Pat Ruff

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Here are the top seven times or distances from Section One — in all three classes — that have been submitted by area coaches:100 — Carson Heimer (Byron) 10.84, Cody Walker (Wabasha-Kellogg) 10.98, Luke Schuler (Century) 11.11, Joseph Boguslawski (Mayo) 11.14, Isaiah Beale (Mayo) 11.16. Garet Jensen (Triton) 11.48, Noel Hernandez (Kenyon-Wanamingo/Goodhue) 11.54.

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Here are the top seven times or distances from Section One in each track and field event — from all three classes — that have been submitted by area coaches:100 — Chantle Reiland (GMLOKS) 12.17, Maria Sholing (Wabasha-Kellogg) 12.75, Adriana Brenengen (Winona) 12.83, Lilah Kurke (Byron) 12.89, Clara Gerhard (Century) 12.98, Aubryana Boldt (Rushford-Peterson/Houston) 13.05, Madi Bjerke (St. Charles) 13.09.

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DENVER — Dream realized. Shaun Wysocki — like so many kids who’ve had hoops dreams — had always longed to be a Division I player. Tuesday, that dream came true with Wysocki bouncing via the transfer portal from Division II Minnesota State University Moorhead to Division I University of Denver. The 6-foot-6 and ultra-athletic Wysocki officially signed with the Pioneers on Tuesday after a freshman year spent doing big things with national Division II power Minnesota State Moorhead.

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NEW YORK — Rochester Lourdes graduate Alyssa Ustby went unchosen in Monday night’s WNBA Draft. Ustby, a fifth-year senior at the University of North Carolina, was predicted to go as high as No. 27 in at least one mock draft. The draft had three rounds, 13 players chosen in each round. Taken first overall was University of Connecticut star guard Paige Bueckers. The Minnesota native was chosen by the Dallas Wings.

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Two of Rochester’s top all-time women’s basketball players will have new basketball homes next season. Lilly Meister, a 2022 John Marshall graduate, and Ava Miller (2024 Mayo grad), announced their signings Monday with the University of Kansas and the University of North Dakota, respectively. The 6-foot-3 Meister spent the past three years with Indiana University, where she was a frequent starter this past season and averaged 6.7 points and 3.5 rebounds per game.