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The Wayzata Trojans embody the spirit of excellence in high school sports, representing Wayzata with pride and determination across a range of athletic disciplines. Known for their competitive edge, skilled athletes, and unwavering commitment to teamwork, the Trojans consistently make their mark in regional and state competitions. Each season, they build on a rich tradition of success, driven by a blend of experienced leadership and emerging talent. From the gridiron to the soccer field, Wayzata Trojans are a symbol of dedication and athletic prowess, inspiring fans and fostering community pride.

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Wayzata Boys & Girls Track Win Section 6AAA Meet

“The Wayzata boys and girls track and field teams both took home Section 6AAA titles in Buffalo on Thursday. The Trojans boys scored 150.5 points and the girls totaled 177. Some highlights for Wayzata included Maddie Gullickson placing first in the 1600 meter run, Weston Moeller taking home the high jump title, clearing 6-4, and…

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Wayzata Boys Tennis Sweeps St. Paul Academy

“In a match-up featuring two of the best boys tennis teams in the state, 2025 Class AA state champion Wayzata swept last year’s Class A state champion St. Paul Academy 7-0 Monday. The Trojans won six of the seven matches in straight sets with first doubles needing a third-set tiebreaker to win. Wayzata is the…

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Wayzata Baseball Swings Past Maple Grove 9-3

“The Wayzata baseball team earned a 9-3 win on the road over Maple Grove in a Lake Conference matchup between two of the top teams in Class AAAA. Hunsley Cole’s three-run triple in the third inning sparked the Trojans and gave Wayzata the lead that they wouldn’t give up. Luke Boutwell also had a two-run…

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Wayzata Boys Volleyball Sweeps Hopkins

“The Wayzata boys volleyball team won its ninth match of the spring Wednesday with a three-set sweep of Hopkins. The Trojans, coming off a second-place finish at the Panther Challenge tournament at Spring Lake Park, beat the Royals 25-15, 26-24, and 25-19. It was a rematch of last June’s section final won by Hopkins in…

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Wayzata Baseball Optimistic for 2026 Season

“The Wayzata baseball team is preparing for the 2026 season. That includes plenty of practices indoors at the Central Middle School dome in Plymouth. The Trojans have high hopes heading into the spring season with returning key players – Matthew Berkland, Kieran Leatherman, Sam Mohs, and Cruz Sturm back from a team that finished with…

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Wayzata Boys Basketball Dominates Hopkins to Capture Section 6AAAA Title, Headed Back to State

WAYZATA — The Wayzata Trojans are headed back to the state tournament after a commanding 105–70 victory over Hopkins to win the Class 4A, Section 6 championship. The Trojans showcased the offensive firepower that has made them one of Minnesota’s top teams, breaking open the game early and never looking back. Wayzata’s balanced attack and…

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Wayzata High Kick Earns State Podium, Academic Honors

The Wayzata High School High Kick team capped off an exceptional season by placing 3rd in the 2026 Class AAA State Tournament, adding to its résumé as Conference Champions and Section Champions. Beyond the podium finish, the Trojans also demonstrated excellence in the classroom. The team received a Gold Team Academic Award from the Minnesota Association of Dance…

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Wayzata Girls Win Section 6 Nordic Meet

“The Wayzata girls Nordic ski team won the Section 6 championship Monday with all five of the Trojans’ skiers placing in the top ten. Wayzata’s Lila Golomb repeated as section individual champion winning the two-race pursuit format in 28:20, nearly three minutes ahead of her teammate Meredith Gundale. Hopkins finished second as a team to…

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Nelson, Golomb Win Lake Conference Nordic Titles

“Bridger Nelson of Hopkins and Lila Golomb of Wayzata won the pursuit race titles Tuesday at the Lake Conference Nordic ski championships. Nelson won the boys title with a combined freestyle and classic race time of 24 minutes and 51 seconds. Connor Viera of Wayzata placed second for the boys. Golomb, the top-ranked girl in…

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Wayzata Wrestling Powers Past Buffalo

“The Wayzata wrestling team jumped out to a quick 24-0 lead on the way to a 52-18 win over Buffalo in a Lake Conference match Thursday night. The Trojans recorded four pins along the way. Wayzata also beat Eden Prairie 60-9 in the tri-meet. Buffalo also beat Eden Prairie.” via CCX Media.

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Maple Grove Boys Basketball Knocks Off Top Ranked Wayzata

“The fourth-ranked Maple Grove boys basketball team overcame a slow start to beat top-ranked Wayzata 77-75 Tuesday night at Maple Grove. Max Iversen had 25 points and Baboucarr Ann 21 to lead the Crimson, with each hitting some key baskets down the stretch. Maple Grove improved to 9-3 overall and 2-1 in Lake Conference games.…

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Wayzata Boys Basketball Nets Runaway Win in Lake Opener

“The Wayzata boys basketball team won big in its Lake Conference opener Tuesday, routing previously unbeaten Buffalo 91-60. Christian Wiggins scored 28 points to pace the Trojans with Nolen Anderson adding 18 for the top-ranked team in Class AAAA. Tommy Shunmugavelu added 13 points and Max Beeninga 12 for Wayzata (11-1). Eli Hegle scored 18…

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Wayzata Girls Basketball Scores Win to Start 2026

“Four players scored in double figures as the Wayzata girls basketball team scored its first victory of the calendar year with a 65-38 win over Prior Lake. Kate Amelotte scored 16 points to lead the Trojans with Annika Kieser adding 14, Mallory McBeth 11 and Maren Day 10. Toni Fisher scored 20 points to lead…

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Derrin Lamker Named Wayzata Head Football Coach

Wayzata High School has hired veteran coach Derrin Lamker as the next head coach of the Trojans football program according to CCX Media, bringing decades of experience across both high school and collegiate levels — and a clear focus on student-athletes and culture. Lamker said the decision to come to Wayzata aligned closely with his personal values…

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