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Scholar
Wayzata High School senior
Matthew Chen has earned
the prestigious title of
U.S. Presidential Scholar.
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Thursday, May 18, 2023
Plymouth posts
opening for long-
vacant DEI position
A second position has also been
created to suport DEI efforts in city
By KAITLIN MCCOSKEY agreed, “Plymouth should
[email protected] continue to be a city of
choice for residents, busi-
At its April 25 meeting, nesses, organizations, visi-
the Plymouth City Coun- tors, and events. The city
cil adopted a set of stra- must build on its strengths
tegic themes to commit through strategic invest-
to for the upcoming 1-3 ments and partnerships,
years of their elected ser- including investments in
vice. One of these themes its workforce to attract
was a commitment to re- and retain the best staff.
maining a city of choice Plymouth City policy and
for residents through di- operations will continue
versity, equity, and inclu- to reflect strong com-
sion and other efforts. mitments to equity and
In response, the city inclusion, and to high
(SUN PHOTO BY JASON JENKINS)
officially posted a job quality and cost-effective
Wayzata Bait & Tackle owner Tim Sonenstahl stands behind the counter of the shop he owns with his brother Bob. opening in the first week services.”
of May to fill Plymouth’s Ali Timpone, human
Gone fishin’: Wayzata Bait & long-vacant DEI coordi-

nator position, this time
with a second employ-
ment opportunity to aid
resource director for
Plymouth, explained the
history of the DEI coor-
dinator position and why
Tackle to close after 48 years in the city’s DEI work.

Plymouth is officially
hiring a full-time organi-
now is the opportune time
for the city to fill the role.
“The city added a posi-
By JASON JENKINS the local fishing com- up in Wayzata. Their fa- here after school and zational development and tion focused on advancing
[email protected] munity for nearly half a ther Archie Sonenstahl work and then Bob would equity partner as well as equity and inclusion ini-
century. The owner of the opened the small business throw my bike in the back a part-time community tiatives in the 2021 bud-
Those who fish in the strip mall where the shop along U.S. Highway 12 in of his truck and drop me assistance specialist “to get. When I was hired as
Lake Minnetonka area sits has plans to tear down 1975. Bob was just out of off,” Tim said. better fulfill the many the city’s human resources
will soon have less help the building to make way high school when he be- The business grew and responsibilities that DEI director in September of
baiting their hooks. for a car dealership. gan working at the new then held steady for many efforts will entail.” 2022, the position was
Wayzata Bait & Tackle The owners of the store. Tim was only 12 years as the shop drew a According to the coun- vacant. Three new city
is set to close in the com- shop, brothers Tim and when he started helping. cil meeting packet, the
ing months after serving Bob Sonenstahl, grew “I’d ride my bike down See Bait, Page 11 Plymouth City Council See Plymouth, Page 7
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Wayzata High student named U.S. Presidential Scholar

Matthew Chen included in one young man and one young woman
from each state, the District of Columbia
who have had an especially important
impact on him over the years, including
the 59th class of scholars and Puerto Rico, and U.S. families living
abroad, as well as 15 chosen at-large, 20
his Science Bowl coach Amanda Laden,
AP English teacher Casey Zylla and
By JASON JENKINS scholars in the arts and 20 scholars in honors English teacher Shannon Kelly.
[email protected] career and technical education. “Those three teachers were really great
Of the 3.7 million students set to grad- and really influential,” Chen said.
Wayzata High School senior Matthew uate from high school this year, more In the fall, the young scholar will be
Chen has earned the prestigious title of than 5,000 candidates qualified for the attending the Massachusetts Institute
U.S. Presidential Scholar. 2023 awards determined by outstanding of Technology with plans to study math
Chen and 160 other students were performance on the SAT or ACT exams and artificial intelligence.
named to the 59th class of U.S. Presi- or through nominations made by chief Created in 1964, the U.S. Presidential
dential Scholars, which was announced state school officers or other partner or- Scholars Program has honored more
on May 10 by U.S. Secretary of Educa- ganizations. than 8,000 of the nation’s top-perform-
tion Miguel Cardona. Chen’s outstanding exam scores – a ing students. The program was expanded
The other Minnesotan named to the perfect 36 on the ACT and a nearly per- in 1979 to recognize students who dem-
class was Maple Grove Senior High fect 1590 on the SAT – drew the attention onstrate exceptional talent in the visual,
School student Stavya Arora. of the commission. literary and performing arts. In 2015,
Chen was among four Wayzata High The student has been an active mem- the program was again extended to rec-
(SUBMITTED PHOTO)
School students who were named semi- Wayzata High School senior Matthew Chen
ber of competitive academic teams dur- ognize students who demonstrate ability
finalists for the U.S. Presidential Schol- ing his time at Wayzata High School, and accomplishment in career and tech-
ars program. The other students were on Presidential Scholars, which selects helping secure several state and regional nical education fields.
Michelle Cao, Sidarth Gazula and Neev students based on their academic suc- titles for the school in Science Bowl and This year’s class of scholars will be
Mangal. The four students were among cess, artistic and technical excellence, es- the math team. recognized this summer with an online
only nine semifinalists from Minnesota says, school evaluations and transcripts, “It was a great experience. Wayzata’s a recognition program.
and 628 nationally. as well as a demonstrated commitment great school. I’m really, really fortunate A complete list of the 2023 U.S. Presi-
The annual honors program is put to- to community service and leadership. to be here,” Chen said. dential Scholars is available online at
gether by the White House Commission The 2023 scholars are comprised of The student noted several teachers ed.gov/psp.
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PTA president, directs the Center for
ties. Three Rivers owns species native to southern to 83.6% overall), a 2.5 To understand what Community Editor
School Change. Reactions welcome:
and operates seven park and central Minnesota. percentage point increase happened during the Kaitlin McCoskey:
[email protected] or
reserves, and we are com- We are looking forward by American Indian stu- pandemic, after seeing [email protected]
@joe1949 on Twitter. 763-424-7369
mitted to keeping at least to reintroducing the en- dents (up to 61.1%), and MDE’s April 25, 2023,
80% of the land in the dangered Karner blue a 3.1 percentage point in- press release, I contacted Community Editor
park reserves as natural butterfly to Crow-Hassan crease by Black students dents not only graduat- representatives of several Jason Jenkins:
ing, but graduating with [email protected]
habitats. In some of the Park Reserve next year. (up to 73.5%). Hispanic/ districts mentioned in the 763-424-7380
park reserves, restoration This will continue the im- Latino rates declined by skills they need to be suc- 2021 article. This includ-
of natural habitat means portant legacy of reintro- 0.2 of a percentage point. cessful. ed Jake Von De Linde, Senior Editor
Educators, students, Andy Rogers:
reforesting the land. To ducing native species to However, MDE did not director of teaching and [email protected]
help accomplish this goal, the region, including our mention that during the and families faced in- learning, Roseville Area 763-424-7375
we operate a Three Rivers critical role in the re-es- pandemic some districts credible, new challenges Schools. He confirmed
during the COVID-19 Assistant Editor
nursery at Crow-Hassan tablishment of trumpeter changed the rules, mak- that the district did give Alaina Rooker:
Park Reserve, ensuring swans and osprey to the ing it easier to graduate. pandemic. Many people 50% credit, instead of [email protected]
that most plantings in our Twin Cities metro area. Give journalists Josh worked hard during the zero credit, for missing as- 763-424-7394
parks are grown at the Verges and Matt Cory pandemic to help students signments and temporar- Sports Editor
nursery. Since 1978, we See Gibbs, Page 5 credit for explaining in cope. While recognizing ily reduced the number of John Sherman:
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Letters to the editor reserve the right to edit all places, graduating be- [email protected]
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month, in conversations In 2021, Verges also re- Account Executive
words. Letters and guest any letters or columns that Some districts changed
with me, Minnesota’s ported that St. Paul Public Robbie Shoemaker (Wayzata):
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two largest districts con- Schools, Minnesota’s sec- [email protected]
author’s name and city of sive material. sponse to what I believe 952-392-6880
firmed that because of ond largest district, made
residence. We will limit the fre- were MDE’s well-intend-
MDE’s pandemic-related it easier to graduate by Multimedia Reg. Ad Director-GM
A telephone number quency of letters pub- ed recommendations. In Carmen Meyer:
recommendations, they reducing the number of
where the writer can be lished from an individual 2020, MDE suggested [email protected]
converted failing grades credits required to gradu-
reached must be included writer to one per calendar that “Districts should 320-630-0279
to passing, and in one ate and by giving students
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case, reduced the number credit for two quarters if Jeremy Bradfield:
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THURSDAY, MAY 18 PLYMOUTH ROTARY - MEGAN DAYTON TUESDAY, MAY 23 THURSDAY, MAY 25
WAYZATA LIBRARY PRESENTS When: Noon-1 p.m. PLYMOUTH CITY COUNCIL MEETING BLUE WATER THEATRE COMPANY
FAMILY STORYTIME Where: Plymouth Community Center, When: 7 p.m. PRESENTS ‘NO SYMPATHY FOR THE
When: 10:30-11 a.m. 14800 34th Ave. N., Plymouth WOLF: A ROCK MUSICAL COMEDY’
Where: Council Chambers, 3400 Plymouth Blvd.
Where: Wayzata Library, 620 Rice St. E. Info: “Changing demographics of Minnesota” When: 7 p.m.
Info: plymouthmn.gov
by Megan Dayton, senior demographer for Min- Where: Blue Water Theatre Company,
Info: For children of all ages and their caregiv-
nesota. Rotaryplymouth.org 605 Rice St. E., Wayzata
ers. Talk, sing, read, write and play together.
Share books, stories, rhymes, music and move- WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 Info and tickets: bluewatertheatre.com
ment. For more info, visit hclib.org/about/loca-
tions/wayzata or call 612-543-KNOW (5669). SATURDAY, MAY 20 WAYZATA ROTARY
SPRING SPLASH When: 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 26
When: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Where: Wayzata City Hall, 600 Rice St. E. BLUE WATER THEATRE COMPANY
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PLANNER SPEND YOUR LIFE WISELY Info: Hosted by the city of Wayzata and the WAYZATA LIBRARY PRESENTS When: 7 p.m.
When: 6:30 p.m. Wayzata Conservancy to highlight the Explora- ‘CRAFTERNOON’ Where: Blue Water Theatre Company,
Where: Wayzata Community Church tion Camps. It’s an opportunity to showcase When: 2-4 p.m. 605 Rice St. E., Wayzata
Sanctuary, 125 Wayzata Blvd. E., Wayzata upcoming summer programming.
Where: Wayzata Library, 620 Rice St. E. Info and tickets: bluewatertheatre.com
Info: wayzatacommunitychurch.org/next-chapter Info: Knitting, quilting, cross stitching or other
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featured our commitment respectively) were the first little to no natural snow. erty taxpayers. We noted opportunities for all. I
Gibbs to cross-country ski trails facilities in Minnesota to On fiscal stewardship, we the Park District’s aver- couldn’t be more excited
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 with manufactured snow offer cross-country ski shared certain key policies age annual property tax about how we are poised
as well as the many adap- trails with manufactured including 1) maintaining levy increase has been less to build on past successes
On recreational oppor- tive programs, engage- snow. One could argue a top-level staff, 2) “tak- than 2% over the past de- by helping everyone to
tunities and education, we ment with groups histori- those facilities helped to ing care of what we have” cade, with no increase in connect with nature ev-
highlighted the 15 million cally underrepresented in keep Nordic skiing as a by avoiding unfunded de- the overall levy in five of ery day, and I invite you
visits to Three Rivers loca- the parks, our seven na- viable high school sport ferred maintenance obli- the past 10 years. to visit ThreeRiversParks.
tions last year – from skiing ture program centers and as the manufactured snow gations, 3) collaborating We continue to build on org to learn more and dis-
and golf to bird watching, our summer camps. Elm trails virtually guaranteed with willing governmen- our foundation of preserv- cover how you can con-
hiking and maple syrup Creek and Hyland Lake that high school teams tal and nongovernmental ing natural resources and nect with nature through
programs to cycling and park reserves (in Maple would be able to practice partners, and 4) respect- providing nature-based our parks, trails and pro-
equestrian activities. We Grove and Bloomington, and race even in years with ing the impact on prop- recreation and education grams.
Nathan Governor’s directive that

distance learning should
for that class.” She also
explained, “No D’s or F’s
dents had the option to
take courses on a pass-fail
leadership about whether
changes were made in
uation, which is wiser and
more effective.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 not impact students’ path- in high school were given rather than grade basis. their graduation process. But for today, two
way to graduation and to in the 2nd half of 2019 – He said the district hadn’t The slight progress in key conclusions: First,
She explained the dis- hold students harmless 2020 school year.” changed F’s to “pass.” improving graduation we should recognize the
trict hadn’t changed “the for circumstances out of I also talked with Tony Readers can visit Min- rates that MDE reported hard, creative work many
number of core credits their control, all second- Taschner, communications nesota’s Education Re- should be put in context. students, educators and
needed” to graduate but ary students received a P director for Rosemount- port Card website to find Their April 25 state- families did to get through
had “reduced the num- (Pass) grade, at a mini- Apple Valley-Eagan Pub- each district’s and charter ment is here: https://bit. the pandemic. Second,
ber of required elective mum, for fourth quarter. lic Schools, which also was public school’s graduation ly/3na7hlz. when reporting on impor-
credits.” She also wrote A student’s fourth quar- mentioned in the Forum rate: https://rc.education. In a future column, I’ll tant data like graduation
that in the 2019-20 school ter grade was also their article. He confirmed that, mn.gov/#mySchool. You describe what some states rates, MDE should ac-
year, “in line with the final third quarter grade during the pandemic, stu- can check with local are doing regarding grad- knowledge rule changes.
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Plymouth’s Hamel VFW on a mission to change that. Every ing countries lack the resources to Alfred Henry Heitkamp Jr.
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sic prom staples like music, photo at 8 p.m. and the event will go on Lions Club and is accepting old, (Bill) Blood; sons, Bruce A.
ops, and drinks, plus raffle prizes until midnight. unwanted eyeglasses, non-prescrip- Heitkamp, Mark L. Heitkamp, and Peter J. Heitkamp.
including stays at The Hotel Indigo tion sunglasses and reading glasses. Graduated from the University of MN BS 1956.
in Minneapolis and The Embassy The Lions Club repairs and sorts by Board member of the Twin Cities Creation Society.
Suites in St Paul. Come dressed to Trillium Woods, Lions prescription for their used eyeglass Enjoyed playing Bridge, camping, traveling, at-
impress - in prom-wear vintage or recycling program, which is now in- tending Wayzata High football games and teaching
new – and have some fun for a good Club kick off eyeglasses ternational. others about Creation. Elder and Sunday School
Superintendent at Redeemer Lutheran Church. He
cause.
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collection for Tanzania Area residents who would like to
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in Minnesota. More than 300,000 Globally, many children cannot lobby, 5855 Cheshire Parkway. Do- 2023 at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 115 Wayzata
children in Minnesota live with see well enough to learn to read nations are being accepted through Boulevard West, Wayzata with visitation one hour
food insecurity, and Every Meal is without eyeglasses. Many emerg- May 31. prior at church. Reception following. Interment
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complaints or checks; five util- the 200 block of Grove Lake. Glen Road.
Wayzata Police ity problems; 30 calls for pub- April 13 – Damage to prop- April 17 – Shoplifting result-
activity report lic assistance; 13 business erty after a vehicle’s windshield ing in a loss of around $4,700 Susan “Fleety” Margret Ruplin
alarms; 10 home alarms and was smashed with a bat on the on the 1100 block of Wayzata Susan Margret Thompson Ruplin, 82, died
21 calls to assist another de-
for April partment. For traffic incidents,
900 block of Wayzata Boule-
vard East.
Boulevard East. January 5, 2022 with her two sons, Mark and Scott,
and brother, Paul, at her side.
there were 63 citations, 150 April 21 – Identity theft result-
Included in the Wayzata April 13 – Identity theft resulting in a loss of around $7,500 Susan was born January 4, 1940 in Minneapolis,
verbal warnings and two writ-
police reports for April ing in a loss of around $2,000 on the 1200 block of Wayzata MN to Stan and Elva Thompson. Susan was the only
were these incidents: ten warnings. on the 500 block of Dexter Boulevard East. sister among three brothers, who loved her dearly and
One report of vandalism, April 1 – Theft from a motor Drive in Long Lake. to this day.
vehicle on the 700 block of Mill April 23 – Theft of a vehicle,
two missing animals; two mo- April 13 – Assault near the which was later recovered by Susan attended Coe College in Iowa before trans-
tor vehicle crashes involving Street. corner of Lake Street and Min- ferring to the University of Minnesota, where she met
the Maplewood Police De-
personal injury; eight motor April 2 – A 41-year-old New netonka Avenue. partment, on the 400 block of and later married Thomas “Tom” Ruplin on July 7,
vehicle crashes involving prop- Hope female was arrested for April 14 – Identity theft on the Peavey Lane. 1961. Her first son, Mark, was born the next year in
erty damage; four hit and run driving while intoxicated after 100 block of Creekside Drive in 1962 followed by her second, Scott, in 1965. Her fore-
a blood alcohol content test of April 27 – A 51-year-old Way-
motor vehicle crashes involv- Long Lake. most priority was always her family and raising her
.16 on the 200 block of Way- zata female was arrested for
ing property damage; one April 14 – Adult male cited for sons.
zata Boulevard East. driving while intoxicated after
animal bite; five reports of fire shoplifting on the 800 block of The Ruplin family moved several times through the
a blood alcohol content test of
or smoke; four fire alarms; six April 3 – Identity theft on the Lake Street East. Midwest, including Marion, IA, Milwaukee, WI, and
0.19 on the 900 block of Lake
hazardous road conditions; two 1600 block of Bollum Lane in Rockford, IL, before again settling in and remaining
April 17 – A found suitcase Street.
sudden deaths; 49 other medi- Long Lake. in St. Louis Park. Susan was an educational assistant
cal calls; two medical alarms; that had been stolen from a ve- April 28 – A 50-year-old Way-
April 6 – Identity theft on the hicle on the 200 block of Walker zata female was arrested for at St. Louis Park High School for many years.
12 wellbeing checks on adults;
eight wellbeing checks on juve-
400 block of Peavey Road. Avenue North. driving while intoxicated after Susan was immensely kind to all people and an
niles; seven civil matters; three April 13 – Theft from a build- April 17 – Theft from a build- a blood alcohol content test outspoken advocate for the environment, internation-
trespass warnings; 28 reports ing on the 1300 block of Way- ing resulting in a loss of around of 0.21 on the 100 block of al peace, and women’s rights. She loved dogs and gar-
of disturbances; 11 reports of zata Boulevard West in Long $150 on the 800 block of Lake Peavey Lane. dening and cared for many indoor plants. She was an
suspicious activity; nine driving Lake. Street North. April 28 – Recovered stolen amazing pianist throughout her life. Especially later
or traffic complaints; 28 house April 13 – Threat to damage April 17 – Damage to proper- property from the Bloomington in life, she was a voracious reader and enjoyed books
or business checks; 21 animal a vehicle with a baseball bat on ty on the 100 block of Hunters Police Department. every single day. In retirement, she and Tom loved the
changing leaves of autumn in Minnesota and would
drive to see them along the Mississippi River.
When her grandsons, Andrew and Brendan, were
at $100,000. May 2 - Burglary on the - Car theft on the 1300 block
Plymouth April 30 - Burglary on the 17400 block of 49th Avenue. of Olive Lane. An unreported
born, they immediately became one of her and Tom’s
biggest joys in life. Christmas was very important to
Victim reported unknown sus- stolen vehicle from Plymouth
Police reports 10100 block of 6th Avenue.
Door forced open to a busi- pect entered vehicle parked in was located by another agency.
Susan as a time for family and love, and she shared
her Swedish heritage and many of her passions with
Included in the Plym- ness and merchandise valued the garage overnight and stole - Terroristic threats on the
items, loss over $4,000.
her grandsons all throughout the year.
outh Police reports April at approximately $4,645 was 2600 block of Campus Drive. Susan is survived by her sons, Mark (Susanne)
27 to May 3 were these stolen. - Theft on the 3500 block of Victim reported unruly cus- Ruplin of Rockford, IL and Scott Ruplin of Portland,
incidents: - Car theft on the 1500 block Holly Lane. Report of a stolen tomer made threats and left OR; grandsons, Andrew Ruplin of Seattle, WA and
April 27 - Theft on the of Evergreen Lane. Victim’s iPhone. Loss of $730. without paying for food. No Brendan Ruplin of Rockford, IL; brothers, Stan
13100 block of 12th Avenue motor vehicle was stolen from - Theft on the 3000 block charges at this time.
(Tommy) Thompson of California, Peter Thompson
Plymouth. Business reported the driveway overnight. of Harbor Lane. Report of - Theft from vehicle on the of Minneapolis, and Paul Thompson of Edina, MN;
terminated employee failed to - Car theft on the 3400 block catalytic converter stolen from 10700 block of Old County numerous nieces, nephews, and other loved ones.
return company property. Total of Rosewood Lane. Victim re- vehicle by unknown suspect. Road 15. Victim reported She was preceded in death by her husband Tom.
loss $2,500. ported unknown suspect stole May 3 - Driving under the unknown suspect stole catalytic Funeral services will be held at Fort Snelling
April 28 - Theft on the 1700 unlocked vehicle parked in the influence on the 3500 block of converter from vehicle while National Cemetery, 7601 34th Avenue South,
block of Annapolis Lane. driveway. Annapolis Lane. Report of a parked in the lot.
Minneapolis on Friday, May 19th at 10:30 a.m.
Known suspect left business - DWI near the intersection of driving complaint. Subsequently - Weapons offense on the
without paying for merchan- 34th Avenue and Harbor Lane. arrested 36-year-old driver for 10000 block of 36th Avenue.
dise. Estimated loss of $3,000. Officer stopped a vehicle for DWI. Test result was .30 BAC. Officers took information from
April 29 - Burglary on the multiple violations. The 32-year- - Car theft on the 3500 block of a student about a threat to the Find your Faith Community at
18900 block of 41st Avenue. old driver was subsequently Vicksburg Lane. Vehicle stolen school. The threat was inves- www.onlineworshipdir.com
A residential burglary was arrested for DWI. Test result when it was left running in front tigated and the officers deter-
reported. Total loss estimated of .11. of a business with keys in it. mined that it wasn’t viable.
Plymouth which is continuing to be a

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and inclusive policies and will partner with others “design or source career nity assistance specialist has been implementing a
council members began service operations. to make sure DEI is built development and train- position will provide part- variety of outreach and
their terms in January She shared that city into the work we do at ing resources to address time assistance in sharing engagement initiatives in
2023, so we have had sev- staff “value a culture of all levels of the organiza- gaps.” those responsibilities. the community over the
eral months of onboard- inclusion and cultivating tion,” Timpone said. Finally, they will be in According to the city years. Filling these key
ing new leaders,” she said. authentic connections According to the city’s charge of “collect[ing] job posting, this position vacancies will continue to
“With changes in lead- and meaningful engage- job postings, the organi- data and provid[ing] tools seeks a candidate to “pro- assist us in achieving our
ership both at the staff ment experiences,” and zational development and for measuring equity vide assistance to commission and goals for the
and elected official levels, therefore felt it best to equity partner will “de- and inclusion impact of munity members and the community.”
it was important to work create two positions that velop programs and ini- citywide policies and de- public with accessing ser- Those interested in ap-
together and determine focus on the city’s DEI tiatives to enhance staff cisions, coach and men- vices and resources to im- plying for either of these
our strategic priorities, work. capability for providing tor staff as they seek to prove health and safety.” positions should apply by
mission, and values before “Although the job de- exceptional service to the deepen their learning and Timpone added, “Ad- May 29, according to Tim-
we could fill key vacan- scription [from the previ- community using a lens growth, and serve as liai- vancement of equity and pone, on the employment
cies The council met for a ous DEI coordinator] is of equity, inclusion and son between departments inclusion work is not page at plymouthmn.gov/
strategic planning session mostly unchanged, the belonging.” to coordinate and amplify something that happens employment.
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of the century, when people
drove to physical stores to pick
up rented discs and tapes to re-
turn them to that same physi-
cal store a few days later, Video
Universe still stands in Robbin-
sdale. But the 35-year-old busi-
ness is set to close, tentatively,
May 31.
“Rentals were declining,”
Scott Prost, Plymouth resident
and owner of Video Universe
said. “A lot of the new releases
I couldn’t even have access to,
or get anymore, because they’re
not releasing them on DVD.
And, you know a lot of these
new streaming services like Ap-
ple or Hulu or Netflix, they just
hold on to their stuff. And for
(SUN PHOTOS BY ANJA WUOLU)
the most part they don’t release Scott Prost stands at the counter of Video Universe, where movies of all kinds line the shelves. One of the few video rental operations left, the business is set to close.
it on disc. Everybody’s coming
in asking for this stuff and I vice. Rachey said at one time things. People are so much more
can’t get it.” as many as four people would open to share personal things.”
The pandemic hit the store work at a time, and 27 people Rachey hopes those people
pretty hard as well. Prost said it were on the payroll. Today, it’s who come for conversation can
“really fired up streaming.” just Prost and Rachey, who take find a new place to find com-
Troy Rachey, a Champlin res- turns running the store. munity. Meanwhile, Rachey
ident who has worked at Video For Rachey, one of the great- is shifting to focus on sales at
Universe for almost 30 years, est joys at Video Universe has Northcraft Analytics, Ushank
said he felt streaming technolo- been getting to know the people Tech, and his own business TJR
gy was pushed forward 15 years who come into the store regu- Universe.
because of the pandemic. larly. Prost said he’s seen some As for Prost? He told the Sun
Prost and Rachey remember of his customers grow up from Post he’s going to take a break
busy weekend nights in the days the little kids that were brought for a bit. The store might remain
before the internet, when fami- in to the store by their parents. open an extra month if sales are
lies would crowd in the build- “I basically became, you good.
The facade of Video Universe soaks up the sun in Robin Center. The store is set
ing to find the latest releases. know, the video psychologist,” “You build up this huge col-
to close at the end of May, after 35 years of renting and selling movies.
Video Universe boasted a large Rachey said. “I swear, people lection of movies and you think
collection, with weird movies come in here and they just say there’s gonna be a rainbow at sad closing, it’s so sad.” have until May 31 to shop at
and popular films alike. People stuff they would never say in the end of it,” Prost said. “But Prost said there are still peo- their location in Robin Center,
knew they could count on Video any other environment, because then streaming comes along, ple who covet physical media, 4114 Lakeland Ave. N., Rob-
Universe for quality entertain- you’re a fun place, and you’re and it’s like there’s not as much even VHS tapes. For those binsdale from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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steady stream of anglers

looking for live bait, fish-
ing advice or general con-
versation.
Tim and Bob continued
to run the shop following
the death of their father in
2005.
The owners have seen
a decline in the demand
for their services over the
past two decades as large
retail stores like Fleet
Farm and Scheels began
offering lures, rods and (SUN PHOTOS BY JASON JENKINS)
reels at cheap prices. The LEFT: Bob Sonenstahl, part owner of Wayzata Bait & Tackle, sits near the back wall of the store May 9. RIGHT: Wayzata Bait & Tackle is set to close in the coming months
use of artificial baits has after serving the local fishing community for 48 years. The owner of the strip mall where the shop sits has plans to tear down the building to make way for a car dealership.
also grown, creating less
demand for nightcrawlers,
minnows and leeches.
Technology, according
to Bob, has also played
an outsized role in dimin-
ished sales and visits to
the bait shop.
“The phone’s the new
teacher,” Bob said while
assembling a spool of
fishing line in the back of
the store. “Whatever they
see on there, especially the
younger ones, they think
that’s gospel and that’s the
LEFT: Bob Sonenstahl works May 9 at Wayzata Bait & Tackle, which he owns with his brother Tim. Their father Archie Sonenstahl opened the shop along U.S. Highway 12
way it is.”
in 1975. RIGHT: Tim Sonenstahl rings up customer Mike Blood, who’s been stopping into Wayzata Bait & Tackle for more than 40 years.
Small bait shops have
become a rare sight tied spinnerbaits, which he’s looking forward to a “I’ll miss them,” Blood north to where his son and said, as plans for the new
around Lake Minneton- he’s been crafting since the break from the long hours said. “I’ve known them grandchildren live. car dealership continue
ka, with longstanding early 1980s. a bait shop requires. for a long time. We’re old “They’re little guys, but to go through the city of
stores like Shoreline Bait “There’s been lots of “Seven days a week, five acquaintances.” they’re growing. ... I’ve Minnetonka’s approval
in Spring Park, Bob’s Bait hand shaking, lots of in the morning until seven Tim is planning to re- been telling them for two process (the bait shop sits
in Mound and Roy’s Bait hugs and questions about at night. It gets old, espe- main in the business of years that I’m going to just east of the Wayzata
in Excelsior all having when we’re going to get cially at my age,” he said. fishing in some capacity, move up there,” he said. border).
closed their doors. our hats in. They all want “This ain’t no gravy job.” but exactly where has yet “We’re going hunting and “I’m going to try to do
Since news of the Way- their Wayzata Bait hat,” Among the loyal cus- to be decided. He said he we’re going fishing and my best to take care of my
zata shop’s impending Bob said with a laugh. tomers to recently visit plans to take some time we’re going to do every- customers. That’s what
demise has spread, the “They’re collector’s items the shop was Mike Blood, off this summer before thing.” made us,” Bob said. “I’ll
brothers have been met now.” a retired Edina police of- continuing with the reel Exactly when that move keep everybody happy as
with wistful customers While the customers, ficer who’s been stop- repair business he has will happen is still up in the long as I can. When the
stopping to buy one last some of who span genera- ping into Wayzata Bait & long run out of the shop. air. The demolition date bulldozer hits the build-
container of waxworms tions in their own family, Tackle for more than four Bob is looking forward for the strip mall keeps ing, then I’ll know it’s
or a few of Bob’s hand- will be missed, Bob said decades. to retirement and moving getting pushed back, Bob time.”
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May 18, 2023
EP Vietnam vet part of the Minnesota Twins Platoon

By SUE WEBBER divac and woke up nine Platoon,” made this com-
Contributing Writer days later,” Sather said. “I ment at the beginning of
was put on a hospital ship his book:
Tim Sather of Eden and taken to a hospital in “On June 28, 1967, a
Prairie clearly remem- Japan.” group of over one hun-
bers the day he decided His injuries resulted dred young men, as well
to sign up to join the U.S. in a three-month hospi- as four young women,
Marine Corps during the tal stay, during which he were sworn into the Ma-
war in Vietnam. “It was had 11 surgeries, Sather rine Corps at a Minneso-
November 1966; I’d just said. “I wanted to be dis- ta Twins baseball game. I
turned 18,” he said. “A charged, but I didn’t want was one of those young
buddy and I decided to a medical discharge,” he men. We were dubbed
sign up.” said. “You had to be able the ‘Twins Platoon.’ This
Their swearing-in cere- to go through therapy. book tells the story of
mony was unusual, how- The final test was having what happened to us after
ever. On June 28, 1967, a 27-pound sand bag on we were cheered off the
150 enlistees marched your leg and holding the ball field. It tells of our
together to center field at leg up for one minute. I Marine Corps training,
the old Met Stadium and passed.” our Viet Nam experienc-
were sworn in there. His Type 2 diabetes was es, and what happened
“We were called the contracted from Agent to us when we returned
Minnesota Twins Pla- Orange during his mili- home.”
toon,” Sather said. tary service, Sather said. The Minnesota Twins
“From there we went to Back in the Twin Cities Baseball organization
San Diego for basic train- again, he married Veron- hosted a pre-game cer-
ing and then the whole ica in 1982 and the couple emony on Sept. 5, 2011,
ball of wax.” has a son, a daughter, at Target Field, in com-
According to an ac- two grandsons and two memoration of the origi-
count of Sather’s service granddaughters. nal “Twins Platoon.”
from 1967-70 printed on “Both of my children A television special
the Veteran’s Memorial are Eden Prairie High titled “Spotlight-The
in Eden Prairie, “Follow- School graduates who Twins Platoon,” aired
ing boot camp, he com- played soccer, basketball in July 2007, went on to
pleted Intensive Train- and ran track,” Sather win a regional Emmy
ing, Guerrilla Warfare, said. “I went to all their for “Outstanding Docu-
Artillery School and Ra- games and track meets.” mentary” and the Hatch
dio School. Sather went He had a 34-year ca- Award for “Outstanding
to Vietnam on Christmas reer with the telephone Marine Corps Documen-
Day 1967, serving with company in the Twin tary.” The military stories
the Golf Battery 3rd Cities. in the documentary are
Battalion, 11th Marines, Sather has worked part- taken from Sauro’s book.
1st Marine Division. He time at the Ace Hardware A graduate of Roo-
also served with Charlie in Chanhassen for the last sevelt High School in
Company 1st Battalion 15 years. He was a volun- Minneapolis, Sather is a
7th Marines, 1st Marine teer firefighter in Eden member of the Ameri-
Division as a forward ob- Prairie for 18 years. can Legion, Eden Prairie
server for Golf Battery But memories of his Lions, and Minnesota
(SUBMITTED PHOTO)
and Air support. days in the service are Order of Purple Heart.
Tim Sather is pictured holding his 19-month-old grandson, Bennett.
“After being wounded not forgotten. A book He also served on the
for a second time, Corpo- in September 1970. I was in Scotland aboard blown off my back and published in 2014 tells committee for the Viet-
ral Sather was sent back “During his tenure, Sath- a Navy ship,” Sather said. I was hospitalized for a the story of the Min- nam memorial in Eden
to the rear area where he er received two Purple “Primary duties were se- week,” Sather said. “They nesota Twins Platoon, Prairie. “I helped raise
distributed and handled Heart Medals for wounds curity of nuclear weap- pulled shrapnel out of my Sather said. “I’m in the money to have it built,”
the mail for Headquar- received during combat. ons and security for the back.” book,” he said. “It’s an Sather said. “My name is
ters Battalion 11th Ma- Additionally, he also re- entire ship.” Then in May 1968, he epic story of the Marines on the wall.”
rines. Sather served three ceived Expert Pistol, Ex- He suffered multiple was running through a in Vietnam. We still get These days he’s busy
years and three months pert Rifle and Vietnam injuries while on duty in rice paddy and was blown together.” keeping up with grand-
before getting an early Campaign medals.” Vietnam. “The first time into the tree line. “I was Christy Sauro Jr, au- children’s soccer, dance
Honorable Discharge “My last year and a half I was hit, my radio was sent to Da Nang on a me- thor of “THE TWINS and basketball activities.
World War II vet and ‘Notable Neighbor’ still going strong

By SUE WEBBER He remembers doing a meals with Adamski. years at DeLaSalle High sense of humor, a ready
Contributing Writer lot of painting and supply “When I make a roast or School, and two years smile, and an optimistic
work when he was on the ribs, I give half to him for at Patrick Henry High outlook. “I’ve had a good
According to the Na- ship. “I worked in the of- sandwiches,” Uting said. School. life,” he said. “People can
tional World War II Mu- fice, too,” he said. “I had a “He eats a lot of yogurt, In grade school, he was watch me and there’s a
seum, 167,284 of the 16 lot of good jobs. I liked the chicken, and cheese, but interested in hockey, foot- domino effect. I’ve got
million Americans who Navy.” he loves sandwiches, and ball, and basketball; in payback. I can walk to
served during World War He recalls playing saxo- they’re easy for him to high school, he pursued McDonald’s or Apple-
II were still alive in 2022. phone and clarinet in the make.” all three sports. bee’s or the post office.
Of that number, 3,845 were band while he served in the The two play Hand and And he’s always enjoyed We have a lot of shops
living in Minnesota. Navy. “I had taken a lot of Foot canasta card games coaching. “I’ve coached a near here.”
Ed Adamski of Bloom- music lessons,” he said. “I every day but Monday, lot of teams; I always liked “We take care of each
ington is one of them. He like Glen Miller. He’s the when he plays cards at the coaching,” Adamski said. other here,” he said. Ut-
was cited as one of the city’s (PHOTO BY SUE WEBBER) best.” Creekside Senior Center, He recalls coaching ing noted that in addi-
“Notable Neighbors” by Ed Adamski of Bloomington Looking at pictures always wearing his World the Assumption Catholic tion to providing rides for
Mayor Tim Busse during credits his long life to working, from his Navy years, even War II cap. School basketball team in friends, Adamski also has
walking and drinking water.
Bloomington’s March 23 now, Adamski said, “I still “I was the only guy 1957. “I worked a lot for run bingo games, has tak-
State of the City presenta- friends,” Adamski said. get shook up. I could give playing cards there for the church,” he said. en pop cans to recycling,
tion. “We’re just like family you all the names in the five years,” Adamski said. Adamski is a lifetime and helped with garage
Adamski, 96, is much here.” pictures.” “Now there are 23 wom- member of the VFW in St. sales, with proceeds going
more than a number. He is He recalls enlisting in the Following his discharge en and seven men play- Cloud, where his brother- to The Meadows.
a daily card player at The U.S. Navy at the age of 17, from the Navy, Adam- ing cards at Creekside. in-law has been com- Adamski celebrates
Meadows senior residence right out of high school. “A ski worked at a number of They bring homemade mander. “My wife was having reached the age of
where he lives, and also group of us were sitting on sales jobs. “Minneapolis food with them to share. from St. Cloud,” he said. 96, and fully expects to be
weekly at the Creekside the curb when we got the was a good job market,” They’re friendly.” “My wife was a good around for a while. “I’m
Senior Center. Blessed call, and we all said, ‘Let’s he said. A native of Northeast dancer, and we danced a survivor; I’m healthy
with 20-20 vision, he’s also go Navy,’ Adamski said. Adamski and his wife, and then north Minneap- a lot,” he said. “She had and I feel good,” he said.
known as a willing driver They left on a train, and Donna, lived in Richfield olis, Adamski recalls that a good work ethic. She He credits his long life
when residents or friends he remembers his mother for 47 years before moving the family car was put on worked until she was 72. to three things: working,
need a ride to a grocery being “so nervous,” be- to Bloomington 20 years blocks during the Depres- She liked to work. She walking and drinking wa-
store, drugstore, or a med- cause she had two boys in ago. The couple had been sion “We took the street- worked at a bank and at ter, he said.
ical appointment. He gets the service. His father was married for 51 years when car every place,” Adamski the telephone company.” “I had brothers who
calls from people who need a World War I veteran. Donna died in 2006. They said, “You could take the “Our parents drilled lived to be 92 and 93,”
rides sometimes as early as “They told us that at the have two sons, Todd and streetcar to the State Fair a worth ethic into us. Adamski said. “My god-
6:30 a.m. or as late as 9 age of 18, we were expend- Mark. or Excelsior. They never My mom and dad never mother lived to be 99, and
p.m. at night, he said. able,” Adamski said. “I Chris Uting, a good should have gotten rid of missed a day of work,” he my mother lived to be 90.
“When I drive people never smoked until I got friend and resident at The streetcars.” said. I plan to be here when I’m
around, we get to be into the Navy.” Meadows, often shares He said he spent two Adamski has a good 100.”
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All female cast rocks Stages’ latest ‘Raymie Nightingale’

Show continues at in 1975. What I really like about
that story is that it’s an all-fe-
with other women her age.
“I think what I want kids to
Hopkins Center for male cast and it’s just about
women lifting each other up
see is setting themselves in at
least one of the three girls be-
Arts through May 21 and raising each other,” Wolfe cause they’re all very different
said. in their own ways and I think
By NATALIE CIERZAN Cardenas describes Raymie everyone can find a part of
[email protected] as smart, but overall very anx- themselves in one of them,”
ious. Through enduring the re- Koehmstedt said.
There’s something unique cent absence of her father and For both Cardenas and
about Stages Theatre Com- wanting to bring him back, she Wolfe, the two hope that young
pany’s latest show: It features has learned strategies to control audience members can relate
a cast of 11 women of all ages her anxiety, including things to their character’s personali-
who make the story come alive. like counting to herself and ties, such as through Raymie’s
Based on the 2016 book twitching her toes. anxieties or Louisiana’s ability
published by Kate DiCamillo, “Raymie is determined to get to be herself.
“Raymie Nightingale” fol- her dad to come back home by “I definitely think that the
lows the story of three unlikely winning the Little Miss Central show is written so beautifully,
friends coming together in the Florida Tire 1975 contest and how you can see each of the girls
1970s. Though initially brought she thinks that the way to do has something that has hap-
together through a desire to that is by learning how to twirl pened in their life, some differ-
learn baton twirling to win a a baton, but when she starts to ent kind of family. I think that
competition, what plays out take baton twirling lessons, she that’s really important because
instead is the story of friend- meets these other girls and she there are a lot of kids who see
ship and self-discovery as they realizes that she doesn’t really their family and think, ‘oh, my
examine themselves, their mo- need to have her dad come back family is different.’... hat’s very
(SUBMITTED PHOTO)
tivations and where their true home because she has other important for a kid to see that
From left to right, actresses Lily Wolfe playing Louisiana, Cate Koehmstedt play-
power lies. ing Beverly and Adilynn Cardenas playing Raymie in Stages Theatre Company’s
people in her life that support that’s okay. Lots of kids have
“I have never done a show latest show, “Raymie Nightingale.” her and are there for her,” she different types of families, not
where I’ve had an all-female said. just one type,” Cardenas said.
cast and it’s just neat. It’s really who make up the show’s trio, grows in the summer of 1975,” Louisiana and Beverly each “Raymie Nightingale” is
felt like such a community. ... I 15-year-old Cate Koehmstedt Koehmstedt said. grapple with their own chal- playing at the Hopkins Cen-
think that it goes so well with playing Beverly and 13-year-old The story features a diverse lenges along the way, with Loui- ter for the Arts through May
the story about women being Lily Wolfe playing Louisiana, array of personalities and ages siana’s desire to get her cat back 21 and is directed by Mela-
strong and powerful in the 70s, the feeling is similar. in its representation of women. serving as motivation for her to nie Salmon-Peterson. Tickets
and then we’re all just lifting “It’s a story of sisterhood. Even among the trio of Raymie, win the competition while Bev- are available for purchase at
each other up in our theater Raymie meets these two new Louisiana and Beverly — all of- erly’s long-standing difficulty my.stagestheatre.org/overview/
community,” said 17-year-old friends at baton twirling lessons, fer a different contribution to with trusting others makes the raymie23.
Adilynn Cardenas from Way- named Louisiana and Beverly, the ragtag group of friends. competition and baton twirling
zata, the actress behind Raymie. and it’s about their relationship “It’s a very fun era and you lessons some of her only oppor- Follow the Sun Sailor on Facebook
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The ‘burbs see first ‘Light of PRISM’ awards

PRISM raises School and Holiday Toy
Shoppe donation drives,
through actions like vol-
unteering, helping with
over $200,000; as well as its volunteerism
and financial contribu-
fundraisers, and hosting
events.
gives new award tions. Terri Moore, club “PRISM is the light,
secretary, said the award and we are just one of the
to four recipients was “unexpected but many candles that help
pleasant.” them bring their light into
By ANJA WUOLU Moore volunteers for the community,” Buller
[email protected] PRISM regularly by sort- said.
ing through donations Money raised at “Taste
PRISM, which sup- at the Shop for Change of the ‘Burbs” will go
ports residents in New thrift shop. Over time, towards PRISM’s pro-
Hope, Crystal, Robbins- Moore has become good grams, like the Market-
dale, Golden Valley and friends with fellow volun- place Food Shelf in Gold-
Plymouth, sometimes teers. en Valley, a grocery store
takes a night to celebrate. “I really enjoy work- where people can go once
On May 9, PRISM hosting with PRISM,“ Moore a week to pick up items
ed its 10th annual “Taste said. “I know that it meets and supplement their gro-
of the ‘Burbs” event at a need in a community ceries. PRISM also has
Frankie’s Chicago Style and it meets a need for me a little secondhand store
Pizza in New Hope and (SUBMITTED PHOTO BY AMY ANDERSON)
to be useful.” next door called Shop
the Metropolitan Ball- Mike and Janet Mengelkoch hold their new Light of PRISM award on May 9 at the nonprofit’s annual
Taste of the ‘Burbs fundraiser. Valley Community for Change, where people
room and Clubroom in Presbyterian Church in can buy lower-cost cloth-
Golden Valley. Light of PRISM awards the recipient’s name frost- and driving the Weekly Golden Valley was given ing and household items.
There was a dinner, an “There are so many dif- ed on the side. Frankie’s Food Rescue. The pair an award for sponsoring Individuals who shop at
auction, golden tickets, ferent people and orga- Chicago Style Pizza lo- also organizes and spon- the Holiday Toy Shoppe, the food shelf might be
and the first-ever Light nizations and congrega- cated in New Hope took sors the Birthday Room, acting as a key venue, and given vouchers to pick up
of PRISM awards given tions and specific groups home an award for a where registered children wrangling individual and a few items free of charge,
to people and organiza- that support us,” Michelle variety of things includ- receive toys and cake on group volunteers. but often the store is used
tions that have supported Ness, director of PRISM, ing hosting meetings, fre- their birthdays. Mike Valley Community Pas- by the general public.
the nonprofit’s endeavors. said. quent food donations, and Mengelkoch also picks up tor Richard Buller told the Anybody can buy things
PRISM representatives Ness hopes the award supporting the Shop Lo- paper towels each month Sun Post that the church, from Shop for Change
told the Sun Post May 11 will be given each year. cal fundraiser. and maintains PRISM’s like many religious com- or donate clothes in good
that the event had raised This year, four recipients Mike and Janet Mengel- vehicles. munities, is founded on condition.
more than $200,000, took home a triangular koch earned the Light of The Plymouth Lions love. He added that the Learn more about all
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MINNESOTA SECRETARY MINNESOTA SECRETARY MINNESOTA SECRETARY PRINCIPAL PLACE
OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF STATE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS:
Switch & Save OF ASSUMED NAME OF ASSUMED NAME OF ASSUMED NAME 11350 Highway 55
250
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333 Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333 Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333 Plymouth MN 55441 USA
UP / YEAR NAMEHOLDER(S):
TO The filing of an assumed name The filing of an assumed name The filing of an assumed name Westside Hose Company LLC
does not provide a user with exclu- does not provide a user with exclu- does not provide a user with exclu- 11350 Highway 55
sive rights to that name. The filing sive rights to that name. The filing sive rights to that name. The filing Plymouth MN 55441 USA
is required for consumer protection is required for consumer protection is required for consumer protection By typing my name, I, the un-
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833-326-1710 in order to enable customers to be in order to enable customers to be in order to enable customers to be dersigned, certify that I am signing
able to identify the true owner of a able to identify the true owner of a able to identify the true owner of a this document as the person whose
© 2023 Consumer Cellular Inc. Terms and Conditions subject to change. New service activation on approved credit.
Cellular service is not available in all areas and is subject to system limitations. Savings calculation is based on a business. business. business. signature is required, or as agent
comparison of Consumer Cellular’s average customer invoice to the average cost of single-line entry-level plans ASSUMED NAME: ASSUMED NAME: ASSUMED NAME: of the person(s) whose signature
offered by the major U.S. wireless carriers as of May 2022.
Crosstown Commons CVS/pharmacy #11048 CVS/pharmacy #6811 would be required who has autho-
PRINCIPAL PLACE PRINCIPAL PLACE PRINCIPAL PLACE rized me to sign this document on
OF BUSINESS: OF BUSINESS: OF BUSINESS: his/her behalf, or in both capacities.
235 Lake Street East, Suite 300 17435 County Road 6 4140 County Road 101 N I further certify that I have complet-
Wayzata MN 55391 USA Plymouth MN 55447 USA Plymouth MN 55446 USA ed all required fields, and that the
NAMEHOLDER(S): NAMEHOLDER(S): NAMEHOLDER(S): information in this document is true
Suburban Housing Partners I, Grand St. Paul CVS, L.L.C. Grand St. Paul CVS, L.L.C. and correct and in compliance with
Limited Partnership One CVS Drive One CVS Drive the applicable chapter of Minneso-
225 S 6th Street, Suite 3500 Woonsocket RI 02895 USA Woonsocket RI 02895 USA ta Statutes. I understand that by
Minneapolis MN 55402 USA By typing my name, I, the un- By typing my name, I, the un- signing this document I am subject
By typing my name, I, the un- dersigned, certify that I am signing dersigned, certify that I am signing to the penalties of perjury as set
dersigned, certify that I am signing this document as the person whose this document as the person whose forth in Section 609.48 as if I had
this document as the person whose signature is required, or as agent signature is required, or as agent signed this document under oath.
signature is required, or as agent of the person(s) whose signature of the person(s) whose signature DATE FILED: April 3, 2023
of the person(s) whose signature would be required who has autho- would be required who has autho- SIGNED BY: Craig Heitkamp
would be required who has autho- rized me to sign this document on rized me to sign this document on
rized me to sign this document on his/her behalf, or in both capacities. his/her behalf, or in both capacities. Published in the
his/her behalf, or in both capacities. I further certify that I have complet- I further certify that I have complet- Sun Sailor
I further certify that I have completed all required fields, and that the ed all required fields, and that the May 18, 25, 2023
ed all required fields, and that the information in this document is true information in this document is true 1315016
information in this document is true and correct and in compliance with and correct and in compliance with
NOTICE OF
and correct and in compliance with the applicable chapter of Minneso- the applicable chapter of Minneso-
STORAGE SALE
the applicable chapter of Minneso- ta Statutes. I understand that by ta Statutes. I understand that by
ta Statutes. I understand that by signing this document I am subject signing this document I am subject
The contents of the following
signing this document I am subject to the penalties of perjury as set to the penalties of perjury as set
storage units from the U-Haul Mov-
to the penalties of perjury as set forth in Section 609.48 as if I had forth in Section 609.48 as if I had
ing & Storage Center of Plymouth,
forth in Section 609.48 as if I had signed this document under oath. signed this document under oath.
1225 Hwy 169 N, Plymouth, MN
signed this document under oath. DATE FILED: May 10, 2023 DATE FILED: May 10, 2023
55441 will be sold to the public on-
DATE FILED: May 5, 2023 SIGNED BY: SIGNED BY:
line only at storagetreasures.com.
SIGNED BY: Megan Square Melanie K. St. Angelo Melanie K. St. Angelo
Bidding will begin on 6/16/23 at 7
pm.
Published in the Published in the Published in the
Sun Sailor Sun Sailor Sun Sailor
Unit number 2629 leased by
May 18, 25, 2023 May 18, 25, 2023 May 18, 25, 2023
Kyra Taaffe
1313845 1315180 1315041
Miscellaneous personal and
MINNESOTA SECRETARY household items
OF STATE CERTIFICATE Amount Due: $559.70
OF ASSUMED NAME
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333 Unit number 2529 leased by
WAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jasmine Sims
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 284 The filing of an assumed name Miscellaneous personal and
does not provide a user with exclu- household items
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS sive rights to that name. The filing Amount Due: $454.75
is required for consumer protection
Sealed bids will be received by in order to enable customers to be Unit number 2128 leased by
able to identify the true owner of a Tonya Johnson
WAYZATA PUBLIC SCHOOLS business. Miscellaneous personal and
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 284 ASSUMED NAME: household items
Jennifer Letvin Wellness Amount Due: $959.50
for 2023 Pavement Rehabilitation at Gleason Lake Elementary PRINCIPAL PLACE
School and the District Office until 2:00 PM, May 30, 2023, at which OF BUSINESS: Unit number 1614 leased by
time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Bidders are invited to 13110 38th Ave N Richard Ford
attend. Bids received after this time will be returned unopened. Plymouth, MN 55441 Miscellaneous personal and
United States household items
Bids shall be upon form provided in the Bidding Documents. Enve- NAMEHOLDER(S): Amount Due: $2195.60
lopes containing bids must be sealed and marked “2023 Pavement Re- Jennifer A Letvin
habilitation at Gleason Lake Elementary School and the District Office”, 13110 38th Ave N Unit number 2285 leased by
with the name and address of the bidder, and the date and hour of the Plymouth, MN 55441 Barbara Powell
opening. Bids shall be delivered to: United States Miscellaneous personal and
By typing my name, I, the un- household items
Cindy Windsor, Purchasing Manager dersigned, certify that I am signing Amount Due: $859.70
Wayzata Public Schools this document as the person whose
Independent School District 284 signature is required, or as agent Unit number 2604 leased by
295 Highway 55 of the person(s) whose signature Damarco Simmons
Medina, MN 55340 would be required who has autho- Miscellaneous personal and
rized me to sign this document on household items
The complete form shall be without alterations, additions, or his/her behalf, or in both capacities. Amount Due: $199.80
erasures. All bids shall be on a lump sum basis. The Owner reserves I further certify that I have complet-
the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities in bids. ed all required fields, and that the Unit number 2595 leased by
information in this document is true Blair Howell
Direct communications regarding this Project to Brent Boelter, and correct and in compliance with Miscellaneous personal and
Inspec, telephone 763-546-3434; [email protected] the applicable chapter of Minneso- household items
ta Statutes. I understand that by Amount Due: $279.75
Bidding Documents are available for a fee via digital download at signing this document I am subject
www.questcdn.com or www.inspec.com. Contact QuestCDN.com at to the penalties of perjury as set Unit number 1037 leased by
952-233-1632 or [email protected] for assistance in free membership forth in Section 609.48 as if I had James Blevins
registration, downloading, and working with this digital project informa- signed this document under oath. Miscellaneous personal and
tion. Plan Holders are parties that have downloaded the plans and spec- DATE FILED: February 3, 2023 household items
ifications. Plan holders will be notified via email as addenda are issued. SIGNED BY: Jennifer A Letvin Amount Due: $629.75
Copies of the Bidding Documents will be on file and available for Published in the Unit number 2019 leased by
inspection at Inspec, 5801 Duluth Street, Golden Valley, Minnesota Sun Sailor Stephen Akomolafe
55422. May 11, 18, 2023 Miscellaneous personal and
1312867 household items
Each bidder shall accompany the Bid Form with Bid Security and Amount Due: $769.50
the Responsible Contractor’s Affidavit as described in the
MINNESOTA SECRETARY
Instructions to Bidders.
OF STATE CERTIFICATE Unit number 1245 leased by
OF ASSUMED NAME Abdirisak Omar
Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 333 Miscellaneous personal and
Bid result information may be viewed at www.inspec.com or
www.questcdn.com household items
The filing of an assumed name Amount Due: $479.75
does not provide a user with exclu-
Wayzata Public Schools website (www.wayzataschools.org) is an
sive rights to that name. The filing Published in the
alternative means of dissemination of solicitation of bids, requests for
is required for consumer protection Sun Sailor
information, and requests for proposals.
in order to enable customers to be May 18, 25, 2023
able to identify the true owner of a 1308991
Published in the
business.
Sun Sailor
ASSUMED NAME:
May 11, 18, 2023
Pirtek West Metro
1313398
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AHEAD THE WEEK
Tennis sectionals
The high school team
tennis playoffs are underway
boys are Major Leaguers Jake Berkland
Senior shortstop Jake
Berkland went three-for-
this week. Wayzata is
ranked No. 1 in the state
Minnetonka, five on May 12 as the
Wayzata High School
in Class AA and heavily
favored to win the Section
Wayzata play baseball team beat St.
Louis Park 10-6.
5AA championship with at Target Field Jenna Hamann
senior co-captains Collin
Beduhn and Brad Hagan The Armstrong High
By JOHN SHERMAN School girls lacrosse team
leading the way. Edina has [email protected]
two of the top four players scored a 16-0 win over
in state singles - seniors Osseo/Park Center May
Major League base- 8 with Jenna Hamann
Matthew Fullerton and ball feels eons away for
Nolan Ranger - and should scoring four goals and
most high school baseball adding two assists.
fend off challengers such players, but on May 11 at
as The Blake School and Target Field, home of the Katie Kelzenberg
Benilde-St. Margaret’s in Minnesota Twins, boys In the Section 7AAA
Section 6AA. Minnetonka from Minnetonka and Track and Field Meet May
has a good chance of getting Wayzata varsity teams got 10, Wayzata sophomore
through the Section 2AA a taste of the big time. Katie Kelzenberg placed
Tournament with Maddox The Twins offered the first in the shot put with
Lundell and Nathan Keese Lake Conference teams a best toss of 37 feet, 3.5
leading the singles and the a chance to take the inches.
Wheaton brothers, William field following a Twins’
and Wheaton, in doubles. victory over the visiting Kailee Kohrt
San Diego Padres, and Wayzata High School’s
Lake lacrosse girls track and field team
Two Lake Conference throughout their seven-
inning game, Minnetonka placed second behind
lacrosse doubleheaders are Minnetonka in the Section
scheduled for Thursday, and Wayzata played
errorless ball. If there was 7AAA True Team Meet
May 18. Wayzata hosts with senior captain Kailee
Edina with the boys playing a difference between the
teams, Wayzata had a 6-1 Kohrt winning the long
at 5:30 p.m. and the girls jump and taking second
following at 7:30. Eden advantage in hits on the
way to a 2-1 victory. in the high jump. Her best
Prairie hosts St. Michael- long jump was a personal
Albertville at Aerie Stadium Six-foot-seven senior
righthander Jack record of 18 feet. Kohrt
with the boys game at 5:30 cleared 5-6 in the high
and the girls at 7:30. Kochevar opened on the
mound for Minnetonka jump.
Edina is the leader for
both boys and girls with and junior righthander
Grace Mignone
5-0 conference records. Riley Leatherman started
Senior Grace Mignone
for Wayzata. Kochevar
was one of the stars for
Baseball in the Lake pitched four innings, giving
the Wayzata High School
The Lake Conference up a run on three hits,
girls track team during
baseball schedule offers and was not involved in
the Section 7AAA True
two important match-ups the decision. Leatherman
Team Meet May 10 at
Friday, May 19, with Edina took a no-hitter into the
Eden Prairie. In addition
hosting Minnetonka at top of the seventh before
to winning the 3200-meter
6:30 p.m. at Braemar Park Jake McCuskey’s hit drove
(PHOTO COURTESY OF GUY WARREN PHOTOGRAPHY) title, Mignone led off for
and Eden Prairie playing in Max Pederson with
Wayzata baseball outfielders Zak Brown (left) and Gaard Swenson converge on a fly ball in right-center the Trojans’ champion
Wayzata at 7:15 at EP’s Minnetonka’s lone run. field during the Trojans’ 2-1 victory over Lake Conference rival Minnetonka May 11 Target Field. 4x800-meter relay that also
Round Lake Stadium. Wayzata had just added
Edina, coached by Tom an insurance run in the Minnetonka to five base Leatherman had fun Minnetonka head coach included Lila Golomb,
Nevers, went into this top of the seventh for a runners. mixing his pitches. He Paul Twenge liked the way Nora Mickelson and Aly
Four Minnetonka threw off-speed pitches in his team competed. Kleyman.
week’s action as the Lake 2-0 lead.
leader with a 6-2 record. “The game had a State pitchers - Kochevar, Aidan fastball situations and fast- “First of all, playing at Charles Smith
Wayzata stood 6-3 while Tournament feel to it,” Bartz, Kieran Haaland balls when the book might Target Field was a great Wayzata’s Charles Smith
Hopkins, Minnetonka and said Wayzata head coach and Noah Veum - allowed have called for a slider. “I experience for the kids,” he won the discus title with a
Eden Prairie were all .500 Bobby DeWitt, whose six hits and only one walk. thought he did a good job said. “They were fortunate best throw of 145 feet, 3
in the conference at 4-4. 2016 team won the state Brady Lash, who had both of keeping them off bal- to play on a Major League inches during the Section
Lake baseball teams will championship at Target Wayzata RBIs went two- ance,” coach DeWitt said. field and see the real deal.” 7AAA True Team Track
play games Monday, May Field. “Coach [Mark] for-four. Other base hits “Riley kept his pitch count Coach Twenge and Field Meet May 10
22. In 6:30 p.m. contests, Elias and I knew what it for the Trojans were by low through the first five wasn’t surprised to at Eden Prairie’s Aerie
Wayzata hosts Blaine would be like playing at Zak Brown, Mike Reem, innings, and for the first see Leatherman start Stadium.
and Hopkins entertains Target Field, but none of Gaard Swenson and six innings he got the first for Wayzata, and he
Anoka. At 7, Minnetonka our players had been on Adrian Warcken. man out. I didn’t want to countered with best vs. Kendall Thurston
plays at Chanhassen. the field before. I think it “Riley [Leatherman] say anything about the no- best by sending Kochevar Senior Kendall Thurston
Conference play resumes helped that they were able was literally on his last hitter because I didn’t want to the mound. of the Armstrong High
Wednesday, May 24, with to watch two hours of the batter when the game end- to jinx it. No one sat next “It seems like every Lake School girls track and
Buffalo at Hopkins at 6:30 Twins game before going ed,” coach DeWitt said. to Riley on the bench while Conference game this year field team set a personal
p.m. and Minnetonka out there.” Leatherman started the we were batting. It would has been close,” Twenge record of 122 feet to win
at Eden Prairie at 7:15 Leatherman’s pitching last batter with 104 pitches have been fun to get a no- said. “This game against the discus competition
p.m. inside Round Lake was, of course, Wayzata’s and needed only two more hitter, but we were excited during the Section 7AAA
Stadium. highlight. He limited to record the final out. with the victory.” See Baseball, Page 24 True Team Meet May 10.
Tonka edges Wayzata in race for True Team 7AAA track honors
By JOHN SHERMAN took third in 15.87. Those were with a best of 51 feet, 6.75 inches.
[email protected] the only three runners below 16 Second place went to Wayzata’s
seconds. Tate Bloch of Eden Derek Christenson. Wayzata’s
The Section 7AAA Boys True Prairie finished fourth with Charles Smith, Minnetonka’s
Team Track Meet went down to Wayzata’s Charles Tomczik Ben Ingersoll, Chaska’s Kaleb
the final event May 10 at Eden fifth and Eden Prairie’s Caleb Rector and Armstrong’s Luke
Prairie’s Aerie Stadium, and Lainhart sixth. Pappas rounded out the top six.
Minnetonka needed to finish Batala breezed to victory in Wayzata’s Smith won the discus
either first or second in the the 300 hurdles, running 39.51 with a toss of 145 feet, 3 inches.
4x400-meter relay to capture the for a personal record. Wayzata’s Ingersoll of Minnetonka was
team championship. Tomczik and Minnetonka’s second with 143-11. Following
The Skippers finished second David Allred placed second and in order were Evan White of
to Wayzata in that race, but third. Zach Schmidt of Chaska Waconia, Ethan Perkins of
finished slightly ahead of the took fourth while fifth and sixth Chaska, Christenson of Wayzata
Trojans in the team standings, places went to Eden Prairie’s and Liwienski of Minnetonka.
697.5 to 696. Lainhart and Wayzata’s David
While the section was a Nelson. Jumps
showcase for Lake Conference Eden Prairie senior Devin
track with Eden Prairie taking Relays Jordan won all three of the
third place, there is more Wayzata won three of the four jumps in Section 7AAA. He
competition ahead. At 3:10 p.m. relays and finished second to took the high jump with a best
(SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN)
Friday, May 19, at Stillwater Minnetonka in another. of 6 feet, 6 inches. Second place
Wayzata’s Charles Smith takes third place in the shot put at the Section 7AAA
High, Minnetonka and Wayzata True Team Track and Field Meet. Earlier in the day he won the discus, and the
The Trojans turned up the heat went to Waconia’s Mitchell
are co-favorites for the state Trojans went on to take second place in the team standings. to take the 4x100-meter relay Rieckhoff, who cleared 6-4.
True Team title. There will be in 43.06 with Christian Taylor, Jumpers making 6 feet included
eight section champions entered Williams nipping Wayzata of 4:22.36, which is his best Kam Williams,. Anthony Ley Minntonka’s Jack Marquardt
along with four wild-card boys junior Tyler Milkes at the tape this season. Alex Omodt of and Toju Olu-Onanuga. Eden and the Hopkins trio of Javaun
teams - Wayzata, Prior Lake, 22.46 to 22.47. Junior Will Armstrong took second place in Prairie ran second with William Watson, Tyson Moore and
Edina and Eden Prairie. Hairston of Minnetonka, one 4:23.23. Following in order were Reidy, Kone, Devin Jordan and Kahuan Harris.
“We knew it was possible we of the Skippers who was under Lake Conference runners - Max Elijah Rumph running 43.42. Jordan’s best long jump was an
could finish ahead of Wayzata,” the weather that day, took third Westerlund of Minnetonka, Minnetonka placed third with even 23 feet for a personal record.
Minnetonka head coach James in 22.57. Senior Kam Williams Weber of Wayzata, Ali of Alex Gonikman, Jack Taddy, Isaiah Cotton jumped 22 feet, 2
Finch said. “Things went our finished fourth in 22.64. Hopkins, Sean Fries of Hadi Ibrahim and Andrew inches for his personal record.
way. Our pole vaulters had their The 100-meter dash was Minnetonka, Daniel McCollor Fider. Rounding out the top six were
best day since I’ve been head another close race between of Wayzata, Elijah Donaldson In the 4x200 relay, Minnetonka Batala of Hopkins, Josiah Allyn
coach. Our distance crew was Williams and Milkes with of Eden Prairie, Nolan Bakken won with Ibrahim, MacClain of Waconia, Harris of Hopkins
spectacular and Jack Liwienski Williams winning 11.00 to of Eden Prairie and Judson Boge, Taddy and Tobias and Moses Vah of Eden Prairie.
had his career-best shot put.” 11.16. Hairston of Minnetonka Schulz of Hopkins. Williams running 1:32.01. In the triple jump Jordan flew
With spring colds going took third in 11.27 and Kam The 3200-meter run was Second in 1:32.59 was the 46 feet, 7 inches for first place.
around the Wayzata campus, Williams of Wayzata was fourth the domain of Armstrong Wayzata foursome of Christian Jaden Ngaima, the Hopkins
Trojan head coach Aaron Berndt in 11.30. Moses Vah, the Eden senior Noah Breker, who set a Taylor, Cameron Taylor, Xavier sophomore was second with 43-
noted that he didn’t have his full Prairie senior, took sixth in personal record with a time of Kaesviharn and Ben Kearin. 5. Completing the top six were
team for True Team sectionals. 11.49 for a season best. 9:02.55. Completing the top 10 In the 4x400 relay, senior Noah Rose of Minnetonka,
“We had some athletes who 400-meter dash champion, were Nolan Sutter of Chaska, Carter Olson led off for Wayzata, Andrew Westermeyer of
couldn’t compete and some Jacob Krugerud of Waconia, Westerlund of Minnetonka, then the baton went to Adams, Wayzata, Caleb Johnson of
who battled through sickness to ran 50.20. Minnetonka’s Landon Hering of Hopkins, Tomczik and McMillan for a time Hopkins and Allyn of Waconia.
compete,” he said. “The quality Hairston, Wayzata’s David Tyler Kissell of Wayzata, of 3:26.49. Minnetonka took
of teams in our section drops Nelson, Eden Prairie’s Liam William Chose of Minnetonka, second place with the team of Pole vault
off after us, Minnetonka and Berndt, Wayzata’s Matthew Tyler Vos of Minnetonka, Allred, Gilles, Peter Velgersdyk Seven pole vaulters in Section
Eden Prairie, although Hopkins Adams and Hopkins’ Henry Elijah Donaldson of Eden and Tanner McPherson. 7AAA cleared at least 11 feet.
is strong in some events.” Risser rounded out the top six. Prairie, Hamza Mohamed of Wayzata took the 4x800 relay Chaska freshman Josh Schmidt
Because of that, most of the Wayzata and Gabriel Wiegert in 8:05.63 with Luke Greseth, won with a best of 13-6 and
event wins were by those four Distance of Armstrong. Daniel Salatino, Mohamed Logan Kiel of Waconia cleared
schools. Wayzata junior Hayes and Kissell. Eden Prairie 13 feet for a personal record.
“With four Lake teams McMillan pulled away from Hurdles placed second with Matthew Eden Prairie’s Bloch went
advancing to state, that shows the competition to win the The hurdles races bring Holje, James Drieslein, Simeon 11-6 as did Caleb Johnson of
the quality of our conference,” 800-meter run with a time excitement to every track meet, Donaldson and Heimkes. Hopkins and Jack Hickey of
Berndt said. of 1:57.85. Jake Heimkes of and the Lake’s best showed a lot Minnetonka finished third with Minnetonka. Eden Prairie’s
Following is a summary from Eden Prairie was second with of speed May 10. Sam Fellner, Jackson Downin, Kone cleared 11 feet.
each area of the section meet. Wayzata sophomore Will Weber Senior Stephane Kone of McPherson and Ryan Fries.
third and Hopkins’ Suhayb Ali Eden Prairie won the 110-meter Section 7AAA team standings
Sprints fourth. highs in 15.15. Second place Throws Minnetonka 697.5, Wayzata
It was a photo finish in As expected, Minnetonka went to Hopkins sophomore Minnetonka’s Jack Liwienski, 696, Eden Prairie 619, Hopkins
the 200-meter dash with senior Nick Gilles won the Avery Batala in 15.80 and a future NCAA Division I 499.5, Waconia 455, Chaska
Minnetonka junior Tobias 1600-meter race with a time Wayzata senior David Nelson football player, won the shot put 377.5, Armstrong 318.5.
Trojans stand 11-4

Baseball He envisioned starting
his aces, Leatherman Last week didn’t start off
All nine Trojan starters
had at least one hit. Jake
you’ve had a great day,”
coach DeWitt said. “Park
then was promoted to JV
for a few games before we
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 23 and John Skoro in those well for the Wayzata High Berkland led he way, going hit two home runs and called him up to varsity,”
games. School baseball team with a three-for-four with a walk showed they can put up the coach said. “Our
Wayzata speaks for itself.” Minnetonka will get a 7-0 loss to Edina ace Soren and two runs scored. runs quickly. For three other freshman, Matthew
Wayzata’s win gave the shot at Edina at 6:30 p.m. Epple May 8. However, the Gaard Swenson went two- innings Skoro was perfect.” Berkland, is third on the
Trojans a 6-3 conference Friday, May 19, at Edina’s Trojans recovered nicely. for-four and scored three Then rain interrupted team in hits.”
record. Edina leads the Braemar Park. “Edina is In addition to defeating times. Lash, Warcken, play and Park was able to Skoro pitched six innings
pack at 6-2 with Eden a strong team that plays Minnetonka 2-1, the Brown and Matthew regroup. of five-hit ball against
Prairie, Hopkins and hard,” coach Twenge defeated St. Louis Park Berkland each has two Coach DeWitt was Park to record the win.
Minnetonka all .500 at said. “I am not surprised 10-6 May 13 at Dakota hits, as well. Reem, Ryan pleased to note that Viet Nguyen appeared in
4-4. by what they have done so Park. Friedhoff and Sam Mohs freshman Sam Mohs his familiar closer’s role in
Coach DeWitt of Way- far. With a win on Friday, The unusual thing about each had one hit. Swenson made an appearance in the bottom of the seventh
zata went into this week’s they could wrap up the the St. Louis Park game stole three bases. the starting lineup. “He inning.
action with three confer- conference. If we win, we was Wayzata’s torrid, “Any time you have six started the season on the Last week’s results left
ence games remaining. can still be in it.” top-to-bottom hitting. guys with multiple hits, freshman A team, and Wayzata 11-4 overall.
Private Tonka, Wayzata girls chase True Team state title

School By JOHN SHERMAN and Minnetonka’s Kuku
SPORTS
[email protected] placed third in 57.81.
Completing the top six
Girls track teams were Vanessa Jordan of
from Minnetonka and Eden Prairie, Jessica Haux
BSM girls win 11-5 Wayzata are two of the
Benilde-St. Margaret’s of Wayzata and Roehl of
three favorites going into Minnetonka.
High’s girls lacrosse team the State True Team Meet,
improved its chances for a which gets underway at Distance
No. 1 section playoff seed 3:10 p.m. Friday, May 19, In the distance running
by beating Wayzata 11-5 at Stillwater High School. events, Minnetonka and
in nonconference action Minnetonka and Wayzata both scored
May 8. Wayzata are up against a heavily. Wayzata senior
Maggie Graczyk of well-balanced team from captain Teegan Anderson
the Red Knights had Rosemount in a three-way won the 800 and 1600 titles
eight points on five goals race for the championship in close races. In the 800,
and three assists while with Mounds View as the she defeated Hopkins’
teammates Julia Evens other contender. Drevlow 2:13.04 to 2:13.83
and Karsyn Elliott each In Section 7AAA and in the 1600, Anderson
had a pair of goals. Katie competition May 10 edged Minnetonka
Kroft and Charlize Vang at Eden Prairie’s Aerie eighth-grader Evie Malec
contributed goals and Stadium, Minnetonka 4:53.18 to 4:53.67.
Evens was outstanding edged Wayzata for the title Wayzata’s Grace
as a playmaker with three 777.5 to 760. Eight section Mignone led almost
assists. BSM’s winner champions advance to the the entire race to win
in goal, Brooke Nelson, State True Team Meet the 3200-meter title in
made 12 saves. along with four “wild 11:02.66. Second place
Blake pitching spree cards,” one of which is went to Madeline Lage of
It’s always easier to win a Wayzata. Waconia. Others in the top
high school baseball team “I was thrilled with out six were Wayzata’s Reese
when you’re opponents performance in the section Anderson, Minnetonka’s
are striking out. Two meet,” Wayzata head Avery Marasco-Johnson,
Blake School pitchers, coach Alicia Pierskalla Wayzata’s Chloe Kissell SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN)
said. “We had so many and Chaska’s Sidney Fuhr. Captain Grace Weber of Wayzata High’s girls track team comes out of the blocks with her arms pumping in
Nick Emptage and Tyler the 200-meter dash during Section 7AAA True Team competition May 10. She is one of the Trojans’ highest
Vandersall combined to personal records, and we
Hurdles scorers with titles in the 4x400 relay and the open 400 and third places in the 200 and the long jump.
strike out 17 Mounds Park won all four relays, which
Academy hitters May 9 in was very exciting.” Claire Kohler, the Mogaka. Hopkins took pionship team in volley- 11.75. Wayzata’s Weber
the Bears’ 6-5 victory. Looking to the State True Minnetonka sophomore, fourth with NyahSymone ball last fall, led Section went 17-9 for third place
As the starter, Emptage Team Meet, Pierskalla won the 100- and Britt, Sophia Waterman, 7AAA shot putters with a and Minnetonka’s Hiller
had 13 strikeouts in 4 and said, “Minnetonka, 300-meter hurdles titles. Leah Davis and Hoiska. best throw of 37 feet, 3.5 jumped 17-8.50 for third.
1/3 innings. Vandersall Rosemount and Mounds In the 100s, she ran a time In the 4x200, Wayzata inches. Second place went Wanzek from Hopkins
recorded the win in relief View are always our of 14.96. Lillian Wanzek was first with a time of to Kendall Thurston of was fifth with 17-7.5.
with four strikeouts in biggest competition.” of Hopkins and Ruby 1:45.00 from Haux, Rose Armstrong, who was fol- The top three competi-
the 2 and 2/3 innings he Following is a rundown Pajibo of Minnetonka Schaeffel, Brynn Senden lowed by the Minnetonka tors in the triple jump
worked. of highlights from the finished second and and Mateega. Minneton- duo of Carly Pfeffer and all had personal bests.
Blake batters struck out Section 7AAA Meet. third in 15.57 and 15.59. ka’s second-place time Ashlyn Baker, Wayzata’s Minnetonka’s Hiller won
nine times, but the Bears Completing the top six was 1:45.36 with Pajibo, Savannah Wickam and with a best of 38 feet, 4.5
had 11 hits. Michael Rekas Sprints were Anna McKinney of Roehl, Koch and Giebel. Armstrong’s Ava Mack. inches. Kohrt placed sec-
went two-for-two. Paulie One of the athletes Minnetonka, Madeline Wayzata’s winning time Armstrong senior ond with 36-5 and Min-
Nathanson, London Shiely to watch as state is Kaufman of Eden Prairie in the 4x400 relay was Thurston won the discus netonka’s Claire Kohler
and Eli Charney each had sophomore sprinter Zeal and Gabi Lainhart of 3:56.85 with Haux, Ava title with a best of 122 was third with 34-7.5.
two hits. Both of Charney’s Kuku of Minnetonka. Eden Prairie. Nayar, Weber and Teegan feet. Kelzenberg gave Hopkins’ Wanzek had her
hits were doubles. Shiely Kuku was a double In the 300s, Kohler won Anderson. Runner-up Wayzata second place best jump of the season,
and Will Nelson each had winner in Section 7AAA, in 44.84 and Minnetonka Minnetonka ran 3:56.97 with her best throw of 35-3, for fourth place. Ava
a double and Drew Corona taking the 100-meter dash teammate McKinney took with Megan Corkery, 111-2. Completing the Badgley of Minnetonka
had two RBIs. in 13.02 seconds and the second place in 47.75. Ella Graham, Malec and top six were Mack from and Gabi Lainhart of
200 in 25.75. Others in the top six were Kohler. Hopkins had a Armstrong, Avery Fuller- Eden Prairie placed fifth
19 Reinhard saves In the 100, eight girls ran Wanzek from Hopkins, good run for third place Anderson from Wayzata, and sixth.
Goalie Bennett Reinhard 13.40 or faster. Finishing Grace Estby from with Brynn Etzell, Lau- Wickam from Wayzata
of the Holy Family Catholic in order behind Kuku were Wayzata, Netra Kimber ren Hoffman, Charlotte and Anna Jaeger from Pole vault
High boys lacrosse team Wayzata’s Tenley Senden, from Wayzata and Praise Li and Akinyele. Eden Prairie. Ming Li Raidt of Wa-
faced 29 shots against Armstrong’s Sarahya Akinyele from Hopkins. In addition to winning conia won the pole vault
Delano/Rockford May 11 College, Hopkins’ Mya the 3200 title, Mignone Jumps with her personal record
and saved 19 of them in a Burgess, Wayzata’s Sophie Relays led off Wayzata’s winning Minnetonka’s jump- of 11 fee. Second place
17-10 victory. Hawkinson, Hopkins’ There was a familiar 4x800 relay that also ers battled for key points went to Kaufman of
The offensive leader for Abby Hoiska, and the pattern in the four Section included Lila Golomb, against Wayzata captain Eden Prairie at 10-6. Har-
the Fire, Keyan Schugel Eden Prairie duo of 7AAA relay races. In each Nora Mickelson and Aly Kailee Kohrt at sectionals. ley Wock of Minnetonka
had six goals on 10 shots. Amelia Black and Emma of them, Wayzata finished Kleyman. Their time was Kohrt made a new per- also cleared 10-6 to finish
Jack Lund was another key Nguyen. first and Minnetonka 9:28.01. Second place sonal record of 5-6 in the third. Completing the top
offensive player with six Minnetonka’s Lucy finished second. went to Minnetonka’s high jump to finish sec- six were Minnetonka’s
points on three goals and Hiller was second in the Auna Hendrickson, Corkery, Bridget Koller, ond behind Minneton- Anelisa Anderson, Way-
three assists. Evan Finley- 200. Grace Weber of Tenley Senden, Brynn Kailey Lai and Ella ka’s Mya Folken, who zata’s Kinsey Hoversten
Grice added two goals Wayzata, Charlotte Roehl Senden and Ava Matee- Graham in 9:34.36. Eden also cleared 5-6. Winona and Hopkins’ Annabelle
and two assists and Brady of Minnetonka and Olivia ga wont he 4x100 title in Prairie finished third with Stone made 5-6, as well, to Speers.
Krautkramer chipped in Suchy of Armstrong all 49.92 to edge the Min- the foursome of Alyssa place third. Eden Prairie’s
with a pair of goals as the finished under 28 seconds netonka team of Brynn Evelyn Skattum went 5-4 Section 7AAA
Ehler, Berit Berggren, Lori
Fire had 32 shots on goal. for places 3-6. Rusing, Pajibo, Lindsey Derouin and Mila Finch. for fourth place. girls scores
Erik Charchenko’s passes Wayzata’s Weber won Koch and Briena Giebel Kohrt won the long Minnetonka 777.5,
were key to the attack. In the 400-meter dash in that ran 50.65. Eden Prai- Throws jump with a personal best Wayzata 760, Hopkins
addition to scoring one 56.87. Second place went rie took third place with Sophomore Katie Kel- of 18 feet. Second place 545.5, Eden Prairie 539.5,
goal, he racked up five to Hopkins sophomore Mariana Blanco, Sienna zenberg of Wayzata, who went to Sarahya College Armstrong 381, Waconia
assists. Sydney Drevlow in 57.76 Moe, Black and Callen played on a state cham- of Armstrong with 17- 340, Chaska 311.5.
Lake
Conference Falcons shine in several categories
NOTES
Santoni leads Edina
First place in Lake Con-
at Section 7AAA True Team Meet
By DOMINIC BISOGNO sixth in the shot put, while Lang-
ference girls lacrosse was on
the line when Minnetonka [email protected] den College and Nicholas Brand-
played Edina May 9. After ner finished seventh and eighth in
taking a 12-2 lead into half- Robbinsdale Armstrong High the discus.
time, Edina won the game School’s track and field team
impressed in multiple categories Robbinsdale Armstrong girls
17-3. Nicola Santoni led
on May 10 during the Section Sarahya College helped lead
the Hornets with five goals
7AAA true team meet in Eden Robbinsdale Armstrong High
and Mary Velner had a big
Prairie. School to a big turnout with her
night with four goals and
third-place finish in the 100-me-
four assists. Ella Busby
Robbinsdale Armstrong boys ter dash. Olivia Suchy finished
added two goals and one
Noah Breker led the Falcons fifth in the 200-meter dash, while
assist. Mia Maxwell did
with excellency in the 3200-me- Caitlyn Osanai finished sixth
her part with three goals,
ter run, finishing first by a mar- in both the 800 and 1600-meter
three assists and a ground
gin of 13 seconds. Alex Omodt dashes.
ball scoop. Kathryn Ew-
also performed well, finishing Mackenzie Lovejoy finished
ers, Lyric Busby and Josie
second in the 1600-meter run for eighth in both the 110 and
Moe each had a goal. Ton-
Robbinsdale Armstrong High 300-meter hurdle races for the
ka’s Clara Gilbert had two
School. Falcons, while also taking part in
goals and Maria DeMann
Other high finishes in the boys Robbinsdale Armstrong’s third-
had one.
races included a ninth-place place finish in the 4x200 relay
Royals win upset finish for Isaiah Cotton in the alongside Karlee Fisher, College,
Berit Peterson of the 100-meter dash and Rein Stans- and Suchy.
Hopkins girls lacrosse team laski’s 11th-place finish in the Kendall Thurston and Ava
scored four goals May 9 as 200-meter dash. Cotton later Mack both impressed, as Thur-
the Royals upset Wayzata finished second in the boys long ston finished second in the shot
9-8. The other standout for jump competition. put and first in the discus, while
the Royals was goalie Lau- Israel Manna performed well Mack finished in sixth and third
ren Olson with 12 saves. for the Falcons, finishing in sev- in the same competitions.
Tori Katzenmeyer added enth and eighth in the 110 and College stayed busy through
five points for the Royals 300-meter hurdles races respec- the day, adding a sixth-place
on three goals and two tively. finish in the high jump and a
assists. Katie Sikorski led Luke Pappas stood out for second-place finish in the long (SUN PHOTO BY JOHN SHERMAN)
Wayzata with a hat trick. the Falcons in the field, finishing jump. Langden College competes in the 200-meter dash for the Falcons.
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