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Jerry Borough's Minnesota Hockey Connection Class AA Minnesota High School Boys Hockey Rankings

  1. Minnetonka 6-0
  2. Wayzata 7-0
  3. Edina 6-1
  4. Chanhassen 5-3
  5. Rogers 6-1-1
  6. Hill-Murray 4-1-1
  7. Maple Grove 5-2
  8. Rosemount 7-1
  9. White Bear Lake 5-1

Teams to Watch: Centennial, Cretin-Derham Hall, Holy Angels, Holy Family, Lakeville South, Park of Cottage Grove, Roseau, Shakopee and St. Thomas Academy.

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