In Squirt hockey, double-digit scores and running time are ways of life. 

But when two teams commit to playing quality defense and feature a pair of strong starting goaltenders, Squirt games can take on the glorious seesaw nature that delights fans and players alike. 

In the Moose Goheen Squirt A final, Edina White and White Bear Lake battled back-and-forth for five periods, with Camden Autrey lifting the Bears to a 3-2 win in the second overtime. 

Sam Spehar opened the scoring with a goal for the Hornets in the final seconds of the first period, but Kellen Swanson answered for the Bears midway through the third to even the score at 1-1. Spehar scored his second goal of the game less than a minute later, seemingly putting the Hornets ahead for good. 

With 7.7 seconds left on the clock, White Bear Lake's Kellen Beck knocked in a loose puck to force overtime, where after a scoreless first extra session came time for Autrey's heroics. 

Goaltenders Carter McLeod of White Bear Lake and Oliver Scriver of Edina put on a show between the pipes, playing just as large a role in their team's success throughout the tournament as the goal-scorers.   

A full day of high-end Squirt hockey action took place all over the state. Here is a peek at the results and a few pics.

#6 Moorhead tops #1 Hermantown to grab the Thief River Falls title. The Spuds won their pool on Friday and Saturday, going 2-0-1 and then beat the Hawks Sunday 3-2 to keep their record undefeated on the year.

#10 Park Cottage Grove puts an exclamation on their win over Rogers. The Wolfpack scored nine goals (not a typo) in the third period to beat high-powered Rogers Sunday. Owen Corkish, Gavin Moss and Jackson Rudh all had a pair of goals and two assists in the win. Mason Jenson and Parker Deschene lead the Royals with three points each in the loss.

Stillwater Red outscored its opponents 21-5  en route to the Moose Goheen Squirt B title Sunday. The Ponies took the title with a 7-2 win over White Bear Lake Orange.

Farmington knocks out district rival Eagan Sunday with a 8-4 win. The Tigers got a hat trick from Gavin Lafferty and four points from Ryder Betzold.

High scoring Mahtomedi beat Tartan Sunday 9-3, the Zephyrs lead by Bode Sampair have scored 60 goals in their last ten games.

In a strange twist, Jefferson and Edina White faced off in the Moose Goheen semifinals Friday. The Hornets won 4-3. But Saturday they faced each other in a district game at the Ice Garden. The Jags avenged the loss the day prior beating Edina 9-4.

Ryder Betzold, Farmington - dazzling skater and puck moving forward. Uses his body well to win puck battles.

Owen Corkish, Cottage Grove - Fantastic hands and shooting accuracy. Has a nose for the net.

Aiden Grossklaus, Tartan - Great two-way player. Very unselfish when he possesses the puck.

Mason Jenson, Rogers - Breakaway speed and very unselfish...he and linemate Parker Deschene were involved in all five Rogers' goals Sunday against Cottage Grove.

Sam Spehar, Edina White - Great all-around player, one observer said of the speedy forward, "he plays like a coaches kid..." Right place, right time all the time.