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Watch the Class 3A, Section 6 wrestling semifinals and final, only on Strib Varsity

The wrestling team section tournament on Friday, Feb. 13, at Waconia sent Shakopee to Grand Casino Arena.

Shakopee and Waconia met again in the Class 3A, Section 6 championship on Feb. 13. Watch the replay on Strib Varsity. (Anthony Souffle/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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By Star Tribune staff

The Minnesota Star Tribune

Strib Varsity subscribers watched Shakopee punch its ticket to the Class 3A wrestling state tournament on Friday, Feb. 13.

The semifinals and final of Class 3A, Section 6 were all streamed exclusively here and are available for replay. All three video players (both mats for semifinals and one for the final) are below in this story.

The field included No. 1 seed Shakopee, No. 2 seed Waconia, No. 3 seed Chaska/Chanhassen, No. 4 seed Minnetonka, No. 5 seed Eden Prairie and No. 6 seed Edina. Shakopee and Waconia received first-round byes.

In the quarterfinals, Eden Prairie beat Minnetonka 39-35 to face Shakopee in the semifinals, and Chaska/Chanhassen defeated Edina 63-7 to face Waconia.

Shakopee won its semifinal against Eden Prairie 70-6 (watch the replay in the Mat 1 video player below), and Waconia won its semifinal against Chaska/Chanhassen (watch the replay in the Mat 2 video player below). The Sabers then beat the Wildcats 46-18 in the final to advance to the state tournament.

Watch the replay of Shakopee vs. Waconia in the championship here:

Semifinal replays

Mat 1: Shakopee vs. Eden Prairie

Mat 2: Waconia vs. Chaska/Chanhassen

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Tournament preview

Shakopee has won the section tournament the past two years as the No. 1 seed, meeting No. 2 seed Waconia in the final both times. The Sabers were the Class 3A state runners-up last season and look poised to return to St. Paul. They’ve held the No. 3 spot in the Guillotine’s Minnesota Class 3A wrestling rankings all season, behind defending champion St. Michael-Albertville and Stillwater, which finished third at state last year after falling to Shakopee 27-26 in the semifinals.

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