But when Rosemount’s Sophie Stramel tied the game early in the third period and later scored 38 seconds into double overtime to send the Irish to the state tournament, there was one piece missing from the celebration: Her father, Dave Stramel, who passed away nearly two years earlier.

“He would stand in the corner of the rink,” Sophie said. “And I would look at him after every shift, and he would give me the thumbs up or maybe the ‘you gotta do better’ face.”

Stramel had a thumbs-up season last year, helping to lead a young Rosemount team to its first state tournament since 2011. Though the results in the tournament – a shutout loss to Andover in the quarterfinal, another overtime win in the consolation semifinal before a second loss in the consolation final – weren’t what the Irish wanted, they’re hopeful for another strong season in 2023-24.

Sophie returns to Rosemount for her junior season and second year as a captain. She led the team with 15 goals and 35 points last season. She centers a line with her fellow captain, right-wing Cece Hanson, who scored 10 goals and 32 points last season. Stramel describes herself as a power forward with a pass-first mentality.

Through the first eight games this season, Stramel is tied for a team-high six goals to go with her four assists. She has a point in each game except a 4-0 shutout loss to Apple Valley on Dec. 7. Her most productive night so far was a hat trick in a 5-0 victory over Eagan on Dec. 2.

Co-head coach Jennifer Williams called Stramel a phenomenal hockey player with strength, speed and smarts. Aside from those qualities though, Williams said it’s Stramel’s leadership that makes her special.

“She knows how to lead a group,” Williams said. “She’s inclusive. She’s great in the locker room. She’s not afraid to speak her mind and speak up. The players on our team need a little motivation from her, she’s the first one to jump in and say it.

“So, that’s what I love about Sophie.”

In September, Sophie announced her commitment to play hockey for Minnesota State University in Mankato.

Just like Sophie and Hanson are close on and off the ice, so were their dads when it came to watching their daughters play hockey. The proud papas always stood in the corner of the rink to talk hockey and watch the girls play.

Seeing their dads together was one of Hanson’s favorite things, she said, adding that she and Sophie would just look at each other “and we’d giggle.”

“Because up in the corner, away from all the other parents, would be our parents just giving us little signals to move our feet faster, find open ice,” Hanson said. “They care about us so much. I just love their connection. It was so awesome.”

Growing up, her dad, and her mom, Gretchen, were always Sophie’s biggest supporters. Dave Stramel wasn’t a hockey player; he played football for the University of Nebraska.

He died on March 19, 2021 at age 46. The night before, eighth-grader Sophie recorded an assist in Rosemount’s 5-1 loss against Eastview in the section semifinals, ending the Irish’s season.

In his obituary, it stated that most of Dave Stramel’s free time “was spent at a rink or field doing what he loved most, watching his children play sports.” Sophie’s older brother, Charlie Stramel, plays hockey for the University of Wisconsin and was drafted by the Minnesota Wild this year. Younger brother Cooper Stramel also plays hockey. Their dad “had a huge impact” on all of their lives,” Sophie said.

“Our postgame talks, he was very, very hard on me,” Sophie said. “But I think that’s what made me such an amazing player that I have become to be.

“He’s obviously one of my biggest role models.”

Even though her dad isn’t in the corner of the rink anymore, Sophie can still look over and see Hanson’s dad keeping the tradition going. Now instead of Dave Stramel, Hanson’s dad is usually accompanied by different hockey dads from the team.

“He still stands in the same spot, and it’s really awesome,” Sophie said.

The original version of this story appeared in the 2023-24 High School Preview Issue of Minnesota Hockey Magazine. 

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“Right Back Where We Started From” by Maxine Nightingale, which was released in the 1970s.

Whether coincidence or part of a set playlist, the song seems fitting for a deep Minnetonka Skippers team that returned a bunch of key players from last winter’s dominant Class 2A state championship team.

Only two games in, Minnetonka turned in a couple of dominating efforts on its home ice, outscoring Rosemount and Andover by a combined 18-3 margin. The Skippers put up a 10-3 victory over Rosemount to open the season Friday before an 8-0 shutout of Andover, a program it met in last year’s state semifinals (though this time without the since-graduated line featuring Cooper Conway, Gavyn Thorsen and Cayden Casey).

With so many state champions – and multiple Division I commits – returning to Minnetonka’s squad this season, Skippers coach Sean Goldsworthy acknowledged that his team isn’t starting from square one.

“First off, they’re committed to each other,” Goldsworthy said. “So, when they all come back, it makes things easier on each other. We have a lot of returning kids from a team that had great success last year. So that matters.”

Minnetonka comes into the season as a top-ranked team, according to the preseason rankings from Let’s Play Hockey magazine, while Andover is ranked No. 10. And the Skippers shut out the Huskies while outshooting them 42-5 on Saturday evening.

Minnetonka and Andover boys hockey shake hands after the Skippers won 8-0 on Nov. 25, 2023 at Pagel Ice Arena as part of the Tonka Thanksgiving Preview tournament. (MHM Photo / Heather Rule)

Senior Javon Moore had hat tricks both days, giving him a team-leading six goals and 10 points through just two games. His effort against Andover was highlighted by a breakaway, shorthanded goal in the first period. His second hat trick in as many games came with just more than 10 minutes left in regulation, sending the game to running time with a 6-0 lead.

Moore is followed by the senior Garry brothers; Luke with two goals and five assists and Gavin with three goals and four assists. Against Rosemount, the Garry brothers scored goals 50 seconds apart for a 2-1 lead. Gavin recorded a hat trick, and senior Hagen Burrows added five assists on Friday.

Depth? They have that, too. A dozen players have at least a point on those 18 goals over two games.

The goal right now, Goldsworthy said, is to “get the fall hockey out of them,” which usually takes eight to 10 games, he added.

“I think what you’re seeing is these kids are committed to getting it out of their system in about four or five games,” Goldsworthy said.

Minnetonka lost only twice last season, to Chanhassen and Wayzata, on the way to a state championship. Even though it’s cliché, staying in the moment throughout the season helped drive that successful title run, Goldsworthy said.

“You’ve got to stay in the week,” Goldsworthy said. “That’s what we did last year. These kids know when they do that, our success came from living in the moment.”

Despite the shutout loss, Andover split its games in the Tonka tourney, defeating No. 3-ranked Chanhassen 3-2 on Friday behind a pair of Casey Rodgers goals. The Huskies came into the season looking to replace the production of its top line from 2022-23; Conway-Thoreson-Casey scored 65% of the team’s 167 goals last season.

Chanhassen, which fell an overtime-goal short of the state tournament with a loss to Minnetonka last year, starts the season 0-2 with a one-goal loss to Andover and a 2-1 loss to Rosemount on Saturday. The Storm, who hit the ice just before the school’s football team took the field at U.S. Bank Stadium on the way to a thrilling Prep Bowl championship, trailed the entire game before getting a goal in the final minute of regulation.

Thanksgiving means puck drop on boys hockey
Most of the boys hockey teams got started with their seasons over the weekend. After the turkey coma ends, hockey players and fans head to various rinks on Friday and Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend for regular-season hockey and various holiday tournaments.

On the same night that Edina’s football team suffered a heartbreaking loss to Centennial in the Class 6A Prep Bowl, the No. 2-ranked Edina Hornets – last season’s runner-up in hockey – shut out No. 8-ranked Maple Grove 3-0 in the Wayzata Turkey Trot at Plymouth Ice Center. Wayzata started its season off with a pair of victories against No. 7-ranked Moorhead (6-1) and Maple Grove (6-4) in its home Turkey Trot.

White Bear Lake opened its season with a 4-3 overtime victory over Duluth East at home. Nolan Roed scored a pair of goals, including the winner at 2:37 of the extra session.

In Class 1A, last year’s runner-up Warroad lost 3-2 in overtime to St. Cloud Cathedral. Griffin Sturm scored the winner just before the final horn in overtime. Murray Marvin-Cordes scored both Warroad goals.

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Open division: Greenway 6, Minneapolis 3.

Grant Troumbly scored a hat trick to lead Greenway, of Coleraine, Minn., to the Schwan Cup open division championship. Troumbly opened the scoring at 4:42 of the second period. Dylan Sundquist added a second goal just 13 seconds later, and the Raiders jumped to a 2-0 lead.

Minneapolis tied the game 2-2 later in the second period on goals by Max Kjome and Jake Erickson, before Troumbly’s second goal of the game put Greenway back on top 3-2 at the second intermission.

In the final period, Bay Zuehlke put the Raiders ahead by two goals again, and they never let Minneapolis closer than a single goal. A late Taylor Lantz goal and a Troumbly empty netter with just one second remaining gave Greenway its final 6-3 win.

Bronze division: Anoka 7, Bloomington Kennedy 2.

Anoka spread their seven goals around to seven different players as the Tornadoes dominated Bloomington Kennedy 7-2 to win the bronze division championship.

Jared Wilber put Anoka on top at 1:21 of the first period. Grant Johnson netted the equalizer for Kennedy four minutes later. But then Anoka pulled away, with goals coming from Carter Perry, Michael Talbot, Hunter Wanous, IsaacJohnson, Reese Grailer and Taylor O’Neill.

Anoka outshot Kennedy 48-26.

Silver division: Rosemount 3, Mahtomedi 2 (overtime).

Grant Horsager scored on a solo goal rush 1:01 into the overtime period to give Rosemount a 3-2 victory in the silver division championship game.

In an evenly played, tight game, it was fitting the game went to overtime. Shots were nearly equal, 26-25 in favor of Rosemount, as were quality offensive chances.

Luke Posner scored both Mahtomedi goals, both in the second period. Peyton Norder scored in the first period for Rosemount for an early lead. Then after falling behind in the second period, Brendan Olson scored the Irish’s tying goal at 4:22. Regulation ended at 2-2, before Horsager’s extra-time winner.

Gold division: Eden Prairie 4, Minnetonka 3.

Casey Mittelstadt scored twice with Cole Lawrence and Michael Graham added goals as Eden Prairie raced to a 4-1 lead at the 3:44 mark of the third period. Then Minnetonka stepped up the pace and staged a furious comeback.

Brendan Ryan scored twice. His first goal narrowed the gap to two goals at 5:58 of the period, followed by another goal at 10:15 to cut the lead to one. But that was a close as they would get.

Eden Prairie won their first Schwan Cup championship.

BOYS’ GOLD DIVISION BOX SCORES

Centennial               1   0   0   —   1  

Burnsville               2   2   1   —   5  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Burnsville – Otto (powerplay) (Sawchuk, Drobnick)

6:55. Burnsville – Smith (Killmer)  8:23. Centennial – Jennrich (powerplay)

(Frakie, Brickner)  16:02.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Burnsville – Borchardt (Thomas)  8:25. Burnsville –

Ahcan (powerplay) (Smith)  16:58.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Burnsville – Borchardt (shorthanded) (Kirschbaum)

8:14.

Shots on goal:

Centennial               —   28

Burnsville               —   20

GOALIES

CENTENNIAL            MIN     S    SV

Travis Allen         51:00   20   15

BURNSVILLE            MIN     S    SV

Nick Lee             51:00   28   27

St Thomas Academy        0   1   0   1   —   2  

Wayzata                  1   0   0   0   —   1  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Wayzata – Schmidt (Senden, Greeninger)  11:24.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: St Thomas Academy – Stucker (powerplay) (Christy,

Jerry)  3:23.

THIRD PERIOD – No scoring.

OVERTIME — Scoring: St Thomas Academy – Foley (penalty shot) 8:00.

Shots on goal:

St Thomas Academy        —   31

Wayzata                  —   34

GOALIES

ST THOMAS ACADEMY            MIN     S    SV

Vinny Capezza        59:00   34   33

WAYZATA            MIN     S    SV

Reid Waszczenko      59:00   31   29

Edina                    2   2   1   —   5  

Hill-Murray              3   0   1   —   4  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Hill-Murray – Reifenberger (Mills, Peterson)  0:19.

Edina – Copeland (powerplay) (Walker, Scheerer)  6:45. Edina – Copeland (Walker, Phillips)  9:00. Hill-Murray – Mills (Reifenberger, Bremer)  10:28. Hill-Murray – Ranallo (shorthanded) (Begley)  11:51.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Edina – Mickelson (Tucker, Tabor)  10:03. Edina –

Scheerer (Phillips, Copeland)  16:39.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Hill-Murray – Petronack (powerplay) (Yeo, Helgeson)

13:43. Edina – Scheerer (powerplay) (Dornbach, Phillips)  14:35.

Shots on goal:

Edina                    —   39

Hill-Murray              —   24

GOALIES

EDINA            MIN     S    SV

Josh Solomon         51:00   24   20

HILL-MURRAY            MIN     S    SV

Jake Begley          51:00   39   34

Minnetonka               0   1   2   —   3  

Eden Prairie             1   2   1   —   4  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Eden Prairie – Lawrence (Johannes)  4:24.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Eden Prairie – Mittlelstadt 0:54. Minnetonka – Kuzma(Picciano, Bowman)  4:05. Eden Prairie – Graham (powerplay) (Leivermann,

Sullivan)  10:52.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Eden Prairie – Mittlelstadt (powerplay) (Lawrence,

Graham)  3:44. Minnetonka – Ryan (powerplay) (Cavanaugh, Bertogliat)  5:58.

Minnetonka – Ryan (shorthanded) 10:15.

Shots on goal:

Minnetonka               —   28

Eden Prairie             —   19

GOALIES

MINNETONKA            MIN     S    SV

Thomas Hanson        49:35   19   15

EDEN PRAIRIE            MIN     S    SV

Nick Wiencek         50:50   28   25

BOYS’ SILVER DIVISION BOX SCORES

Mounds View              0   0   0   0   —   0  

Buffalo                  0   0   0   0   —   0

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD – No scoring.

THIRD PERIOD – No scoring.

OVERTIME – No scoring.

SHOOTOUT – Buffalo won shootout.

Shots on goal:

Mounds View              —   35

Buffalo                  —   28

GOALIES

MOUNDS VIEW            MIN     S    SV

Nate Severtson       59:00   28   28

BUFFALO            MIN     S    SV

Taylor Strenge       59:00   35   35

Eastview                 0   1   0   —   1  

Lakeville South          0   1   3   —   4  

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Eastview – Anders (powerplay) (Hodgen)  4:01.

Lakeville South – Olsen (powerplay) (Checco, Novak)  10:32.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Lakeville South – Ess (Rasinski)  1:47. Lakeville South – Golant (emptynet) (Malinski)  15:31. Lakeville South – Novak (powerplay)(Checco)  16:36.

Shots on goal:

Eastview                 —   25

Lakeville South          —   24

GOALIES

EASTVIEW            MIN     S    SV

Zach Herro           49:32   22   20

LAKEVILLE SOUTH            MIN     S    SV

Isaiah DiLaura       51:00   25   24

Mahtomedi                0   2   0   0   —   2  

Rosemount                1   1   0   1   —   3  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Rosemount – Norder (Weiand, Jagoe)  7:29.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Mahtomedi – Posner (Anderson, Jensen)  0:57. Rosemount – Olson (Hart)  4:22. Mahtomedi – Posner (powerplay) (Anderson, Schwartz)  4:37.

THIRD PERIOD – No scoring.

OVERTIME — Scoring: Rosemount – Horsager (Jagoe)  1:01.

Shots on goal:

Mahtomedi                —   25

Rosemount                —   26

GOALIES

MAHTOMEDI            MIN     S    SV

Will Swanson         52:01   26   23

ROSEMOUNT            MIN     S    SV

Nick Hart            52:01   25   23

St Michael-Albertville   2   2   2   —   6  

Breck                    1   0   0   —   1  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: St Michael-Albertville – Bourgerie (Spetz)  1:49. St

Michael-Albertville – Bourgerie (Wooters)  4:32. Breck – Weigel (powerplay)

(Scott, Ellingson)  6:08.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: St Michael-Albertville – Bjorlin (Wilcox,

Fuerstenberg)  8:30. St Michael-Albertville – Wooters (Bourgerie)  12:07.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: St Michael-Albertville – Bourgerie 14:25. St Michael-Albertville – Bjorlin (Wilcox, Fuerstenberg)  14:58.

Shots on goal:

St Michael-Albertville   —   23

Breck                    —   42

GOALIES

STMA            MIN     S    SV

Kyle Hayden          51:00   42   41

BRECK            MIN     S    SV

Linden Olness        34:00   13   9

Blaine Madson        17:00   10   8

BOYS’ BRONZE DIVISION BOX SCORES

Bloomington Kennedy      1   1   0   —   2  

Anoka                    3   2   2   —   7   

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Anoka – Wilber (Hans)  1:31. Bloomington Kennedy –

Johnson (Choudek, Vodovnik)  5:14. Anoka – Perry (ONeill, Talbot)  9:32. Anoka – Talbot 11:03.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Bloomington Kennedy – Williams (powerplay) (Vodovnik) 0:39. Anoka – Wanous (Mirovsky, Sutterer)  5:48. Anoka – Johnson (powerplay)(Neumann, Talbot)  6:11.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Anoka – Grailer (powerplay) (Johnson, Talbot)  6:11.

Anoka – ONeill (Hans, Talbot)  9:01.

Shots on goal:

Bloomington Kennedy      —   26

Anoka                    —   48

GOALIES

BLOOMINGTON KENNEDY   MIN     S    SV

Jimmy Mrozek         23:11   33   28

Ben Obermeyer        27:49   15   13

ANOKA            MIN     S    SV

Brendan Corbin       28:05   12   10

Spencer Olson        22:55   14   14

Hopkins                  0   0   3   —   3  

St Francis               0   1   0   —   1  

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: St Francis – Ringhofer (powerplay) (Carroll,

Schuhmacher)  5:01.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Hopkins – Martin (Bolstad)  1:17. Hopkins – Sweeney

(Nelsen)  7:08. Hopkins – Martin (shorthanded) (emptynet) 16:22.

Shots on goal:

Hopkins                  —   34

St Francis               —   21

GOALIES

HOPKINS            MIN     S    SV

Connor Quinn         51:00   21   20

1. FRANCIS            MIN     S    SV

Trent Lobeck         50:23   33   31

East Ridge               0   0   2   —   2  

Blake                    0   1   0   —   1  

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Blake – Chute (Saunders, Dietrich)  4:27.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: East Ridge – VanDenEide (powerplay) (Walter, Hammer)

7:36. East Ridge – Hammer (Kleinschmidt, Mader)  13:52.

Shots on goal:

East Ridge               —   27

Blake                    —   29

GOALIES

EAST RIDGE            MIN     S    SV

Nick Sterns          51:00   29   28

BLAKE            MIN     S    SV

Andrew Dietrich      50:10   27   25

Rogers                   1   1   1   —   3  

Orono                    1   0   3   —   4  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Orono – Mc Cuskey (Pelto, Walker)  12:40. Rogers –

Fischer (powerplay) (Schoepke)  16:59.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Rogers – Billing (powerplay) (Fischer)  10:01.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Orono – Mc Cuskey (Anderson)  4:27. Orono – Renard

(Luedtke, Limesand)  8:38. Rogers – Libke (powerplay) (Larsen, Voeller)  11:20. Orono – Mc Cuskey (Pelto, Anderson)  14:10.

Shots on goal:

Rogers                   —   13

Orono                    —   31

GOALIES

ROGERS            MIN     S    SV

Jonny Preusse        50:30   31   27

ORONO            MIN     S    SV

John Bernhagen       51:00   13   10

BOYS’ OPEN DIVISION BOX SCORES

Minneapolis              0   2   1   —   3  

Greenway                 0   3   3   —   6

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Greenway – Troumbly (Sundquist, Lantz)  4:42. Greenway – Sundquist 4:55. Minneapolis – Kjome (powerplay) (Fulco, Peterson)  8:26. Minneapolis – Erickson (Lieb, Taleen)  12:19. Greenway – Troumbly (shorthanded)(Sundquist, Lantz)  14:08.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Greenway – Zuehlke (Clancey)  5:28. Minneapolis – Neal(Schwiegert)  13:56. Greenway – Lantz (Sundquist, Zuehlke)  14:25. Greenway – Troumbly (emptynet) (Lantz)  16:59.

Shots on goal:

Minneapolis              —   25

Greenway                 —   36

GOALIES

MINNEAPOLIS            MIN     S    SV

Ryan Martin          49:37   35   30

GREENWAY            MIN     S    SV

Sam LaDoux           51:00   25   22

Chisago Lakes            1   2   1   —   4  

Minnehaha Academy        1   1   1   —   3  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Minnehaha Academy – Lundquist (Evenson, Bartelings)

4:22. Chisago Lakes – Lushanko 12:07.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Minnehaha Academy – Knutson (powerplay) (Lundquist,

Bartelings)  0:42. Chisago Lakes – Haskins (powerplay) (Lushanko, Bartz)  8:15. Chisago Lakes – Haskins (Hoheisel, Boudreau)  15:25.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Chisago Lakes – Haskins (Lushanko)  5:13. Minnehaha

Academy – Knutson (powerplay) (Evenson, Lundquist)  6:37.

Shots on goal:

Chisago Lakes            —   35

Minnehaha Academy        —   30

GOALIES

CHISAGO LAKES            MIN     S    SV

Bryce Thompson       51:00   30   27

MINNEHAHA ACADEMY      MIN     S    SV

Austin Butterfield   51:00   35   31

Marshall                 0   1   1   —   2  

Spring Lake Park         1   5   2   —   8  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Spring Lake Park – Bahmeier (powerplay) (Bentfield,

Gagnon)  11:06.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Spring Lake Park – Kelly (Benson, McMahon)  1:28.

Spring Lake Park – Turnquist (Benson)  5:17. Spring Lake Park – Gagnon

(Bahmeier, Bentfield)  5:22. Spring Lake Park – Bahmeier (Gagnon, Bentfield)

6:07. Spring Lake Park – Gagnon (Benson)  8:56. Marshall – Criquet Danielson

(Boerboom, Tomasek)  15:39.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Spring Lake Park – Bahmeier (powerplay) (Gagnon,

Bentfield)  6:23. Spring Lake Park – Turnquist (Bahmeier, Thompson)  7:27.

Marshall – Penske 16:33.

Shots on goal:

Marshall                 —   18

Spring Lake Park         —   56

GOALIES

MARSHALL            MIN     S    SV

Trey Nelson          51:00   56   48

SPRING LAKE PARK            MIN     S    SV

Grant Thompson       51:00   18   16

Simley                   0   2   1   —   3  

Princeton                3   1   3   —   7  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Princeton – Abrahamson (Schroeder)  11:57. Princeton – Carlson (McAlpine)  12:11. Princeton – McAlpine (shorthanded) (Carlson)  14:40.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Simley – Schultz (Schwark)  4:16. Princeton – Peteson (Heinemann)  5:54. Simley – Watson (powerplay) (Prifrel, Sherry)  12:55.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Simley – Gorman (powerplay) (Smith, Sherry)  0:46.

Princeton – Abrahamson (Carlson, Carlson)  6:44. Princeton – McAlpine

(powerplay) (Abrahamson, Carlson)  9:50. Princeton – Carlson 11:40.

Shots on goal:

Simley                   —   15

Princeton                —   49

GOALIES

SIMLEY            MIN     S    SV

Bradley Brown        51:00   49   42

PRINCETON            MIN     S    SV

Owen Othoudt         51:00   15   12

GIRLS’ BLUE DIVISION BOX SCORES

Lakeville North          3   1   1   0   —   5  

Centennial Girls         0   4   1   0   —   5  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Lakeville North – Flaherty (powerplay) (Winiecki, Oie) 7:50. Lakeville North – Olson (Neameyer, Freese)  10:42. Lakeville North – Nelson (Manes, Flaherty)  12:00.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Centennial – LeClaire (powerplay) (Almich, Berg) 2:18. Centennial – Hughes (Linser)  2:47. Centennial – Linser(powerplay) (Riley, Hughes)  9:15. Lakeville North – Winiecki (powerplay)(Neameyer, Olson)  12:26. Centennial – Hughes (Linser)  16:57.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Centennial – Pitlick 6:16. Lakeville North –

Olson (Nelson, Flaherty)  8:55.

OVERTIME – No scoring.

Shots on goal:

Lakeville North          —   32

Centennial        —   22

GOALIES

LAKEVILLE NORTH            MIN     S    SV

Kallie Schneider     59:00   22   17

CENTENNIAL             MIN     S    SV

Anne Juergens        59:00   32   27

Holy Family/Waconia      1   2   0   —   3  

Buffalo                    0   2   0   —   2  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Holy Family/Waconia – Menzuber (Russo)  5:18.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Holy Family/Waconia – Rothstein 1:42. Holy

Family/Waconia – McEnelly (Menzuber, Marrs)  4:21. Buffalo – Halluska

(shorthanded) 13:48. Buffalo – Rudiger (Thompson, Halluska)  15:30.

THIRD PERIOD – No scoring.

Shots on goal:

Holy Family/Waconia      —   16

Buffalo Girls            —   36

GOALIES

HOLY FAMILY/WACONIA        MIN     S    SV

Lexi Hartmann        51:00   36   34

BUFFALO            MIN     S    SV

Karly Schmidt        51:00   16   13

Eastview           0   0   0   —   0  

East Ridge         1   1   1   —   3  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: East Ridge – Heiting (Roeser  C)  1:52.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: East Ridge – Roeser  C (Wallace)  16:13.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: East Ridge – Hafiz (emptynet) (Heiting)  16:11.

Shots on goal:

Eastview           —   20

East Ridge         —   20

GOALIES

EASTVIEW            MIN     S    SV

Emma Tschida         51:00   19   17

EAST RIDGE            MIN     S    SV

Chloe Heiting        51:00   20   20

GIRLS’ RED DIVISION BOX SCORES

Marshall          0   0   1   —   1  

Owatonna          2   0   3   —   5  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Owatonna – VonRuden (Davison, Bogen)  7:47. Owatonna – VanReeth (VonRuden)  11:56.

SECOND PERIOD – No scoring.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Owatonna – VonRuden (Schmidt)  9:01. Marshall – Radke (VanKeulen, Bladholm)  11:09. Owatonna – VonRuden 12:09. Owatonna –

VonRuden (shorthanded) (Achterkirch, Schmidt)  16:06.

Shots on goal:

Marshall           —   9

Owatonna           —   35

GOALIES

MARSHALL            MIN     S    SV

Morgan Morrill       51:00   35   30

OWATONNA            MIN     S    SV

Asia Buryska         51:00   9    8

St. Francis/North Branch      0   1   3   —   4  

Moose Lake Area                   0   2   1   —   3  

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: St. Francis/North Branch – White (Wagner)  1:55. Moose Lake Area – Bird (Bird)  9:06. Moose Lake Area – Bird (shorthanded) 13:26.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: St. Francis/North Branch – Wagner (Arzdorf, Green)  1:42. St. Francis/North Branch – Anderson (Douville, Zebro)  1:58. Moose Lake Area – Bird 15:09. St. Francis/North Branch – Forliti 16:46.

Shots on goal:

St. Francis/North Branch      —   16

Moose Lake Area               —   19

GOALIES

ST FRANCIS/NORTH BRANCH   MIN     S    SV

Rachel Miller            51:00   19   16

MOOSE LAKE AREA            MIN     S    SV

Maddy Gamst             51:00   16   12

Cap City                 1   1   0   —   2  

Luverne                  2   4   0   —   6  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Luverne – Dingmann (Sterrett, Henrichs)  2:43. Luverne – Sterrett (Serie)  8:28. Cap City – Ward (Johnson, Thousand)  9:03.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Luverne – Sterrett (shorthanded) 2:25. Luverne –

Dingmann (shorthanded) (Sterrett)  4:01. Luverne – Henrichs (Sterrett)  12:25. Cap City – Johnson (powerplay) (Ward)  14:11. Luverne – Aukes (Crabtree, Dinger) 15:30.

THIRD PERIOD – No scoring.

Shots on goal:

Cap City                 —   20

Luverne                  —   23

GOALIES

CAP CITY            MIN     S    SV

Megan Schufreider    51:00   23   17

LUVERNE            MIN     S    SV

Kennedy Gonnerman    51:00   20   18

Duluth Marshall          1   0   1   —   2  

Fort Frances ONT         0   4   1   —   5  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Duluth Marshall – Alworth (Fjeran)  1:43.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Fort Frances ONT – MacKintosh 4:23. Fort Frances ONT – Hayes (Clendenning)  4:36. Fort Frances ONT – MacKintosh (Carradice)  8:03. Fort Frances ONT – Hayes 16:52.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Duluth Marshall – Boettcher (Lemker)  3:59. Fort

Frances ONT – Croswell (Cates, Hamilton)  8:31.

Shots on goal:

Duluth Marshall          —   21

Fort Frances ONT         —   18

GOALIES

DULUTH MARSHALL            MIN     S    SV

Carissa Mudrak       51:00   18   13

FORT FRANCES            MIN     S    SV

Sydney Beck          51:00   21   19

GIRLS’ WHITE DIVISION BOX SCORES

Arrowhead                2   0   1   —   3  

Fairmont                 2   0   2   —   4  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Arrowhead – Bejna 3:16. Fairmont – Lemon (Arens)  5:22. Arrowhead – Hobbs (England, Noles)  9:20. Fairmont – Nuss (Lemon, Lytle)  13:10.

SECOND PERIOD – No scoring.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Arrowhead – Hobbs 0:40. Fairmont – Lemon (Nuss)  11:56. Fairmont – Nuss (Arens, Cone)  12:40.

Shots on goal:

Arrowhead                —   26

Fairmont                 —   29

GOALIES

ARROWHEAD            MIN     S    SV

Abbey Weisrock       51:00   29   25

FAIRMONT            MIN     S    SV

Emily O’Connor        51:00   26   23

Eveleth-Gilbert          1   2   3   —   6  

Prairie Centre           1   2   0   —   3  

FIRST PERIOD — Scoring: Eveleth-Gilbert – Schneider (Scherf)  8:19. Prairie

Centre – Olson (Christianson, Hopp)  15:26.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Eveleth-Gilbert – Williams (powerplay) 3:33. Prairie Centre – Christianson 10:42. Eveleth-Gilbert – Williams (powerplay) (Seitz, Hilfers)  12:04. Prairie Centre – Christianson (powerplay) (Olson, Olson)

15:55.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Eveleth-Gilbert – Williams (Hilfers)  5:24. Eveleth-Gilbert – Seitz (Ceglar)  7:07. Eveleth-Gilbert – Ceglar (Hilfers)  14:01.

Shots on goal:

Eveleth Gilbert          —   19

Prairie Centre           —   24

GOALIES

EVELETH-GILBERT            MIN     S    SV

Morgan Hirsch        51:00   24   21

PRAIRIE CENTRE            MIN     S    SV

Angela Hanson        51:00   19   13

Rochester Mayo           0   1   3   —   4  

Northern Lakes           0   0   0   —   0  

FIRST PERIOD – No scoring.

SECOND PERIOD — Scoring: Rochester Mayo – Adair 9:22.

THIRD PERIOD — Scoring: Rochester Mayo – Grethen (powerplay) (Hammes)  1:57. Rochester Mayo – Fjeslsted (Haskins, Sawyer)  4:53. Rochester Mayo – Adair 6:27.

Shots on goal:

Rochester Mayo           —   23

Northern Lakes           —   10

GOALIES

ROCHESTER MAYO            MIN     S    SV

Sophie Butterfass    51:00   10   10

NORTHERN LAKES            MIN     S    SV

Alexa Holm           51:00   23   19

Boys’ Gold High School Division

Monday, December 28 (Quarterfinals):

Game 1: Hill-Murray 7, Wayzata 1.

Game 2: Eden Prairie 2, Burnsville 0.

Game 3: Minnetonka 3, Centennial 2.

Game 4: Edina 1, St. Thomas Academy 1. (Edina won overtime shootout to advance to semifinals.)

Tuesday, December 29:

Game 5 (consolation): Wayzata 5, Burnsville 2.

Game 6 (consolation): St. Thomas Academy 4, Centennial 2.

Game 7 (Semi-final #1): Eden Prairie 4, Hill-Murray 2.

Game 8 (Semi-final #2): Minnetonka 3, Edina 2.

Wednesday, December 30:

Game 9 (consolation): Burnsville 5, CentenniaL 1.

Game 10 (consolation championship): St. Thomas Academy 2, Wayzata 1 (overtime).

Game 11 (third place): Edina 5, Hill-Murray 4.

Game 12 (championship): Eden Prairie 4, Minnetonka 3.

Boys’ Silver High School Division

Monday, December 28 (Quarterfinals):

Game 1: Breck 7, Buffalo 1.

Game 2: Rosemount 4, Lakeville South 3.

Game 3: Mahtomedi 8, Eastview 3.

Game 4: St. Michael-Albertville 7, Mounds View 5.

Tuesday, December 29:                                                                     

Game 5 (consolation): Lakeville South 5, Buffalo 4.

Game 6 (consolation): Eastview 7, Mounds View 2.

Game 7 (Semi-final #1): Rosemount 3, Breck 2.

Game 8 (Semi-final #2): Mahtomedi 6, St. Michael-Albertville 4.

Wednesday, December 30:

Game 9 (consolation): Buffalo 0, Mounds View 0 (Overtime; Buffalo won shootout.)

Game 10 (consolation championship): Lakeville South 4, Eastview 1.

Game 11 (third place): St. Michael-Albertville 6, Breck 1.

Game 12 (championship): Rosemount 3, Mahtomedi 2 (overtime).

Boys’ Bronze High School Division

Monday, December 28 (Quarterfinals):

Game 1: Orono 5, St. Francis 1.

Game 2: Anoka 5, Blake 1.

Game 3: Bloomington Kennedy 5, East Ridge 2.

Game 4: Rogers 4, Hopkins 3 (overtime),

Tuesday, December 29:

Game 5 (consolation): Blake 6, St, Francis 0.

Game 6 (consolation): East Ridge 3, Hopkins 2 (overtime).

Game 7 (Semi-final #1): Anoka 5, Orono 2.

Game 8 (Semi-final #2): Bloomington Kennedy 5, Rogers 2.

Wednesday, December 30:

Game 9 (consolation): Hopkins 3, St. Francis 1.

Game 10 (consolation championship): East Ridge 2, Blake 1.

Game 11 (third place): Orono 4, Rogers 3.

Game 12 (championship): Anoka 7, Bloomington Kennedy 2.

Boys’ Open High School Division

Monday, December 28 (Quarterfinals):

Game 1: Princeton 2, Minnehaha Academy 1.

Game 2: Greenway 7, Spring Lake Park 2.

Game 3: Minneapolis 4, Chisago Lakes 1.

Game 4: Simley 4, Marshall 2.

Tuesday, December 29:

Game 5 (consolation): Spring Lake Park 1, Minnehaha Academy 0.

Game 6 (consolation): Marshall 4, Chisago Lakes 3 (overtime).

Game 7 (Semi-final #1): Greenway 2, Princeton 1.

Game 8 (Semi-final #2): Minneapolis 5, Simley 1.

Wednesday, December 30:

Game 9 (consolation): Chisago Lakes 4, Minnehaha Academy 3.

Game 10 (consolation championship): Spring Lake Park 8, Marshall 2.

Game 11 (third place): Princeton 7, Simley 3.

Game 12 (championship): Greenway 6, Minneapolis 3.

Girls’ Blue High School Division

Tuesday, December 29, 2015:

Game 1: Lakeville North 6, East Ridge 2.

Game 2: Centennial 4, Buffalo 1.

Game 3: Eastview 2, Holy Family/Waconia 2 (overtime).

Wednesday, December 30, 2015:

Game 4: Centennial 5, Lakeville North 5 (overtime).

Game 5: East Ridge 3, Eastview 0.

Game 6: Holy Family/Waconia 3, Buffalo 2.

Thursday December 31, 2015:

Game 7: Eastview vs. Buffalo, 2:30 p.m., Schwan Super Rink #3.

Game 8: Lakeville North vs. East Ridge, 3:30 p.m., Ridder Arena.*

Game 9: Centennial vs. Holy Family/Waconia, 6 p.m., Ridder Arena.*

Girls’ Red High School Division

Tuesday, December 29, 2015:

Game 1: Moose Lake Area 3, Owatonna 1.

Game 2: St. Francis/North Branch 7, Marshall 0.

Game 3: Fort Frances, Ontario 5, Luverne 1.

Game 4: Duluth Marshall 2, Cap City Cougars, Madison, Wis. 0.

Wednesday, December 30, 2015:

Game 5 (consolation): Owatonna 5, Marshall 1.

Game 6 (consolation): Luverne 6, Cap City Cougars, Madison, Wis. 2.

Game 7 (Semi-final #1): St. Francis/North Branch 4, Moose Lake Area 3.

Game 8 (Semi-final #2): Fort Frances, Ontario 5, Duluth Marshall 2.

Thursday December 31, 2015:

Game 9 (consolation): Marshall vs. Cap City Cougars, Madison, Wis., 12 noon, Schwan Super Rink #3.

Game 10 (consolation championship): Owatonna vs. Luverne, 12:30 p.m., Schwan Super Rink #4.

Game 11 (third place): Moose Lake Area vs. Duluth Marshall, 3 p.m., Schwan Super Rink #4.

Game 12 (championship): St. Francis/North Branch vs. Fort Frances, Ontario, 1:30 p.m., Ridder Arena.*

Girls’ White High School Division

Tuesday, December 29, 2015:

Game 1: Prairie Centre, Long Prairie, Minn. 5, Rochester Mayo 1.

Game 2: Fairmont 7, Northern Lakes, Breezy Point, Minn. 4.

Game 3: Eveleth-Gilbert 5, Arrowhead, Hartland Wis., 3.

Wednesday, December 30, 2015:

Game 4: Fairmont 4, Arrowhead, Wis. 3.

Game 5: Eveleth-Gilbert 6, Prairie Centre 3.

Game 6: Rochester Mayo 4, Northern Lakes 0.

Thursday, December 31, 2015:

Game 7: Arrowhead, Wis. vs. Northern Lakes,12 noon, Schwan Super Rink #1.

Game 8: Prairie Center vs. Rochester Mayo, 2:30 p.m., Schwan Super Rink #1.

Game 9: Eveleth-Gilbert vs. Fairmont, 11 a.m., Ridder Arena.

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