Savion Hart of St. Thomas Academy and Maxwell Woods of Chanhassen are among the 10 finalists for Mr. Football as presented by Minnesota Football Coaches Association, and each of them made the Star Tribune's All-Metro first team. Only one of them will emerge as Class 5A Prep Bowl champion when the Cadets and Storm clash at 4 p.m. Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium. Here's a look at both players:
Size
Hart: 5-11, 195 pounds
Woods: 5-10, 180
Positions
Hart: running back
Woods: running back, cornerback, kick returner
Rushing yards
Hart: 2,416
Woods: 1,629
200-yard games
Hart: six
Woods: four
Total touchdowns
Hart: 38
Woods: 25
College plans
Hart: undecided
Woods: North Dakota State
Coaches say
Hart: "He's a dude."
Woods: "He's the best football player we saw."
Tweets we liked
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Sports

PWHL expansion to Seattle and Vancouver could shake up Frost's championship team
The Minnesota Frost can submit a list of protected players for the June 3 PWHL expansion draft but is still bracing to lose some good players.
Sports

RandBall: 10 things to know about Minnesota sports today
The Wolves' exciting and dramatic Game 4 was reduced to a boring conclusion. Michael Rand gets to that and nine other things you should know, including a celebration of the Frost and an update on the Twins.

Meet the best high school freshman athletes in Minnesota
From basketball to hockey, these ninth-graders have already gained notoriety in their respective sports.
Sports
![Anthony Edwards, Julius Randle and the Wolves were always a step behind the Thunder on Monday.
] CARLOS GONZALEZ • carlos.gonzalez@startribun](https://arc.stimg.co/startribunemedia/CJVGEXG7INGRNHAEH5TAVZQ24U.jpg?h=91&w=145&fit=crop&bg=999&crop=faces)
Podcast: Patrick Reusse on why he never thought the Wolves would win Game 4
Minnesota only lost by two points in Monday's critical playoff game. So why did it feel more like a blowout?
Wolves

Scoggins: Chet Holmgren's in the right place at the right time
The Minneapolis native and his Oklahoma City Thunder are now in control of the Western Conference finals.