Minnesota (MSHSL) high school girls basketball state tournament: Day 2 scores, recaps, live updates (3/13/2025)

Get scores and updates from the second day of the 2025 MSHSL girls basketball state tournament
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The 2025 Minnesota (MSHSL) high school girls basketball state tournament continues on Thursday with the Class 1A quarterfinals and Class 3A and Class 4A semifinals.

High School on SI has scores, recaps and live updates throughout the second day of action.

The following article will be updated with scores and recaps of each game throughout the day. Refresh the page for the latest update.

Minnesota (MSHSL) high school girls basketball state tournament: Day 2 scores, recaps, live updates (3/13/2025)

CLASS 1A

Quarterfinals - Maturi Pavilion

FINAL: No. 1 Goodhue 76, No. 8 Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 47

Kendyl Lodermeier led Goodhue with 20 points as the Wildcats hope to defend their Class 1A title.

FINAL: No. 4 West Central Area 61, No. 5 Cromwell-Wright 54

Four players for West Central Area scored double-digit points, but Mya Foslien led the way with 17 points.

Cromwell-Wright's Remington Olesiak led all scorers with 19 points.

FINAL: No. 7 MACCRAY 55, No. 2 Mayer Lutheran 51

Brielle Janssen scored 27 points and 14 rebounds for MACCRAY. Marley Martin had 15 points for Mayer Lutheran.

FINAL: No. 3 Sleepy Eye Saint Mary's 65, No. 6 Sacred Heart Eagles 61

Morgan Mathiowetz scored 30 points for Sleepy Eye Saint Mary's while Lexi Lawrence led Sacred Heart with 27 points.


CLASS 3A

Semifinals - Williams Arena

FINAL: No. 1 Benilde-St. Margaret's 60, No. 5 Alexandria Area 52

Recap here.

FINAL: No. 3 Marshall 57, No. 7 Cretin-Derham Hall 48

Recap here.


CLASS 4A

Semifinals - Williams Arena

FINAL: No. 1 Maple Grove 69, No. 4 Lakeville North 50

“We had two very different styles on the floor,” Maple Grove head coach Mark Cook said. “Our ability to adapt to their style in the halfcourt really, really helped us.”

Recap here.

FINAL: No. 3 Hopkins 68, No. 2 Eastview 48

“They’re physical, and they’re tenacious,” Eastview head coach Molly Kasper said. “That benefits them. They can do that, and if a team can’t manage through that it becomes very difficult.”

Recap here.



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Jack Butler is the Regional Editor of the Midwest for SBLive/High School on SI. Jack has covered high school sports in Oregon, Arizona and Minnesota.