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Former NHL forward Ryan Carter, who played two seasons with the Wild, will coach White Bear Lake’s girls hockey program starting with the 2026-27 season.
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From Edina to Warroad, cities and youth hockey organizations are investing millions of dollars into facility upgrades.
Seven members of the men’s and women’s hockey teams that won gold at the 2026 Olympics participated in the Minnesota high school hockey tournaments.
Holy Family swept the senior awards, with goaltender Kayla Swartout earning the Jori Jones Award and defender Katya Sander taking home the inaugural Senior Defender of the Year honor as a co-winner.
Breck winning the Class 1A girls hockey state title required adjusting when times got rough.
The Pioneers led Centennial/Spring Lake Park 4-0 in the third period. The Cougars scored three straight goals but ran out of time, giving Hill-Murray the 4-3 victory.
Meet six players who left their marks on the Class 1A and Class 2A girls hockey state tournaments.
Warroad outshot Breck 38-22, but Clara Milinkovich, the state’s leader in goals against average and save percentage, made the difference.
In the Class 1A final, Breck won its first state title in six years, topping top-seeded Warroad 4-1. Hill-Murray won its second straight 2A title, beating Centennial/Spring Lake Park 4-3.
Centennial/Spring Lake Park and Hill-Murray will square off for the Class 2A title after winning their semifinals Friday at Grand Casino Arena.
Schools like Breck, Warroad and Dodge County can count alumni, siblings and neighbors among those playing hockey, and winning medals, at the Milan Cortina Games.
