Coon Rapids Upsets Champlin Park, 4 more for 1000

#1 posting 1.17.2007
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MINNESOTA REPORTS
AAAA
Coon Rapids upset #2 Champlin Park 62-60 in a key NW Suburban, and 7AAAA contest. plus other recaps from the StarTribune.

#4 Centennial now is alone in first place in the NW Suburban after zipping by Elk River 76-44. From the Elk River Star News.

#5 Edina clubbed Rochester JM 59-47 from the Rochester Post Bulletin.

Brainerd bounced Bemidji 51-39. From the Bemidji Pioneer.

AAA
#10 Marshall ripped Mankato East 67-46. From the Marshall Independent.

#5 Rogers' 56-52 win over Simley with their addition of 6-2 Cami McClay is the focus in the Elk River Star News.

Big Lake defeated Zimmerman 64-48. From the Elk River Star News.

New Ulm destroyed Dassel-Cokato 80-51. From the New Ulm Journal.

Worthington upset #4AA Pipestone 68-65. From the Worthington Daily Globe.

West Central knocked off Luverne in a high scoring affair 71-66. plus other recaps in the Worthington Daily Globe.

AA
#1 Crookston had their wrath focused on Grand Forks Red River 72-42. Crookston had picked up their first loss on Saturday. From the Grand Forks Herald.

#3 Albany ran over Minnewaska 83-64 with 40 points from Jennie Noreen, plus other recaps in the St. Cloud Times.

ACGC edged Morris in a low, low scoring game 34-28 in a West Central South matchup.

New London-Spicer punished Melrose 57-29.
Both the above Plus more in the West Central Tribune.

A
#2 Cedar Mt-Comfrey won the confrontation with Springfield in the Tomahawk battle 60-53. plus other recaps From the New Ulm Journal.

#3 Ada-Borup's defense put the clamps on Norman County West 72-38.

Park Christian gave Norman County East a 75-49 loss. Both from the Fargo Forum.

Rushford-Peterson crunched St. Charles 64-40. Plus more from the Winona Daily News.

Brandon-Evansville slipped by Parkers Prairie 51-47. From the Fergus Falls Daily Journal.

LATE REPORTS
Barnesville knocked down Wadena-Deer Creek 66-50 on Saturday. From the Brainerd Dispatch.

RECENT RECORDS
Krystal Jourdain of Red Lake had 20 blocks on 12/18/06 versus Kelliher-Northome. 20 blocks is a new state record and qualifies for the national record book. The Red Lake team had 23 blocked shots which is also a state record.

New Richland-Hartland-Ellendale-Geneva made 42 of 53 free throws on 1/4/07 versus FBA. The 42 FTM qualifies for the national record book.
records courtesy Matt Peterson

Dana Chalupsky, Winsted Holy Trinity recently went over the 1000 point mark.

Cannon Falls' Korie Jackson scored 15 points and went over the 1000 point mark in a x win over Montgomery-Lonsdale. She is the 4th player from Cannon Falls to top 1000.

Luverne's Samantha Gacke scored 33 points to top 1000 in a 71-66 loss to West Central. She is the 3rd player from Luverne to reach the mark.

Glencoe-Silver Lake's Hali Haukos reached the 1000 point mark with 19 points in a 67-57 win over Annandale.

FEATURES
White Bear Lake has won seven games this year, one more than last year. The StarTribune has this in their North special edition.

Albany Coach Jon Noreen is featured in the StarTribune not with basketball, but with his '72 SeaRay boat.


POINT PARADE
AAAA
Tayler Hill, Minneapolis South 33 vs Hopkins 66-54
Talisha Barlow, Roseville 29 vs White Bear Lake 67-59
Tara Steinbauer, Bloomington Kennedy 28 vs Eastview 80-60
Nicole Givens, St. Paul Highland Park 26 vs St. Paul Como Park 98-48
AAA
Maurika Carlisle, Minneapolis North 25 vs Armstrong 67-57
AA
Jennie Noreen, Albany 40 vs Minnewaska 83-64
Samantha Gacke, Luverne 33 vs West Central 71-66
Brittni Mayer, Dover-Eyota 29 vs Chatfield 62-48
Emily Oberlander, St. Anthony 28 vs Brooklyn Center 73-38
Vanessa Johnson, West Central 27 vs Luverne 66-71
Abby Busch, GFW 25 vs Sleepy Eye 69-20
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Brooke Winscher, Royalton 29 vs Swnaville 71-37
Krystle Sell, Red Rock Central 28 vs Murray County Central 70-57
Rebecca Stier, Grand Meadow 26 vs Pine Island 76-55

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