Minnesota High School Girls Basketball 2026 State Tournament Scores, Recaps

MINNEAPOLIS - The 2026 Minnesota high school girls basketball state tournament begins on Wednesday, and High School On SI will have final scores and recaps of each game. The first day features the Class 2A, 3A and 4A quarterfinals at Williams and Maturi Pavilion.

This page will be updated throughout the day.

Minnesota High School Girls Basketball 2026 State Tournament Scores, Recaps - March 11

Class AA

FINAL: No. 1 Providence Academy 103, No. 8 Central 68

Maddyn Greenway scored 53 points on 11-of-17 shooting to lead the Lions to the semifinal. Josie Kamps led Central with 25 points.

FINAL: No. 5 Perham 66, Rochester Lourdes 63

Lourdes tied the game at 63 with 1:25 remaining, but Perham's Ashtyn Kunza and Kaia Anderson hit critical free throws to seal the win. Anderson led all scorers with 21 points.

Lauren Hust led Lourdes with 19 points and 13 rebounds.

FINAL: No. 2 Duluth Marshall 65, No. 7 Sauk Centre 38

Marshall's Chloe Johnson led all scorers with 35 points and 16 rebounds, and the Hilltoppers pulled away against the Mainstreeters. Elizabeth Herickhoff led Sauk Centre with 10 points.

FINAL: No. 3 New London-Spicer 55, No. 6 Minnehaha Academy 48

New London-Spicer duo Taylor Munsch and Korbin Tanner scored 16 and 17 points, respectively. Tanner added 17 rebounds, and the Wildcats controlled the paint and frew 25 free throws to the Hawks' nine.

Brianna Foster led the Hawks with 13 points.

Class AAA

FINAL: No. 1 Stewartville 73, No. 8 Willmar 54

Senior guard Audrey Shindelar scored 26 points to lead the Tigers to the semifinals. The Stewartville defense held Willmar to 31 percent shooting from the field. Senior guard Telilie Lange and junior forward Maddison Molacek led the Cardinals with 17 points.

FINAL: No. 4 Cretin-Derham Hall 84, No. 5 Hill-Murray 65

Freshman Madeline Hamiel led the Raiders with 34 points, 12 rebounds and 8 steals. The Raiders shot 51.8 percent from the field compared to 36.8 percent for the Pioneers.

FINAL: No. 2 Benilde-St. Margaret's 88, No. 7 Rock Ridge 53

The Red Knights advance to another semifinal. Kiera Willis led them with 19 points. Alexis Lamppa led Rock Ridge with 16 points.

FINAL: No. 3 Marshall 70, No. 6 Totino-Grace 44

The Tigers dominated the Eagles, and Avery Schneekloth led them with 18 points. The Marshall defense only allowed two free throws by Totino-Grace. Maria Radabaugh led the Eagles with 17 points.

Class AAAA

FINAL: No. 1 Hopkins 65, No. 8 Blaine 28

Hopkins handled Blaine and forced 24 turnovers by the Bengals. Marianna Davis led the Royals with 22 points. Marlie Janssen led Blaine with 11 points.

FINAL: No. 4 Maple Grove 65, No. 5 East Ridge 53

Maple Grove senior Sophia Anderson led all scorers with 26 points. The Crimson made 10 of their 15 3-point attempts to keep the Raptors at bay. Amelia Ecker led East Ridge with 14 points.

FINAL: No. 2 Rosemount 71, No. 7 Chanhassen 56

The Irish had four players who scored double-digit points, and they led from start to finish. Amisha Ramlall scored 22 points, and Gianna Carpentier grabbed 22 reboudns.

For the Storm, Lyla Hentges led with 17 points.

FINAL: No. 3 Mayo 73, No. 6 Monticello 71

The Spartans the Magic traded leads 14 times throughout the game, and the Spartans' hot 3-point shooting in the second half helped them advance to the semifinals.

Mayo's Amelia Mills led all scorers with 26 points. Samantha Voll led Monticello with 25 points.

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