Members of the Wayzata volleyball team posed for a photo taken by United mascot PK before the All-Metro Sports Awards at Allianz Field last summer.

— Aaron Lavinsky, Star Tribune

Star Tribune All-Metro Sports Awards show coming to Target Center on June 28

The sixth annual celebration will once again celebrate Twin Cities student-athletes and those who support them.

Minnesota spring state high school tournaments coverage. Here's what happened

State tournament play marked the end of the 2022-23 high school sports calendar. Here's your guide to the latest stories from all of the venues around Minnesota.

The boys lacrosse Metro Player of the Year: Quinn Power of Lakeville North

A faceoff specialist, Quinn Power of Lakeville North is the boys lacrosse Metro Player of the Year.

— Renée Jones Schneider, Star Tribune

Power specializes in faceoffs and something more: the constant effort required to succeed.

The girls lacrosse Metro Player of the Year, Emily Moes of Lakeville South

Emily Moes of Lakeville South continues to overcome a knee injury that set back body and mind.

— Renée Jones Schneider, Star Tribune

Moes worked her way back from a knee injury to become the state's leading scorer.

Jessa Snippes of Rosemount, the softball Metro Player of the Year

Jessa Snippes wore the evidence of her success around her neck after the section championship game Friday.

— Aiyanna Taylor, Special to the Star Tribune

She's a nearly unhittable pitcher and practically unstoppable hitter, skills she will take to the Gophers.

Drew Rogers of Mounds View, the baseball Metro Player of the Year

Drew Rogers of Mounds View stands out as a hitter, a catcher and this season as a pitcher.

— Brennan Schachtner, Special to the Star Tribune

A junior committed to Georgia Tech, Rogers is a catcher of national note and a hitter with two .400-plus seasons, and this season he's a big-spot pitcher.

Star Tribune's All-Metro softball teams: 3 future Gophers, 3 from Rosemount, 8 going Division I

Clockwise from top left: Chloe Barber of White Bear Lake, Alexis Monty of Stillwater, Isabelle Nosan of Rosemount and Maddie Anthony of North St. Paul.

— Minnesota Softball Hub

The first team includes three from powerful Rosemount, eight headed to NCAA Division I and three future Gophers.