Champlin Park is coming off a 3-2 overtime loss to Northwest Suburban rival Andover. The Rebels are led at forward by seniors Jordan Ronn (8-5-13), Evan Williams (5-5-10), and Matthew Blodgett (3-5-8). Junior forward Will Burnevik (2-5-7) is showing promise after a 4-point night against Coon Rapids.  

On defense, Champlin Park's blueline is led by senior Drew Belleson (1-3-4), junior Austin Anderson (2-6-8), and sophomore Jax Warren (1-5-6). The trio is a mobile group that does not give opponents much time and space on the ice.   

At goaltender, the Rebels' have split starts between senior Coen Neu (2.47 goals against average) and junior Evan Whipple (2.50 goals against average) this season.  

Centennial is coming off a 6-5 overtime victory against Roseau. The Cougars are an experienced, senior-laden team. It is no surprise that this group of seniors carries much of the Cougars' scoring, led by Peyton Blair (12-3-15), Brock Carls (4-5-9), Palmer Lemay (5-2-7), and Drake Ramirez (5-7-12). Junior forward Harper Searles (3-14-17) is the Cougars' best playmaker.  

Centennial's power play has been very effective, as they've been finding the back of the net at a 39.1% rate.  

On defense, senior Sam Menne (0-6-6) and junior Austin Petersen (1-4-5) log many minutes for Centennial and help the Cougars' transition from defense to offense quickly.  

Centennial has leaned on junior goaltender Gavin Schahn (.872 save percentage) most of the season.