High School Hockey Games of note today: Today’s hockey lineup is packed with exciting matchups that are sure to deliver intense competition and plenty of action on the ice. Here are some games of note: Roseau vs. Moorhead A big
Edina’s Mason West and Cloquet’s Niko Gentilini Shine Alongside Moorhead’s Carver Hasbargen, Rochester Lourdes’ Owen Hoehn, and Luverne’s Maddux Domagala in a Thrilling day of Hockey, While Holy Family’s Adam Kimbrel Stops 58 Shots in win. Northfield Rallies to Tie
Overtime Thrills and Standout Skills: Grand Rapids’ Carpenter Shines in OT, Detroit Lakes Holds Off Thief River Falls in a Nail-Biter Grand Rapids triumphed over Roseau 2-1 in an exciting overtime matchup. After a scoreless first two periods, Roseau’s Jude
Blake Schultz, Nolan Border, Connor Hadfield, and Brent Solomon Shine with Overtime Game-Winners in Thrilling Matchups: Rochester Mayo rallied from an early deficit to secure a 4-3 victory over Tartan in a tightly contested matchup. After Tartan took a 2-0
Waseca’s 7-6 Victory Over Mound Westonka, Trey Janssen’s 5-Goal Heroics for St. Louis Park, and Slettom’s Two Goals for Chisago Lakes Highlight Action-Packed Tuesday night: Minnesota River defeated New Ulm 4-2 in a closely contested matchup. After a scoreless first
Faribault defeated Windom Area 4-3 in a close game that saw several lead changes. Faribault’s Tommy Kunze led the scoring with four goals, including a shorthanded goal in the third period that proved crucial. Game Summary Scoring: 1st Period: Windom
Edina vs. Chanhassen: A State Championship Rematch Tonight’s marquee boys hockey matchup is sure to be a heated contest as Edina takes on Chanhassen at the Victoria Recreation Center. This is more than just a regular-season game—it’s a rematch of
Rosemount Stays Undefeated; Monticello and River Lakes Pull Off Upsets; St. Paul Johnson Triumphs in OT Thriller; Moorhead, Centennial Hold On for Tight Wins and more in your high school hockey Saturday recap: Minneapolis defeated Cambridge-Isanti 5-3 in an
Friday Night Hockey Recap: Hat Tricks, Nail-Biters, and Dominant Victories from Around the State. In an early-season statement, Northfield skated past Minneapolis 5-2 on Tuesday night, proving they could dominate the ice in both ends. Led by a standout
Owatonna rebounds, Winona starts the year 3-0, Randolph adds another win to his career, Stillwater stays hot: Owatonna: 4 Tartan: 2 Players Who Scored: Owatonna: #7 Andrew Mitchell – 3 goals (including 1 shorthanded) #3 Isaac Mobley – 1 goal
