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It's championship day at the state boys' hockey tournament. The Class 1A title game is at noon and the 2A game at 7 p.m. Click here for links to live video of those games, consolation games and more.
In addition to the semifinal games being shown on Ch. 45, they are also being streamed by the station on the web. You can watch the games here.

Consolation round games continue today at 9 a.m. with the third-place game in Class 1A between Warroad and St. Cloud Cathedral, the tournament's top two seeds. Monticello and Delano play for the 1A consolation title at 10 a.m. wioth Maple Grove and Andover playing for the 2A consolation title at noon. The Blake School plays St. Thomas Academy for third place in 2A at 4 p.m.

All of those games are on PrepSpotlight.TV. You can watch here.

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Today's championship games

Class 1A

Noon: Hermantown vs. Mahtomedi Game report and in-game stats

Class 2A

7 p.m.: Eden Prairie vs. Hill-Murray Game report and in-game stats

Friday's semifinal game reports are here

Complete tournament brackets are here

Hermantown's 'X-factor' Joey Pierce stifles high-flying opposition

Junior defenseman Joey Pierce was dominant in stopping St. Cloud Cathedral.

Jackson Blake's talent is crystal clear, even if shot isn't

The Eden Prairie sophomore, who has verbally committed to North Dakota, has shined since joining the Eagles. His goal Friday in the 2A semifinals proved to be the game-winner.

Fab 50: Our list of tournament players to watch

An abundance of goaltenders, small-school scoring phenoms and coaches' sons rank among the tourney's best as we count down the can't-miss players from both classes.

Get the latest on the tournament from our reporters and others at the X, as well as updates on high school sports from around Minnesota, on our prep Live Blog.

Day 3 boys' hockey All-Tourney Team

Hermantown's 'Ball of Hate' Cole Antcliff and manchilld Joey Pierce join Mahtomedi sniper Adam Johnson among semifinal standouts

Standouts moving to state, standing out at hockey tourney hardly a new thing

Tournament teams have been bolstered by standout players from Manitoba, Ontario, Wisconsin and even Europe since at least the 1950s

Ticket-holder who attended first 75 state tournaments remembered

Bill Murray died in January at age 97 having attended the first 75 state tournaments. He held season tickets since at least 1956, the year the Minnesota State High School League began keeping track.