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The Storm made huge plays in big moments against the defending champion, winning the chance to play Spring Lake Park for the Class 5A title.
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Chanhassen and Chaska won to advance to the Class 5A, Section 2 final. Minneapolis North had six different players score in a rout of Breck.
The teams in Strib Varsity’s statewide ranking went 25-for-25 on the playoff weekend.
Media members from across the state spent weeks refining the top 10s. As the playoffs begin, here is their last batch of the season.
The ranked teams lost mostly to each other, but Edina (51-44 loser to Moorhead) and Cretin-Derham Hall (61-27 loser to Elk River) were notable exceptions.
Ahead of the Week 8 games, Centennial and Lakeville South moved into the upper echelon in Class 6A.
Lakeville South, Centennial and Rosemount rose to fill gaps that emerged when Minnetonka and Forest Lake lost for the first time Friday.
Losses by No. 2 Minnetonka and No. 3 Forest Lake left Class 6A with a single undefeated team, Maple Grove.
Class 6A’s Maple Grove stands alone as a unanimous top pick in the seven football classes.
Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Forest Lake and Lakeville South hold the top four spots. Chaska and Fergus Falls exited after losing last week. And Bemidji’s tough luck continued.
No. 7 Shakopee scored twice in the final minute but couldn’t catch up to Prior Lake. Ranked teams Moorhead, Chaska and Fergus Falls also lost.