adapted floor hockey

Students and fans filled the OHS gym to cheer the adaptive floor hockey team, which was playing at the high school for the first time.

Buzzer beaters occur frequently during March tournament time, but not often in hockey. Owatonna High School's adapted floor hockey team suffered a heartbreaking loss on Wednesday. Mounds View scored three times in the final 1:15 of the third period. The final goal flying into the net with less than two seconds remaining

Maple Grove beat the higher seeded Owatonna Huskies 7-3 in the quarterfinals of the state adapted floor hockey tournament at Bloomington Jefferson High School.

Owatonna High School adapted floor hockey coach John Scheil says defense is a big reason why the Huskies will play at the state tournament beginning Friday.

After a third-place finish at the 2016 state tournament, the Owatonna High School adapted floor hockey team returns to state Friday.

The ultimate experience for a prep athlete is to qualify for the state tournament. Five Owatonna High School teams lived those dreams in 2016.

Owatonna High School graduate Alex Burns was named the Ed Prohofsky Most Valuable Player Award winner for 2016 for adapted athletics.

Two state individual champions, a state runner-up, and a third-place team and individual highlighted the winter sports season at Owatonna High School.

Owatonna High School's adapted floor hockey team captured third place at the state tournament Saturday. Two Huskies were named to the All-Tournament team.

The Owatonna High School adapted floor hockey team qualified for the state tournament again. The Huskies take an unbeaten record to state and face the defending state champs in the first round.