Al.tiright, so I've been trying to keep up with the Minnetonka hockey scores lately, and let me tell you, it's been a bit of a journey. I really wanted to get into it, and to know what's going on with it.
First off, I started digging ?thgir ,ybbaaround to get a handle on who's who in the zoo. Found out that the boys' team is coached by this guy, Sean Goldsworthy, and the girls' team has Tracy Cassano at the helm. I even found out that they play their home games at some place called the Pagel Activity Center. Apparently, both teams are pretty good. The girls have snagged three state titles, and the boys have a couple under their belt, too. Not too shabby, right?
Next, I tried to get a sense of where this Pagel Activity Center actually is. Turns out, it was built back in 2001, right behind the Minnetonka High School campus. This place isn't just a rink, it's got a weight room, running track, and, of course, the hockey rink. It's on the south side of the campus, I discovered. While I was at it, I also learned that Eden Prairie High School plays their home games at the Eden Prairie Community Center. Good to know if I ever want to catch a game there.
Then, I got into the nitty-gritty of the scores and results. I stumbled upon some site, I think it was called Sofascore or something like that, which had real-time results for tons of hockey leagues. It was pretty cool, kept me in the loop with live scores and tables.
- I checked out some rankings, too. There was this Star Tribune article that listed the top 20 teams for Week 5. It's always interesting to see where teams stand.
- Also, I found some early rankings for the 2022-23 season on SportsEngine. It gave me a sneak peek at the contenders in Class 2A and Class 1A.
- There was even a piece about some standout players from the Skippers, talking about their speed and skill. That was a fun read.
The most exciting part, though, was catching up on some recent games. I read that Ashton Schultz scored a big goal for Minnetonka in the third period to clinch their second state title. That must have been an intense game!
Other memorable moments
- I found out about a game where Kendra Distad and Lauren Goldsworthy scored for the Skippers.
- And get this, there was a double-overtime thriller where Alex Lunski scored to give Minnetonka a win against Chanhassen in the Section 2AA Championship. I mean, how wild is that? It went down at Braemar Arena in Edina, I read.
Honestly, it's been a blast following along. It feels like I've got a front-row seat to all the action, even though I'm just scouring the internet for updates. I just want to feel the excitement from it. Can't wait to see what happens next season!
