Minnesota boys soccer officials have barred Prairie Seeds Academy from the state soccer tournament, but not because players got into a fist fight with players from Totino Grace High School after an Oct. 18 game. The Minnesota State High School League started investigating Prairie Seeds after the brawl and determined the team had an ineligible player because of a paperwork issue. The academy may go to court to challenge the ruling.

Carlos Boquin, 17, is a standout sophomore forward on the Prairie Seeds Academy boys' soccer team. But the Star Tribune reports the El Salvador native could miss tomorrow's Class 1A tournament championship game against Benilde St. Margaret's pending an investigation of his age by the Minnesota State High School League.

Prairie Seeds Academy picked a bad time for their first loss in two years. The top-seeded soccer powerhouse was dethroned by the Red Knights of Benilde-St. Margaret's.

We've seen big time plays made in Minnesota by Adrian Peterson, Kevin Love, Ricky Rubio and others, but stop what you're doing for a minute and watch this sick goal by Kevin Venegas of the Minnesota Stars.

The Gophers’ volleyball season ended with a thrilling 31-29 set against Iowa State and the Final Four just barely out of reach. The team came into the semi-finals with high hopes even though others had low expectations.

Prairie Seeds Academy's soccer season is over after a judge Friday denied the school's request to overturn the Minnesota State High School League's decision to disqualify the boys' soccer team from the Class A state tournament competition. The ruling came after an investigation into a brawl revealed Prairie Seeds was using an illegal player.

Goalie Noora Raty's 42 saves led the Golden Gophers to their first national championship in seven years. Emily West's goal on a penalty shot helped Minnesota knock off top-ranked Wisconsin at the title game in Duluth.