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Sports
Matt Mikus
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Where to celebrate Minnesota’s PWHL championship win this weekend

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Minnesota celebrates defeating Boston with the Walter Trophy during the PWHL Game 5 between Minnesota and Boston at Tsongas Center in Lowell, Mass., on Wednesday.
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Minnesota is the state of hockey, and players on Minnesota’s Professional Women’s Hockey League team now have the hardware to prove it.

And according to St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter on his X account: Championship = parade.

Minnesota’s PWHL Championship team announced a celebration Friday for their victory in the inaugural season of the women’s professional league.

The celebration will be at Xcel Energy Center in downtown St. Paul from 5 to 7 p.m. The event was initially scheduled to take place in Rice Park, but the team says possible rain and a large expected turnout caused them to move locations.

Plans for a parade have not yet been released, but St. Paul has been willing to spin up a parade for big sports wins before. The city held a parade in 2021 for St. Paul gymnast Sunisa Lee down White Bear Avenue.

If a championship party doesn’t fulfill your women’s hockey needs, don’t forget that on June 10, Minnesota will host the 2024 PWHL Draft.

You can fill out this form to have a chance at attending the draft.