In a decisive 6-2 victory over Holy Family, Eden Prairie’s team spirit and aggressive play shine, setting the stage for a challenging semifinal against top-ranked Minnetonka.
Author: Steve Mulholland
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Eden Prairie’s resilience and future optimism stand out after a dramatic overtime loss in the Section 2AA semifinal, showcasing a solid foundation for success.
The Eden Prairie Eagles boys hockey team were outworked by Wayzata for an 0-3 loss heading into the last week of regular season play.
Friday’s game saw senior goaltender Tegan Swanson’s second shutout of the Stormhawks this season, plus coach Steve Persian’s first postseason win for EP.
Niamya Holloway’s journey from a season-ending knee injury to her return on the court embodies resilience, showcasing her growth and the challenges faced during recovery as a University of Minnesota basketball player.
In a highly anticipated showdown between rivals, Eden Prairie lost 9-3 to Edina. The game’s dynamics changed due to a critical penalty.
To kick off Phase 2 of the campaign, the Legacy program is hosting a fundraiser at the Chanhassen American Legion at 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 26.
In the wake of impressive wins, Eden Prairie’s hockey team faced a setback, losing 4-0 to top-ranked Minnetonka despite goalie Isaiah Paulnock’s 48 saves.
The sixth-ranked Eagles upended No. 3 ranked St. Michael Albertville with an impressive 66-58 victory in their first home game since Dec. 22.
Coach Steve Persian expresses optimism about the Eagles’ potential as the girls hockey team continues to develop this season.