Lacrosse

Scoring goals is something Sam Lindahl has become quite adept at, be it on the lacrosse field or the hockey rink.

The evening of July 14 wasn’t the greatest for a cookout weather-wise, but the reason for the one held at the Tartan High School stadium that night made it worthwhile.

Hill-Murray High School junior Nicholas Visich was recently honored by U.S. Lacrosse. He was one of 11 Minnesota high school players selected to the 2016 U.S. Lacrosse All-Academic team.

The sport of lacrosse hasn’t come to St. Anthony Village High School yet but a student at the school has found it to be to his liking. 

For a team that blew away most of its opponents in the regular season, Tartan High School boys lacrosse proved adept at rallying during the post-season.

The Hill-Murray boys golf team enters the 2016 season as the defending Metro East Conference champion. The Pioneers return only two letter winners from last year’s squad so there are some unknowns this spring.

The Roseville Area High School girls lacrosse team faced a tall task when it took the field last week for a chance to advance to the state tournament.

The Tartan boys and Hill-Murray girls lacrosse teams have their sights set on a trip to the state tournament and took the first step toward that goal last week. Both teams rolled in their playoff openers.

The third-seeded Roseville Area High School girls lacrosse team opened the post-season against a familiar foe and faced another team it knows in the second round.

The final week of the regular season in Metro East Conference lacrosse was a bit quiet but there was some news made. Tartan wrapped up an undefeated conference schedule to claim the boys conference title outright.