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Minnesota (MSHSL) boys basketball state tournament: Championship scores, recaps, live updates (3/22/2025)

Get scores and links to real-time updates from the final day of the 2025 MSHSL boys basketball state tournament

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Albany boys basketball senior Ethan Meyer blocks out a Caledonia player in the state semifinal game March 21, 2025 at Williams Arena in Minneapolis. The Huskies won 59-54.
Albany boys basketball senior Ethan Meyer blocks out a Caledonia player in the state semifinal game March 21, 2025 at Williams Arena in Minneapolis. The Huskies won 59-54. / Reid Glenn / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

MINNEAPOLIS - The 2025 Minnesota (MSHSL) high school boys basketball state tournament concludes on Saturday at Williams Arena. The MSHSL will crown four champions, and High School on SI has coverage of all four championship games from.

This page has scores, recaps and live updates from the championship day of the Minnesota high school boys basketball state tournament.

Minnesota (MSHSL) boys basketball state tournament: Championship scores, recaps, live updates (3/22/2025)

CLASS 1A

FINAL: No. 2 Dawson-Boyd 81, No. 1 Cherry 74

Brayson Boike scored 29 points to lead Dawson-Boyd to its first state title in program history. He also led the team in rebounds with eight. Gunner Liebl added 20 points, and Drew Hjelmeland scored 17 points for Dawson-Boyd.

Four Tigers scored all of Cherry's points. Noah Sundquist scored 21 points, Isaiah Asuma had 19 points, Noah Asuma had 18 points and Carson Brown had 16 points.

CLASS 2A

FINAL: No. 1 Albany 70, No. 2 Waseca 63

“They’re so fast,” Albany head coach Cory Schlagel said. “We’ve never played against anyone that fast. … But we’ve preached since day one: We have to play defense because that’s going to win. I thought we at least made it difficult on those guys to score.”

Full game story.

CLASS 3A

FINAL: No. 3 Alexandria Area 73, No. 1 Mankato East 64

It’s the fourth consecutive time Chase Thompson and Alexandria have been to the state tournament, and this time they will go home with the trophy. 

“Failure, failure, failure, success,” Thompson said. “End it with a bang. We made our mark on the program.”

Full game recap.

CLASS 4A

FINAL: vs. No. 2 Wayzata 80, No. 1 Cretin-Derham Hall 55

"If we can get these guys, with the talent that we have, to connect, and learn to love each other and play for each other, by the end of the year you get something really special," Wayzata head coach Bryan Schnettler said.

Game recap.

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Jack Butler is the Regional Editor of the Midwest for SBLive/High School on SI. Jack has covered high school sports in Oregon, Arizona and Minnesota.

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