10 metro area girls' hockey teams to watch
1. Hill-Murray: Pioneers seek third consecutive Class 2A title.
2. Minnetonka: Class 2A runner-up loaded for another run.
3. Maple Grove: New coach leading talented Crimson.
4. Blaine: Top-end players at multiple positions.
5. Edina: Strong but young, Hornets will grow this winter.
6. Eden Prairie: Rebuilding but still deep and dangerous.
7. Wayzata: Three Division I players lead the way.
8. Lakeville North: Always a tough team come playoff time.
9. Lakeville South: Cougars have a new coach leading returning talent.
10. Breck (1A): Strong goaltending tandem anchors Mustangs.
DAVID La VAQUE
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