Alicia Tipcke is a Weekend Sports Anchor/Reporter at WDIO/WIRT-TV. She specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on team sports and various sports disciplines. Alicia's work has been featured in the Star Tribune and WDIO/WIRT-TV.
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Alicia's reporting focuses heavily on local sports events, particularly basketball and hockey at college and high school levels. If you have news or stories related to upcoming games, team performances, or standout player achievements within the Minnesota area, especially Duluth, she might be interested in those.
Given her focus on event coverage within specific sports leagues and teams in Minnesota, consider reaching out if you have insights into these local sporting events or can provide perspectives directly tied to the mentioned topics like basketball and hockey.
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Rosemount defeated Rogers to win the second high school girls flag football state championship.
By: Alicia Tipcke
The Edina junior earned the honor for his highlight reel goal scored in the boys hockey section finals.
Bode McConnell's section final goal for Edina boys hockey earned him the Strib Varsity 2026 All-Minnesota Sports Awards Play of the Year honor.
By: Alicia Tipcke, Joe Christensen
The Irish scored two insurance runs in the sixth inning to secure the program's first state title.
By: Alicia Tipcke
Maddyn Greenway's record breaking senior season, which included four state championships, earned the Kentucky commit Strib Varsity's 2026 Female Athlete of the Year award.
By: Alicia Tipcke
The Kentucky women's basketball commit earned four state titles across three sports her senior year to earn the honor for the second year in a row.
By: Alicia Tipcke
During his senior year Bjorgaard, made state tournament appearances in all three of his sports: football, hockey, and baseball.
Chase Bjorgaard helped lead Edina football, hockey, and baseball to section championships during his senior season, earning him Strib Varsity's 2026 Male Athlete of the Year award.
By: Alicia Tipcke
The junior quarterback threw 65 touchdowns in leading the Irish to an undefeated season and the state championship.
Parents from across Minnesota shared their biggest challenges and most rewarding moments with Strib Varsity.
