STILLWATER - Charlie Drage scored with 3:03 left in the third period to give No. 3-1A Mahtomedi a 4-3 win over Eden Prairie Wednesday night at the St. Croix Valley Recreation Center.

The No. 14-2A Eagles fell to 12-8-0 despite scoring the game's first two goals. Jake Luloff scored in the first period and Phil Feinberg opened the second period by scoring 49 seconds into the session.

Carter Haycraft started the comeback for the Zephyrs (10-9-1) with a goal at 3:28 of the third. Nick Beiersdorf tied the game at 5:25 but Teddy Townsend gave Eden Prairie a 3-2 lead at 7:42.

Cory Bohmert tied the game with 7:42 left in regulation to set the stage for Drage's game-winning goal.

Isaiah Paulnock made 36 saves for Eden Prairie while Mahtomedi's Ben Dardis had 32 stops.

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ST. LOUIS PARK - St. Louis Park's Ben Farley tied the game with a power-play goal with 23.5  seconds left in regulation then Stanley Regguinti notched the winner in overtime as the Orioles (9-9-1) rallied to defeat Orono 4-3 at the St. Louis Park Rec Center.

Bradley Walker scored to goals for No. 15-1A Orono (9-10-1).

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APPLE VALLEY - Sam Scheetz scored two goals and was credited with an assist as No. 19-2A Chaska defeated Eastview (12-8-0) 4-1 at the Apple Valley Sports Arena.

Scheetz, a sophomore forward, has scored seven goals in his last four games to give him 15 this season for the Hawks (14-5-0).

Jack Seaverson scored on a power play midway through the first to give Chaska a 1-0 lead. Scheetz then scored his first goal midway in the second before Eastview's Walker Bergland cut the lead to 2-1 with a goal with 4:13 left in the period.

After Tanner Bruender gave the Hawks a 3-1 lead, Scheetz netted his second goal, this one on a power play, for the 4-1 final.

Chaska went 2-for-2 with the man advantage and had a 30-21 edge in shots on goal.

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BLOOMINGTON - A.J. Wang scored with 11:27 to play to give Bloomington Jefferson a 3-2 win over Bloomington Kennedy at the Bloomington Ice Garden.

Jefferson (7-12-0) and Kennedy (4-12-1) traded goals in both the first and second periods. The Jaguars got goals from Joe Kubas and Sam Mickelson while Logan Dosan and Tyler Jost supplied goals for the Eagles.

Luke Swanson made 41 saves for Jefferson.

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