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2 Girls Hockey The Blake School repeats as Class A champion; Edina captures first Class AA crown The Blake School of Minneapolis continued its Class A supremacy with a 6-2 victory over St. Paul United in a rematch of the 2016 title game. This was a record-setting seventh title for the Bears. In addition to the past two years, they also won in 2003, 07, 09, 13, and 14. Edina, the top-seeded team in the Class AA field, proved worthy of that label by defeating Blaine 4-0 in the Class AA championship game. This was the first championship for the Hornets. Class A The Blake School was in seventh heaven after seeing its recent dominance in Class A girls hockey continue. The Bears cruised to a 6-2 victory over St. Paul United in the championship game to capture their state-record seventh crown. Five unanswered goals over the first and second periods gave The Blake School its fourth consecutive victory over United in the past year and the Class A championship for the fourth time in the past five seasons. In addition to Blake s 8-0 victory over St. Paul United in last season s Class A title game, the Bears also defeated United twice during play in the Independent Metro Athletic Conference. The Blake School defeated St. Paul United 3-0 on Jan. 3, and then 4-1 two weeks later. The rematch didn t go any better for United. The Bears (27-2-1) gained the separation they were looking for with a three-goal second period that turned a tight 2-1 lead into a commanding 5-1 advantage with one period to play. Ninth-grade forward Grace Johnson, ninth-grade forward Audrey Wethington, and sophomore forward Izzy Daniel each scored in the decisive second period. Senior forward Joie Phelps and junior forward Samantha Burke had goals for United (21-7-2). St. Paul United, which includes students from Visitation of Mendota Heights and St. Paul Academy and Summit School, forged its way into the championship game for the second consecutive season with a 4-2 semifinal victory over Warroad. Senior forward Maggie Conyers fueled United with three goals, including two in the first period. United also outshot the Warriors 18-4 through the first period. Junior defender Bergen Kobienia scored what proved to be the game-winner at 9:25 of the second period. Junior forward Madison Oinkers and senior forward Mariah Gardner scored for Warroad. The Blake School completed the championship rematch with a 4-1 victory over Northfield in the other semifinal. After a scoreless first period, ninth-grade forward Lilly Delianedis and sophomore defender Madeline Wethington scored goals to send the Bears to their fifth consecutive berth in the championship game. Northfield s lone goal came from senior defender Brynn Puppe, who scored on a power play with less than two minutes to play in the game. That made it 3-1 before ninth-grade forward Addie Burke added an empty-net goal for the Bears. In the third-place game, junior forward Madison Oelkers scored two goals in a 29- second span in the first period that gave Warroad momentum en route to a 6-2 victory over Northfield. The Warriors were outshot 12-8 in the first period and it appeared the opening 17 minutes of play would end in a scoreless deadlock. But Oelkers broke the tie on a goal with 34 seconds remaining in the period. The lead doubled when she notched another goal 29 seconds later. Warroad extended its lead to 3-1 after two periods, but Northfield senior forward Sarah Stowe pulled the Raiders to within 3-2 at 5:21 of the third period. Warroad then responded with three goals, including an empty-net goal from Oelkers to complete a hat trick. In the consolation final, Alexandria Area topped Hibbing/Chisholm 1-0. Junior forward Kristin Trosvig helped pave the way to victory with a short-handed goal midway through the third period. Her shot that eventually made its way into the goal gave the Cardinals the consolation crown for the second time and first since Alexandria Area senior goalie Sarah Finley recorded 24 saves in the crisply-played game that took just 1 hour, 34 minutes to complete. Sophomore goalie Abby Edstrom made 32 saves for the Bluejackets. Class AA It took three trips to a championship game for Edina to end the tournament with gold medals. In two previous championship game appearances, the Hornets were runnerup to Roseville Area in 2010 and Minnetonka in Continued on page 250 Blaine goalie Jaela O Brien turns away an attack by Edina s Emily Oden (16) and Anna Klein (19) during the Class AA championship game. Edina won its first championship after posting a 4-0 victory over the Bengals. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 241

3 2017 State Class A Champion The Blake School, Minneapolis Row 1 (L-R): Anna Kruesel, Olivia Bizal. Row 2: Madeline Wethington, Lucy Burton, Grace Vojta, Grace Johnson. Row 3: Hayley Konowalchuk, Kyra Willoughby, Sarah Chute, Sarah Levitt, CC Wallin, Sara McClanahan. Row 4: Asst. Coach Ashley Stenerson, Sophie Skallerud, Lucy Kiernat, Maddie Tix, Izzy Daniel, Lily Delianedis, Audrey Wethington, Addie Burton. Row 5: Asst. Coach Cody Bishop, Asst. Coach Alex Ward, Head Coach Shawn Reid. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 3 *Mankato East/Loyola (17-9-1) #2 4 *St. Paul United (19-6-2) 7 *Hibbing/Chisholm ( ) #3 8 Warroad (17-8-2) 6 Alexandria Area ( ) #1 5 The Blake School, Minneapolis (24-2-1) #5 1 Northfield (19-6-3) #4 2 *Mound Westonka/Watertown- Mayer/SW Christian (21-6-0) *Mankato East/Loyola 2017 Championship Series Class A *St. Paul United 10-0 Warroad 5-2 SEMIFINALS The Blake School, Minneapolis 3-0 Northfield 2-0 Warroad Northfield February 22-25, 2017, St. Paul Ridder Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP *St. Paul United 4-2 The Blake School, Minneapolis 4-1 Warroad 6-2 THIRD PLACE The Blake School, Minneapolis CLASS A *Hibbing/Chisholm Alexandria Area Ridder Arena, U of M Ridder Arena, U of M *Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/ SW Christian *Hibbing/Chisholm 6-2 Ridder Arena, U of M Alexandria Area 7-6 (OT) Alexandria Area 1-0 CONSOLATION CHAMPION *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 242 Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

4 2017 State Class AA Champion Edina Row 1 (L-R): Olivia Swaim, Ellie Mahoney, Megan Smith, Grace Bowlby, Anna Goldstein, Olivia Kilberg, CC Bowlby. Row 2: Head Coach Sami Reber, Mgr. Maddie Silianoff, Leah Gresham, Anna Klein, Mallory Uihlein, Aliyah Lance, Eva Hendrikson, Evelyn Adams, Mgr. Lauren Olsen, Coach Ellie Lee. Row 3: Coach Scott Ryerse, Sophie Slattery, Annie Kuehl, Lolita Fidler, Kaitlin Enriquez, Emily Oden, Brooke Tucker, Savanna Atol, Coach Josh Reber. QUARTERFINALS SEED / SECTION 8 Roseau (19-8-1) #2 5 Blaine (22-3-2) 3 Eastview, Apple Valley ( ) #3 4 Hill-Murray, Maplewood (23-4-1) 1 Farmington ( ) #1 6 Edina (25-1-1) #5 7 Forest Lake (20-6-2) 2017 Championship Series Class AA Blaine 7-1 Hill-Murray, Maplewood 4-1 Edina 4-1 SEMIFINALS Eden Prairie 6-4 February 23-25, 2017, St. Paul Ridder Arena, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis CHAMPIONSHIP Blaine 5-1 Edina 4-0 Edina CLASS AA #4 2 Eden Prairie (19-6-2) Roseau Hill-Murray, Maplewood Eden Prairie Eden Prairie 6-0 THIRD PLACE Eastview, Apple Valley Farmington Ridder Arena, U of M Ridder Arena, U of M Eastview, Apple Valley 4-1 Farmington 1-0 Ridder Arena, U of M Farmington 3-0 CONSOLATION CHAMPION Forest Lake *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 243

5 Wells Fargo All-Tournament Teams MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class A 2017 Wells Fargo Class A All-Tournament Team includes: Madison Oelkers, Warroad, Forward; Mariah Gardner, Warroad, Forward; McKenzie Revering, Alexandria Area, Defense; Abby Edstrom, *Hibbing/Chisholm, Goalie; Mallorie Iozzo, *Hibbing/Chisholm, Forward; Kate Boland, Northfield, Defense; Bergen Kobienia, *St. Paul United, Defense; Joie Phelps, *St. Paul United, Forward; Maggie Conners, *St. Paul United, Forward; Anna Kruesel, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Goalie; Lily Delianedis, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Forward; Madeline Wethington, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Defense. MINNESOTA PREP PHOTO / MnPrepPhoto.com Class AA 2017 Wells Fargo Class AA All-Tournament Team includes: Naomi Rogge, Eden Prairie, Forward; Sammie Morton, Eden Prairie, Defense; Abby Bollig, Farmington, Goalie; Ellie Moser, Farmington, Forward; Emily Brown, Blaine, Defense; Kenzie Wylie, Blaine, Defense; Paige Beebe, Blaine, Forward; Anna Goldstein, Edina, Goalie; Grace Bowlby, Edina, Defense; Lolita Fidler, Edina, Forward; Olivia Kilberg, Edina, Forward; Sophie Slattery, Edina, Forward. 244 Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

6 State Girls Hockey Tournament Records (2-Games) TEAM Most Goals One Tournament , Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005 Most Goals One Game , Apple Valley, 1995; Roseville, 1996; Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002 & 2003; Benilde-St. Margaret's, St. Louis Park, 2004 Most Goals Two Teams One Game , Apple Valley 6 vs. Stillwater 4, 1995 Most Goals One Period , Apple Valley, 1995; Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament , Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2002 Fewest Goals Tournament , Blake, 1996 Most Shutouts - All Teams , 1995; 2004 INDIVIDUAL Most All-Time Total Points , Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, Most All-Time Total Goals , Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm, Most All-Time Total Assists , Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, Most Points One Game , Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003; Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm (vs. Alexandria), 2004 Most Goals One Game , Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003 Most Assists One Game , Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm (vs. Farmington/Randolph), 2003 Most Points One Period , Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Renee Curtin, Roseville, 1996; Lauren Smith, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005 Most Goals One Period , Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Renee Curtin, Roseville, 1996 Most Assists One Period , Ronda Curtin, Roseville, 1996 Most Hat Tricks , Michelle Sikich, Apple Valley, 1995; Carrie Stefaniak, Henry Sibley, 1995; Renee Curtin, Roseville Area, 1996; Andrea Nichols, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002 & 2003; Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm, 2004; Jennifer Pusch, Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield, 2005; Annie Bauerfeld, South St. Paul, 2006 Most Shutouts All Tournament , Jennifer Retka, South St. Paul, 1995; Jenny Jannett, Apple Valley, 1995; Laura Kelly, Burnsville, 1996; Katie Jetland, Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2002; Kitty Hurley, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2003; Sarah Windhorst, Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2004; Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, 2005 Most Stops One Tournament , Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, 2006 Most Stops One Game , Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, vs. Warroad, 2006 Most Stops One Period by One Goalie , Daedra Culshaw, New Prague, in 2nd period (vs. Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield), (3-Games) TEAM Most Goals One Tournament , Warroad, 2010 Most Goals One Game , Warroad (vs. Detroit Lakes), 2012 Most Goals Two Teams One Game , Warroad (13) vs. Detroit Lakes (1), 2012 Most Goals by 1 Team in One Period , Warroad (vs. Detroit Lakes), 2012 Most Goals by 2 Teams in One Period , Warroad (vs. Detroit Lakes), 2012 Fewest Goals Against - Tournament , Warroad, 2011; The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2016; Edina, 2017 Fewest Goals Tournament , *Marshall Tigers, 2007; *Hutchinson Tigers, 2009; Andover, 2015; Northfield, 2016 Most Shots by 1 Team in a Regulation Game... 60, The Blake School, Minneapolis (vs. Luverne*), 2016 Most Shots by 1 Team in an Overtime Game... 63, Minnetonka vs. Lakeville North, 2013 (6 overtimes) Most Shutouts - All Teams , The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2009; Warroad, 2011; Edina, 2011; The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2015; The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2016; Edina, 2017; Farmington, 2017 Longest Elapsed Game Time :29, Minnetonka vs. Lakeville North, 2013 INDIVIDUAL Most Total Points - Tournament , Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000 Most All-Time Tournament Points , Lisa Marvin, Warroad, Most Total Goals - Tournament , Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000 Most All-Time Tournament Goals , Carly Bullock, The Blake School, Minneapolis, Most Total Assists - Tournament , Amy Plude, Elk River Area, 2004; Ashley Young, South St. Paul, 2005; Lisa Marvin, Warroad, 2012; Sylvie Wallin, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2016 Most Points One Game , Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Hopkins), 1997; Taylor Jenkins, Austin (vs. Marshall), 2007 Most Goals One Game , Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 1999 Most Assists One Game , Taylor Jenkins, Austin (vs. Marshall), 2007; Ellen Swiontkowski, Breck School, Golden Valley (vs. Austin), 2008; Lisa Marvin, Warroad (vs. Detroit Lakes), 2012; Alexis Joyce, Lakeville North (vs. Roseau), 2012; Reagan Haley, Red Wing (vs. Hutchinson), 2012 Most Points One Period , Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000 Most Goals One Period , Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000 Most Assists One Period , Natalie Darwitz, Eagan (vs. Chaska), 2000; Ellen Swiontkowski, Breck School, Golden Valley (vs. Alexandria), 2007; Taylor Jenkins, Austin (vs. Marshall), 2007; Ellen Swiontkowski, Breck School, Golden Valley (vs. Austin), 2008; Molly Arola, *Grand Rapids/Greenway (vs. Farmington), 2008; Lisa Marvin, Warroad (vs. Detroit Lakes), 2012; Reagan Haley, Red Wing (vs. Hutchinson), 2012; Caitlin Reilly, Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park (vs. Roseau), 2014; Maia Martinez, Maple Grove (vs. Lakeville South), 2016; Mariah Gardner, Warroad (vs. *Hibbing/Chisholm), 2017 Most Hat Tricks - Tournament , Krissy Wendell, Park Center, 2000; Carly Bullock, The Blake School, 2016 Most Shutouts All Tournament , Chloe Billadeau, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2009; Shelby Amsley-Benzie, Warroad, 2011; Maddie Dahl, Edina, 2011; Anna Kruesel, The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2016; Anna Goldstein, Edina, 2017 Most Stops One Tournament , Johanna Ellison, Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, 2005 Most Stops One Game , Cassie Alexander, Lakeville North (vs. Minnetonka), 2013 Most Stops One Period by One Goalie , Abbi White, Forest Lake in 1st period (vs. Eagan), 2013 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 245

7 Summary of State Tournament Records Most Appearances South St. Paul Most Times Champions The Blake School, Minneapolis Most Times Runners-up *Hibbing/Chisholm; South St. Paul; Warroad Most Times Third Place Red Wing Most Times Consolation Champions Eagan Most Games Won South St. Paul Most Games Lost Alexandria Area Best Won-Lost Pct. (10 or more games) (11-1) Minnetonka Most Goals Scored South St. Paul Most Goals Against *New Ulm Girls Hockey Championship Games and Place Winners Year Champion Runner-up Score Third Place Consolation 1995 Apple Valley (24-0-1) South St. Paul 2-0 Henry Sibley, West St. Paul 1996 Roseville Area (26-0-0) Burnsville 5-2 *Blaine/Coon Rapids 1997 *Hibbing/Chisholm (24-4-0) Eagan 6-3 Blaine Roseville Area 1998 Apple Valley (21-8-0) *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin 1-0 OT Roseville Area Eagan 1999 Roseville Area (27-0-1) Bloomington Jefferson 8-2 South St. Paul Park Center, Brooklyn Park 2000 Park Center, Brooklyn Park (27-1-0) Anoka 6-0 Bloomington Jefferson Eagan 2001 Bloomington Jefferson (24-6-1) Blaine 2-1 South St. Paul Moorhead 2002 A - Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park (21-7-3) *Hibbing/Chisholm 2-1 Willmar AA - South St. Paul (28-2-0) White Bear Lake Area 2-1 Burnsville *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 2003 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (26-4-1) *Hibbing/Chisholm 3-2 *Farmington/Randolph AA - South St. Paul (31-0-0) *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 2-1 OT Apple Valley Elk River Area 2004 A - Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park (28-1-1) New Prague 6-2 *Hibbing/Chisholm AA - Elk River Area (29-2-0) North, North St. Paul 3-2 OT Eden Prairie *Anoka/PACT 2005 A - Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield (26-4-1) *Hibbing/Chisholm 5-3 New Prague AA - South St. Paul (30-1-0) *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton 5-1 Wayzata Centennial, Circle Pines 2006 A - South St. Paul (23-6-1) Warroad 3-2 OT Alexandria AA - Eden Prairie (31-0-0) Coon Rapids 6-1 *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Stillwater Area 2007 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (26-4) Farmington 2-1 Crookston Breck School, Golden Valley AA - Stillwater Area (22-6-3) *North Metro Stars 4-1 Benilde-St. Margaret s Burnsville 2008 A - Alexandria (27-1-2) Breck School, Golden Valley 2-1 Roseau Hibbing/Chisholm AA - Eden Prairie (29-1-1) *Grand Rapids/Greenway 5-3 Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park 2009 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (29-2) Warroad 4-3 Red Wing Fergus Falls AA - Stillwater Area (27-4) Hopkins 5-3 Edina Irondale, New Brighton 2010 A - Warroad (28-1-1) Breck School, Golden Valley 3-1 South St. Paul Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom AA - Roseville Area (28-2-1) Edina 4-0 Hopkins Burnsville 2011 A - Warroad (27-3-0) South St. Paul 5-1 Breck School, Golden Valley Red Wing AA - Minnetonka (29-1-1) Edina 3-2 *Coon Rapids *Elk River/Zimmerman 2012 A - Breck School, Golden Valley (27-2-1) South St. Paul 3-2 2OT Warroad Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom AA - Minnetonka (25-5-1) Roseville Area 3-0 Edina Roseau 2013 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (22-5-3) Warroad 7-2 Red Wing *Hibbing/Chisholm AA - Minnetonka (27-4-0) Hill-Murray, Maplewood 3-1 Lakeville North Eagan 2014 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (23-7-1) East Grand Forks 3-2 Red Wing *Proctor/Hermantown AA - Hill-Murray, Maplewood (26-3-1) Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park 5-3 Lakeville North Andover 2015 A - *Thief River Falls (26-1-3) The Blake School, Minneapolis 3-1 Red Wing Alexandria AA - Hill-Murray, Maplewood (25-5-0) Minnetonka 2-1 Edina *Blaine 2016 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (26-2-2) *St. Paul United 8-0 Warroad New Prague AA - Eden Prairie (22-7-2) Maple Grove 3-2 OT Hill-Murray, Maplewood Eastview, Apple Valley 2017 A - The Blake School, Minneapolis (27-2-1) *St. Paul United 6-2 Warroad Alexandria Area AA - Edina (28-1-1) Blaine 4-0 Eden Prairie Farmington *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 246 Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

8 State Girls Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance Session 1 - Quarterfinals (New in 1997) Adults 1, , ,105 Students 1,556 1,465 2, ,999 Session 2 - Quarterfinals (New in 1997) Adults 1,186 2,662 1,109 1,865 1,009 Students 987 1, , Session 3 - Consolation Semifinals (New in 1997) Adults Students Session 4 - Semifinals (Session 1 in 96 & 95) Adults 1,082 1,969 1,489 1,548 1,865 2,036 1,821 Students 1,670 1,383 1,184 1,332 1,278 1,536 1,239 Session 5 - Consolation Final & 3rd Place (New in 1997) Adults Students Session 6 - Finals (& 3rd Place in 96 & 95) Adults 2,006 2,219 2,078 1,102 1,451 1, Students 1,397 1,650 1, ,309 1,226 1,049 Grand Total Paid Attendance 6,155 7,221 12,911 13,005 14,744 12,653 11,063 New Class AA (8 Teams) & Class A (4 Teams) Format beginning 2002 Session 1 - AA Quarterfinals (New in 2002) Adults ,342 1, Students 2,250 1,253 2,042 2,023 2,374 Session 2 - AA Quarterfinals (New in 2002) Adults 1,015 1,533 1,086 1,288 1,424 Students 912 1, ,096 Session 3 - AA Consolation Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults Students Session 4 - A Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults Students 1, , ,414 Session 5 - AA Semifinals (New in 2002) Adults 1,514 1,083 1,275 1,119 1,316 Students 1, ,081 1,145 1,340 Session 6 - AA Consolation Final (New in 2003) Adults Students & A 3rd Place & A Championship (New in 2003) Adults Students Session 6 - AA Consolation Final & AA & A - 3rd Place (New in 2002) Adults 552 Students 300 Session 7 - AA 3rd Place & AA Championship (New in 2003) Adults 1,136 1,196 1,235 1,638 Students 841 1, ,879 Session 7 - A & AA Finals (New in 2002) Adults 1,809 Students 1,830 Grand Total Paid Attendance 15,551 12,727 14,904 13,548 16,842 New Class AA (8 Teams) & Class A (8 Teams) Format beginning Wednesday Afternoon - A Quarterfinals 2,269 2,149 1,704 2,216 1,602 1,077 1,946 1,442 Wednesday Evening - A Quarterfinals 1,746 1,221 1,961 2,200 1,690 1,722 1,176 2,050 Thursday Morning & Afternoon - A Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci Thursday Afternoon - AA Quarterfinals 3,955 2,980 3,108 2,897 3,733 2,993 3,016 1,902 Thursday Evening - AA Quarterfinals 2,015 2,688 2,034 2,551 2,703 1,814 2,122 1,188 Friday Afternoon - A Semifinals 2,346 2,259 1,833 2,098 2,373 2,756 2,157 1,760 Friday Afternoon - AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci Friday Evening - AA Semifinals 2,285 2,626 2,031 2,383 2,793 1,993 1,442 1,260 Saturday Morning - A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci Saturday Afternoon - A Third Place & Championship 2,033 1,800 1,397 1,100 1,382 1,747 1,313 1,108 Saturday Evening - AA Third Place & Championship 2,493 2,290 3,055 2,414 2,685 3,089 2,810 1,717 Grand Totals - AA & A 20,836 19,865 19,179 19,513 20,470 18,912 17,528 13,618 Continued on page 248 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 247

9 State Girls Hockey Tournament Paid Attendance (Continued from page 247) New Class AA (8 Teams) & Class A (8 Teams) Format beginning Wednesday Afternoon - A Quarterfinals 1,440 2,285 1,831 Wednesday Evening - A Quarterfinals 1,352 1,796 1,837 Thursday Morning & Afternoon - A Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci Thursday Afternoon - AA Quarterfinals 4,245 3,921 3,228 Thursday Evening - AA Quarterfinals 2,558 2,312 2,679 Friday Afternoon - A Semifinals 2,609 2,302 2,246 Friday Afternoon - AA Conso. Semifinals - Mariucci Friday Evening - AA Semifinals 2,690 2,297 2,463 Saturday Morning - A & Class AA Conso. Finals - Mariucci Saturday Afternoon (Class A & AA Third Place) (New 2015) Saturday Evening (Class A & AA Championship) (New 2015) 3,912 4,079 4,566 Grand Totals - AA & A 20,826 21,080 21,080 State Tournament Appearances Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield A Champion, 06 Alexandria Area , 05, 06, 07, 08 A Champion, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Andover , 15 Anoka , 2000 Runner-up, 02, 03, 04, 05 Apple Valley Champion, 1998 Champion, 2003 Austin , 07, 08 Bemidji , 07 Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park A Champion, 04 A Champion, 07, 08, 14 AA Runner-up Blaine , 2001 Runner-up, 17 AA Runner-up *Blaine (Blaine/Legacy Christian Academy) *Blaine/Coon Rapids Blake School (The), Minneapolis , 2001, 03 A Champion, 07 A Champion, 09 A Champion, 13 A Champion, 14 A Champion, 15 A Runner-up, 16 A Champion, 17 A Champion Bloomington Jefferson , 1999 Runner-up, 2000, 01 Champion, 02 Breck School, Golden Valley , 08 A Runner-up, 10 A Runner-up, 11, 12 A Champion *Buffalo (Buffalo, Delano, Maple Lake, Rockford) Burnsville Runner-up, 1999, 2002, 07, 10, 14 Centennial, Circle Pines , 08 Chaska , 01 Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom , 12 *Chisago Lakes Area/Pine City *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton , 03 AA Runner-up, 05 AA Runner-up, 06, 09 Coon Rapids AA Runner-up *Coon Rapids (Coon Rapids, Maranatha Christian Academy) Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul , 08 *Crookston Detroit Lakes *Duluth Eagan Runner-up, 1998, 2000, 04, 08, 09, 12, 13 East Grand Forks A Runner-up Eastview, Apple Valley , 16, 17 Eden Prairie , 04, 06 AA Champion, 08 AA Champion, 13, 14, 16 AA Champion, 17 Edina , 10 AA Runner-up, 11 AA Runner-up, 12, 15, 16, 17 AA Champion Elk River Area , 04 AA Champion, 08 *Elk River/Zimmerman , 11 *Eveleth-Gilbert (Eveleth-Gilbert, Mesabi East, Virginia, Mountain Iron-Buhl) , 11 *Faribault Farmington A Runner-up, 08, 17 *Farmington/Randolph , 03 Fergus Falls Forest Lake , 13, 16, 17 *Grand Rapids/Greenway , 08 AA Runner-up, 12 Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights *Hibbing/Chisholm , 02 A Runner-up, 03 A Runner-up, 04, 05 A Runner-up, 07, 08, 13, 15, 17 *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin Champion, 1998 Runner-up Hill-Murray, Maplewood , 13 AA Runner-up, 14 AA Champion, 15 AA Champion, 16, 17 Hopkins , 2009 AA Runner-up, 10 Hutchinson , 11, 12, 15 *Hutchinson Tigers Irondale, New Brighton , 10, 13 Lakeville , 04 Lakeville North , 12, 13, 14 Lakeville South , 11, 15, 16 *Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato *Luverne (Luverne/Adrian) Mahtomedi *Mankato East/Loyola *Mankato East/West Maple Grove AA Runner-up *Marshall Tigers , 08 Minnetonka AA Champion, 12 AA Champion, 13 AA Champion, 15 AA Runner-up Moorhead , 02, 06 Mound Westonka *Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/ SW Christian Mounds View , 1998, 1999, 2012, 14 New Prague A Runner-up, 05, 06, 08, 16 *New Ulm (New Ulm, New Ulm Cathedral, Sleep Eye, Sleepy Eye St. Mary s) , 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 North, North St. Paul , 04 AA Runner-up *North Metro Stars (Park Center, Brooklyn Center, Fridley, Osseo, Columbia Heights) AA Runner-up *North Wright County (St. Michael-Albertville, Annandale, Monticello) , 13 Northfield , 17 Owatonna , 2001, 03 Park Center, Brooklyn Park , 2000 Champion *Proctor/Hermantown , 16 *Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall School Red Wing , 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Rochester Mayo , 07 *Rochester Mayo/Lourdes , 06 Roseau , 10, 12, 14, 17 Rosemount Roseville Area Champion, 1997, 1998, 1999 Champion, 2006, 07, 10 AA Champion, 12 AA Runner-up *St. Paul United (Visitation, Mendota Heights & St. Paul Academy & Summit School) , 16 A Runner-up, 17 A Runner-up *Sartell/Sauk Rapids South St. Paul Runner-up, 1999, 2001, 02 AA Champion, 03 AA Champion, 04, 05 AA Champion, 06 A Champion, 08, 10, 11 A Runner-up, 12 A Runner-up, 13, 15 Stillwater Area , 1997, 2006, 07 AA Champion, 09 AA Champion *Thief River Falls (Thief River Falls, Goodridge, Red Lake County Central, Warren-Alvarado-Oslo) A Champion Warroad AA Runner-up, 09 A Runner-up, 10 A Champion, 11 A Champion, 12, 13 A Runner-up, 16, 17 Wayzata White Bear Lake Area AA Runner-up Willmar , 03 *Wright County Blades *Denotes cooperatively sponsored programs. 248 Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

10 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored Times at Cons. Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Champ. Wins Losses For Against Academy of Holy Angels, Richfield Alexandria Area Andover Anoka Apple Valley Austin Bemidji Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park Blaine *Blaine (Blaine/Legacy Christian Academy) *Blaine/Coon Rapids Blake School (The), Minneapolis Bloomington Jefferson Breck School, Golden Valley *Buffalo (Buffalo/Delano/Maple Lake/Rockford) Burnsville Centennial, Circle Pines Chaska Chisago Lakes, Lindstrom *Chisago Lakes Area/Pine City *Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Coon Rapids *Coon Rapids Cretin-Derham Hall, St. Paul *Crookston Detroit Lakes *Duluth Eagan East Grand Forks Eastview, Apple Valley Eden Prairie Edina Elk River Area *Elk River/Zimmerman *Eveleth-Gilbert *Faribault Farmington *Farmington/Randolph Fergus Falls Forest Lake *Grand Rapids/Greenway Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights *Hibbing/Chisholm *Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk-Keewatin Hill-Murray, Maplewood Hopkins Hutchinson *Hutchinson Irondale, New Brighton Lakeville Lakeville North Lakeville South *Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato *Luverne (Luverne/Adrian) Mahtomedi *Mankato East/Loyola *Mankato East/West Maple Grove *Marshall Minnetonka Moorhead Mound Westonka *Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/SW Christian Mounds View New Prague *New Ulm North, North St. Paul *North Metro Stars *North Wright County Northfield Owatonna Park Center, Brooklyn Park Continued on page 250 Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 249

11 Appearances, Records, Goals Scored (Continued from page 249) Times at Cons. Goals Goals Schools State 1st 2nd 3rd Champ. Wins Losses For Against *Proctor/Hermantown *Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall Red Wing Rochester Mayo *Rochester Mayo/Lourdes Roseau Rosemount Roseville Area *St. Paul United (Visitation/St. Paul Academy & Summit School) *Sartell/Sauk Rapids South St. Paul Stillwater Area *Thief River Falls (Thief River Falls/Goodridge/ Red Lake County Central/Warren-Alvarado-Oslo) Warroad Wayzata White Bear Lake Area Willmar *Wright County Blades REVIEW (Continued from page 241) But this time, the Hornets completed their championship journey with a 4-0 victory over Blaine. Junior forward Lolita Fidler scored two goals and senior goalie Anna Goldsmith made 16 saves in recording the historic win for the Hornets program. Edina (28-1-1) built a 2-0 lead with 2:07 left in the first period on a re-directed shot by senior forward Olivia Kilberg. She was cruising through the front of the goal when sophomore defender Evelyn Adams fired a shot along the near boards. Kilberg got just enough stick on the shot to direct it past Blaine junior goalie Jaela O Brien. The Hornets wasted little time getting on the scoreboard. With just 59 seconds elapsed, Fidler scored her third goal of the tournament by deflecting a shot by junior Eva Hendrickson, who fired a blast from just inside the blue line. Fidler scored her second goal of the game midway through the second period on a rebound after an initial shot by Kilberg. Sophomore forward Olivia Swaim completed the Hornets scoring with a thirdperiod goal. Blaine was attempting to win its first title, too, but the Bengals were in a championship game for just the second time. In its previous state championship berth, Blaine lost to Bloomington Jefferson 2-1 in 2001, the final season of the single-class format. Blaine earned a berth in the championship game following a 5-1 victory over Hill-Murray of Maplewood in the semifinals. Junior forward Gabby Rosenthal, senior forward Paige Beebe, and sophomore forward Ramsey Parent each had a goal, and that same top line combined for three assists. The Bengals and Pioneers kept things close through two periods, but Blaine senior defender Emily Brown seemed to deflate any hope the Pioneers harbored when she gave the Bengals a 3-1 advantage with two seconds left in the second period. Beebe then pushed ALL-TIME RECORD-SETTER MARIAH GARDNER Warroad Most Assists One Period 3 (tie) the lead to 4-1 when she scored 11 seconds into the third period. Edina filled the other championship slot with a 4-0 victory over Eden Prairie, its Lake Conference rival. Lolita Fidler, senior forward Sophie Slattery, junior forward Emily Oden, and senior forward Anna Klein took care of the scoring for the Hornets. Fidler scored on a rebound from Slattery to put Edina up 1-0, and three minutes later, Slattery scored a goal of her own. In the third-place game, Eden Prairie defeated Hill-Murray for the second time in the season following a 6-0 victory. Senior forward Naomi Rogge led five different Eden Prairie players in scoring with two goals and three assists. She finished the tournament with five goals and four assists. ALL-TIME RECORD-SETTER ANNA GOLDSTEIN Edina Most Shutouts All Tournament 2 (tie) Hill-Murray sophomore goalie Ava Bailey faced 37 shots, including 11 from Rogge. Hill- Murray lost to Eden Prairie 4-2 in its season opener on Nov. 15. In the consolation final, two late secondperiod goals spurred Farmington to a 3-0 victory over Eastview of Apple Valley. Eighthgrade defender Brenna Furhman and sophomore forward Marissa Agerter scored goals about five minutes apart late in the second period to help send the Tigers to victory. Agerter gave the Tigers a two-goal advantage when she scored with five seconds remaining in the second period. Her longrange shot from the near circle sailed into the upper corner and gave Farmington a lead and confidence with one period to play. Continued on page Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

12 2004 A Danny Blacker, Hibbing/Chisholm AA Molly McDonald, Lakeville 2005 A Kayla Hagen, Hibbing/Chisholm AA Kellye Nelson, Centennial, Circle Pines 2006 A Brittany Dunkel, Warroad AA Chelsey Jones, Stillwater Area 2007 A Abby Williams, Alexandria AA Lindsey Mortinson, Burnsville 2008 A Ashley Holmes, Alexandria AA Emily Erickson, *Grand Rapids/Greenway 2009 A Rosie Alleva, Red Wing AA Gina McDonald, Irondale, New Brighton 2010 A Fallon Macemon, Hutchinson AA Caitie Morris, Edina Herb Brooks Award Recipients A Amanda Arbogast, Eveleth-Gilbert AA Carolyn Draayer, Minnetonka 2012 A Cori Fairbanks, Red Wing AA Sydney Helmbrecht, *Grand Rapids/Greenway 2013 A Katie Dye, *Hibbing/Chisholm AA McKenzie Johnson, Eden Prairie 2014 A Reilly Fawcett, *Proctor/Hermantown AA Bella Sutton, Mounds View 2015 A Frances Marshall, *Thief River Falls AA Makayla Tilton, *Blaine 2016 A Sophie McGovern, *Proctor/Hermantown AA Kaitlyn VanTassel, Forest Lake 2017 A-Lilly Rewertz, *Hibbing/Chisholm AA-Emily Brown, Blaine 2017 REVIEW (Continued from page 250) Farmington opened the scoring about five minutes earlier on Furhman s shot from beyond the blue line. Eighth-grade forward Carly Lancaster capped the scoring on an empty-net goal with 55 seconds remaining in regulation. Junior defender Kati Quaintance had a team-high four shots for Eastview. This was the third time this season that Farmington and Eastview had played one another. In the previous two games, the teams split during South Suburban Conference play. The Class A Herb Brooks Award and a $1,000 scholarship were presented to Lilly Rewertz of *Hibbing/Chisholm. The Class AA Herb Brooks Award and a $1,000 scholarship were presented to Emily Brown of Blaine. The 2017 State Girls Hockey Tournament was played February 22-25, with championship-round games at in St. Paul and consolation games at Ridder Arena on the University of Minnesota campus in Minneapolis. Total paid attendance was a record-setting 21,080. Minnesota State High School League YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Girls Hockey 251

13 Akins, John Mahtomedi, 2009 Aldrich, Betsy The Blake School, Minneapolis, 1996 Anderson, Bruce Burnsville, 2007, 2010 Anderson, Jon White Bear Lake Area, 2002 Anderson, Marty Sartell/Sauk Rapids, 2016 Anderson, Matt Anoka, 2000, 2002; Anoka/PACT, 2003, 2004 Anderson, Ted Forest Lake, 2001 Arola, Molly Alexandria Area, 2017 Aus, Peter Mounds View, 2012 Bartholdi, Richard Cloquet/Esko/Carlton, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009 Bergstrom, Brian Roseau, 2008, 2010, 2012 Bielenberg, Brent Northfield, 2016, 2017 Bjorlin, Ken Stillwater Area, 1995 Bray, Denny Austin, 2000, 2007, 2008 Brodt, Vic Roseville Area, 2007, 2010, 2012 Bryant, Rich Hibbing/Chisholm, 2000 Bydlon, Marci Blaine / Coon Rapids, 1996; Blaine, 1997, 2001 Cassano, Tracy Rosemount, 2011; Burnsville, 2014 Chapple, Joe Mounds View, 1999 Christopherson, Jessica Coon Rapids, 2011 Coe, Rick Bemidji, 2000 Cole, David St. Paul United, 2014 Dahl, Gretchen Faribault, 2010 Dahl, Ross Willmar, 2002, 2003 Dahlof, Ray Buffalo, 2015 Darwitz, Natalie Lakeville South, 2015 Darwitz, Scott Eagan, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2012 Diggins, Mike Centennial, Circle Pines, 2005, 2008 Donovan, John Park Center, Brooklyn Park, 1999, 2000 Driver, Bob Wright County Blades, 2005 Eggleston, Steve Eagan, 1997 Erickson, Chris Mound Westonka, 2013 Erickson, Emily Hibbing/Chisholm, 2017 Fabel, Mitch Hutchinson, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 Faber, Kristin New Ulm, 2014, 2015 Fukushima, Mas Owatonna, 1997 Fuller, Nathan Mankato East/Loyola, 2017 Gamble, John Rochester Mayo, 2005, 2006, 2007 Gilderman, Glen Proctor/Hermantown/Marshall School, 2010; Proctor/Hermantown, 2014, 2016 Graftstrom, Bart Rochester Mayo, 1998 Granley, Chris Grand Rapids/Greenway, 2008 Gravel, Jack Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2004; North Metro Stars, 2007; Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/SW Christian, 2017 Grossman, Jaime Academy of Holy Angels, 2005, 2006; Eden Prairie, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017 Guider, Steve Blaine, 2015, 2017 Gullickson, Dan New Prague, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 Gustafson, Lori Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1995 Girls Hockey Tournament Head Coaches Gutterman, Todd Forest Lake, 2016, 2017 Haley, Scott Red Wing, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 Hanley, Jen Burnsville, 1999, 2002 Hanson, Christina Mounds View, 2014 Hanson, Tim North Wright County, 2011 Harvey, Herb Lakeville, 2002, 2004; Eastview, Apple Valley, 2015, 2016, 2017 Hayes, Pete Anoka, 2005 Heasley, Joe Elk River, 2008; Elk River/Zimmerman, 2009, 2011 Hegland, Amber Wayzata, 2005; Maple Grove, 2016 Herbst, David Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2007, 2008, 2014 Hendrickson, Ron Eveleth-Gilbert, 2009, 2011 Hohlen, Barry Elk River Area, 2003, 2004 Holmes, Jon Farmington, 2008, 2017 Hovel, Blair Alexandria Area, 2014, 2015, 2016 Huglen, Steve Roseau, 2014, 2017 Hunst, Tim Owatonna, 2001, 2003 Hyduke, Brad Grand Rapids/Greenway, 2012 Hyduke, Pete Hibbing/Chisholm, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2015 Illikainen, Darin Grand Rapids/Greenway, 2012 Impola, Hannah Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato, 2014 Irvin, Dave Bloomington Jefferson, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Johnson, Eric Minnetonka, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015 Johnson, Jason North Wright County, 2013 Johnson, Mark Lakeville South, 2016 Keys, Jeff Cretin-Derham Hall, 2005, 2008 Knutson, Scott Warroad, 2006 Kochevar, Buck Lakeville North, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 Kolehmainen, Jeff Eagan, 2012 Kron, Bill Anoka, 1998 Kuehne, Rich Roseville Area, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 Little, Rob Breck School, Golden Valley, 2007, 2008 Loch, Mitch Alexandria, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 Long, Doug Stillwater Area, 1997 MacFarlane, Jim Moorhead, 2001, 2002, 2006 Magill, Terry North, N. St. Paul, 2003 Magnuson, Al Chisago Lakes/Pine City, 2004 Mahlen, Jason Chisago Lakes Area, Lindstrom, 2010, 2012 Marshall, Brad North, N. St. Paul, 2004 Marvin, David Warroad, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2017 Mauer, Nate St. Paul United (Visitation/St. Paul Academy & Summit School), 2016, 2017 Menne, Matt Bemidji, 2007 Moberg, Aaron Mounds View, 2014 Moe, Tim Crookston, 2007 Morris, Timothy Eden Prairie, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 Nichols, Chuck Chaska, 2000, 2001 Norby, Gretchen Detroit Lakes, 2012 Olimb, Larry Wayzata, 2005 Osiecki, Tom Burnsville, 1996 Ostoff, Paul Mankato East/West, 1999 Palmquist, Dave South St. Paul, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015 Paolucci, Vin Hopkins, 2009, 2010 Peterson, Andrea New Prague, 2016 Peterson, Chris Breck School, 2012 Potter, Rob Coon Rapids, 2006 Quinn, Bill Benilde-St. Margaret s, St. Louis Park, 2002 Ravndalen, Merlin Eagan, 1998, 2000 Reber, Sami Edina, 2017 Reid, Shawn The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Rendle, Pat W. Hibbing/Chisholm/Nashwauk- Keewatin, 1997, 1998; Grand Rapids/Greenway, 2007 Restemayer, Whitney Thief River Falls, 2015 Revels, Keith Farmington/Randolph, 2002, 2003; Farmington, 2007 Ring-Jarvi, Sue Mounds View, 1997, 1998 Rodefeld, Tom Irondale, New Brighton, 2009, 2010, 2013 Sailor, Melissa Andover, 2014 Sandbulte, Tony Luverne (Luverne/Adrian), 2016 Sauter, Ryan Forest Lake, 2013 Scanlan, Jim East Grand Forks, 2014 Scanlon, Chuck Apple Valley, 1995, 1998, 2003 Schafhauser, Bill Hill-Murray, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 Scheid, Tony Stillwater Area, 2006, 2007, 2009 Schroeder, Kevin Marshall Tigers, 2007, 2008 Sertich, Steve Roseville Area, 2006 Shearer, Jack Duluth Central/Denfeld/East, 1999 Shriver, Andy Alexandria, 2013 Slominski, Laura Edina, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016 Stankovsky, Brano The Blake School, Minneapolis, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2009 Taylor, John Mahtomedi, 2009 Vannelli, Lenny Breck School, Golden Valley, 2010, 2011 Vatnsdal, Brian Fergus Falls, 2009 Volk, Melissa Andover, 2015 Weber, Jerry Hopkins, 1997 Wilkinson, Perry Lakeville South, 2009, 2011 Williams, Steve Cretin-Derham Hall, 2005, 2008 Wilson, Dan Henry Sibley, Mendota Heights, 1995 Younghans, Tom Eagan, 2013 Zeig, Angela New Ulm Eagles, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, Girls Hockey YEARBOOK & RECORD BOOK Minnesota State High School League

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