College Sports
High school freshman athletes to know in Minnesota
At 6-1, Peterson — the daughter of former Vikings running back Adrian Peterson — is considered one of the top 25 girls basketball players in the nation by ESPN for the class of 2028. Big Ten programs that have offered Peterson a scholarship so far include the Gophers, Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan State, Michigan, Purdue […]
At 6-1, Peterson — the daughter of former Vikings running back Adrian Peterson — is considered one of the top 25 girls basketball players in the nation by ESPN for the class of 2028. Big Ten programs that have offered Peterson a scholarship so far include the Gophers, Iowa, Ohio State, Michigan State, Michigan, Purdue and Maryland. College plan: undecided.
Lincoln Robideau, St. Michael-Albertville
The 133-pounder is following closely in the footsteps of his dominant older brother Landon. Lincoln posted a 44-5 record this season, winning the Class 3A 133-pound state championship. In three varsity seasons dating back to seventh grade, he has a 136-15 career record. College plan: undecided.
The freshman midfield and attack hybrid has followed the blueprint of her older sister Jaylen, playing her club ball out east for the Long Island Yellow Jackets. But Jordin has already established herself as one of the state’s most dynamic high school players, amassing 205 career points as a seventh- and eighth-grader. College plan: undecided