Minnesota (MSHSL) High School Football 2025 State Tournament Semifinals Schedule, Scores, Recaps - November 15

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

Jack Butler | Nov 16, 2025

Minneota celebrating a 2022 Class 1A Prep Bowl win / Jeff Lawler

The 2025 Minnesota high school football state tournament semifinals begin on Thursday, November 15 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The final day features the Class 1A semifinals and one game of the Class 3A and Class 5A semifinals.

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Minnesota (MSHSL) High School Football 2025 State Tournament Semifinals Schedule, Scores, Recaps - November 15

Class 1A

FINAL: Minneota 28, Mahnomen/Waubun 14

The Vikings scored three touchdowns in the second quarter to advance to their fifth consecutive Class 1A Prep Bowl.

Kellen Bradley led Minneota with 143 rush yards and one touchdown. Tristen Sussner added two touchdowns runs as well for the Vikings.

Brody Lhotka led Mahnomen/Waubun with 94 rushing yards.

FINAL: Breckenridge 28, Murray County Central 21

Breckenridge and Murray County Central matched touchdowns throughout the game, but the Cowboys defense held the Rebels' offense to midfield on its final drive.

Breckenridge running back David Erlandson ran for 123 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Cowboys.

Carson Lewis ran for 105 yards and two touchdowns, and Jordan Sturges added 98 rushing yards for the Rebels.

Class 3A

FINAL: Waseca 14, Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 13

Waseca and DGF traded touchdowns in the game, but the Bluejays blocked the Rebels PAT after a touchdown in the fourth quarter, and it proved to be the difference.

Weseca quarterback Kellen Klinger threw for 163 yards and one touchdown. Wide receiver Deron Russell caught six passes for 67 yards and one touchdown.

Jace Baumgartner led the Rebels on the ground with 109 yards and one touchdown. Quarterback Brady Wadena threw for 109 yards and one touchdown.

FINAL: Annandale 36, Minneapolis North 20

The Cardinals pulled away from the Polars in the second half. The game was tied at 14 at halftime, but Annandale running back Isaiah Turner scored twice, and quarterback Michael Kovall threw a touchdown pass, so the Cardinals had a 36-14 lead in the fourth quarter.

Annandale's Cameron Ergen ran for 118 yards and one touchdown.