Minnesota State Track and Field Meet 2011

ST. PAUL — Aaron Wubben of Central Minnesota Christian and Morris Area athletes Cody Cannon and Rachel Moser topped the area medal haul at the state track and field meet on Saturday. (via www.wctrib.com)

ST. PAUL — For the fourth consecutive time, Worthington’s Sarah Cham stood on the award’s podium at Klas Field on the campus of Hamline University after again placing in the triple jump at the Class A state track and field meet. (via www.dglobe.com)

All of East Ridge’s state entrants earned All-State honors in three events at the 2011 Minnesota State High School League Track and Field Championships, held Friday and Saturday, June 10 and 11, at Hamline University in St. Paul. (via www.swcbulletin.com)

Park nearly shocked the world of Minnesota high school track and field as four members of the Wolfpack boys team came five points away from winning the Class AA state championship. (via www.swcbulletin.com)

ST. PAUL — The Dover-Eyota/St. Charles girls 3,200-meter relay team knew it had its work cut out Saturday afternoon in the state Class A track and field meet at Hamline University. (via PostBulletin.com)

Foley’s Christian Scapanski (right) tries to catch St. Paul Humboldt’s Calvin Clark as he pulls away during the finish of the Class A 200-meter dash finals Saturday at the state track and field meet at Hamline University in St. Paul. Scapanski’s second-place finish in the race was the best of any area athlete Saturday at Hamline. / Special to the Times by Scott Theisen (via www.sctimes.com)

ST. PAUL – Winning state championships can accomplish many things, like making an uncle and nephew get closer. (via www.inforum.com)

    Bagley-Fosston standout wins three more titles SaturdayThe Bagley-Fosston senior ended her high school career Saturday by winning three more open events at the Minnesota Class A state track meet. That gave her four for the weekend and 10 for her career. And she accounted for 48 of Bagley-Fosston’s 53 points as it tied St. Peter for the team championship. (via www.grandforksherald.com)

  ST. PAUL – Winning is nothing new for Haylie Zenner, but she sure makes it look that way. (via www.inforum.com)

ST. PAUL - Elena Danielson thought her realistic goal was to run the girls Class A 3,200-meter run in 11 minutes, 10 seconds. (via www.sctimes.com)

Check in for live updates from the championship meet on Friday, June 10 and Saturday, June 11.

ST. PAUL — Some 56 area athletes will represent their schools at the state track and field championships today and Saturday at Hamline University. And topping the list with 10 is St. Cloud Cathedral. (via www.sctimes.com)

The Minnesota State High School League Track and Field State Tournament will be hosted at Klas Field on the Hamline University campus on June 10-11, 2011.  On June 10th the meet will begin with the Class AA 3200 race, followed by preliminary heats in several events.  Field events will also begin at 9am.  The Class A athletes will take the field at 3pm closing with the finals in the 3200 meter run at 4:50 pm (girls) and 5:05 pm (boys).  This also marks the first MSHSL State Track and Field Meet with wheelchair events.  Below is a quick preview into each event by class.

The Minnesota State High School League Track and Field State Tournament will be hosted at Klas Field on the Hamline University campus on June 10-11, 2011.  On June 10th we will begin with the Class AA 3200 race, followed by preliminary heats in several events.  Field events will also begin at 9am.  The Class A athletes will take the field at 3pm closing with the finals in the 3200 meter run at 4:50 pm (girls) and 5:05 pm (boys).  Below is a quick preview into each event by class.

WORTHINGTON — After a cooler and wetter than usual spring, 35 of the best area high school track and field athletes — including 11 representing Worthington — will get the unique opportunity to compete in the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) sponsored state meet at Hamline University in St. Paul Friday and Saturday. (via www.dglobe.com)

Lyle/Pacelli foreign exchange student Maya Ebeling knows that making it to the state track and field meet is a big deal — she just isn’t sure how big it is. (via www.austindailyherald.com)