high school sports

Local baseball talent takes center stage this weekend as St. Cloud area teams battle it out for state amateur titles.

After a tough 4-5 year, Sartell-St. Stephen football is banking on a strong senior class to turn things around in 2026.

Cathedral volleyball came up short at home against Pequot Lakes, but Ava Meyer and the team showed real fight with strong individual performances.

After going 2-7 last year, the Tech offense gets a serious size upgrade with multiple six-foot-plus targets.

Last season's injuries forced younger players into the spotlight, and now they're bringing that hard-won experience back to the field.

After a rough 2025, Apollo's young players have grown up. Now those sophomores and juniors are back as experienced upperclassmen ready to lead.

Cathedral football is heading into 2026 with a new offensive coordinator, a quarterback battle still unsettled, and something to prove after last season's section final loss.

Sartell Legion baseball is heading to the state tournament with a 19-4 record and three pitchers who've each held opponents under two runs per game all season.

Sartell knocked off Cold Spring to punch their ticket, and now they're opening against New Ulm on Thursday morning in New Ulm.

What a nail-biter! ROCORI held their own against the top seed, but in the end, the Eagles had the last word.