Minnesota High School Girls Hockey State Tournament Live Updates, Scores, Schedule - February 19, 2026

The 2026 Minnesota high school girls hockey state tournament continues on Thursday at Grand Casino Arena with the Class 2A quarterfinals.
High School On SI will have live updates and final scores from each game on this page throughout the day.
Minnesota High School Girls Hockey State Tournament Live Updates, Scores, Schedule - February 19, 2026
FINAL: No. 1 Hill-Murray 6, No. 8 Lakeville North 1
The Pioneers put 44 shots on goal to Lakeville North's six as they cruise to the semifinal.
Hill-Murray
Goals: Reese Unklesbay (2), Olivia Braunshausen, Jaycee Chatleain, Emily Pohl
Assists: Emily Pohl (2), Braunshausen, Chatleain, Sophie Olson, Taylor Miller, Elliana Engelhardt
Lakeville North
Goal: Allie Abeln
Assists: Maizee Storey, Brynli Bunde
FINAL: No. 4 Edina 6, No. 5 Bemidji 4
Edina's Lorelai Nelson scored three goals to lead the Hornets to another semifinal. The Lumberjacks trailed by one goal with two minutes remaining, and they were on a power play, but Edina scored an open-net goal to seal the win. The Hornets had a 37-28 shots on goal advantage.
Edina
Goals: Nelson (3), Cate McCoy, Audrey Davis, Charlotte Theirl
Assists: McCoy (3), Nelson, Hazel Schenkelberg, Brenna Prellwitz, Taylor Gardner
Bemidji
Goals: Naomi Johson, Bailey Rupp, Taylor Bjerke, Emma Greiner
Assists: Megan Berg (2), Millie Knott (2), Johnson, Rupp
FINAL: No. 2 Centennial/Spring Lake Park 7, No. 7 Farmington 5
Centennial/Spring Lake Park survived a late Farmington comeback attempt to advance to the semifinals.
Centennial/Spring Lake Park
Goals: Madeline Wolter (2), Alaina Gnetz (2), Jozie Kelzenberg, Annabelle Buccicone, Lillian Renslow
Assists: Grace Laager (2), Avery Wagner (2), Wolter, Mia Sutch, Brooke Ueland, Melanie Reff
Farmington
Goals: Jenna Goblirsch (2), Taylor Risch (2), Amelia Goblirsch
Assists: Risch (3), Jenna Goblirsch (3), Norah Kratz (2), Amelia Goblirsch, Lexi Giller
FINAL: No. 3 Holy Family Catholic 4, No. 6 Andover 0
Holy Family goalie Kayla Swartout shut out the Huskies with 20 saves on the night. Allie DeFauw, Audrey Nichols, Katya Sander and Tatum Elvin scored for the Fire.
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