Where will you catch Sunday's big game (not to mention the commercials and Beyonce's peformance)? Here are a few choices in Lakeville.
Hometown Naasz places for second sonsecutive event as top-ranked Kyle Croxall earns the win in St. Paul.
Join Patch's interactive chat on the third matchup of the season between the NFC North rivals in this first-round NFL playoff game.
Athletes wishing to qualify for Red Bull Crashed Ice – Saint Paul, must battle 1-on-1 in a time trial for the opportunity to earn a spot on Team USA.
Panthers play at Burnsville Friday night after getting stunned by Prior Lake last week.
The lone remaining undefeated team in the South Suburban Conference travels to Bloomington to take on the cellar-dwelling Jaguars.
After losing its season opener at home to intra-city rival North, Lakeville South heads to Prior Lake in search of evening its record at 1-1.
Defending state champion, and eight-time state champion Eden Prairie, is too much for the Lakeville North Panthers, who fall in the Class 6A football state title game Friday
Lakeville North's defense dominates as the Panthers advance to Class 6A title game with 28-7 win over Rosemount.
After 13 years in Lakeville, Minnesota Ironman Bicycle Race officials announced on Tuesday that they are leaving—moving the famed early-season ride to the St. Croix River Valley.
Lakeville South graduate Cameron Naasz finished second in the first Red Bull Crashed Ice event of the season.
Lakeville North's defense dominates as the Panthers advance to Class 6A title game with 28-7 win over Rosemount
Led by Alyssa Goehner's 39 kills, the Lakeville North Panthers beat Eden Prairie in four games to win second state title in three years
Lakeville North dominated Roseville, winning 42-0. It's also totally bananas what the Class 6A State bracket will look like.
This weekend, a cheer competition at Lakeville North turned into giant, spontaneous dance party.
Lakeville North will play an unfamiliar foe in section crossover game.
After defeating Eagan 48-21, North will host Eastview next week in the section semi-finals.
Lakeville North opens up section play tonight as the No. 2 seed in Section 3AAAAAA. The Panthers will host No. 7 Eagan at 7 p.m.
North will be the No. 2 seed in the section tournament, which starts Oct. 26.
The Cougars beat Bloomington Jefferson 36-7 Wednesday night.
The Panthers beat up on Eagan 49-0 on Friday night.
After a rough few weeks, the Cougars got back in the win column in decisive fashion.
South travels to face Kennedy in the first game of a back-to-back series with the Bloomington schools.
After returning to their triumphant ways last week at Burnsville, the Panthers host one-win Eagan Friday night.
North beat Burnsville 28-7.
Back at home this Friday, South can get above .500 for the first time this season with a defeat of Rosemount.
Lakeville North was shocked by Prior Lake Friday night, losing 10-6 tot he Lakers.
North is back home this Friday, one week after dismantling Bloomington Jefferson.
Lakeville South hosts Burnsville in its first home game in nearly a month.
North, ranked No. 3 in the state, rolled Jefferson on Friday night, 56-7.
Lakeville South was shutout last Friday after posting 49 points the week before.
North beat up Eastview Friday night 24-7.
South is now 1-2 after the loss to the Hornets.
Lakeville North football travels to Eastview Friday after annihilating Bloomington Kennedy, 70-25, last week.
Lakeville South football remains on the road this week with a non-conference matchup at Edina after throttling Prior Lake last week.
Lakeville North defeated Bloomington Kennedy while Lakeville South beat up on Prior Lake.