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Minnesota Top 25: The Star Tribune’s statewide ranking of boys hockey teams

Going into the state tournament, here’s where Minnesota’s best teams fall in line.

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Stillwater's Matthew Volkman celebrates after the Ponies beat Hill-Murray 4-3 in double overtime to win the Class 2A, Section 4 title Friday. After the win, Stillwater rose to No. 2 in the Minnesota Top 25.
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By David La Vaque

The Minnesota Star Tribune

Boys hockey section champions have been decided. Some of the teams that won their sections — Stillwater, Shakopee and Edina — either moved up or remained in the same position in the Minnesota Top 25, the Star Tribune’s statewide ranking of boys hockey teams.

Here’s where Minnesota’s best teams of 2024-25 rank entering state tournament play Wednesday.

All schools are Class 2A unless noted.

1. Moorhead (25-2-1). Previous: 2

2. Stillwater (22-6). Previous: 7

3. Edina (20-6-2). Previous: 3

4. Rogers (23-3-2). Previous: 4

5. St. Thomas Academy (23-5). Previous: 5

6. Hill-Murray (23-2-1). Previous: 1

7. Shakopee (22-5-1). Previous: 14

8. Cretin-Derham Hall (23-4-1). Previous: 6

9. Hibbing/Chisholm (1A, 19-9). Previous: 13

10. Lakeville South (17-9). Previous: 17

11. Andover (15-13): Previous: 22

12. St. Cloud Cathedral (1A, 18-8-2): Previous: 18

13. White Bear Lake (16-8-3). Previous: 8

14. Northfield (1A, 22-4-2): Previous: 20

15. Orono (1A, 15-10-3). Previous: 16

16. Wayzata (16-9-3). Previous: 9

17. Northern Lakes (1A, 19-8-1). Previous: 15

18. Rock Ridge (22-4-2). Previous: 12

19. Bemidji (20-6-2). Previous: 15

20. East Grand Forks (1A, 13-13-2): Previous: unranked

21. Luverne (1A, 22-4-2). Previous: 23

22. Holy Family (20-8): Previous: 24

23. Rosemount (23-4). Previous: unranked

24. Cloquet/Esko/Carlton (1A, 20-7). Previous: 10

25. Warroad (1A, 20-6-1): Previous: 19

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About the Author

David La Vaque

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David La Vaque is a high school sports reporter who has been the lead high school hockey writer for the Minnesota Star Tribune since 2010. He is co-author of “Tourney Time,” a book about the history of Minnesota’s boys hockey state tournament published in 2020 and updated in 2024.

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