“The Wayzata gymnastics team opened the season at home against Minnetonka, losing to the Skippers 132.3-129.075. Mady Johnson of the Trojans won the all-around competition with a score of 35.35.” via CCX Media.
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“The Hopkins gymnastics team defeated Wayzata 138.175 to 136.300 in a key early season meet between the two Lake Conference powers. Hopkins junior NyahSymone Britt won the all-around title with a score of 36.225 with teammate Ava Brosman finishing second with a score of 35.1. Ava Johnson (34.475) finished with the Trojans‘ top all-around score. Both teams have one meet remaining before the holiday break.” via CCX Media.
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Image courtesy Wayzata athletic department. Boys Hockey
The Trojans are riding high after an impressive 5-3 victory over Andover last week. Key goals came from Max Luedtke, Christopher Pyle, Ben Neuenfeldt (shorthanded), Eli Molde (shorthanded empty-net), and Cruz Sauer (shorthanded empty-net). Wayzata improved to 5-2-1 overall, though they remain 0-1 in Lake Conference play. This week, they face Benilde St. Margaret’s on Tuesday and Hill-Murray on Thursday.
Girls Hockey
The Wayzata girls hockey team defeated Eden Prairie 4-2 last Saturday, improving to 6-4-0 overall and 2-2 in Lake Conference play. Julia Ostapeic led the charge with two goals, while Morgan Kennedy and Josie Lindahl added one each. They look to keep momentum against Centennial/Spring Lake Park on Saturday.
Boys Basketball
The Trojans earned a strong 71-64 win over Lakeville North on Friday, led by Isaac Olmstead’s 23 points, Nolan Anderson’s 22, and Christian Wiggins‘ 8. Next up, they host St. Louis Park on Tuesday and Breck on Thursday. The Trojans are 3-2 on the season.
Girls Basketball
Wayzata will aim to bounce back after a tough 72-64 loss to Jordan Ode and Maple Grove last Thursday, where standout Sophie Hawkinson tallied 19 points and Allie Berns added 18. The Trojans face Como Park on Tuesday and Roseville Area on Friday. Wayzata is now 4-2 on the season.
Gymnastics
The girls gymnastics team will look to rebound from a recent loss to Hopkins when they host STMA on Thursday.
Other Highlights:
- Dance Team: Performing at Edina High School on Thursday.
- Nordic Ski: Classic Race on Wednesday at Hyland Park Reserve.
- Boys Swim & Dive: Competing Friday at STMA and Saturday at the Chanhassen Invite.
- Alpine Ski: Lake Conference competition kicks off Tuesday at Buck Hill Ski Area.
The Trojans are set for a packed week of competition across winter sports—stay tuned for results and highlights!
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Our sports update this week includes news, video, stats and more on the boys and girls Basketball teams, the boys and girls hockey teams, Wayzata Dance, Wayzata Gymnastics, the boys Nordic Ski Team, and more.
Wayzata Boys Basketball avenges only loss on season
The #1 ranked Wayzata Boys Basketball Team hosted #4 Hopkins on Thursday, February 15th and were able to avenge their one loss on the season by a score of 71-70.
The Trojans move to 9-1 in the Lake Conference and 22-1-0 on the season.
They remain ranked the #1 team in Class 4A, and #2 behind Totino-Grace in the Metro Top 10.
Jackson McAndrew led Wayzata with 27 points. Wyatt McBeth had 14, Isaac Olmstead scored 11 points, and Christian Wiggins had 9 points.
Also contributing were Ben Shaffer with 6 points and Drew Nepstad with 4.
The Trojans Travel to Armstrong (8-5) on Tuesday February 20th; leaders for the Falcons include Seth Newbern averaging 19 points per game, Desmond Ware average 13.6, and Charles Duncan averaging 10.0 points per game.
#6 Girls Basketball falls to #1 Hopkins 89-62
The #1 ranked Hopkins Royals defeated the #6 Wayzata Girls Basketball team at the Royals Athletic Center on Thursday, February 15th.
Florida recruit Liv McGill scored 29 points to lead Hopkins, with Tatum Woodson adding 21, and Lauren Hillsecheim scoring 13.
Maren Day led Wayzata against Hopkins. Leaders for Wayzata included Maren Day with 17 points, Kate Amelotte with 13, and Sophie Hawkinson with 11 points.
Other contributors included Annika Kieser with 8, Katie Kelzenberg with 5, Allie Berns with 4, and Jess Haux with 4.
The Trojans (17-7 overall, 6-5 Lake Conference) will host St. Michael-Albertville (19-5 overall, 6-4 Lake Conference) on Friday, Feb 23rd at the Wayzata High School.
#3 Wayzata Boys Hockey defeats #2 Edina 4-3 in overtime
Your #3 ranked Wayzata Boys Hockey Team (21-2) traveled to Braemar Ice Arena in Edina on Saturday and beat the Hornets (20-4-1) with an overtime goal by Max Luedtke (assist to Jake Mattson) at 1:47 in the OT period.
Max Luedkte had two goals against Edina. Other standout performances included Luke Miller who scored two goals in the first period, one unassisted and one with an assist from Cade De St. Hubert.
Luke Miller scored two goals against Edina for the Trojans. Jake Mattson also added a goal at 13:26 in the first period, assisted by Hawke Huff and Miller.
Wayzata Goaltender Evan Turek had 21 saves on 24 shots, versus Hornet Goaltender Joe Bertram who had 20 saves on 24 shots.
Leaders for the Hornets included Gopher recruit Jackson Nevers who scored two goals and Caleb Pittsley who added the third Edina goal.
Wayzata begins Section Play hosting Blake (2-23) Thursday Feb 22nd at the PIC at 7pm.
Edina Girls Hockey Eliminates Trojans from Section 6 Semifinals
Senior night for the Wayzata Girls Hockey team. Image courtesy Delaney Gnos. The Hornets beat the Wayzata Girls Hockey team 8-0 on Wednesday, February 14th at Braemar Arena in Edina.
The loss for the Trojans ends the season for Wayzata, who finished 7-18 on the season and 2-8 in Lake Conference play.
Trojan Shyla Sanders led Wayzata in scoring for the season with 13 goals and 5 assists for 18 points.
Davy Mokelke had 10 goals and 7 assists for 17 points.
Jenna Britz had 9 goals and 10 assists, and sister Nicole Britz had 7 goals and 10 assists.
Morgan Kennedy finished the season with 5 goals and 10 assists, and Julia Ostapeic had 2 goals and 15 assists on the season.
Wayzata Goaltender Ella Podiak played 20 games, with a record of 6-11, saving 422 of the 491 shots on goal; and Malin Erickson finished with a record of 1-7 saving 246 of the 283 shots on goal.
Wayzata Gymnasts headed to State
Kate Mignone, Mikaela Lundvall, Kylie Ufheil, and Ashley Mouyenga will head to the State Tournament Meet for Gymnastics after a successful Section meet at Hopkins on February 17th.
Wayzata Dance Team wins Class AAA Dance-Jazz State Champions
Wayzata Dance Team finishes in second Place at AAA High Kick
Boys’ Nordic Ski team are State Champions
Congratulations to the Boys’ Nordic Ski team on winning the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP! This is the Boys’ 2nd State Championship (2024, 2018)
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The Wayzata Trojans Girls Gymnastics team has closed out their regular season on a high note, boasting a stellar 5-1 Lake Conference record under the leadership of Head Coach Carley Holden.
Kate Mignone, Mikaela Lundvall, Avery Higgins, Kylie Ufheil, and Ashley Mouyenga. The team’s determination and skill were evident in their recent victories, including a standout performance against Edina.
Originally scheduled to compete away on January 30th, the meet was relocated to Wayzata High School due to equipment issues.
Submitted photo. Even with the venue change, the Trojans stayed focused, aiming for success in their conference matches.
Remarkably, they matched their season-high score, showcasing their resilience and commitment.
“We wanted to ensure that our last conference meet was enjoyable and successful,” said Coach Holden. “Despite the unexpected venue change, our team rose to the occasion.”
Submitted photo. One of the key highlights of the meet was the Trojans’ proficiency on the beam, an area where they had encountered challenges in previous competitions.
Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity squads delivered stellar performances, executing their routines with precision and confidence.
Mikaela Lundvall achieved a career-best score of 9.35 on the uneven bars and a 9.3500 on her floor routine. Ashley Mouyenga scored 8.9250 on the vault, and Kylie Ufheil scored a 9.0500 on the beam.
Athlete Score Mikaela Lundvall 36.325 Kylie Ufheil 36.050 Ashley Mouyenga 35.400 Avery Higgins 25.225 Kate Mignone 17.700 Haley Swenson 17.600 Maddie Kuphal 8.725 The momentum carried through to the Breck Beach Bash, where the Trojans capped off their regular season with an impressive victory.
Competing against 10 formidable opponents, including Chaska/Chanhassen, Maple Grove, and Champlin Park among others, Wayzata clinched victory with an impressive team score of 143.650, asserting their dominance in the gymnastics arena.
The Section 6AA meet will take place on Saturday, February 17th at noon, hosted at Hopkins High School. Participating schools include:
- MPLS Southwest
- MPLS South/Roosevelt
- MPLS North/Henry/Edison
- MPLS Washburn
- St. Louis Park
- Edina
- Hopkins
- Wayzata
As the regular season ends, the Trojans can be proud of what they’ve accomplished and anticipate future success in Sections with Coach Holden leading the way.
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The Wayzata gymnastics team edged Breck 135.000 to 133.250 Thursday in a match-up of two of the best teams in the area.
The Trojans’ Ashley Mouyenga won the balance beam and floor exercise and the meet all-around title with a score of 35.300.
Breck’s Annika Golla was second in the all-around (34.200) and won the vault.
Wayzata’s Mikaela Lundvall won the uneven bars. Both teams will be part of the annual 10-team Breck Luau Invitational on February 3rd.
Via CCX Media.
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In a closely contested early-season Lake Conference meet, the Wayzata gymnastics team secured a narrow victory over Hopkins, winning 142.8 to 142.25.
Both teams are anticipated to be the top contenders in the conference this season, with Hopkins having claimed the conference championship the previous year.
Hopkins’ Annabelle Speers, an all-state senior, clinched the all-around title with a score of 37.525, while Wayzata‘s Mikaela Lundvall impressed with a score of 36.675.
Wayzata’s Kylie Uhfeil excelled on the balance beam, winning with a score of 9.3, while Speers dominated in vault, bars, and floor exercise. Looking ahead, both the Royals and Trojans are expected to vie for the Section 6AA team title in February.
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“The Hopkins gymnastics team defeated Wayzata 141.400 to 138.075 for the team’s fourth dual meet win of the season. Hopkins (4-0) also placed first in an invitational meet in Princeton last weekend. Hopkins junior Annabelle Speers won the bars, beam, and floor exercise to win the meet’s all-around title with a score of 36.800. NyahSymone Britt of Hopkins won the vault with a score of 9.400. The loss was the first of the season for Wayzata (3-1). It marked the first time Hopkins has defeated Wayzata in gymnastics since January 2009. The teams will be the favorites to advance to state at the Section 6AA meet Feb. 18 at Hopkins High School. Wayzata is the defending state champion in Class AA.” From CCX Media.
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