MARIAH HUGLEN HAD THE GAME WINNER AND CELINE STROOT ICED THINGS WITH AN EMPTY NETTER, AS ROSEAU’S GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM ADVANCES TO TOMORROW’S SECTION 8AA CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A 3-1 WIN OVER MOORHEAD. THEY’LL FACE ALEXANDRIA WHO BEAT BRAINERD 2-1 IN TRIPLE OVERTIME.
THE WARROAD WARRIORS ARE CHAMPIONS OF SECTION 8A. THEY EASILY DISPATCHED OF THIEF RIVER FALLS 6-0.
IN SECTION 8A BOYS HOCKEY, BAGLEY FOSSTON BEAT PARK PAPIDS FOR THE HONOR TO PLAY TOP SEEDED WARROAD IN THE NEXT ROUND.
GAMES TONIGHT IN THE SECTION 8A GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS INCLUDE:
KELLIHER-NORTHOME AT GOODRIDGE-GRYGLA
LAKE OF THE WOODS AT CASS LAKE-BENA
NORTHERN FREEZE AT STEPHEN-ARGYLE
KITTSON COUNTY CENTRAL AT RED LAKE FALLS
RED LAKE COUNTY CENTRAL AT BADGER-GREENBUSH-MIDDLE RIVER
IN SECTION 8AA
ROSEAU AT FERGUS FALLS
IN BOYS BASKETBALL FROM LAST NIGHT, THE SECTION 8A TOURNAMENT:
BGMR RIPPED SACRED HEART 58-27. ADAM BENKE’S 14 POINTS LED ALL SCORERS.
BLACKDUCK BEAT GOODRIDE-GRYGLA 53-46.
AUSTIN KAUTZMAN SCORED 24 POINTS FOR THE NORTHERN FREEZE, BUT THEY WERE STILL UPENDED BY RED LAKE COUNTY 76-61.
STEPHEN-ARGYLE BEAT WARREN 70-60.
IN SECTION 8AA, THE ROSEAU RAMS BOYS BASKETBALL SEASON COMES TO AN END. THEY FALL TO TOP-SEEDED D-G-F LAST NIGHT 66-45.
WARROAD HAMMERED PARK RAPIDS 68-34. THE WARRIORS WILL HOST BRECKENRIDGE TOMORROW.
ROSEAU PEEWEE A’S, BANTAM AA’S, AND 12U GIRLS ARE ALL AT REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS THIS WEEKEND.
NORTHEASTERN OVERCAME ITS FIRST TWO-GOAL DEFICIT OF THE SEASON TO DEFEAT MINNESOTA DULUTH 3-2 IN THE FROZEN FOUR. THEY’LL FACE WISCONSIN WHO DOUBLED UP OHIO STATE 4-2.
COLORADO’S TOP LINE OF NATHAN MACKINNON, GABRIEL LANDESKOG AND MIKKO RANTANEN COMBINED FOR FOUR GOALS, AND THE AVALANCHE BEAT MINNESOTA 5-1, ENDING THE WILD’S FIVE-GAME WINNING STREAK. COLORADO HAMMERED CAM TALBOT WITH 55 SHOTS. VICTOR RASK SCORED FOR THE WILD.
ANTHONY EDWARDS SCORED A CAREER-HIGH 42 POINTS, KARL-ANTHONY TOWNS ADDED 41 AND THE MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES RALLIED TO STUN THE PHOENIX SUNS 123-119. THE TIMBERWOLVES STILL HAVE THE WORST RECORD IN THE NBA AT 10-31 BUT HAVE PLAYED BETTER SINCE THE ALL-STAR BREAK, WINNING THREE OF FIVE GAMES.
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