The Eden Prairie High School girls soccer team has embraced a fresh approach this season under new head coach Jorge Oconitrillo, concluding their regular season with a record of 5-6-3 and one conference win. With two decades of coaching experience, Oconitrillo has focused on long-term growth and program-wide development, fostering a culture of support and competitiveness. “This year, one of my main priorities was to implement my philosophy, which includes generating a winning mentality, supporting all players on all of our teams, making the program fun, making sure that we compete, and, at the same time, plant seeds for the…
Author: Jeremy Peyer
Eden Prairie’s Citywide Open House offered 2,000 attendees hands-on experiences with city operations, public safety equipment, live demonstrations, and more.
Prairie Brewfest celebrates its 10th year, raising funds for local causes with craft beer, live music, and record-breaking attendance.
Eden Prairie’s fire stations opened their doors on Aug. 8, allowing families to tour facilities, meet firefighters, and explore fire trucks.
Sunday’s PeopleFest! Party at Staring Lake Park kicked off the weeklong celebration of diversity with musical performances, food, and exhibits.
Sparklefest, part of Eden Prairie’s 4th of July Hometown Celebration, featured child-friendly activities, new events, 13 food trucks, and a sensory-friendly drone show.
The Cops and Bobbers event at Riley Lake Park, sponsored by Let’s Go Fishing Eden Prairie, united police and children through fishing.
The Eden Prairie boys volleyball team swept Bloomington Jefferson 3-0 at home, securing a state tournament spot on June 12-13.
Under new head coach Scott Hackett, Eden Prairie High School’s baseball team is navigating a season of change and aiming for a strong finish.
Facing top teams with a young roster, Eden Prairie High’s girls basketball, led by juniors, enters the sections tournament with an impressive 18-8 record.