The Star Tribune's All-Metro Sports Awards are back to drawing a crowd.
A gala celebration capped awards season in the years before the pandemic, but it all went virtual in 2020 and 2021. The banquet is back for 2022, scheduled for Wednesday night at Allianz Field.
Introduced Tuesday ...
Student First award winner, Abby Rosebur
Courage in Competition award winner, Aiden McMahon
Introduced Wednesday ...
Difference Maker of the Year, Andy Kaiser
Dance Team of the Year, Eastview
Adapted Sports Team of the Year, Dakota United
Introducing at the banquet ...
Female Athlete of the Year
Male Athlete of the Year
Female Team of the Year
Male Team of the Year
Female Team Coach of the Year
Male Team Coach of the Year
Play of the Year
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