The boys team is sending two individuals to state while the girls team will compete for the team state title.
In total, 20 Minnetonka High School athletes have signed National Letters of Intent this school year to play 11 collegiate sports.
The competitive invite, known as 'WWI,' involves four teams from the same section.
Leading up to the Super Bowl, the 49ers and Ravens have Minnesota pro football fans split on the victor. Two former Vikings standouts, one on each squad, also complicate things.
The team will compete at sections on Thursday, Feb. 7 at Afton Alps.
Photos from Friday's Red Bull Crashed Ice Elimination Round in St. Paul. Minnetonka's Bryant Johnson was among the competitors.
The boys and the girls have won all of their conference races so far this season.
Minnetonka High School's gymnastics team took first place at the Buffalo Invite on Saturday with a season high score of 137.3.
Rinks opened Dec. 26 and will remain open until Monday, Feb. 18, weather permitting.
Minnetonka's All Season Skating School is taking registrations.
Minnetonka High School gymnastics team will host open gym for children 4-12 years old from 6-8 p.m. Cost is $20 per child.
The golf center will be open for ski rental, concession sales and restrooms. Ski trails and golf center will be open Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Minnetonka's boys basketball team plays Robbinsdale Cooper at 8:15 p.m. in the West gym.
The 13-year-old Minnetonka Middle School East student is also a state wrestling champ and a member of the state honors choir.
Skaters from the region will entertain the audience with a four-hour exhibition.
Felicia Tebon is only the second woman in history to be named the 2012 United States Tennis Association Northern Section Pro of the Year.
Minnetonka and Hopkins’ girls and boys teams will play in the ninth annual event.
All three relays and 18 athletes will compete at the state meet.
The Minnetonka High School's girls swim and dive team blew away the competition this weekend.
The Minnetonka High School Football team has advanced to the Class AAAAAA State Tournament and will play against Eden Prairie at the Metrodome.
Didn't catch the game? Listen to it here.
The Minnetonka Skippers faced the Hopkins Royals in the first round of the Class AAAAAA playoffs on Friday. Listen to the game here.
The Edina Hornets beat the Skippers 7-0 on Wednesday.
Check out how your favorite team is doing this fall season.
The doubles team of junior Bri Smith and freshman Theresa Tebon also qualified.
The Minnetonka Skippers faced the Hopkins Royals in the final game of the regular season on Wednesday. Watch the replay here.