Jay Wilcox is an Anchor and Reporter at CCX Sports, where he has covered the northwest suburban sports scene since 1988. His expertise spans both team and individual sports, focusing on various sports disciplines and competitive sports. Jay is featured in CCX Media.
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The Armstrong-Cooper girls lacrosse team built a 7-2 lead and then held off a Rogers rally to win 9-5 Wednesday night at Armstrong High School.
The Maple Grove boys tennis team beat Hopkins 5-2 Thursday in a Lake Conference match.
The Armstrong softball team scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning on the way to an 8-3 win over Osseo Tuesday.
June Semling homered in each of her first three at-bats and drove in seven runs in all to lead the Champlin Park softball team to a wild 16-11 win over Andover.
The Cooper boys volleyball team swept Bloomington Kennedy Thursday night to wrap up the Tri-Metro Conference title.
1:40 PM | Wednesday, May 20, 2026 While Blaine rolled to the girls and boys team titles, athletes from the CCX viewing area won a number of
Our CCX Sports Spotlight this week shines on Armstrong track and field standout Mykhailo (Misha) Protsenko.
The Wayzata softball team lost 5-0 to Edina in the final round of the Section 6AAAA tournament.
The Champlin Park baseball team beat Mounds View 4-2 in the Section 5AAAA final to advance to the state tournament for a second straight year.
The Wayzata boys tennis team of Jacob Salisbury and Nolan Beduhn won the state Class AA doubles title Friday afternoon.
