Jay Caldwell

Timberwolves forward Kevin Love has re-injured his right hand. The Wolves announced Satuday that Love has a re-fracture of the 3rd metacarpal in his right hand.

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Girls Basketball:

Alexandria 47, Tech 43;
Brainerd 44, Sauk Rapids-Rice 43;
Sartell-St. Stephen 49, Willmar 40;
Annandale 59, Foley 55;

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The Timberwolves bounced back at Denver with a 101-97 Thursday night after losing at Utah Wednesday night. J.J. Barea scored 12 of his 17 points in the 4th quarter and Alexey Shved added 17 points for Minnesota. Luke Ridnour and Andrei Kirilenko each scored 14 points for Minnesota.

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The Gopher women's basketball team lost 66-51 to Michigan State in their Big Ten opener Thursday night. Rachel Banham led the Gophers with 21 points and both Kionna Kellogg and Micaella Riche had 10 points.

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Boys Hockey:

Apollo 5, Sartell-St. Stephen 2
(Jared Christen and Tanner Beidenbach each scored 2 goals for the Eagles)

STMA 3, Tech 2
(Tony Bork scored the game-winning goal for the Knights. Brady Davidson and Riley Bates each scored a goal for the Tigers)

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Boys Basketball:

Apollo 51, Rocori 44
(Brett Maslonkowski led the Eagles with 22 points. Jonah Eisenschenk led Rocori with 18 points)

Tech 62, Sartell-St. Stephen 61 (overtime)
(Andy Foley made the game-winning basket for Tech. He finished with 27 points for the Tigers. Tim Immelman led Sartell with 18 points)

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Gymnastics:

#1 Tech 144.725, Sauk Rapids-Rice 139.375
Alexandria 136.2, Sartell-St. Stephen 128.975

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New St. John's football coach Gary Fasching spoke with Jay Caldwell on WJON Thursday. Fasching says a decision on assistant coaches hasn't been made but the process to finalize that is underway.

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After high school holiday tournaments last week many teams had some time off for the holidays but boys basketball, boys hockey and girls hockey get back at it tonight.

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Viking quarterback Christian Ponder was limited in practice Wednesday due to a sore elbow. He sustained the injury when he hit the helmet of a Packer player on his follow through. He stayed in the game and is expected to play Saturday at Green Bay.

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