| 01/22/2009 Benilde-St. Margaret's 5 Totino-Grace 0 13-3-0 10-4-2 Benilde-St. Margaret's dominated the game leading 2-0 after one period and 4-0 after two. Senior goalie Rob Ankely needed 17 saves for the shutout. The Red Knights outshot Totino-Grace 50-17. For Benilde-St. Margaret's, senior forward Pat Duda and junior forward Brett Patterson each had 1 goal, 1 assist. Goalies: Benilde-St. Margaret's - Ankeny, Totino-Grace - senior Tyler Olson. Blaine 5 Andover 2 14-1-1 8-6-1 Blaine held a slim 3-2 lead after two periods but tacked on two power play tallies in the final period. The Bengals outshot Andover 36-20. For Blaine, senior forward Zac Frischmon had 2 goals, senior defenseman Ryan Brockway and junior defenseman Tony Larson each had 1 goal, 1 assist, and sophomore forward Nick Bjugstad had 2 assists. For Andover, senior forward Tyler Boyce and junior forward Taylor Portner each had 1 goal. Goalies: Blaine - junior Danny Harper, Andover - junior Matt Ray. Edina 5 Wayzata 0 14-1-0 11-4-1 Edina scored one power play goal in the first period and three power play goals in the second period as senior forward Marshall Everson netted a natural hat trick with the first three tallies of the game. Junior goalie John Ankeny of the Hornets garnered the shutout. Edina outshot Wayzata 34-28. For Edina, Everson had 4 goals and senior forward Anders Lee had 4 assists. Goalies: Edina - Ankeny, Wayzata - senior Ty Simcoe. Little Falls 1 Alexandria 0 13-0-0 12-3-0 The first period was even; however, Little Falls carried the play in the final two periods. Senior forward Wesley Waytashek of the Flyers scored :22 into the third period; and, senior goalie Michael Sperl made that stand as the game-winner as he held Alexandria off the scoreboard. Little Falls outshot Alexandria 37-26. For Little Falls, Waytashek had 1 goal and senior forward Ben Hanowski had 1 assist. Goalies: Little Falls - Sperl, Alexandria - senior Matt Hemingway. Luverne 8 Sleepy Eye 0 8-5-1 1-11-0 Senior forward Phil Paquette of Luverne scored a pure hat trick with three goals in the late first period and early second period. Senior goalie Tanner Skattum picked up the shutout. Luverne outshot Sleepy Eye 44-18. For Luverne, Paquette had 3 goals, 2 assists and senior forward Zach Olson had 1 goal, 3 assists. Goalies: Luverne - Skattum, Sleepy Eye - sophomore Robert Regan. Minnetonka 7 Hopkins 0 12-5-0 10-5-1 Minnetonka netted four goals in the second period for a 6-0 bulge after two. Junior Jim Kruger chalked up the shutout. The Skippers outshot Hopkins 31-23. For Minnetonka, junior forward Max Gardiner had 2 goals, 2 assists. Goalies: Minnetonka - Kruger, Hopkins - junior Alex Fons. Roseville 2 Stillwater 0 eng 9-6-1 8-5-2 Roseville scored a power play goal in the final minute of the first period and the game stayed that way until the final minute of regulation. Stillwater pulled their goalie; however, senior forward Nick Johnson of the Raiders hit an empty net tally, at 16:48, to close out the victory. Senior goalie Ben Podobinski of Roseville was sharp in collecting the shutout. Stillwater outshot Roseville 30-23. For Roseville, Johnson and senior defenseman Jack Tilleson each had 1 goal. Goalies: Roseville - Podobinski, Stillwater - junior Tristan Pennella. St. Cloud Cathedral 4 Delano/Rockford 0 13-2-1 5-8-2 St. Cloud Cathedral notched two power play goals in the second period and junior goalie Nick Maiers logged the shutout. The Crusaders outshot Delano/Rockford 44-12. For St. Cloud Cathedral, senior defenseman Joe Nessler had 3 assists and junior defenseman Nate Schmidt had 1 goal, 1 assist. Goalies: St. Cloud Cathedral - Maiers, Delano/Rockford - junior Jason Dzurik. St. Francis 6 Robbinsdale Cooper 1 15-3-0 3-13-1 Senior forward Joey Benik had 3 goals (48 goals, 30 assists, 78 points for the season). St. Thomas Academy 8 Mahtomedi 5 eng 12-3-1 12-3-1 Mahtomedi held a 2-1 lead after one period; but St. Thomas Academy came back with two talllies to claim a 3-2 edge after two. The Cadets surged to a 5-2 advantage on back-to-back shorthanded goals, :18 apart early in the third period, from junior forward Christian Isackson and sophomore forward AJ Reid. Mahtomedi responded with a pair of tallies to pull within 5-4, at 5:17. The teams exchanged goals around the 8:00 mark; however, junior forward Justin Crandall of the Cadets logged a tally, at 9:29, to give St. Thomas a 7-5 lead. The Zephyrs pulled their goalie in the final minute; but, Reid was able to tack on an empty net goal. St. Thomas Academy outshot Mahtomedi 29-28. For St. Thomas Academy, Crandall had 3 goals, 1 assist, Reid had 3 goals, and Isackson had 2 goals, 1 assist. For Mahtomedi, sophomore defenseman Ben Marshall had 1 goal, 3 assists and junior forward Adams had 1 goal, 2 assists. Goalies: St. Thomas Academy - junior Kurt Altrichter, Mahtomedi - junior Brad Wohlers. Warroad 5 Thief River Falls 1 15-1-0 11-4-1 Warroad notched two goals in the first period; and, after Thief River Falls scored early in the second period, the Warriors poured in three more tallies for a 5-1 advantage after two. Warroad outshot Thief River Falls 22-13. For Warroad, junior forward Brock Nelson had 3 goals, 1 assist and senior forward Dane Shaugabay had 4 assists. For Thief River Falls, junior forward Matt Lindquist had 1 goal. Goalies: Warroad - senior Jason Goldsmith, Thief River Falls - junior Zane Gothberg. Woodbury 4 Eastview 1 14-1-2 9-8-0 Woodbury dominated the game; and, after a scoreless first period, the Royals tallied a pair of goals in each of the final two periods. The Royals outshot Eastview 40-18. For Woodbury, junior forward Ben Konrad had 2 goals. For Eastview, senior defenseman Corey Hansen had 1 goal. Goalies: Woodbury - junior Mike Ness, Eastview - junior Ryan O'Shea. |