It was quite the week for Park High athletes as boys basketball and wrestling both scored dramatic last-second victories, while the boys hockey team skated to a hard-fought 2-1 win over rival Woodbury.

But there were plenty of other Wolfpack sport actions as well.

Davis, Bollman pace Park gymnasts against Raptors

Ashley Davis and Makaya Bollman finished second and third in the all-around as the Park High gymnasts hosted the East Ridge Raptors in girls' gymnastics Thursday.

East Ridge won the meet 141.475 to Park’s 137.35. The 137 score was Park’s highest of the season and a climb from the season-opener mark of 130.125.

Davis scored a 36.8 in the all-around while Bollman had a 34.174. East Ridge’s Laney Schwellenbach won the all-around with a score of 37.7.

Davis won the beam competition (9.25), finished second on the vault (9.425), second on bars (8.7) and second on floor (9.425).

Bollman was third on the vault (9.2), third on bars (8.55), seventh on the beam (7.95) and eighth on floor (8.475).

Natalie Peters was seventh in the all-around (24.55), Audrey Reimers 10th (16.5), Luella Erling 11th (16.325) and Eleanor Thompson 12th (15.925).

On vault, Reimers placed seventh (8.5), Peters eighth (8.45) and Thompson 10th (8.3).

Erling was sixth on bars (8.1), Peters seventh (7.95) and Isabelle Boyd 10th (7.2).

Charlotte Faber finished fifth on the balance beam (8.625), Reimers was sixth (8.0) and Thompson 10th (7.625).

On floor, Alice Wood of the Wolfpack took seventh (8.525), Erling was ninth (8.225) and Peters 10th (8.15).

The meet wrapped up the regular season for the Wolfpack. Next up is the Section AA finals, set for Friday at Park, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The host Wolfpack, ranked 25th in Class AA with an average score of 134.575, will challenge No. 18 Eastview-Apple Valley (137.292) and No. 20 Rosemount (135.975) for the section crown.

Rosemount ices Park girls in section opener

Park’s 2025-26 girls hockey season came to an end Wednesday in a 3-0 loss to host Rosemount in a Class 2A, Section 3 quarterfinal at Rosemount Community Center.

Second-seeded Rosemount led 1-0 after the first period and added two more goals in the second to secure the victory. The Irish advanced to a Section 3 semifinal date at Lakeville North but dropped a 1=0 decision to the third-seeded visitors.

Seventh-seeded Park ends the season 9-17 overall. The Wolfpack finished 3-13 in the Suburban East Conference.

Sophomore Hailey Garcia stopped 25 of 28 shots Wednesday. The Wolfpack outshot the Irish 37-25.

The Wolfpack had trouble putting the puck in the net most of the season, finishing with just 54 goals in 26 games.

Junior forward Stella Daly led Park in scoring with 15 goals this season. Two more junior forwards, Addie Corkish (10 assists) and Maleah McMorrow had eight goals. Corkish topped Park in assists (15) and points (25). Daly had 9 assists. Junior Alaina Post finished with 18 points.

With those four forwards all eligible to return next season, plus goalie Garcia, the outlook for Park girls hockey going forward is positive.

Girls' basketball team drops two

The Suburban East Conference continued to be a tough nut to crack for the Park Wolfpack Friday night as host White Bear Lake claimed a 42-35 victory.

In a low-scoring first half, the Bears took a 16-12 halftime lead. Both offenses warmed up after the break, with the Bears winning after intermission 26-23.

Graycie Smith scored 16 points to lead Park but the next highest Wolfpack scored was Olivia Czarnota with 6 points.

Park fell to 2-13 in the SEC and 7-15 overall. White Bear Lake improved to 5-9 in the SEC and 8-14 on the season. The Wolfpack are just 1-7 in their last eight SEC contests.

Park has three games left in the regular season, starting with a home date against Irondale (3-18, 0-14) on Wednesday, playing at league-leading and tenth-ranked East Ridge (19-3, 14-0) Tuesday, Feb. 17 and finishing with another home contest against Forest Lake (10-4, 17-5) on Friday, Feb. 20.

Eastview 64, Park 40

Host Eastview claimed a 64-40 victory over the visiting Park Wolfpack in a non-conference contest Wednesday evening.

Thunderbolts win, now 9-1 on the season

The South Washington County Thunderbolts wrapped up with regular season with an 11-5 win over visiting Dakota United Monday afternoon in adapted floor hockey.

The Thunderbolts finished the season 9-1 and now head to the playoffs.

The state tournament will be held Feb. 27-28 at Bloomington Jefferson High School.