We're all excited for this season's kickoff tonight! Plenty of action going on and lots to see!

The Fall 2017 Week-by-Week opponents schedule has been posted.  Specific dates, times and locations will be added when received!

The new subdistrict compositions are as follows:

Maroon	Gold	Red	Blue
St. Paul Central Fridley SMB Cooperative Mpls Washburn St. Croix Lutheran St. Paul Highland Park	Mound Westonka Providence Academy Mpls Southwest St. Paul Johnson Mpls Henry New Life Academy	Mpls North St. Anthony Village Columbia Heights Breck St. Paul Harding Mpls South St. Paul Como Park	Brooklyn Center St. Agnes Mpls Roosevelt Concordia Academy Spectrum Mpls Edison St. Paul Humboldt

Games get under way on Thursday evening for another exciting season.  Last year the races for subdistrict championships came down to the last week of the season with what happened to be championship matchups occurring in the last two weeks of the season.  Based on early reports, there is a lot of excitement in store for another competitive schedule!

The Twin Cities District had #1 seeds for the MSHSL playoffs in five different classes: SMB in Section 4AAAAA, St. Paul Highland Park in Section 4AAAA, St. Croix Lutheran in Section 4AAA, St. Agnes in Section 4AA, and Minneapolis North in Section 4A.  Fridley was the #2 seed in Section 4AAAA, Minneapolis Henry the #2 seed in Section 4AAA, and Spectrum in Section 4AA.  A pretty good showing by District squads!

Big week ahead, as titles go on the line this Thursday and Friday!

• Maroon: It's winner-take-all when Central visits Highland Park on Friday, as both teams put their 4-1 subdistrict records on the line.  Should be a good one!
• Gold: Undefeated SMB visits Providence Academy on Friday, and a win for the Lions means both squads share the title, while the Wolfpack can take home sole possession with a victory.
• Red: Unbeaten Mound-Westonka is in the driver's seat, and will clinch the Subdistrict Crown with a victory at Como Park on Thursday. But a loss by the Whitehawks and a win by Patrick Henry on Thursday at Breck will give the Patriots a share of the title.
• Blue: Minneapolis North heads to St. Agnes on Friday with the opportunity for the Polars to clinch sole possession of the Subdistrict Championship.  But an upset by the Aggies means a tie for the Subdistrict Title.
• In other games, Columbia Heights hosts Fridley in a neighborhood rivalry game with big section implications and Roosevelt takes on Edison in a big Minneapolis City battle.

King Spencer, who has been the Centaurs' Twelfth Man and biggest supporter this season, was handed the ball by a teammate, and rushed through the Huskies' kick coverage team with the homecoming fans and Brooklyn Center sideline cheering wildly for their emotional leader. 

The season is in full swing and things are getting tight throughout!  In the maroon subdistrict, Central and Highland Park are neck and neck with two weeks left, but a stumble by both could permit Washburn and Fridley to get a share of the subdistrict crown.  In the gold subdistrict, SMB Cooperative has put together an impressive campaign this season, but Providence winning out including a week 8 winner-take-all-match against the Wolfpack would give the Lions a chance to tie for the title.  In the red subdistrict, Mound-Westonka bested Henry for the early lead for the subdistrict; but can't afford to stumble the rest of the way.  In the blue subdistrict, with wins next week, both Minneapolis North and St. Agnes appear to be headed for a subdistrict title game in week 8.