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If you're a fan of high school basketball, you're in luck! The MSHSL tournaments are aired on various channels, depending on your location. For those in the Twin Cities area, the tournament can be watched on KSTC 45TV, while those in Duluth and the Iron Range can tune into WDIO and MeTV. If you're in Southeast Minnesota, Start TV is the channel to look for. Additionally, the games can be streamed on the WDIO app, providing a convenient way to follow the tournament on mobile devices and connected TVs. So, whether you're cheering for your school or simply enjoying the thrill of the game, you have multiple options to catch all the action and stay up-to-date with the latest scores and stats.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Date | Thursday, March 20 – Saturday, March 22, 2025 |
| Channel | WDIO2 Me-TV |
| Location | Bemidji, Brainerd, Twin Cities, Rochester/Austin, Alexandria, Redwood Falls, Park Rapids, Wadena, Duluth, Iron Range, Southeast Minnesota |
| Local Channels | Bemidji – Channel 28.2 |
| Brainerd – Channel 16.2 | |
| Twin Cities – Channel 5.2 | |
| Rochester/Austin – Channel 6.2 | |
| Alexandria – Channel 42.2 | |
| Redwood Falls – Channel 43.2 | |
| Park Rapids – Channel 32.2 | |
| Wadena – Channel 17.2 | |
| Duluth and Iron Range – WDIO and MeTV | |
| Twin Cities area – KSTC 45TV | |
| Southeast Minnesota – Start TV | |
| Streaming Platforms | WDIO app (mobile and Connected TVs) |
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What You'll Learn
Minnesota State High School League tournaments on TV
The Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) is a voluntary, nonprofit association of public and private schools that has been serving Minnesota's high school youth since 1916. The MSHSL provides educational opportunities for students through interscholastic athletics and fine arts programs and provides leadership and support for its member schools.
To watch Minnesota State High School League tournaments on TV, you can tune in to NSPN.TV, which covers local sports and games that are important to the community. NSPN.TV provides live coverage of games, and some of its school partners include Benilde-St. Margaret's, Cretin-Derham Hall, Hill-Murray, East Ridge, and Wayzata.
Additionally, you can watch Minnesota high school sports and events live and on-demand via the NFHS Network. The NFHS Network allows you to stream regular season games and playoffs online from anywhere.
By streaming these channels, you can stay up-to-date with the latest Minnesota State High School League tournaments and support your local teams and communities.
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MSHSL tournaments on mobile devices
If you're a fan of high school basketball, you're in luck! You can now watch MSHSL tournaments on your mobile device through live streaming and get up-to-the-minute scoring and player and team stats post-game.
For those in Duluth and the Iron Range, you can search for the “WDIO” app. If you're streaming on a Chromecast or Google device, go to the Google Play Store, press the Assistant button or select Search on the home screen, and then search for the WDIO app. Select Install, and you're all set!
For viewers in the Twin Cities, the “KSTP” app is where you should tune in. For those in Southeast Minnesota, the “KAAL” app is your go-to. By downloading these apps, you can conveniently watch the tournaments on your mobile devices and stay up-to-date with all the basketball action.
Additionally, if you want to cast your mobile device's screen to your TV, ensure your phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Then, use the “Screen Mirror”, “Screen Share”, or “Screen Cast” option on your phone to mirror the content. Once you see your phone's screen on your TV, open the WDIO mobile app and play the live stream.
So whether you're in Duluth, the Twin Cities, or Southeast Minnesota, you now know how to catch all the exciting MSHSL basketball action on your mobile devices!
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MSHSL tournaments in the Twin Cities
If you're in the Twin Cities and looking to watch the MSHSL Tournaments for hockey and basketball, you can do so via the WDIO channel or app through February and March 2025. The WDIO app is free to download to your mobile device, and you can also cast content to your TV using the "Screen Mirror", "Screen Share", or "Screen Cast" option. However, do note that Quarterfinal games will not be available to broadcast or stream on TV or the app due to the number of games at different locations.
If you're specifically interested in Minnesota boys' high school basketball, you can also check out mnbasketballhub.com for game broadcasts, live streams, and up-to-the-minute scoring and stats.
For those planning to attend the tournaments in person, you can purchase tickets online via the MSHSL website. Non-school-age children are admitted free at general admission events, but boys' Class AA Hockey and boys' and girls' swimming and diving are reserved seating events, so everyone must have a ticket for these.
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MSHSL tournaments in Southeast Minnesota
If you're in Southeast Minnesota and want to watch MSHSL tournaments for hockey and basketball through February and March 2025, you can do so via the "KAAL" app on your mobile device. Alternatively, you can watch via the WDIO mobile app by following these steps:
- Ensure your phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.
- Use the “Screen Mirror”, “Screen Share”, or “Screen Cast” option on your phone to cast to your TV.
- Once you see your phone displayed on the TV, open the WDIO mobile app and play the live stream.
Please note that the Quarterfinal games will not be available to watch on TV or via the WDIO stream due to the number of games at two different locations.
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MSHSL tournaments in Duluth
If you're in Duluth and want to watch the MSHSL tournaments for hockey and basketball, you can do so through the “WDIO” app. You can also follow the steps below to download the WDIO mobile app to your phone:
- Ensure your phone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV.
- Use the “Screen Mirror”, “Screen Share”, or “Screen Cast” option on your phone to cast to the TV.
- Once you see your phone on the TV, open the WDIO mobile app and play the live stream.
Alternatively, if you want to watch the tournaments on your mobile device, you can download the free WDIO app. If you have a DirecTV connection, note that it carries the national feed of Me-TV, which will not have the MSHSL State Tournaments. Contact DirecTV at 800-531-5000 to receive your local WDIO2.
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Frequently asked questions
The MSHSL Boys' Basketball Tournament will be aired on WDIO2 Me-TV.
The channel number for WDIO2 Me-TV depends on your location. Here are the channel numbers for some locations:
- Bemidji – Channel 28.2
- Brainerd – Channel 16.2
- Twin Cities – Channel 5.2
- Rochester/Austin – Channel 6.2
- Alexandria – Channel 42.2
To watch the MSHSL tournaments in Duluth, look for WDIO and MeTV on your cable or satellite system.
The MSHSL Boys' Basketball Tournament will be held from Thursday, March 20, to Saturday, March 22.
Yes, you can download the free WDIO app to watch the tournaments on your mobile device or computer. The League is also partnered with broadcast partner 45TV, registered radio partners with the Minnesota Broadcasters Association, community media systems, streaming partner School Space Media, print media, and accredited online news sources and websites.
