State Tournament Scores
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State Tournament Scores
Breck 2, Marshall 0 after one. Both goals came toward the end of the period.
Shots are 21-4
Shots are 21-4
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SEC 3A is accustomed to these type of games at THE STATE TOURNEY,unfortunately. The Sec has had more goals scored on it collectively in the QUARTERFINALS than any of the other SECTIONS.
Many of the programs don't have ice available year-round. They have kids with athletic ability and a will to compete,but, without ice time and training they will struggle...Hopefully, these sw mn communities will continue to play and improve their teams..Marshall has built a fantastic 2-sheet facility, from which only good things should come.
Many of the programs don't have ice available year-round. They have kids with athletic ability and a will to compete,but, without ice time and training they will struggle...Hopefully, these sw mn communities will continue to play and improve their teams..Marshall has built a fantastic 2-sheet facility, from which only good things should come.
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It would seem about time that Breck would want to move up to Class AA like Blake did, they have all these girls who are D1 college recruits, HP 15, HP 16, HP 17 kids but yet they want to win a class A title, why? play with the top teams in the sections, and not just your regular season schedule. About time they moved up 60-15 in shots on goal is not good for the game and either are 9-2 scorers at State! Just one persons opinion
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Proctor/Hermantown jumps out to a 2-0 lead in the second period. Their first goal came on an interception of an errant pass deep in the Wingers zone. Their second came on a scramble in front of the Wingers' goal.
The Mirage are doing a fine job of containing Heise so far. Almost all of her shots have come from long range. She has, however, drawn three penalties but the Wingers have failed to capitalize.
The Mirage are doing a fine job of containing Heise so far. Almost all of her shots have come from long range. She has, however, drawn three penalties but the Wingers have failed to capitalize.
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No. 3 seed Red Wing falls to unseeded Proctor/Hermantown 1-3. Shots were pretty even, with the Mirage putting 26 on net to the Wingers' 23.
The Mirage did a great job in containing Miss Hockey finalist Taylor Heise all game. Kudos to the coaches for drawing up an excellent game plan. I thought they were the better passing team whereas the Wingers relied too much on individual efforts.
The Mirage did a great job in containing Miss Hockey finalist Taylor Heise all game. Kudos to the coaches for drawing up an excellent game plan. I thought they were the better passing team whereas the Wingers relied too much on individual efforts.
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Much better period for Centennial, total domination at times, doing everything but score. South's goaltender, Lexi Baker, was spectacular, coming up with maybe a half-dozen tremendous saves to keep it a one goal game. Toward the end of the period Lakeville had a couple of very good chances to even the score, but overall the second period was all Centennial.
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Second seeded Centennial scores the only goal of the 3rd period to beat a determined Lakeville South team 2-0. Centennial's goal came off the stick of Anneke Linser, a beautiful tip at the goal mouth on a feed from Gabbie Hughes.
This was a very entertaining game, with excellent goaltending on both ends.
This was a very entertaining game, with excellent goaltending on both ends.
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Another upset in the making? Eagan jumps out to a 2-0 lead on two very nice goals. The first one in particular was a beauty. with Jenna Ruiz making a great move to get around the Pioneer defender and putting it away. Brooke Peplinski started the play, making a perfect pass right on the tape of Ruix's stick.
Eagan's second goal came as the result an interception of an ill-advised pass across center ice. Taylor Anderson, who has impressed the whole game, picked it off and moved into close range before firing a perfect shot that eluded Hill-Murray's goaltender.
Eagan's second goal came as the result an interception of an ill-advised pass across center ice. Taylor Anderson, who has impressed the whole game, picked it off and moved into close range before firing a perfect shot that eluded Hill-Murray's goaltender.
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The Pioneers get one in the 3rd and had a number of good chances to send the game into overtime, but it was not meant to be. They ended up outshooting the Wildcats 25-15, but Maddie Nickell stood tall and was able to limit the Pioneers to a single goal.
Eagan moves to the semifinal and will face Centennial tomorrow night at 6PM.
Eagan moves to the semifinal and will face Centennial tomorrow night at 6PM.
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Edina takes a 2-0 lead on Brainerd/Little Falls in the 1st period. Goals by Emily Oden and Tella Jungels, the latter coming on a two man advantage. Brainerd could only muster one shot on goal to Edina's 9. Unless Brainerd can generate something resembling offensive pressure this one could go to running time before the end of the 2nd period.
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The Warriors came out strong in the 2nd period, generating a couple of promising scoring chances, but could not convert. As the period wore on Edina re-established control and converted on two more, the first coming off the stick of CC Bowlby on the power play. Shots are now 25-4 which is very indicative of the play on the ice.
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