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Host of WCCO Radio's Sports To The Max, Sports Reporter and Host of Life to the Max on WCCO 4 and The Sports Show on CW 23. Covering Sports all over Minnesota!
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How Minnesota native Tiffany Stratton became a WWE superstar

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By Mike Max Verified
| WCCO-TV (Minneapolis, MN) Verified
This year, WWE SummerSlam will have a Minnesota flavor. Superstar Tiffany Stratton grew up in Prior Lake, Minnesota, and focused on another sport before becoming a champion in the ring. Stratton grew up a gymnast and wanted to be an elite gymnast. "So I was a gymnast my entire life. I grew up here in Prior Lake, Minnesota. I did gymnastics in Eagan," Stratton said.
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Star basketball siblings Jamison and Amaya Battle have each others' backs

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By Mike Max Verified
| WCCO-TV (Minneapolis, MN) Verified
Minnesota siblings Jamison and Amaya Battle are both basketball stars, with the brother playing forward for the Toronto Raptors and sister playing point guard for the Gopher women's team. The Battles are there for each other, with an assist from their dad, Terrell Battle. "They said [my dad's] game was probably more similar to mine," said Amaya Battle. She is ready to lead the Gopher women's basketball team to an NCAA tournament, while her brother is in his second season with the Raptors.
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50 years on, pioneering players look back at Minnesota's first state girls basketball tournament

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By Mike Max Verified
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Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of the first Minnesota state high school girls basketball tournament, and Lisa Lissimore and Kathie Eiland Madison are reflecting on the history they made back in 1976. "It was surreal then and it's surreal now thinking that was 50 years ago, and we were just young kids that got on a bus," Madison said. The games were played at the Met Center in Bloomington, where Mall of America now sits — and that seemed big time to Lissimore and Madison.
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