Eden Prairie will meet Osseo-Maple Grove in the Bantam AA finals, as the Eagles slipped past Minnetonka thanks to a pair of last-minute goals by Drew Holt. Holt scored twice late in the third to lift the Eagles to victory, with both of his goals assisted by Carter Batchelder. Kyle Kukkonen scored both goals for Osseo-Maple Grove to set up a rematch of the Battle for the Blue Ox title game, in which the Leafbirds came out on top.  

Edina and Cottage Grove will face off in the Bantam A finals, as the Hornets downed East Grand Forks 2-1 in overtime. Henry Whittlef scored the game-winner after Brody Schultz sent the game into overtime by scoring late for the Green Wave. Cottage Grove rode the three-goal performance from Logan Porter to a 5-3 win over Sartell and will face the Hornets for the first time this season on Sunday. 

Edina White powered its way into the Bantam B finals with a resounding 8-1 win over Moorhead Black on Saturday. Jonny Schieffert led the way for the Hornets with four goals, including a pure hat-trick in the second period to blow the game open. 
Osseo-Maple Grove managed to hold off a late charge by Morris-Benson to earn a 2-1 win and a spot in the finals opposite Edina White. Cameron Elder and Tyler Kraus each scored once for the Leafbirds, whole Brady Loge scored the lone goal for the Storm.

Drew Holt, Eden Prairie BAA

Holt's two goals late in the third period handed the Eagles a 4-3 win over Minnetonka and earned them a place in the state finals. 

Logan Porter, Cottage Grove BA

Porter scored a hat-trick to lead the Wolfpack to a 5-3 win in Saturday's semifinal against Sartell. 

Jonny Schieffert, Edina White BB

A four-goal performance from Edina White earned the Hornets a trip to the state title game with a 8-1 win over Moorhead Black. 

For the second time in as many days, the Stillwater PWAA team went to overtime searching for a victory. Unfortunately for the Ponies, Friday’s thrilling win over Chaska/Chanhassen would not be repeated, as the Hermantown Hawks netted the game-winner early in the extra session.

Wyatt Carlson scored the game-winner for the Hawks, one of four goal-scorers on the day that included Max Plante, Zam Plante, and Ty Hanson. Ty Tuccitto scored two goals for the Ponies, with Sawyer Seidl adding a single goal. Tuccitto’s second goal came late in the third period to force overtime. 

Joining the Hawks in the state championship will be Woodbury, which stormed past Moorhead after exploding for four goals in the third period of a 7-3 win over the Spuds. Jake Fisher netted a hat-trick for the Predators, who also got two goals from Tanner Nolnosky. Ty Henricks and Brady Ingebritson each scored once in the win, while Simon Houge and Kevin Joyce each handed out a pair of assists. 

After a bumpy start, Sartell found its legs in the second and third periods, eventually dispatching Alexandria 5-3 to earn a place in the PWA state title game. Ethan Testa led the way with two goals and an assist for the Sabres, while Casey Hansen equaled Testa’s three-point day with a goal and two assists. Additional goals went to Tory Lund and Jack Schmitz. Tyler Kludt, Gavin Olson, and Brayden Berg each scored once in the loss for the Cardinals.  

Warroad knocked off Osseo-Maple Grove in the second semifinal, as the Warriors’ Blake Ness scored midway through the second overtime for a 4-3 win. Jayson Shaugabay continued his strong play during the state tournament with a goal and two assists, stretching his tournament-leading point total to seven. Murray Marvin-Cordes and Carson Pilgrim also tallied goals for the Warriors. Riley Bot scored twice in the final minutes of regulation to force overtime for the Leafbirds, who also got a goal from Joe Lewis. 

Edina Green eased its way to the Peewee B finals with a 4-1 win over Lakeville South, with Max Vonklinggraeff scoring two goals and adding an assist to lead the Hornets. Will Sherod and Jimmy Mendel also scored in the win for Edina Green. Jacob Dorner scored the lone goal for Lakeville South. 

Vince VonBank scored twice to separate Farmington from Wayzata Gold in the second PWB semifinal, as the Tigers secured a place in the championship game with a 4-2 win over the Trojans. Jarrett Minchow and Jared Martin also scored for the Tigers, who scored four unanswered goals after going down 2-0 after Wayzata Gold goals by Joel Mogeni and Jonathan Pribula. 

Jake Fisher, Woodbury PWAA

A hat-trick by Fisher in Saturday's 7-3 win over Moorhead helped carry the Predators into the program's first state championship game.

Jayson Shaugabay, Warroad PWA

A goal and two assists from Shaugabay helped the Warriors edge Osseo-Maple Grove in overtime on Saturday. 

Vince VonBank, Farmington PWB

VonBank's two goals gave the Tigers a 4-2 lead they would not relinquish against Wayzata Gold as they punched their ticket to the state title game. 

Thanks to a third-period goal by Gwen Hendrikson, Edina Green will get its shot at the 15UA title after a 2-1 win over Minnetonka Black on Saturday. Lily Hendrikson scored the first goal for the Hornets, while Lindsey Muench tallied the lone goal for the Skippers.
Proctor-Hermantown awaits Edina Green in the final, with the Mirage cruising to a 4-1 win over Centennial behind two goals from Kaydee High. Mckenzie Gunderson and Hailey Winklesky also scored for the Mirage, while Elise Doce netted the goal for the Cougars. 

In a rematch of the Dangelfest in the December, Andover and Edina Green will square off in the 12UA title game, as the Huskies skated to a 9-0 win over Apple Valley-Burnsville. Joe Hemp racked up four goals and a pair of assists, with Hallie Dunleavy and Isa Goettl each scoring twice for Andover. Emma Heath also tallied a goal in the win for the Huskies. 

Four players scored to lead Edina Green past Eagan-Inver Grove Heights 4-1, with Hannah Halverson, Abby Garvin, Ellie Chapman, and Lauren Zawoyski all marking the scoresheet. Ella Tuccitto put Eagan-IGH on the board in the third period. 

Presley Dockter steered New Ulm-Sleepy Eye to the 12UB finals with a hat-trick as NU-SE downed Hibbing-Chisholm 5-2. Jada Rahe and Mya Hornick also scored in the win for NU-SE, while Auben Boben and Penella Rewertz netted goals for Hibbing-Chisholm. 
Brooke Nelson sent Stillwater Red to the big dance with a hat-trick, scoring all three goals for the Ponies in a 3-1 win over Eagan-Inver Grove Heights Blue. Mya Kames scored the lone goal for the Eagan-IGH in the loss.  

Kaydee High, Proctor-Hermantown 15UA 

High scored two goals to propel the Mirage to a 4-1 win over Centennial in the semifinals. 

Josie Hemp, Andover 12UA

Hemp totaled four goals and six points as the Huskies cruised past Apple Valley-Burnsville 9-0 on Saturday. 

Presley Dockter, 12UB

Dockter continued her scoring ways with a hat-trick on Saturday, stretching her goal total in the state tournament to a whopping nine goals.