Boys High School Basketball


Watch Minnesota Score’s broadcast of boys basketball from Tuesday February 12th as 3rd ranked Osseo traveled to Robbinsdale Armstrong in a Northwest Suburban Conference match-up. The Orioles got 21 points from Ian Theisen enroute to the 68-57 win. Click link below to watch the game broadcast.

http://www.highschoolcube.com/event/osseo-robbinsdale-armstrong-boys-varsity-high-scho-305547

Watch our play by play video broadcast coverage of Saturday’s game from Target Center as Apple Valley and Tyus Jones beat Rashad Vaughn and Robbinsdale Cooper by 10. Click link below to watch: http://www.highschoolcube.com/event/apple-valley-vs-robbinsdale-cooper-303336

The Edina Hornets and Armstrong Falcons met for the Edina Holiday Classic Championship game Friday December 28th at Edina.  Armstrong held off the Hornets 63-60 to win the title. Armstrong was led by Mitchell Biewen’s 19 points.  Edina is led by Penn State recruit Graham Woodward who poured in a school record 46 points in the semi-finals vs St. Louis Park on Thursday December 27.

Click on the link below to watch:

http://www.highschoolcube.com/event/championship-game-edina-holiday-tournament-303613 

The Edina boys basketball Holiday Tournament will be carried live (and archived online) beginning at 6pm Thrusday (Dec 27) as Robbinsdale Armstrong takes on St. Thomas Academy. The second game will feature Edina and St. Louis Park. Minnesota Score will carry the two semi-finals plus Friday night’s championship game. See below for links to watch our complete play by play coverage:

Click here to watch Armstrong vs St Thomas Academy  6:00pm Thursday

Click here to watch Edina vs St.Louis Park   7:30pm  Thursday

A long night of high school basketball at Target Center might have turned out to be an historic one as well. Just a few hours removed from a Class 3A semi final that saw Grand Rapids beat De La Salle in double overtime, both Hopkins/Henry Sibley and Eden Prairie/St.Cloud Tech needed double overtime as well.

It looked like Hopkins would win in regulation when Sibley’s Dante Grant launched a desperation three point attempt with less than 4 seconds to go and his team down by  3. But Grant’s shot somehow went off the glass and in. Officials then gathered around the television replay monitors to make sure he actually was behind the three point line when  he shot the ball. The basket was deemed good and overtime ensued. Unfortunately for Sibley, so did foul trouble. In all, 5 Sibley players ended up fouling out of the game and Hopkins shot a record 58 free throws enroute to a 90-82 double overtime win.

Game two of the 4A semi finals did not let us down either. St.Cloud Tech got a spark off the bench from senior Kewon Johnson who scored 9 points in the game,  including two after a key steal and layup with 34 seconds to go in the first overtime with his team trailing by two.   Scott Nystrom’s late basket and Alex Hanks free throws sealed the 62-58 win for Tech in the second overtime. Nystrom led all scorers with 23 points, Hanks added 22.

Tech and Hopkins will meet for the 4A state title Saturday night at 8pm at Target Center. Minnesota Score Radio will broadcast the game on AM 1330 in the Twin Cities and AM 660 in Central Minnesota. You can also listen live online at www.relevantradio.com.

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