As the games are completed, look for more coverage and a recap of each below. We've also linked to the Star Tribune/Hub game stories for each game, as well as FoxPreps video coverage and stories by friend-of-the-Breakdown Tim Leighton at the Pioneer Press.

Sauk Centre 56, NRHEG 39
Sauk Centre handed NRHEG its first loss of the season in the Class AA semifinals at Target Center Friday night. Sauk Centre's big duo of Kali Peschel and Macy Weller each had 18 points and Peschel also racked up a double-double with 12 rebounds. The Mainstreeters (27-4) were also strong on defense, limiting the Panthers (31-1) to just 23.3 percent from the field (14-of-60). Fresh off a 43-point effort in the quarterfinals, NRHEG sophomore Carlie Wagner had a game-high 21 in the losing effort.

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Providence Academy 61, Pequot Lakes 32
Providence Academy streaked out to a 34-6 halftime lead and never looked back in routing Pequot Lakes in the Class AA semifinals at Target Center Friday night. AnnMarie Healy (15 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists) led a balanced offense from the Lions (26-4). Nathalie Ratliff (13 points) and Taylor Finley (11) also scored in double figures, while seven Lioins tallied at least three points. Pequot Lakes (20-12) was paced by Mattie Lueck with 10 points, although she was just 3-of-19 from the field. As a team, the Patriots shot just 26.2 percent (11-of-42) and were outrebounded 40-22.

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Mt. Iron-Buhl 49, Ada-Borup 45
Mt. Iron-Buhl opened up an eight-point halftime lead and held off a second-half charge from Ada-Borup in the Class A semifinals at Target Center Friday afternoon. The Rangers (31-1) advance to their first-ever state championship game with the victory. Senior point guard Dakotah Winans and Sarah Overbye each scored 12 points to lead MIB, while Allie Knuti had eight points and 10 rebounds. Monica Vega paced Ada-Borup (27-3) with 17 points.

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Maranatha Christian 65, Spring Grove 61
Maranatha Christian returns to the Class A championship game to defend its title, as the Mustangs (27-5) edged Spring Grove (28-4) in the Class A semifinals Friday afternoon at Target Center. Madison Lee had 18 points to lead the way, while Onye Osemenam was a force inside with 12 points and 17 rebounds. As they did in the quarterfinals, Richell Mehus (21 points, 9 rebounds) and Taylor Elton (16 points, 7 rebounds) paced the Lions.

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1. Onye Osemenam, Maranatha Christian
Osemenam continued her dominant play inside the paint, scoring 12 points and grabbing 17 rebounds in a tight victory over Spring Grove in the Class A semifinals. Her strength and power inside have been too much for the other small schools to contend with thus far.

2. AnnMarie Healy, Providence Academy
Behind Healy's all-around effort (15 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists), Providence Academy wasn't tested in an easy victory over Pequot Lakes in the Class AA semifinals. The Harvard-bound Lions' leader has her team on the verge of a state title.

3. Kali Peschel, Sauk Centre
It looks like Peschel's knee is healed and feeling fine. She destroyed NRHEG's perfect season with 18 points and 12 rebounds in Sauk Centre's upset victory in the Class AA semifinals. Bound for Iowa, Peschel is a force all over the court.

Honorable mention: Richell Mehus, Spring Grove
Mehus nearly had a double-double herself against Maranatha Christian in the Class A semifinals with 21 points and nine rebounds. Through two games at state, Mehus has racked up 58 points.