Minnesota High School Football Scores - Week 1

Minnesota High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 1, 2011

Ada-Borup 14, Kittson County Central 13
Adrian 27, Murray County Central 13
Aitkin 20, Two Harbors 6
Anoka 41, Park Center 7
Barnum 47, Rush City 8
Belle Plaine/Holy Family Academy 19, New Ulm 13
Benilde-St. Margaret's 48, Robbinsdale Cooper 34
Bigfork 60, Littlefork-Big Falls 36
Blaine 26, Coon Rapids 17
Bloomington Jefferson 20, Burnsville 18
BOLD 54, Sauk Centre 14
Byron 37, Triton 8
Centennial 37, Osseo 35
Clearbrook-Gonvick 43, Rothsay 8
Climax/Fisher 61, Norman County West 14
Crookston 28, Warroad 26
Dawson-Boyd 34, Russell-Tyler-Ruthton 6
Deer River 57, Chisholm 26
Delano 61, Grand Rapids 14
Detroit Lakes 34, Little Falls 20
Eden Prairie 24, Champlin Park 7
Edina 21, Andover 14
Fergus Falls 45, St. Cloud Apollo 13
Floodwood 62, Northland 0
GHEC/Martin Luther 32, Truman 6
Goodridge/Grygla-Gatzke 48, Park Christian (Moorhead) 6
Grand Meadow 25, Glenville-Emmons 22
Hills-Beaver Creek 36, Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton 0
Hopkins 47, Apple Valley 9
Kimball 49, Randolph 20
Lakeville North 42, Eastview 17
Le Center 36, Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial 14
MACCRAY 48, Renville County West 0
Mankato West 60, New Prague 14
Mayer Lutheran 16, Maple Lake 9
Melrose 27, Yellow Medicine East 6
Mesabi East 38, Eveleth-Gilbert 12
Minneapolis South 30, Minneapolis North 0
Minneota 53, Lakeview 0
Minnesota Academy for the Deaf 36, Wisconsin School for the Deaf (WI) 2
Minnetonka 28, Totino-Grace 0
Monticello 47, Milaca 6
Mora 20, Cloquet 0
Mountain Iron-Buhl 42, Cherry 22
Nicollet 50, Cleveland 27
Norman County East 12, Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 8
North Woods 57, South Ridge 6
Northern Freeze 35, Win-E-Mac 22
Northfield 11, St. Paul Central 9
Norwood-Young America 28, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted 12
Onamia 58, Wrenshall 6
Osakis 19, Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg 6
Ottertail Central 33, United North Central 6
Owatonna 36, Chanhassen 21
Pequot Lakes 27, Staples-Motley 14
Pierz 58, Hibbing 8
Robbinsdale Armstrong 18, Maple Grove 16
Rockford 38, Columbia Heights 6
Rogers 33, Sauk Rapids-Rice 0
Rosemount 28, Bloomington Kennedy 6
Royalton 26, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 0
Silver Bay 22, Northeast Range 0
South St. Paul 35, Henry Sibley 0
St. Francis 36, Duluth East 21
St. Louis Park 22, North Branch 19
St. Michael-Albertville 21, Princeton 0
St. Paul Harding 39, St. Paul Humboldt 0
Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 40, Canby 36
Ulen-Hitterdal 47, Stephen-Argyle 8
Waseca 42, Albert Lea 7
Waubun 32, Sacred Heart 24
Wayzata 47, Prior Lake 20
West Central 22, Wadena-Deer Creek 21
Wheaton/Herman-Norcross 22, Underwood 6
Winona 13, St. Paul Highland Park 12
Zimmerman 12, Cambridge-Isanti 7

Minnesota High School Football Scores - Week 0

Minnesota High School Football Scores
Friday, August 26, 2011

Cochrane-Fountain City (WI) 38, Lewiston-Altura 31
St. Peter 7, Minnewaska Area 0
Superior (WI) 28, Duluth East 21
Two Harbors 12, Duluth Marshall 6
Deer River 12, Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin 0

Minnesota High School Football Scores
Thursday, August 25, 2011

Murray County Central 24, Fulda 18 (2OT)

Minnesota Adds Super Class for High School Football

by Jeff Fisher
Minnesota High School Football Huddle

It's official, Minnesota now has a seventh classification in football.

The Minnesota State High School League has approved the addition of a Class AAAAAA that will have 32 of the state's top big-school football programs.

Here's what the Super Class looks like by sections....

Section 6AAAAAA

Eden Prairie
Edina
Hopkins
Minnetonka
Robbinsdale Armstrong
Shakopee
Wayzata
Minneapolis South

Section 5AAAAAA

Anoka
Blaine
Brainerd
Centennial
Champlin Park
Coon Rapids
Maple Grove
Osseo

Section 4AAAAAA

Cretin-Derham Hall
Forest Lake
Mounds View
North St. Paul
Roseville
Stillwater
White Bear Lake
Woodbury

Section 3AAAAAA

Burnsville
Eagan
Eastview
Lakeville North
Lakeville South
Park
Prior Lake
Rosemount

Brooks Bollinger Named Head Coach at Hill-Murray

by Jeff Fisher
Minnesota High School Football Huddle

Brooks Bollinger's career as an NFL quarterback over, but his head coaching career is just starting.

Bollinger, who played for the Jets, Vikings, Cowboys and Lions, has been named as the new head football coach at Hill-Murray School. The former Wisconsin Badger, who played his high school football in Grand Forks, North Dakota, takes over for Vince Conway, who retired after 13 years as head coach.

Bollinger is the second former NFL QB to go back to his high school roots.   Gus Frerotte was named head coach at John Burroughs School in St. Louis two weeks ago.