Benilde-St. Margaret’s defeated Holy Angels Thursday.
Thursday night recap:
#3AA Minnetonka 3, #12AA Farmington 1
Addison Moudry made 42 saves for No. 12AA Farmington, but the Tigers couldn’t overcome a 3-1 deficit to No. 3AA Minnetonka Thursday as the Skippers improved to 14-2-1. Lauren Mack, Claire Sommerfeld and Senja Leeper all scored for Tonka who outshot Farmington 45-18. Jenna Goblirsch scored a late goal for the Tigers who fell to 10-5-1.
#4AA Benilde-St. Margaret’s 4, #5A Academy of Holy Angels 1
The Red Knights overcame a 1-0 deficit after two periods by netting four third-period goals to improve to 11-2-2 on the season. Both Kendall Hassler and Talla Hansen each scored twice and Hansen also added an assist in the win. Hassler now has 13 goals on the season and Hansen, a sophomore, has 12. Harper Poehling scored her eight for the Stars, who fell to 9-4-3.
Talla Hansen scored a pair of goals for Benilde-St. Margaret’s. LPH PHOTO BY JEFF ANDERSON
#10AA Roseau 5, #16A Thief River Falls 2
Roseau had five different goal scorers as they improved to 14-3-0 with a 5-2 win over No. 16A Thief River Falls. Ella Ketring, Amelia Kvien, Lily Erickson, Karina Christianson and Maddee Magnusson all tallied for the Rams. Payton Remick and Jerrett Tietz each added a pair of assists. Lila Dalager scored both goals for Thief River Falls who fell to 7-5-0.
#1A Warroad 5, #16AA Bemidji 1
Top-ranked Warroad turned in a convincing win over No. 16AA Bemidji, outshooting the Lumberjacks 42-19 and winning 5-1. The Warriors got balanced scoring as five different players lit the lamp: Olivia Anthony, Kaiya Sandy, Emmie Hardwick, Taylor Reese and Reagan Haley. The Warriors are searching for their fourth straight state championship and improved to 11-3-0. Bemidji’s Bailey Rupp scored her 24th goal of the season as they fell to 9-6-1.
#8A Marshall 5, Fairmont 1
Brooklyn Mauch netted a hat trick as Marshall improved to 16-1-1 with a win over Fairmont. Kendall Beernaert and Peyton DeMuth also scored. Demuth also added a pair of helpers in the win. Mauch, a sophomore, now has 32 goals and 61 points on the season, which currently leads the state. Her 32 goals is tied for tops with Grand Rapids/Greenway’s Mercury Bischoff.
#18AA Forest Lake 4, Elk River 3 OT
Hannah Rychley scored 52 seconds into overtime to lift Forest Lake past Elk River 4-3. Rychley, just an eighth grader, netted her seventh goal of the season. The Rangers also got goals from Rylen Kissell, Annamarais Studier and Madelyn Kemplin. Jayden Petersen scored all three goals for Elk River. Forest Lake improved to 10-3-2 while Elk River fell to 5-11-0.
#14AA Champlin Park/Coon Rapids 5, #19AA Roseville/Mahtomedi 0
June Semling scored twice and Callie Alphin and Lily McKenzie added a goal and an assists each in Champlin Park/Coon Rapids 5-0 shutout over Roseville/Mahtomedi. Grace Lund stopped all 14 shots she faced to earn the shutout. Semling now has 24 goals and 37 points.
#9A Albert Lea 6, Winona 0
Morgan Goskeson and Sydney Kolker each scored twice to lead the Tigers to their 11th win of the season in a 6-0 win over Winona.
#20A Fergus Falls 6, #19A River Lakes 2
Fergus Falls opened up with a 4-0 lead in a high-pace win over River Lakes in a game that had 79 shots on goal. Brinly Shol had two goals and an assist and Rachel Debrito and Maddie Brimhall each added a goal and an assists it lead the Otters, who are now 9-5-1. Sophia Hess and Abby Storms each scored for River Lakes. Kaydence Roeske stopped 37 shots for the Stars while Mia Olson turned away 34 for the Otters.
Other Scores:
#7A Proctor/Hermantown 2, Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 0
Superior 3, Rock Ridge 2
Willmar 9, Northenr Lakes 3
Alexandria 6, St. Cloud 1
Wayzata 13, Visitation 1
#20AA Prior Lake 9, Waconia 0
Mankato West 11, Red Wing 1
Chaska/Chanhassen 1, #4A Breck 0
Eastview 5, Bloomington Jefferson 4
