Mn high school hockey player Whitaker Rewertz Viral TV Swear

If you were lucky enough to see the hockey game of the boys hockey between Cloquet-esko-Carlton and Hibbing-Chishholm on Wednesday evening, you have a real pleasure.

In a game in which the winner at the hockey tournament 2025 in the North Minnesota in the Minnesota State Boys Hockey tournament is a representative of Section 7aa, the missions were high. And the campaign lived until the moment.

After a goalless first period, Hibbing-Chisholm worked on a 2-1 lead in the second page. Cloquet ESK Carlton came to a 3: 3 draw in the third and the two teams at the end of the regulation.

Someone had to win, and Hibbing-Chisholm newcomer Whitaker Rewertz was the one who achieved the game-decisive goal in extra time to send the blue jackets to his first appearance of the state tournament for almost 15 years. For his efforts, he was appointed player of the game by the TV Broadcast -Cast.

In a postgame interview with Rewertz, the newcomer was soaked by several of his teammates, which emptied her Gatorade bottles over his head while interviewing WDIO TV on the ice by Spencer Pierce.

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Pierce emphasized that Rewertz 'team was the last time in the tournament when he just started his youth hockey career to play pond hockey. Rewertz called the moment “Insane” and was the one who scored the gambling gate in the extension to send his team to St. Paul next week.

Rewertz played things humble, said someone could have achieved this goal and described everything as a team performance.

When the newcomer was asked about the opponent, it became interesting. When he spoke about the resistance of his team that plays against the higher CEC, he respected the wooden fellers with an “ear protection” moment that has become viral since then.

Rewertz called Cloquet-esko-Carlton “Af ** King Good Team”, totally had it before turning off the microphone and giving them a “good team” a second time and explained that they were a hard opponent who was all the games.

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The video was shared and has attracted viral attention online.

The play-by-play personality, Zach Schneider, quickly apologized for the language before continuing with her post-game show.

This gives Hibbing-Chisholm her first trip to the MSHSL Boys Hockey tournament in St. Paul for the first time since 2011. You will learn your opponent this weekend when the seeds for the class a clip is complete.

Her first game will take place on Wednesday, March 5th. When sowing is complete, we will know when you will play on Wednesday.