Minnesota (MSHSL) high school girls hockey tournament: Day 1 scores, recaps, live updates (2/19/2025)

Get live updates and scores from the opening day of the Minnesota high school girls hockey state tournament
Orono plays Fergus Falls in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Minnesota girls hockey state tournament.
Orono plays Fergus Falls in the quarterfinals of the 2025 Minnesota girls hockey state tournament. / Jeff Lawler

The 2025 Minnesota (MSHSL) girls hockey state tournament kicks off with the Class 1A quarterfinals on Wednesday, February 19.

High School on SI has live updates and recaps of all four games to start the tournament. This page will be updated throughout the day as results go final.

Minnesota (MSHSL) high school girls hockey tournament: Day 1 scores, recaps, live updates (2/19/2025)

Class 1A Quarterfinals

No. 2 Orono 9, No. 7 Fergus Falls 0

The Spartans routed the Otters on their way to their fourth consecutive Class 1A semifinals.

Full recap here.

No. 3 Warroad 4, No. 6 Marshall 0

Warroad's four-peat hopes remain as they cruise by Marshall with a stifling defense.

Full recap.

No. 1 Dodge County 2, No. 8 River Lakes 0

Dodge County senior forward Nora Carstensen scored two goals to lead the Wildcats past River Lakes.

Wildcats' goalie Ida Huber saved all 21 shots that she faced, and the Wildcats killed all three penalties that they faced.

River Lakes' goalie Kaydence Roeske also had an impressive performance with 33 saves.

No. 4 Academy of Holy Angels 2, No. 5 Proctor/Hermantown 0

Proctor/Hermantown put 34 shots on goal to Holy Angels' 24, but senior forward Marissa Jung converted two of them to give the stars the win.

Full recap.


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Jack Butler
JACK BUTLER

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.