St. Paul Academy won the Class 1A final and became the second boys soccer program to take three titles in a row, preceded by Edina at the turn of the century.

Eagan senior midfielder Jake Sondag scores the game-winning goal off a rebound against Washburn in double overtime to send Eagan to its first ever title match.

Frank Miller is the energy fueling an undefeated Maple Grove team that’s chasing its first Class 3A title.

The Minnesota Star Tribune’s selection of the top 25 high school boys soccer players across Minnesota.

The state semifinals and finals in Class 3A, 2A and 1A take place at the downtown stadium Tuesday and Wednesday, with championship matches Friday.

Fridley’s turnaround season comes to an end as tournament regular Rochester Lourdes makes another trip to the state semifinals.

Millers advance in Class 3A; Edina girls rout Duluth East 5-0 to advance; St. Charles/Lewiston-Altura girls get a measure of revenge over St. Paul Academy in overtime.

Maple Grove’s boys team remained undefeated with a victory over Rochester Mayo on a goal with 15 seconds to play.

Highland Park runner Grace Lewis-Mosher clocks a personal-best 17 minutes, 57 seconds to earn medalist honors and lead the Scots to the St. Paul City Conference championship.

Minneapolis Washburn’s Ronan Selbo becomes Washburn’s second Class 3A Mr. Soccer winner in a row.