RJ's five memorable moments from the state tournament

My five memorable moments from the boys' hockey state tournament:

5. Man down: One of the state tournament highlights for any player is the skate to the blue line for their TV close-up during pregame introductions. For St. Cloud Cathedral sophomore Jon Bell, that moment became a Twitter sensation when he slipped and fell in front over everyone before the semifinal against East Grand Forks. "All I can say about that: It's a high school meme. … It happens. Sometimes you fall.''

4. At last, an ending: Eden Prairie's Jack Jensen scored with 57 seconds left in the third overtime to give the Eagles a 3-2 quarterfinal win over Lakeville South. Had the game not been decided in that period, it would have been suspended until 8 a.m. the next day. "I wasn't aware of that,'' Jensen said afterward. "That's unbelievable. I'm even more speechless.''

3. A crown for St. Cloud: By ending Greenway's Cinderella run in the championship game, St. Cloud Cathedral won the Class 1A championship, the first hockey state title for a St. Cloud school. "This is a big, heavy burden off our area,'' Crusaders coach Derrick Brown said. "We can produce good hockey teams. … To have a state championship trophy going back on the bus with us going home to St. Cloud today, I don't think there's anything more special.''

2. Raiders, Zephyrs and, finally, Raiders: The game of tournament was Greenway's 3-2 crisply played overtime victory over Mahtomedi. The Raiders led 1-0 in the third period only to see the Zephyrs tie it at 7:22 and take a 2-1 lead 2:22 later. But Greenway, adopted by pretty much every fan in attendance except for its opponents, had the answer when Ben Troumbly tied the score on a power-play blast with 1:46 to go. In OT, Troumbly ended it in a hurry, converting his own rebound 23 seconds into the period. "I wasn't even thinking at the time,'' Troumbly said. "Afterward, it kicked in that we're going to the championship.''