Zoe Heimer will talk about this at her 10-year high school reunion. Then again at her 20-year reunion. And for every reunion after that, and most days in between.

Junior forward Zoe Heimer made a pair of heads-up plays late in overtime Saturday night. It took video review to confirm what Heimer knew, and to give Dodge County its first state championship.

In what is sure to be one of The Tourney’s most dramatic finishes, Dodge County Girls Hockey captured its first-ever State Championship in overtime Saturday. The Wildcats vanquishing perennial powerhouse Warroad at the Xcel Energy Center in St.

Warroad is now just two wins away from an unprecedented four consecutive Class A titles after its impressive 4-0 victory over sixth-seeded Marshall in Wednesday’s quarterfinals at Xcel Energy

Zoe Heimer scored with 63 seconds left in overtime and Ida Huber made 32 saves to lift the Dodge County Wildcats to the first girls hockey state title in program history on Saturday.

The girls hockey state tournament continues Friday at Xcel Energy Center with the Class 2A and 1A semifinals. Here’s a recap of Wednesday’s Class 1A quarterfinals and of Thursday’s 2A quarterfinals (brackets).

On the ensuing shift, Dodge County’s top line applied pressure and caused a scramble in front of Warroad goalie Peyton Rolli. Nora Carstensen was pushed onto Rolli as she lay in the crease, and the puck slid to Zoe Heimer at the right side of the crease. Heimer had an easy tap-in to tie the score 1-1 with 2:06 to go in the period.

The Class A championship game of the Girls Hockey State Tournament will go down as one of the best in tourney history, and it was Dodge County ending Warroad's three-year run as state champs with a 4-3 overtime victory Saturday at Xcel Energy Center in St.