Saturday's prep sports roundup

The Eastview girls' basketball team, ranked No. 2 in Class 4A, defeated Hastings 55-28 to re­main per­fect this sea­son and fin­ish at the top of this year's Holiday Hoops Classic at St. Olaf College.

Meg­an Walstad led Eastview with 17 points and 13 re­bounds. In the two pre­vi­ous tour­na­ment games, she had 15 points and 11 re­bounds against Hopkins and 18 points and nine rebounds against North­field.

The Lightning held Hastings to 21.4 percent shoot­ing. Krystal Carl­son led Has­tings with 12 points.

The Lightning beat Northfield 60-52 on Thursday and previously undefeated Hopkins, ranked No. 1 in this week's Class 4A poll, 66-56 on Friday.

In oth­er girls' basket­ball ac­tion:

Hopkins 74, Bea­ver Dam (Wis.) 71 (OT): Sophomore Kayhla Adams scored six of her 17 points in overtime for the Royals. Paige Bueckers had a game-high 23 points, along with seven as­sists and seven re­bounds, and Dlayla Chokolis had 17 points and 10 re­bounds for the Royals. Tara Stauffacher led the Bea­vers with 17 points.

Boys' basket­ball

Park Center 70, Wood­bury 57: In a match­up of top-10 teams in Class 4A, the No. 5 Pi­rates came out on top. Park Center closed out the first half with an 11-0 run to take a 35-29 lead. Sopho­more Dain Dainja scored 22 points for the Pi­rates and Tommy Chatman add­ed 15. D.J. Flem­ing had 24 points for No. 10 Wood­bury.

Boys' hock­ey

Duluth East 2, Blaine 2 (OT): Joe Daninger stopped 64 shots to give the Bengals a tie against the host Greyhounds. The Greyhounds outshot the Bengals 66-22 and had a shot advantage of better than 2-to-1 in each of the three periods. Blaine lost a pair of one-goal leads. Carsen Richels and Jack Reimann scored for the Bengals. Garret Worth scored two goals and Ryder Donovan had two assists for the Greyhounds.

Holy Family 3, Moorhead 2: Cole Wil­son scored the go-a­head goal for the Fire mid­way through the third pe­riod. The Spuds kicked off the scor­ing with I­saac Henkemeyer-Howe's goal in the se­cond. Holy Family got goals from Brady Ziem­er and Joe Han­kin­son to start the third pe­riod. Nolan West­ra tied the game for Moorhead be­fore Wil­son scored the game-win­ner. The Spuds out­shot Holy Family 32-27. The Fire won all three matchups in the Hock­ey for Life Classic, beat­ing Elk River 4-2 and Benilde-St. Mar­ga­ret's 3-2.

Pri­or Lake 2, Chaska 1: The Lak­ers came from behind to beat the Hawks. After Shane Lavelle scored for Chaska in the clos­ing min­utes of the first pe­riod, the Lakers tied the game in the se­cond on Pres­ton Under­hill's goal. Laz­a­rus Kaebel scored the game win­ning goal mid­way through the third pe­riod with as­sists from Jack­son Jut­ting and Colin Tushie.

And­over 4, Rog­ers 3: Mad­i­son Clough led the No. 6-2A Huskies with two goals. Jos­lin Mumm se­cured the win with a goal mid­way through the third pe­riod to give And­over a 4-2 lead. Sa­man­tha Scherling had a goal and an as­sist for the Royals. The Huskies out­shot Rog­ers 30-21.

Min­ne­ha­ha Unit­ed 6, Rosemount 4: The Irish led mid­way through the se­cond pe­riod be­fore Min­ne­ha­ha Unit­ed went on a 5-1 run to fin­ish the game. Jo­die Clay led the scor­ing out­burst with a goal and four as­sists. Mad­die Duca and Lily Mul­li­nix both had two goals for Min­ne­ha­ha Unit­ed. Ava Nygaard scored two goals for the Irish.