Minnesota high school boys hockey state tournament: Day 1 scores, recaps, live updates (3/5/2025)

Get final scores, recaps and live updates from the 2025 MSHSL boys hockey state tournament Class 1A quarter

The Xcel Energy Center during the Minnesota (MSHSL) girls hockey state tournament in St. Paul. / Jack Butler

The 2025 Minnesota (MSHSL) high school boys hockey state tournament begins on Wednesday, March 5 at the Xcel Energy Center with the Class 1A quarterfinals.

This page will be updated throughout the day with recaps and links to live score updates. High School on SI has coverage throughout the 2025 MSHSL boys hockey state tournament.

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Minnesota high school boys hockey state tournament: Day 1 scores, recaps, live updates (3/5/2025)

CLASS 1A BRACKET

No. 2 St. Cloud Cathedral 3, No. 7 Mahtomedi 0

St. Cloud Cathedral goalie Keaton LeGrande stopped all 24 Zephyr shots-on-goal as forward Joey Gillespie scored two goals, including one short-handed, to lead the Crusaders to the Class 1A semifinal.

Game recap.

No. 6 Orono 8, No. 3 Northfield 2

Northfield scored shortly after the first intermission to cut the leads to 2-1, but Orono then scored three consecutive goals to pull away. The Spartans only had a 23-to-21 advantage in shots-on-goal in the game, but Orono was clinical with its chances.

Game recap.

No. 1 Hibbing/Chisholm 7, vs. No. 8 Luverne 0

The Hibbing/Chisholm Bluejackets blitzed the Cardinals to advance to the semifinals on Friday.

“We got a little loose in the first,” Hibbing/Chisholm coach Aaron Jamnick said. “Guys kept getting behind us all night. I thought we played well when we played simple. … We gave up a lot of point blank shots, and that’s not going to cut it next round.”

Game recap.

No. 4 East Grand Forks 3, No. 5 Northern Lakes 0

The game was a 5-on-5 stalemate, but the Green Waves’ special teams propelled them to the Class 1A semifinal on Friday. East Grand Forks went 2-for-3 on the power play and killed three Northern Lakes power plays, including a 5-minute major in the third period. 

“I thought that was the best hockey we played all night,” East Grand Forks coach Tyler Palmiscno said. “Our penalty kill has been pretty good down the stretch here. We wen’t to six forwards and shift length was 15 to 20 seconds. … It was absolute relentlessness.”

Game recap.

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