The year’s second 10-bout fight card at the Armory last Saturday once again ended in controversy.
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‘Meat-on-your-bones soul food’ joins Twins stadium vendors
Chef Gerard Klass and his wife Brittney are the first Black husband-wife duo with a concessions stand at the Minnesota Twins ballpark.
Tiger Woods wins 15th Major!
Sunday, April 14 was a day in sports history that millions around the world will never forget.
Inductees bring back fond memories
The Minnesota High School Basketball Hall of Fame inductions of Ronnie Henderson (Marshall-U player), Tracy Henderson (Minneapolis Patrick Henry player), and Ed Prohofsky (Marshall-U coach) on March 26 rekindled some fond memories for this columnist. Let’s take a look: Ronnie Henderson During the summer of 1980, Henderson, a 5’7” guard, was scrimmaging with players at […]
2019 W Draft Day Musings
Mock drafts aside, the 2019 WNBA Draft, scheduled for today at 6 pm CST, is still an important day for 36 young women hoopsters.
Black scholars find fresh career insights at Final Four
The MSR spoke to three 2019 Rhoden Fellows Class about their first-hand journalism experience at the NCAA in Minneapolis.
Local snowboarder Aten-Wa Theba competes amongst the nation’s top
St. Paul snowboarder Aten-Wa Theba placed amongst the nation’s top competitors at this year’s USASA Nationals.
Cavaliers go overtime for redemption
The Virginia Cavaliers will never forget Minneapolis where they became champions of men’s college basketball.
Longtime sports columnist Larry Fitzgerald receives NCAA Legacy Award
Larry Fitzgerald was among seven sports and civic leaders in Minneapolis-St. Paul honored with an NCAA Legacy Award for distinguished achievement and community service.
Scott’s accomplishments bring back memories
A flood of memories came to me after Tanysha Scott led her alma mater DeLaSalle to their first Class 3A state tournament girls’ basketball championship since 2013.