D1 HIGH FIVE

There were six teams in action on Tuesday.

Kendall McGee, Creighton, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 15-W

*Zahara Bishop, Seton Hall, Benilde-St. Margaret’s 12-W

*Savannah White, Xavier, DeLaSalle 10-L

Ja’Kahla Craft, Seton Hall, St. Michael-Albertville 9-W

*Nora Francois, Arizona, DeLaSalle 4-L

Three high schools provided the five. Four were from private AAA schools, one from AAAA.

All were state champs.

D2

Only one team in operation on Tuesday.

Jaelyn Choi, Bridgeport, Osseo 5-W

D3

Only one team in business on Tuesday.

Daeserae Williamson, Lasell, Fridley 2-W

MN GBB RESULTS

AAAA

#1 Hopkins 88, #5 Minnetonka 62

Prior Lake 80, #2 Rosemount 71

#3 Wayzata 72, Eden Prairie 37

#6 Rochester Mayo 102, Austin 38

#7 East Ridge 69, Stillwater 30

#8 Eastview 70, Lakeville South 55

Brainerd 54, #10 Elk River 51

AAA

#1 Orono 75, Chaska 72

#2 Hill-Murray 91, Mahtomedi 37

#3 Stewartville 85, Lake City 61

#4 Benilde-St. Margaret’s 82, #9AAAA Waconia 68

#5 Cretin-Derham Hall 66, Park-Cottage Grove 35

#6 Marshall 89, Worthington 16

#8 Northfield 54, Owatonna 48

#10 DeLaSalle 87, Visitation 42

AA

#2 Crosby-Ironton 124, Mille Lacs 37

#3 New London-Spicer 87, Norwood-Young America 61

#4 Duluth Marshall 76, Proctor 71

#5 Red Wing 82, Albert Lea 29

#8 Fairmont 90, Blue Earth 43

A

#3 Hillcrest Lutheran 73, Battle Lake 25

#4 Northome/Kelliher 106, Laporte 29

#5 NRHEG 71, Grand Meadow 41

#6 Mayer Lutheran 56, Southwest Christian Chaska 49

#7 Braham 68, Mora 61

Triton 74, #9 Hayfield 49

#10 Central MN Christian 80, Canby 60

RANKED RESULTS

Winner High 124 Crosby-Ironton

Winner Low 29 Hmong Academy

Loser High 85 Pipestone

Loser Low 8 Nova Classical

Biggest Margin 87 Crosby-Ironton v Mille Lacs

Smallest Margin 1 Roseau v Crookston, Lake of the Woods v Nevis; Upsala v Bertha-Hewitt

Most Combined: 176 St. James v Pipestone

Least combined: 40 Hmong Academy v Cristo Rey Jesuit

Margins 30 or more 42 (31.111%)

Margins 5 or less 22 (16.296%)

Average 56.037

Winner Average 67.326

Loser Average 44.748

Ranked Average 77.379

Nonranked Average 53.469

Average margin 22.578

Average combined: 112.07

Ranked Losses: five

AAAA Ave 60.868

AAA Ave 54.860

AA Ave 57.587

A Ave 53.247

POINT PARADE

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AAAA

Amelia Mills, Rochester Mayo 32

AAA

Ruby Ellison, Fergus Falls 26

Audrey Shindelar, Caledonia 26

Grace Mostad, Northfield 25

AA

Tori Oehrlein, Crosby-Ironton 57—now the career scoring leader in Minnesota GBB history passing Rebekah Dahlmann of Braham.

Brylee Miller, Fairmont 34

Aubrie Klug, Caledonia 32

Chloe Johnson, Duluth Marshall 27

Reagan Essig, Triton 26

Riley Freed, Rockford 26

A

Brielle Janssen, MACCRAY 39

Camryn VanMaldeghem, NRHEG 31

Quinn Kangas, Cherry 27

Bayli Sneller, Yellow Medicine East 26

Alyssa Swedzinski, Dawson-Boyd 26

MILESTONES

Senior Kate Thayer of Kelliher/Northome vs. Laporte reached 3000 points.

Senior Audrey Shindelar of Stewartville vs. Lake City reached 2000 points.

Senior Brooklyn Meng, St. Clair vs. Belle Plaine 1.20.2026 reached 1000 points

Sophomore Maggie Dyer, Rochester Mayo vs. Austin reached 1000 points.

ABOUT LAST NIGHT….NEW LONDON-SPICER V NORWOOD-YOUNG AMERICA

Undefeated #3AA New London-Spicer went on the road and almost put running time on Norwood-Young America in the first game of a girl/boy doubleheader Tuesday in Wright County Action. It was NLS second game in as many days fresh off a 90-37 win over KMS. Both schools are leading their respective sections (NLS in 3AA North, NYA 2AA).

The Wildcats stopped the Raiders with textbook NLS action (a book authored by Mike Dreier, the winningest coach in MN GBB History with over 1100 career wins)—the press & zone defense. By half the vistors led 53-33 despite coughing up the ball 17 times. NLS had an offensive rebound rate of 54.545% vastly ahead of NYA’s 20.513%. NLS starters checked in with a 108.9 pp100, the team as a whole missed the centurion level by 1.1 points.

After four minutes NYA took their first time out trailing 14-9. The Wildcats already had a string of three straight scoring possessions. That timeout interrupted but did not stop an even larger eight possession scoring string which required a second NYA timeout at the 12:28 mark and the hosts trailing 25-9. The largest lead of the night came at the 10:23 mark of the second half 74-43. After that  sub patterns gave some life to NYA who finished the night with a 18-13 advantage.

Team	Pt	PP100	OR/DR	FTM/a	2M/A	3M/A	TO/TOTO
New London-Spicer	87	98.9	24/31	17/25	29/59	4/12	27/16.26
Norwood-Young America	61	70.9	8/20	12/21	17/39	5/18	27/15.07

Another day with no 31 Clubbers. NLS was close, but frequent substitutions kept as many as three players off the Club. NYA had a pair close (meaning in the upper 20s). An interesting side note….NYA had three players with double digit d stops. NLS’s best was eight (four times). Two Wildcats delivered 9 distributions. Taylor Nusch was 9/12 on set up passes and Ayla Caskey 9/14. NLS freshman post Korbin Tanner led all scorers with 21 points. Teammate Katelyn Delzer had the best pp100 for starters with 137.5, while a pair of players from the bench topped that with 160.

DAY AHEAD

AAAA

#10 Elk River travels to Spring Lake Park