Wayzata High School boys basketball team wins state championship in dominant fashion

The Wayzata Public Schools Board meeting on April 14, 2025, celebrated a significant achievement for the Wayzata High School boys basketball team, which recently claimed the Minnesota Class 4A state championship. The team triumphed over the top-seeded Creighton Durham Hall with a decisive 80-55 victory, marking the school’s third state title in five years. This victory not only highlights the team's athletic prowess but also reflects the strong support from the Wayzata community.

During the meeting, Coach Brian Schnetler praised the players for their teamwork and dedication throughout the season. He emphasized the importance of their collective effort, noting that the team’s success was a result of hard work and strong connections among the players. Junior guards Nolan Anderson and Christian Wiggins led the scoring, contributing 24 and 21 points, respectively, while the team's defense effectively neutralized key players from the opposing team.

The celebration included remarks from senior captain Wyatt Macbeth, who expressed gratitude for the community's support and acknowledged the exceptional coaching staff. He highlighted the team's impressive record, noting that they have reached the state championships for six consecutive years, a remarkable feat in Minnesota high school sports.

In addition to the basketball team's recognition, the meeting also honored two employees of the month, showcasing the district's commitment to celebrating achievements both on and off the court. The board's acknowledgment of these accomplishments underscores the importance of community support in fostering a positive environment for students and staff alike.

As the Wayzata community continues to rally behind its athletes and educators, the board meeting served as a reminder of the collective pride and spirit that defines the district. The next steps for the basketball team include preparing for the upcoming season, as many players are already transitioning to other sports and activities. The enthusiasm and support from the community remain strong, promising a bright future for Wayzata athletics.