March 13, 2002

League considers moving some tournaments away from Cities

Julie Siple - Reporter

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The Minnesota State Girl's basketball tournament got underway last night. The games are being played at the University of Minnesota and other sites in the Twin Cities. State tournaments can be big money makers for the cities that host them, some bringing in thousands of fans. Most of the tournaments are held in Minneapolis or St. Paul. But officials are thinking about moving several tournaments to other parts of the state. Dave Stead (STED-- rhymes with HEAD) is the executive director of the Minnesota State High School League. He says the current venues are great, but other communities should have a chance to host as well.

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League considers moving some tournaments away from Cities