AAAA-7<\/strong><\/p>\nSophie Hawkinson, Wayzata 41<\/p>\n
Katie Boulanger, New Prague 35<\/p>\n
Tori Schlagel, Eden Prairie 35<\/p>\n
Laynie Meister, Rochester JM 32<\/p>\n
Vienna Murray, East Ridge 26<\/p>\n
Cail Jahnke, St. Michael-Albertville 26<\/p>\n
Amisha Ramlall, Rosemount 25<\/p>\n
AAA-5<\/strong><\/p>\nAubrey Burkhart, Southwest Christian Chaska 34<\/p>\n
Lexi Lamppa, Rock Ridge 30<\/p>\n
Mya Wilson, Hill-Murray 30<\/p>\n
Cecelia Davis, St. Paul Como Park 25<\/p>\n
Samantha Voll, Monticello 25<\/p>\n
AA-11<\/strong><\/p>\nMaddyn Greenway, Providence 34<\/p>\n
Mylea Monahan, Glencoe-Silver Lake 29<\/p>\n
Aubrie Klug, Caledonia 27<\/p>\n
Alyvia Engler, Plainview-Elgin-Millville 26<\/p>\n
Abigail John, Barnesville 26<\/p>\n
Maycie Mierau, Lewiston-Altura 26<\/p>\n
Tatem Votava, East Grand Forks 26<\/p>\n
Ava Carlson, New London-Spicer 25<\/p>\n
Isla Dille, Litchfield 25<\/p>\n
Natalie Homme, Warroad 25<\/p>\n
Samantha Wills, Visitation 25<\/p>\n
A-3<\/strong><\/p>\nBrooklyn Hoffman, Climax-Fisher 30<\/p>\n
Samantha Bennett, New Life Academy 28<\/p>\n
Lainey Braulick, BOLD 27<\/p>\n
TOP OF THE CLASS (GRAD)<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n2025 <\/strong>Sophie Hawkinson, Wayzata 41<\/p>\n2026 <\/strong>Maddyn Greenway, Providence 34<\/p>\n2027 <\/strong>Mya Wilson, Hill-Murray 30<\/p>\n2028 <\/strong>Brooklyn Hoffman, Climax-Fisher 30<\/p>\nRANKED RESULTS<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\nWinner High<\/strong> 102 Eastview<\/p>\nWinner Low<\/strong> 39 Maranatha Christian<\/p>\nLoser High<\/strong> 74 Sleepy Eye St. Mary\u2019s 74<\/p>\nLoser Low<\/strong> 9 Apple Valley & Cristo Rey Jesuit<\/p>\nBiggest Margin<\/strong> 93 Eastview v Apple Valley<\/p>\nSmallest Margin<\/strong> 1 White Bear Lake v Woodbury<\/p>\nMost Combined:<\/strong> 159 Triton v Hayfield\/ Schaeffer Academy<\/p>\nLeast combined:<\/strong> 60 Trinity v Cristo Rey Jesuit<\/p>\nMargins 30 or more<\/strong> 29<\/p>\nMargins 5 or less<\/strong> 22<\/p>\nAverage<\/strong> 55.80<\/p>\nWinner Average<\/strong> 66.28<\/p>\nRanked Average<\/strong> 72.54<\/p>\nNonRanked Average<\/strong> 53.85<\/p>\nLoser Average<\/strong> 45.33<\/p>\nAverage margin<\/strong> 20.95<\/p>\nAverage combined<\/strong>: 111.61<\/p>\nRanked Upsets:<\/strong> #5AAAA Wayzata took down #3AAAA at home 78-64. Two A teams fell: #4 Sleepy Eye St. Mary\u2019s lost on the road to Lester Prairie 80-74. Pelican Rapids, AA school, dropped #5 Hillcrest Lutheran 65-49.<\/p>\nAAAA Ave<\/strong> 57.44<\/p>\nAAA Ave<\/strong> 57.94<\/p>\nAA Ave<\/strong> 54.30<\/p>\nA Ave<\/strong> 55.89<\/p>\nAAA wins the day 0.5 ahead of AAAA. AAAA was second despite Eastview\u2019s 102. AAAA had five teams mired in the 30s. Even the nine by Apple Valley didn\u2019t prevent AAA from the win. That class only had four scores less than\u00a0 40. The 70+\/39- ratio was 10\/5 in AAAA; 8\/4 in AAA. Stretching the ratio to 65+\/44- it becomes 13\/10 in AAAA; 12\/8 in AAA.<\/p>\n
AAAA<\/strong><\/p>\n#2 Hopkins 79, Edina 30<\/p>\n
#5 Wayzata 78, #3 Eden Prairie 64<\/p>\n
#4 Eastview 102, Apple Valley 9<\/p>\n
#6 Prior Lake 66, Lakeville South 50<\/p>\n
#8 St. Michael-Albertville 70, Buffalo 50<\/p>\n
#9 Lakeville North 70, Burnsville 36<\/p>\n
AAA<\/strong><\/p>\n#1 Monticello 69, Totino-Grace 56<\/p>\n
#3 Marshall 81, St. Peter 44<\/p>\n
#4 Benilde-St. Margaret\u2019s 88, St. Louis Park 34<\/p>\n
#5 Alexandria 77, Fergus Falls 48<\/p>\n
#6 DeLaSalle 78, Fridley 38<\/p>\n
AA<\/strong><\/p>\n#1AA Providence 96, #7AAA Hill-Murray 55<\/p>\n
#3 New London-Spicer 57, Glencoe-Silver Lake 48<\/p>\n
#5 Caledonia 70, Rushford-Peterson 29<\/p>\n
#8 Duluth Marshall 81, Hermantown 43<\/p>\n
#10 Visitation 70, St. Anthony 66<\/p>\n
A<\/strong><\/p>\n#1 Goodhue 65, Pine Island 28<\/p>\n
Lester Prairie 80, #4 Sleepy Eye St. Mary\u2019s 74<\/p>\n
Pelican Rapids 65, #5 Hillcrest Lutheran 49<\/p>\n
#6 Kittson County Central 76, Northern 50<\/p>\n
#8 Breckenridge 73, Hawley 68<\/p>\n
#10 Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 53, Paynesville 42<\/p>\n
MILESTONES<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nSenior Laynie Meister of Rochester JM reached the 1000-point level with 32 points in a 68-64 win over Northfield.<\/p>\n
ABOUT LAST NIGHT\u2026..Eagan v Rosemount<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\nAfter a pair of running time games to open the week (and comfortable 14-point win on Wednesday), I was able to get a crunch\/clutch game. I made it to the South Suburban, a conference I have not been able to see frequently, to check Eagan off my list. The Wildcats were #33 in the QRF rankings I use. They hosted the Irish in what could be a preview of the section 3AAAA semifinals. I did chart Rosemount in the first weekend of the season when they lost to St. Michael-Albertville at the Breakdown Tip off at Southwest Christian Chaska. That game was down to the wire. This game was even more so.<\/p>\n
Early on the Irish had the advantage. Led by the Ramlall sisters the Irish enjoyed their biggest lead at 23-13 with 4:38 remaining in the first half. But then the Rosemount offense dried up. They failed to score in the next nine possessions while Eagan found their groove on eleven unanswered points to head to the locker room with a slim 24-23 lead at the break. Three big themes were emerging in that half: #1 on the last 11 Wildcat points, four came on second chance opportunities. Eagan had 10 offensive boards in the first half, or to put it another way, were rebounding at an offensive clip of of 38.5%. Not exactly overwhelming, but enough of a bump to make a one-point difference. #2 On the last nine possession drought the Irish had four turnovers. They \u201cwon\u201d if that is the term turnovers 14-6. They were turning it over every 10.14 touches, compared to a 38.33 mark for the hosts. #3 The Ramlall\u2019s had 21 of the 23 points. There was not a lot of action from the other two starters or bench. In fact, the bench never scored all night. If we just examined starters Rosemount won 52-42. The pp100s for the combined Ramlall\u2019s was an even 100. The rest of the squad was 16.7. Overall Rosemount was 69.7 pp100 for the first half; Eagan 75.0. But the Ramlall\u2019s could have had an even higher pp100 if they eliminated the turnovers. They had a combined nine in 74 touches or an even more frequent 8.22 touches per turnover.<\/p>\n
The game remained tight to start the second half, but Eagan enjoyed their biggest margin at 45-37 with 8:58 left in the game. Amisha Ramlall was saddled with three fouls and was on the bench during some of this stretch. But the Luck of the Irish soon changed. They charged back into the contest and with four minutes left was able to get the game to \u201ccrunch\/clutch\u201d mode trailing 47-43 before adding a pair of free throws from Ashna Ramlall. (NBA definition is five points with five minutes left, I use four minutes because the game is not as long as NBA). Rosemount was sharp for the most part in the close winning 9-7. The game was tied at 52 after a 3 from future Gopher Amisha Ramlall, her 25th<\/sup> point. The next Wildcat possession would decide the game. Senior Jocelyn McClary was fouled on the right block and converted both free throws for the final 54-52 margin. The next 1:37 neither team scored. The next Rosemount possession had three chances fail. Eagan missed their next chance. Another miss for Rosemount led to a defensive rebound and foul. Eagan wasn\u2019t in the bonus yet, so another foul at the 4.8 mark put the Wildcats at the line. They missed the front end and Rosemount had one more chance. There were 1.9 seconds left. They called time and the ball was deflected. Then 2.3 seconds appeared on the clock. But it did not factor in as the Irish turned it over on the throw in for the 28th<\/sup> and final turnover.<\/p>\nFor the game Eagan had a 79.4 pp100, Rosemount 76.5. Eagan got a dozen from the bench; Rosemount was shut out in that regard. Rosemount had 35 boards to 29; and was slightly better at the offensive % with 36.4 to 35.7. The deal breaker was the turnover war 28-16.<\/p>\n
No player made the 31 Club. That is surprising because Amisha Ramlall, as stated before, had 25 points. That is usually a great sign for membership. But her value added was only five with three d stops, and two distributions on nine set ups leaving her a tantalizing one point shy. Eagan\u2019s closest member was senior Maya Meisinger with 29. Her line included 14 points to go along with a dozen d stops plus three distributions on four set ups.<\/p>\n
DAY AHEAD<\/strong><\/p>\nThere are supposed to be 27 games on the menu on Saturday, but I would check the conference websites for any alterations. Three have already been postponed or cancelled. Three ranked teams are supposed to be playing today.<\/p>\n
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