Edina vs. Moorhead: Live Score Updates of Minnesota High School Boys Hockey State Tournament Class 2A Semifinal

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The No. 2 Moorhead Spuds (25-3-1) play the No. 3 Edina Hornets (22-6-1) in the MSHSL boys hockey state tournament Class 2A semifinal on Friday at Grand Casino Arena.

The game is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m., or 30 minutes after the Minnetonka vs. Rosemount game.

The Spuds and the Hornets met in the 2025 semifinals, and the Spuds won 4-3. They also played in the first game of this season, and Moorhead won 6-3.

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Edina defeated Moorhead in the 2025 Class 6A Prep Bowl. Edina senior goalie Chase Bjorgaard was also a running back on the Hornets' football team, and in the Prep Bowl, he ran for 320 yards and four touchdowns. He also caught two touchdowns, and his six total touchdowns tied a Prep Bowl record.

The winner will play the Class 2A championship game on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Grand Casino Arena.

Edina vs. Moorhead: Live Score Updates of Minnesota High School Boys Hockey State Tournament Class 2A Semifinal

Updates will be here when the game begins. Refresh for the latest update.

Teams are on the ice for introductions.

FIRST PERIOD UPDATES

Only one shot on goal for both teams in the opening five minutes.

Edina goalie Chase Bjorgaard makes a glove save on a shot from Joey Cullen, who was open in front of the goal — 10:52 remaining in the firts period

Power play for Moorhead! Tucker Johnson goes to the penalty box for holding — 9:29

Edina is back to full strength. The Spuds moved the puck around, but they never created a great opportunity.

Power play for Edina! Moorhead's Evan Wanner gets two minutes for hooking — 7:21

Moorhead kills the penalty, and like the Spuds power play minutes earlier, the Hornets controlled the puck but the chances were still limited.

END OF FIRST PERIOD: Moorhead 0, Edina 0

It was an even first period between these two teams. Shots on goal are tied at six.

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