Edina’s Maddie Dahlien, Orono’s Clare Gagne and Centennial’s Khyah Harper turned successful college careers into pro contracts while setting a new standard for Minnesota prep soccer.

Wayzata senior Tenley Senden scores two goals while defense kicks away flurries of Edina chances in second half to keep Hornets to one goal.

The Trojans defeated Eagan 5-0 and Edina beat East Ridge 3-1 in the Class 3A semifinals Tuesday at U.S. Bank Stadium to move on to Friday’s title game. Holy Angels and Mahtomedi will meet in the 2A final; Southwest Christian and Providence Academy square off in the 1A championship game.

The matchup was Skippers vs. Hornets in both genders. The Minnetonka boys avenged their only loss; the Edina girls looked ready to defend their state title.

Many of the state’s top-ranked boys and girls soccer teams have a common trait — they each have multiple players that can carry the scoring load.