Joel Rippel

The Gophers, ranked fourth, ended the No. 6 Bulldogs' four-game winning streak.

Mark Klingsporn, whose team is unbeaten this season, became the seventh boys basketball coach to reach the milestone.

“Remarkably consistent,” his coach calls him, and if that continues he’ll become the top scorer in Red Knights history.

Richard Meredith, who graduated from Minneapolis Southwest, lettered for the Gophers from 1952-55.

The Gophers lost a shootout for the 11th time in a row and have not scored on 28 consecutive shootout attempts.

The Gophers had lost four in a row, their longest skid in history. They ended it with their 800th victory.

The Gophers, ranked third, had tied No. 11 St. Cloud State a minute earlier after pulling their goalie.

The No. 4 Gophers tied it in the third period before giving up a power-play goal in OT.

The Gophers baseball team, with several top hitters returning, will also be navigating the expanded Big Ten schedule.

The No. 7 Gophers will close the regular season against Iowa on Friday night at Maturi Pavilion.

Casey O’Brien had a goal and four assists to lead the top-ranked Badgers to a 6-1 win over the third-ranked Gophers on Sunday in Madison.

The Badgers, ranked No. 1 and also the nation’s top-scoring team, defeated the No. 3 Gophers 8-2.

Nathan Minessale’s work in the final 36 seconds secured a Summit League win for the Tommies.

Kohler coached her 720th win Friday against Fergus Falls, passing retired Myron Glass of Rochester Lourdes for second place.

Waconia’s Max McEnelly defeated Stillwater’s Ryder Rogotzke on Friday to settle the match, just as he beat him at state in 2023.

Panthers coach John Oxton became the sixth boys basketball coach in Minnesota history to reach 700 career victories in Lakeville North’s 74-56 win at Farmington on Friday night.

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Sloane Matthews, from Wayzata, scored three goals in the second period, and the No. 2 Buckeyes pulled away from the No. 3 Gophers from there.

Greenway is the fourth in history and the third this season to cross that milestone, after Minnehaha Academy’s Addison Mack and Crosby-Ironton’s Tori Oehrlein.

Bello remains the program’s leader in offensive rebounds and is high on the U list in many statistical categories.