Boys State Basketball: Top-seeded Goodhue holds on to beat Albany in Class 1A semifinals
Top-seeded Goodhue held on to beat Albany 76-74 in the Class 1A semifinals of the Minnesota State High School League's Boys Basketball State Tournament. The victory earns Goodhue a spot in the Class AA title game on Championship Saturday, extending their winning streak to 24 consecutive games.
Goodhue took an 11-point lead over Albany in the first Class AA semifinal. However, Albany fought back, and the game became intense. Goodhue's Luke Roschen made three free throws in the final 12.9 seconds to secure a 76-74 win. The Wildcats will face the winner of the second semifinal in the title game. This is Goodhue's second championship game appearance. They previously finished as Class A runner-up to Minneapolis North.
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