high school sports

Cathedral Activities Director Emmett Keenan joined WJON to discuss his teams' perseverance through a tough fall season, the uncertainty of the winter sports season, how the school handled non-sports activities this fall and more.

Friday's high school sports results from around central Minnesota:

Spartans coach James Herberg joined Dave Overlund for a chat on Friday. Herberg talks about how he and his team dealt with an unusual season, on the evolution of the team as the season went on, the new turf field at ROCORI, his senior class and what he expects to see from Grand Rapids.

The high school football season will come to an end Friday night due to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's decision to 'pause' the fall and winter sports seasons beginning at 11:59 p.m..

The #1 seeded Spartans will now host #2 seed Grand Rapids in Cold Spring on Friday night. Kickoff is set for 5 p.m. on AM 1390 Granite City Sports. Rocori was set to host #4 seed Willmar, who will now play #3 seed Detroit Lakes.

This week, Dave and Jay discuss the NBA Draft and who the Wolves should take, the emergence of the Vikings, whether there are any concerns with the upcoming game against the Cowboys, what Minnesota Governor Tim Walz might decide about high school sports and more.

The Apollo Eagles and Tech Tigers each saw their respective seasons come to an end Tuesday in the section quarterfinals. The Eagles fell 42-0 at Alexandria, while the Tigers lost 50-21 at Monticello.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz might put high school sports on 'pause' as part of his latest guidance, which is expected on Wednesday evening.

The Cathedral football team will hit the road Tuesday for a game in Pierz against the Pioneers. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.

Saturday's high school sports results from around central Minnesota: