2022 STATE CHAMPIONS !
DIVISION I DIVISION II DIVISION III
GR |
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TEAM |
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TEAM |
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TEAM |
11TH |
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No Tartan 17U EYBL |
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North Tartan 17 Elite |
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West Central Wildcats |
10TH |
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No Tartan 16U EYBL |
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MN RISE 2024 Schultz |
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PM North 16U Kane |
9TH |
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No Tartan 15 Nike |
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43 Hoops Orange |
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St Paul Saints |
8TH |
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MN Stars - Hill |
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NT SE 8th |
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MN RISE 2026- Devla |
7TH |
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43 Hoops Elite |
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Starks Elite 13UG |
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E1T1 MN/ Queens |
6TH |
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No Tartan 12 Nike |
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SW Fury 2028 |
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Edina |
5TH |
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No Tartan 11 Nike |
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43 Hoops Black |
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4TH |
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MN Fury 2030 Blue |
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MN Fury 2031 |
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Minnesota AAU Girls Basketball is proud to offer a state championship tournament format that protects teams from unbalanced competition and determines which teams will play in the Division I or Division II & III Championship brackets. Our two weekend event provides Super Pool play competition the 1st weekend in May that will place teams in Div I or II brackets for championship play the 3rd weekend in May. Our Prelim Tournament places the top 6-8 seeded teams into 2 Super Pools, A & B. Pools C through G are seeded traditionally beginning with the 9th seed being the top team in Pool C. The top 1 or 2 teams in Pools C through G earn spots in the Division I Championship bracket. The remaining teams are placed in the Division II or III Championship bracket according to their finish in Prelim pool play. This format protects weaker teams from the powerhouse teams while still providing all teams an opportunity to make it into the Div I Championship bracket. However, if your team does not qualify for the Division I bracket, your team still has earned the opportunity to be an AAU Champion, playing in the Division II or III championship bracket. In 2019 we will have Division 3 Champions in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades. The AAU State Tournament had outstanding competition and those in attendance got to see the best girls basketball players/teams Minnesota has to offer. See you in the gym. Dave Preller, Director, MN AAU Girls Basketball