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The land of 10,000 heartbreaks Every prideful Minnesotan can recount where they were on the night of the Minneapolis Miracle — when Stefon Diggs ran along the U.S. Bank Stadium sideline hoisting the...
Sports vary but interest remains high across the globe How many of your friends and family play sports? How many of your friends and family watch and follow sports? The United States sports culture...
Perseverance pays off Senior quarterback Merrick Woods came back from a devastating leg injury to being better than ever for the SMB Wolfpack. Woods played varsity football as a freshman.In the fall...
An inside look into Toby Jacobson's high school career What do you get when you cross a dedicated student with a talented athlete? Senior Toby Jacobson. There are many student-athletes at Minnehaha,...
Coaches and players are adapting to new health protocols, due to COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has changed nearly every aspect of our lives in some way, shape, or form over the past several months....
Senior destinations for Redhawks athletes Compiled by Grace Kassebaum, Mykelti Dillard Smith and Luke Von Arx. Congratulations to the following members of Minnehaha Academy's Class of 2020:...
Minnehaha decides on grass for North campus but considers turf for South Many schools have switched to artificial...
BY KENNY KIRATLI AND ALICIA SAPORITO Next year, the SMB Wolfpack football team will play a more challenging regular...
Minnehaha students and faculty alike are participating in one of the most popular activities in America, impacting the...
The SMB Wolfpack football team, a combination of six private schools, overcomes adversity on its way to six...
Two years after instituting a co-op with Hope Academy, Minnehaha is eager to add to last year's 28-man roster by...
Recent scandals in the NFL come from long lasting issues with punishment The Everyday Heroes of the American...
With hard work and passion, Shawn Zobel's love for football became a lifestyle "Harris shows the natural vision needed...
John Faas (’98) is one of Minnehaha’s most distinguished graduates; his story is worth knowing. By Frances Hoekstra.
His story is worth knowing.
Vikings coach and Minnehaha parent Mike Singletary speaks during chapel. Photo by Maddie Binning.