Minnesota (MSHSL) High School Football 2025 State Tournament Semifinals Schedule, Scores, Recaps - November 13

Follow the action from the first day of the 2025 MSHSL football playoff semifinals

Edina quarterback Mason West throws a pass in the 2023 Class 6A Prep Bowl / Jeff Lawler

The 2025 Minnesota high school football state tournament semifinals begin on Thursday, November 13 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The first day features the 9-Player semifinals and one game of the Class 4A and Class 6A semifinals.

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High School On SI will have final scores, recaps and live updates on this page throughout the day.

Minnesota (MSHSL) High School Football 2025 State Tournament Schedule, Scores, Recaps - November 13

Class 4A Semifinal

FINAL: Marshall 15, Orono 14 (OT)

Marshall quarterback Griffin Mauer threw two touchdown passes and a 2-point conversion to lead the Tigers to the Class 4A Prep Bowl.

Orono's defense helped force the game into overtime when it stopped the Tigers from converting on good field position after a poor punt.

In overtime, Orono scored first with a run from Andrew Stelter. Marshall answered with a Mauer touchdown pass to Simon Vintar, but the Tigers were called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, so the extra-point attempt was moved 15 yards backwards.

Marshall went for the 2-point attempt from the 35-yard line. Mauer found sophomore Lincoln Stinar in the corner of the end zone for the win.

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9-Player Semifinals

FINAL: Hills-Beaver Creek 30, Fertile-Beltrami 14,

The Hills-Beaver Creek defense forced five interceptions to reach the 9-Player Prep Bowl.

Hills-Beaver Creek and Fertile-Beltrami traded touchdowns for much of the first half until the Patriots pulled away for a 30-14 halftime lead.

Patriots running back Eduardo Wegener ran for 162 yards and one touchdown. Wide receiver Brodie Metzger caught seven passes for 92 yards and one touchdown, and quarterback. Fertile-Beltrami running back Creed Tollefson ran for 114 yards and two touchdowns. Quarterback Gavin Aakhus threw five interceptions.

FINAL: Hillcrest Lutheran Academy 27, Kittson County Central 21

Hillcrest Lutheran Academy held off Kittson County Central's comeback attempt to reach the 9-Player Prep Bowl.

Kittson County Central scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but the Hillcrest Lutheran Academy lead was enough, and its defense stopped Kittson County Central on a critical fourth down to secure the win.

Hillcrest Lutheran Academy's Drew Fischer led them with 12 receptions for 100 yards and two touchdowns.

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Class 6A Semifinal

FINAL: No. 4 Edina 42, No. 2 Minnetonka 41

Live score recap here.

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