Reggie Wilson

1 month ago | kare11.com | Reggie Wilson

MINNEAPOLIS — Paige Bueckers has done it. The UConn superstar capped off her legendary five-year career by leading the Huskies to their 12th national championship. Now, she’s projected to be the number one overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft. But long before the national titles, the NIL deals, and the viral highlights, one man saw it coming. Meet the man who predicted it all Gary Knox is an award-winning photojournalist at KARE 11 — and a self-described basketball junkie.

2 months ago | kare11.com | Reggie Wilson

LAKE CITY, Minn. — For Christy Rice, the gym is her sanctuary. "I would say that weightlifting is one of the biggest stress relievers for me," Rice said. "It's a me time. I focus. I kind of forget about everything else." The saying goes, it's not about the strength of the body but the strength of the spirit. Rice carries both strengths as a professional powerlifter. "So I've been doing this for about seven years or so," Rice said.

Aug 23, 2024 | kare11.com | Reggie Wilson

MINNEAPOLIS — For Lu’Cye Patterson and his dad Lucas, basketball is family. Reggie Wilson: "Why was Minnesota the choice for you for your last season?" Lu'Cye Patterson: "Just coming back, getting to see my little brothers, my little sisters, grandparents, people that haven't seen me play college basketball before in person, the whole coaching staff with the Gophers really welcomed me in with open arms.

Mar 6, 2024 | kare11.com | Reggie Wilson

MINNEAPOLIS — Lou Nanne has been synonymous with the Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament for 60 years. “I guess you’d have to say it’s a piece of time that went by so quickly, I can’t fathom,” said Nanne, who announced back in January that this year's state tournament would be his last on the mic. Reggie: “What will you miss the most about broadcasting these games?” Nanne: "I guess the atmosphere in the building.

Feb 16, 2024 | kare11.com | Reggie Wilson

ST PAUL, Minn. — The NHL's initiative "Hockey is for Everyone" is growing. A visit from the Boys and Girls Club of the Twin Cities to TRIA Rink for Wild University for career exploration brings the statement to life. “It was nice, really liked it," Central High School senior Dalani Edwards said. "Getting to see the other sides of hockey instead of just what you see on TV.” For Edwards, inspiration was sparked. “Really inspiring, actually.