Girls State Hockey: Dodge County beats Warroad 4-3 in overtime to claim first state title
Junior forward Zoe Heimer scored two goals, including the biggest one in southern Minnesota history, to give the top-seeded Wildcats a measure of revenge in defeating No. 3 Warroad. A year ago, the Warriors defeated Dodge County to become one of four girls hockey programs to win three consecutive crowns.
The historical achievement involved knocking off a juggernaut, late game heroics, free hockey and a suspenseful review.
Zoe Heimer sat outside her hotel room at 11 p.m. Saturday and pondered a reporter's question. What did she remember about a series of events that lasted a matter of seconds in real-time, but have made ...
Warroad is now just two wins away from an unprecedented four consecutive Class A titles after its impressive 4-0 victory over ...
Four players scored once each and Ida Huber made 20 saves as the Dodge County girls hockey team beat Holy Angels to earn a ...
On the ensuing shift, Dodge County’s top line applied pressure and caused a scramble in front of Warroad goalie Peyton Rolli.
Junior forward Cate McCoy scored the only goal the top-seeded Hornets (25-3-1) would need in the first minute of the third ...
A trio of former Dodge County Wildcats girls hockey players are back on the bench, continuing to build tradition nearly a ...
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