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Published March 18, 2011, 04:08 PM

Subscriber Exclusive: Goodhue and its press falter at state

MINNEAPOLIS -- Goodhue's ascension to the top spot in the Class A rankings was the result of teamwork and balance. While the team lacked a true offensive star, it featured nine players who could score and create for others. The Wildcats' 58-54 loss to unranked Hancock in the state tournament quarterfinals Thursday served as a reminder that collaboration on the defensive end was just as important to Goodhue's success. This article is featured in the March 19-20, 2011, edition.

By: Ryan Nilsson, The Republican Eagle

  • PHOTO Mikayla Miller
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    Goodhue's Mikayla Miller (right) and Courtney Hinsch (back) attempt to trap Hancock's Illissa Koehl during the first half of Thursday's Class A quarterfinal game at Williams Arena. Miller finished with 12 points, seven rebounds and four steals. - R-E photo by Stacy Bengs

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MINNEAPOLIS -- Goodhue's ascension to the top spot in the Class A rankings was the result of teamwork and balance. While the team lacked a true offensive star, it featured nine players who could score and create for others. The Wildcats' 58-54 loss to unranked Hancock in the state tournament quarterfinals Thursday served as a reminder that collaboration on the defensive end was just as important to Goodhue's success. This article is featured in the March 19-20, 2011, edition.

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