Minnetonka made it a season sweep over Edina in boys hockey on Saturday, March 11, and the Skippers’ reward for the feat is something that will be cherished forever. In the third meeting of the season ...

PLYMOUTH, Minn. — The No. 3 Minnetonka Skippers defeated the No. 7 Wayzata Trojans 4-2 on Thursday night at Plymouth Ice arena. Wayzata scored an early goal in the first period, but Minnetonka’s ...

EDINA, Minnesota — The No. 3 Edina Hornets (13-2-1) and the No. 1 Minnetonka Skippers (14-0-2) tied 1-1 on Thursday night at Braemar Ice Arena. "[Minnetonka is] an awfully good hockey team, so we knew ...

Minnetonka and Edina, longtime members of the tradition-rich Lake Conference, are about to add another chapter to their storied rivalry. Top-seeded Minnetonka completed another championship pairing ...

MINNETONKA, Minn. — High school state champion teams face many obstacles their following season. Minnetonka's opponents lately, haven't seen it. "The core of our group is back," said Skippers boys ...

Get ready St. Paul, there’s a Storm coming to town. The streets of St. Paul will be packed with Chanhassen hockey fans as the Storm will be playing in the boys State Hockey Tournament for the first ...

During their run of six consecutive state tournament appearances from 2006-2011, Blaine boys hockey coaches began referring to Warner Coliseum at the State Fairgrounds as "Fogerty South," Blaine's ...

Minnetonka boys hockey coach Sean Goldsworthy wrote, "Discipline is going to win this game," on the board in the locker room before Friday's Class 2A state tournament semifinal against defending ...

David Goebel and Jake Gardiner scored goals in the final 3:15 of the third period as Minnetonka upended second-ranked Duluth Marshall 3-2 in a high school boys hockey game Saturday at Mars Lakeview ...

Edina forward Grant Olson, right, has his shot blocked by Minnetonka goalie Kaizer Nelson, left, as defenseman Robert House (33) looks on during the first period of the Class 2A championship game of ...

Even before his Minnetonka hockey players finished retrieving their helmets, gloves and sticks scattered in postgame celebration Thursday, coach Sean Goldsworthy got busy lobbying for the No. 1 seed.