Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Wildcats take on third-ranked Hill-Murray at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on Thursday. Fans and spectators took to Twitter and Facebook to share their thoughts.
The Wildcats, with an 18-9-1 record, challenge third-rank Hill-Murray, 19-5-4, in the opening round of the state hockey tournament at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Check back here throughout the afternoon, as Patch posts live updates from the state hockey tournament. Having trouble viewing the Storify feed above? Refresh the page or click here to check it out at Storify.com.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Lightning Dance Team wins third consecutive state high kick championship, and seventh overall kick crown, in the state high school league dance team finals Saturday
Follow Eagan Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our daily newsletter | Blog for us Eastview High School danced to its third consecutive Class AAA High Kick title Saturday in the Minnesota State High School League dance team finals in the Target Center in Minneapolis. The Lightning performed a piece called “Bolero” to win the high kick title. It was the seventh overall title for Eastview, winning previously in 2004, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2012. Brainerd was second in the high kick competition, followed by Burnsville, Wayzata, St. Cloud Tech and Maple Grove. Though the Blazettes did not take first, they fared better than in 2012, when the team failed to place in spite of a strong start. Two Burnsville girls, Jamie …
Monday, July 2, 2012
High school sophomore and Eagan resident Megan Linder took first place in the 400-meter dash at the state track meet earlier this month. Now, she's setting her sights even higher.
Follow Eagan Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our daily newsletter In Megan Linder's first race as a member of the girls varsity track team at Cretin-Durham Hall, she beat back sleet and cold temperatures to break a three-decade-old school record for the 400-meter dash. The race, which stunned her sprinting coach, Gerald Macken, was a sign of things to come for the then-ninth-grader. "People were gasping when she took off in the race, because they thought she was going way too fast and would never finish," Macken remembers. "It was obvious from the first race she ever had here that she was very talented." Fast forward nearly two years, and Linder, an Eagan resident, is a state track star. Earlier this month, Linder …
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Several players also made their respective all-tournament teams.
District 196's Dakota United Hawks adapted hockey teams went into the state tournament this past weekend with perfect or near-perfect records—and as No. 1 seeds—and came away among the top finishers in the two divisions. The tournament took place at Bloomington Jefferson High School. The Dakota United team in the physically impaired division was state runner-up, losing Saturday's championship game 7-2 to Robbinsdale/Hopkins/Mound West, last year's champion. The PI team entered the tournament 11-1-2, and won its first two rounds of play, beating Maple Grove 7-5 in its quarterfinal and Annoka-Hennepin 8-4 in the semifinal. The Hawks cognitively impaired team came into the tournament 12-0, and finished third at state this weekend after a 10-4…
Friday, March 9, 2012
Eagan High School squared off against the Spuds on Thursday at the Xcel Energy Center in the first round of the state hockey tournament.
The Eagan High School boys hockey team couldn't push through the determined goalkeeping of Moorhead's Michael Bitzer in the quarter final round of the state boys hockey tournament on Thursday afternoon. The Wildcats tallied 35 shots to Moorhead's 23 over the course of the game, but failed to score a single goal, falling 4-0 to the Spuds in the class AA state tournament. The game started well for the third-ranked Wildcats, who entered the state tournament with a 24-3-1 record. The team put early and persistent pressure on the Spuds' defense through the beginning of the second period. But the tide began to turn when Moorhead’s Jesse Doschadis scored off a rebound with 7:31 left in the second period. Moorhead senior Logan Ness scored two more…
Monday, February 20, 2012
Nearly 50 teams squared off at the Target Center on Friday and Saturday.
The Wildcats were one of 47 teams competing atthe state dance tournament, which took place on Friday and Saturday at the Target Center in Minneapolis. Although Eagan High School wasn't among the top finishers at the state competition this weekend, the team placed third in High Kick and second in Jazz at the sections tournament earlier this year. According to results released by the Minnesota State High School League, the Trojet Dance Team of Wayzata won its fifth Class AAA title at the Jazz competition on Friday, with Maple Grove taking second place and Eastview taking third. Eastview placed first in the High Kick category, trailed by Eden Prairie and Brainerd. The state High Kick competition took place on Saturday, Feb. 18. To see photos…
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The Eagan Jazz and High Kick dance teams competed in the state tournament at Target Center over the weekend.
The Wildcats were one of 47 teams competing at the state dance tournament, which took place on Friday and Saturday at the Target Center in Minneapolis. Although Eagan High School wasn't among the top finishers at the state competition this weekend, the team placed third in High Kick and second in Jazz at the sections tournament earlier this year. According to results released by the Minnesota State High School League, the Trojet Dance Team of Wayzata won its fifth Class AAA title at the Jazz competition on Friday, with Maple Grove taking second place and Eastview taking third. Eastview placed first in the High Kick category, trailed by Eden Prairie and Brainerd. The state High Kick competition took place on Saturday, Feb. 18. To see a …
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Eagan High School's One Act Play team relies on precision timing and quick thinking in a fast-paced competition.
Lennie Small died too early. That was the buzz after the Eagan High School One Act Play team wrapped up its performance of "Of Mice and Men" at the Minnesota State High School League's One-Act Play Festival last Friday. High school teams participating in the one-acts are limited to 35 minutes of stage time. Go over that limit, and the team is disqualified. With the clock running out for Eagan, the cast decided to skip several lines and head straight to the pivotal scene in "Of Mice and Men"—Lennie's tragic death at the hands of his friend, George Milton. The move kept them under the time limit, and the team went on to win a coveted star rating from a panel of judges at the festival, which was held at St. Catherine University in St. Paul. …
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