Boys Hockey Hub
The forward left his junior hockey team in Wisconsin to return to Moorhead and completed his high school career with a state championship.
Minnesota’s best two teams will battle for the big-school championship
From Alex Goligoski to Brock Nelson, Jim Paulsen’s list recognizes players that hail from northern Minnesota, but also the select few that put St. Cloud and Luverne on the hockey map.
Moorhead and Minnetonka will play for the big-school title Saturday, while Hibbing/Chisholm will face Warroad in the other championship game.
Hibbing hasn’t won a state title since 1973. Warroad last won in 2005. They’ll meet Saturday in the Class 1A final.
Warroad’s win over Delano was the first upset of the boys hockey state tournament, but it was a mild one.
Family, friends and fans of the Moorhead Spuds take over the Drury Plaza Hotel for a reunion 250 miles from home.
Minnetonka, Rosemount, Moorhead and Edina won their quarterfinal games to advance to Friday’s boys hockey semifinals.
Two goals from Max Cullen helped Moorhead move past Lakeville South in the Class 2A state quarterfinals Thursday, March 5 at Grand Casino Arena.
Lance Halonen was the day’s standout, notching six points in Delano’s victory.
Hibbing/Chisholm defeated Dodge County 4-1 in Class 1A on Wednesday. Rosemount plays Thursday against Grand Rapids.
