5 Super Athletes With Ties To Shakopee

Patch has teamed up with T-Mobile to celebrate five standout athletes whose achievements have left a lasting impression on our community.

Where To Watch The Big Game In Shakopee

Football, food and drinks are always better with great company! Explore these local favorites for game day fun.

Game Day Party Grub: Shakopee’s Best Takeout

Enjoy a delicious Big Game celebration at home by ordering in or picking up from these fantastic local restaurants!

Skate School Expands Shakopee Skating Options

The new skate school is a partnership between the City of Shakopee and Go4Gold Skating Academy.

Home Team: Jordan Remembers Beloved Coach Mary Bright

This holiday season, a community south of the Twin Cities is remembering a woman who impacted so many in her small town of Jordan.

Walking Track Re-Opens To The Public In City Of Shakopee

Track users will be expected to maintain good physical distance between one another while using the facilities.

Xcel Energy, Shakopee Community Pave Way For New Mountain Bike Park

When complete, this will be the first mountain bike park on Xcel Energy property in the Upper Midwest.

Archery Range In City Of Shakopee - A Bullseye Partnership

The deer hunters association helped clear and build the range.

VIDEO: Watch The Metrodome Deflate Saturday Morning

The deflation paves the way for the new Vikings stadium.

Ski-U-Mah! Gophers #RaiseTheBarn in upset over No. 11 Ohio State

Social media went into overdrive after Minnesota beat the Buckeyes 63-53.

Equality Hero? 15 Minutes of Fame? Public Debates Kluwe’s Claims

Former Vikings punter Chris Kluwe said he thinks he was fired because of his support for gay marriage.

Your Kid’s Never Gonna Make the NFL

Several stars arose during this year’s football season, but even the state’s best players rarely reach the pros.

Karma Is A... Lions Fan!

Live Updates: Thanksgiving Day Football

Shakopee Man Takes First Place at WhistleStop Marathon in Wisconsin

Brian Sames finished the 26 mile course in two hours and 33 minutes.

Over 40 Shakopee Runners Finish the Twin Cities Marathon

Shakopee's top finisher was Dennis Jarvis, 43, who finished the marathon in about three hours.

Should U of M Keep Football Coach Jerry Kill?

The head of the University of Minnesota football team had a seizure on Saturday during a game. It’s the third seizure at a game in the past two years and the fourth on a game day.

Shakopee Indians Take Second in State Baseball Tournament

The Cold Spring Springers won their eighth state title.

2013 Shakopee High School Football Roster

The football season is just getting started.

Watch Live Streaming of Shakopee vs. Minnetonka Football Game

The game starts at 7 p.m on Thursday.

Shakopee High School Sports Game Cancellations

An update on current game cancellations, time changes and new times for rescheduled games.

Shakopee Woman Wins Lakefront Days Triathlon Amateur Competition

Event sponsors include Three Rivers Park District and Cleary Lake Regional Park, and the support of several other groups and organizations.

Shakopee Public Schools Announces First Hall of Fame Inductees

The inaugural induction will take place Oct. 4, according to Shakopee Valley News.

2013 Shakopee High School Football Schedule Released

The season will begin in late August.

Shakopee Runners Rank High in Hopkins Raspberry Run

2013 Shakopee grad Maria Hauger finished first in the women's five mile run.

Shakopee Sabers Compete in Schwan’s USA Soccer Cup

Two girls Shakopee soccer teams are registered for the tournament, set to open on Tuesday evening.

Shakopee’s Brian Sames Places 2nd in Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon

Sames finished with a time of 1 hour, 9 minutes and 27 seconds in the Duluth race.

WATCH: Close Calls in Raceway Park Figure 8

Sunday was NASCAR’s Whelen All-American Series at the Shakopee track.

Shakopee Sabers Face Eden Prairie in Baseball Playoffs

The Sabers are the the 2013 Missota Conference champions

Shakopee Softball Coach Wins 500th Game

Neil Johnson started coaching softball in Shakopee in 1975. He recently won his 500th game.

Study: Improvement to Community Center Would Cost $500K—at a Minimum

The city recently hired an architectural firm to come up with new cost estimates for plans to update and expand Shakopee's Community Center, which was the subject of a failed voter referendum in 2010.

Same-Sex Marriage Decision, Jablonski and New Fast Food: Pick of Our Patches

This week's selections include a new Taco Bell, more on the Buddhist monastery, another attempt at school levies and a healthier sport drink for young athletes.

Rain, Chill Put a Damper on Season Opener at Canterbury

About 6,500 fans turned out for the track's opening day, in spite of cloudy, cold weather.

Excitement Running High in Advance of Season Opener at Canterbury Park

Though quarter one revenues were down, the track is expecting a spirited season with bigger purses, better handles and larger crowds.

Minnesota Twins to Offer Free Baseball, Softball Clinics Over Summer

Kids in the south metro can learn the fundamentals of baseball and softball from the best this summer, completely gratis.

Shakopee Runner Made It to Finish Line of Trail Mix 50K

Alexander Nhep ran a marathon and then some.

When Do Shakopee Area Golf Courses Open?

Many south metro golf courses are planning to open for the 2013 season this weekend.

Shakopee Woman Takes Second at Indoor Triathlon

Annie Melek, a 41-year-old Shakopee resident, came in second among women during the Dakotah! Sport and Fitness' eleventh indoor triathlon.

Spring Sports on Ice As Winter Lingers

Over 20 games have been cancelled during this school week alone as wintery weather continues to bear down on the Midwest.

Raceway Park to Close After 2013 Season

Tuesday, the owner of Raceway Park announced that the track would close to make way for an asphalt recycling plant.