Girls State Hockey: Holy Angels scores twice in third to edge Proctor/Hermantown 2-0 in Class A Quarters

Holy Angels players celebrate after their Class A Girls State Hockey Quarterfinal win over Proctor/Hermantown (NSPN.TV)
After 34 minutes of scoreless hockey, Academy of Holy Angels needed only 47 seconds of the third period to break through in the final Class A quarterfinal of the Minnesota State High School League’s Girls Hockey State Tournament.
Marissa Jung scored what proved to the game-winning goal for the fourth-seeded Stars against No. 5 seed Proctor/Hermantown on a centering pass from Genevieve Nelson following a Mirage turnover.
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Jung doubled Academy of Holy Angels’ lead with 9:29 remaining from just about the same spot on the ice, assisted this time by Taylor Lesnar.
Zoe Rimstad made 34 saves in the 2-0 shutout victory.
Neelah McLeod had 22 saves for Proctor/Hermantown.
Up next: Academy of Holy Angels (19-6-3) will take on No. 1 seed Dodge County (22-3-2) in a semifinal game at 1 p.m. Friday. Proctor/Hermantown will face River Lakes (20-7-1) in a consolation game at 3 p.m. Thursday at TRIA Rink.
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Material in this report was provided by the Minnesota State High School League