Ida Huber, Dodge County 

By the end of her illustrious four-year career as the Dodge County netminder, Huber has written herself into both the Wildcats' and statewide record books. 

In her four seasons with the Wildcats and one season with Rochester Lourdes, Huber earned a career record of 81-37-4. The Long Island commit has won 46 games in the last two seasons while leading Dodge County to back-to-back Class A State Tournament runs. Huber's 35 shutouts (according to Elite Prospects) rank fourth all-time among Minnesota girls' high school goaltenders. 

During her senior season, Huber led the Wildcats to their first Class A state championship, posting 12 shutouts along the way. She finished the season with a record of 24-3-2, a 0.88 GAA, and a .957 save percentage. 

Taylor Kressin, Moorhead 

Kressin played all but three games this season for Moorhead, leading the Spuds to a sixth-place finish at this year’s Class AA State Tournament. The senior posted a record of 18-9-1, with a goals-against-average of 1.61 and a .945 save percentage during the 2024-2025 campaign. Kressin also totaled seven shutouts for the Spuds, bringing her career total of blank sheets to an impressive 24 in five seasons with the Moorhead varsity. 

Kaydence Roeske, River Lakes 

Backstopping a team that featured one player on the roster who finished the season with more than 10 goals and collectively averaged 2.52 goals per game, Roeske provided River Lakes with its backbone during her senior season. The gifted athlete played over 1,457 minutes during the Stars’ run to the Class A State Tournament, and stopped 831 of 891 shots in the process.

The Minnesota State commit finished the season with a 2.10 GAA and .933 save percentage, along with five shutouts. In her two February state tournament contests, Roeske stopped 74 of 80 shots in losses to eventual state champion Dodge County and consolation champion Proctor/Hermantown. 

Payton Rolli, Warroad 

Even on a team ranked No.1 in Class A for most of the year, Rolli’s play was a head above the rest of the field.

Rolli was between the pipes for every minute of the season, outside of a 12:23 stretch for Rebekah Deemer in a Dec. 21 game against Moorhead. On the Warriors' way to a Class A State Tournament runner-up finish, Rolli made her minutes count and then some, winning 26 games and recording a GAA of 1.15 and a save percentage of .943 with nine shutouts.

The junior made 61 saves on 62 chances in the Warriors’ state tournament semifinal win over Orono, and her performance will be remembered as one of the best in Minnesota high school hockey history. 

Chloe Byrne, Chaska/Chanhassen 15A 

Byrne helped Chaska/Chanhassen to a sparkling 45-6-1 record this season, culminating in a 15A state championship last weekend in South St. Paul. Five of the Stormhawks’ six losses during the season were by two goals or fewer. Byrne faced the third-most shots during the state tournament, concluding the 3-0 run with 56 saves on 63 shots for a .889 save percentage and a 2.33 goals-against-average. In the state final against high-powered Alexandria, Byrne stopped 21 of 24 to give the Stormhawks the win. 

Natalie Grams, Anoka/Rogers 12A 

Grams faced 109 shots during the Royal Tornadoes’ run to the consolation championship at the 12A State Tournament. The next-highest total for shots against? 73. Grams rose to the occasion for Anoka/Rogers, turning away 106 of those shots and earning a .972 save percentage. She stopped 38 of 39 shots in the Royal Tornadoes' quarterfinal loss to Warroad, then topped that performance with 40 saves in a 3-2 overtime win over Orono-Mound Westonka in the consolation championship.

As the Royal Tornadoes battled through the backdoor of the North Region, Grams won four games, and finished Region play with 113 saves on 119 shots, plus a shutout.