Joe Gunther is a journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, focusing on local sports coverage. He writes for the Star Tribune and his work has also appeared in the Mn Volleyball Hub. Joe's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school sports events and achievements, highlighting the accomplishments of local teams and athletes.
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Minnetonka pushed past Buffalo with late defense, then ran by a Wisconsin school with a surge of offense.
, Joe Gunther, Star Tribune The Minnetonka boys basketball team put its practice to use during a pair of come-from-behind victories over the weekend.
By: Joe Gunther
Minnesota is fertile ground for recruiters, and the evidence will show this week at Xcel Energy Center.
You'll be able to see a number of players who are planning Division I college careers after the tournament. But here are nine sophomores and a ninth-grader who should be around for the next couple years.
By: Joe Gunther
New Prague and Minnetonka stood strong in winners brackets, and Orono tested its survival skills in the elimination bracket.
By: Heather Rule, Joe Gunther
As fall practice begins, Champlin Park is ranked No. 1 and Lakeville North No. 2, and they will play each other on the season’s first day.
By: Joe Gunther
Touchdowns scored on short fields after turnovers gave Robbinsdale Cooper the advantage it needed against Park Center.
Minnetonka, No. 5 in Class 6A, trailed by 21 points early in the second half before scoring four rushing TDs against No. 1 Edina.
By: Joe Gunther
Peyton Podany hit Afy Ibekwe for the winning points inside the final four minutes, after Anoka’s defense kept the game close.
By: Joe Gunther
Owatonna remained undefeated with the Class 5A playoff victory. Elk River, Chanhassen and Dassel-Cokato also won state tournament games.
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