Minnesota High School Baseball 2026 State Tournament Semifinal Scores, Recaps - June 12

Follow the action from the second day of the MSHSL state tournament

Edina baseball meets at the mound in the 2026 MSHSL Class 4A semifinal against Champlin Park | Jack Butler

ST. PAUL — The second day of the 2026 Minnesota high school baseball state tournament is on Friday with semifinals for all four classifications.

The Class 1A and Class 2A tournament semifinals are in St. Cloud. The Class 3A semifinals are at Chaska Athletic Park. The Class 4A semifinals are at CHS Field.

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High School On SI will update this page throughout the day with recaps and final scores.

Class A Semifinals

No. 3 South Ridge vs. No. 2 Red Lake County

No. 1 Madelia vs. No. 4 Murray County Central

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Class AA Semifinals

No. 7 Windom vs. No. 3 Glencoe-Silver Lake

No. 1 St. Cloud Cathedral vs. No. 5 Cotter

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Class AAA Semifinals

No. 2 Mahtomedi vs. No. 3 Mankato West

No. 1 Totino-Grace vs. No. 5 St. Thomas Academy

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Class AAAA Semifinals

No. 2 Champlin Park vs. No. 3 Edina

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No. 1 Farmington vs. No. 4 Rosemount

The Irish routed the No. 1 Tigers. Rosemount freshman pitcher Keagan McDermott held Farmington to one earned run, seven hits and one walk while striking out seven. McDermott was called up from junior varsity midway through the season, and led the Irish to their third state championship appearence in program history.

"Every time he’s been up there he’s been shoving it," Rosemount head coach Chris Swansson said. "He mixes his pitches and throws strikes. He makes them earn everything. It’s been fun watching him."

The Irish offense had no problems on Friday. They've scored 34 runs in the past three games, and junior left fielder Oliver Anderson added three RBIs, including a home run, on Friday.

"I got a slider right over the heart of the plate and put the bat to it and I started running," Anderson said. "I didn’t know it was gone right away. Then I heard everyone yelling and cheering. [...] Everybody top to bottom in the lineup can hit, and that showed today."

• Box score

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