesting Minnesota news stories. In 2024, the University of Minnesota enthusiastically selected Israeli historian Raz Segal as the new director of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. A few weeks later, two board members at the center quit in protest, upset that the Jewish-Israeli intellectual had penned an article, “A Textbook Case of Genocide,” for the progressive magazine Jewish Currents, where he deemed the current situation in Palestine as... well, just take a look at that title.
Government Technology
University of St. Thomas to Compensate Data Breach Victims
(TNS) — University of St. Thomas students, employees and alumni whose personal information was compromised in a 2025 data breach may be eligible for some relief after the institution received preliminary approval to settle a class action lawsuit. The private Catholic university in Houston reached an agreement in late...
Minnesota Daily
Bailey Hall to close for the 2026-2027 academic year
On July 24, the University of Minnesota announced the closure of Bailey Hall and its dining hall for the 2026-2027 academic year. The announcement comes after the University received $75 million in a bonding bill from the state, $35 million of which is dedicated to the construction of the new St. Paul Campus Center.
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Prep Scene: Six teams to remember
1989: St. Paul Central (23-4), Class AA state fourth place, Coach Dan Brink. The Minutemen were led by starters Juriad Hughes, David Hollman, Christian Hayes, Jerome Paul and Ron Taylor, with Frank Kelly and Stephen Kennedy coming off the bench. Hughes, the Star Tribune Metro Player of the Year and...
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St. Paul Academy head resigns after parent sues school
Luis Ottley, the head of St. Paul Academy and Summit School, will resign his post at the prestigious private school later this month. The move comes after a series of controversies involving Ottley. Last month a parent sued the school, alleging leadership at the academy retaliated against him and his...
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Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer creates new scholarship
As drummer of the GRAMMY-winning band Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Chad Smith is no stranger to performing in front of thousands of passionate fans. Many School of Music students have similar dreams: to craft their own music for others to enjoy. When Smith enters Huntington Bank Stadium for the October 11 halftime show with the University of Minnesota Marching Band, a new scholarship will debut, inspiring young Minnesota musicians to follow their musical dreams. Returning to Smith’s Minnesota roots, this scholarship will honor his parents, proud University of Minnesota Twin Cities alums Curtis and Joan Smith.