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t. Anthony used strong relay performances and steady scoring across the individual events to pull away from Columbia Heights and secure a 54–30 varsity victory Tuesday night, closing the meet with momentum after several tightly contested races early. The Huskies struck first in the 200 Medley Relay, as Silas Holtan, Milo Roy, Samuel Sandquist, and […]

East Ridge closed strong Tuesday night to earn a 98–86 varsity victory over Mounds View, using depth in the middle events and clutch scoring late in the meet to pull away in what remained a tight dual well into the second half. Mounds View struck first in the varsity 200 Medley Relay, as Danny Bai,

Wayzata put together a balanced performance Friday night, leaning on relay strength and depth across the lineup to earn a 98.5–86.5 varsity victory over Eden Prairie in a highly competitive Lake Conference dual. While Eden Prairie claimed several marquee individual wins, Wayzata’s ability to score consistently from top to bottom proved decisive. The meet opened

Shakopee and Farmington delivered a back-and-forth dual Friday night that stayed undecided until the final relay, with Shakopee ultimately slipping past Farmington 93–90 behind clutch finishes in the sprint events and just enough relay depth to hold on. Shakopee set the early tone in the 200 Medley Relay as Ethan Gens, Alex Friendshuh, Jack Fritz,

The Chanhassen–Chaska Stormhawks delivered a strong all-around performance Thursday night, using depth across the lineup and dominance in the sprint and relay events to earn a 117–68 varsity victory over the Breck/Blake Bearstangs. The Stormhawks controlled the meet from the opening relay and steadily added separation as the night progressed, while the Bearstangs countered with

Roseville closed out its home dual in impressive fashion Thursday night, using sprint speed, relay execution, and clutch performances in the middle events to earn a 98–87 varsity victory over Mounds View. The meet stayed competitive throughout, but Roseville’s consistency at the top of key events proved to be the difference. The Raiders set the

Bragging rights were once again on the line Tuesday night as Anoka and Andover squared off in their annual “Battle of the Pool,” a rivalry meet made unique by the fact that both programs train daily in the same facility. Familiar lanes and familiar faces did nothing to dull the intensity, as Anoka emerged with

Dassel-Cokato-Litchfield and Willmar traded momentum throughout a tightly contested dual Tuesday night, with Dassel-Cokato-Litchfield ultimately pulling away late for a 94–86 varsity victory. The Chargers leaned on strong relay performances and depth in the middle events, while Willmar countered with sprint speed and distance wins that kept the meet close until the final events. Dassel-Cokato-Litchfield

Waconia flexed its depth in the individual events and dominance in the relays to earn a 115–70 varsity victory over Delano–Watertown–Mayer. The Wildcats set the tone early and steadily built separation as the meet progressed, while Delano–Watertown–Mayer found success in select events but struggled to keep pace with Waconia’s scoring depth. The meet opened with

A deep, talent-rich field took over the pool Saturday at the 2025 Storm Hawks Boys Swim & Dive Invite, where Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, Chanhassen-Chaska, Elk River, Breck/Blake, Duluth East, Sauk Rapids-Rice, and Wayzata battled through a full invitational slate that rewarded both top-end speed and lineup depth. By the end of the day, Minnetonka’s ability