Minnesota High School Football State Tournament Semifinals Kick Off in Minneapolis
Minneapolis is buzzing as it welcomes the 2024 Minnesota high school football state tournament semifinals at the iconic U.S. Bank Stadium. This eagerly awaited event brings together some of the best high school football talent from across the state as teams vie for a spot in the Prep Bowl. As the games unfold, exciting performances on the field are converting into fantasy football points based on ESPN’s standard scoring system.
On the first day of the semifinals, which took place on November 15 and continue through November 16, several standout players have already made their mark. Among the quarterbacks, Caleb Francois from Minnetonka dazzled fans with an impressive 63.10 fantasy points, demonstrating why he is considered a top-tier talent. Following him was Peyton Podany from Anoka, who racked up 19.08 points, and Tristan Kowalkowski from Becker with 10.16.
Running backs also showed their skills on the field, with Chase Conrad from Minnetonka claiming 16.20 points, while Carter Reckelberg from Becker added 14.60 points to his team’s efforts. Other noteworthy performances included Gavin Schaefer from Marshall with 13.50 and Zach Welch from Anoka contributing 9.60 fantasy points.
In the receiving department, Afy Ibekwe from Anoka shone brightly with 28.40 points. Sawyer Brown from Becker and Trey Borchers from Anoka closely followed, garnering 15.50 and 15.40 points, respectively.
The second set of games featured quarterbacks like Cam Hungerholt from LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli who pulled in an impressive 56.12 points. Jamin Metzger from Hills-Beaver Creek also made headlines with 27.48 points, alongside Micaden Clines from Mountain Iron-Buhl earning 17.78 points.
Running backs highlighted their roles with Isaiah Wright from Fertile Beltrami leading the pack with an astonishing 84.10 points. Beau Bakken from Hills-Beaver Creek and Derik Dahl from Mountain Iron-Buhl added 18.90 and 17.70 points to their total scoreboards respectively. Meanwhile, the receiving game was electric, highlighted by Micah Bush from Hills-Beaver Creek, who racked up 23.50 points.
As the semifinals progress, fans can keep an eye out for more updates about scores, schedules, and standout performances. The atmosphere in Minneapolis is electric, and all eyes are on these young athletes as they chase their dreams on the field.
