Eagan 47, Eastview 35: Eagan senior guard Jameson Parsons scored 14 of his game-high 19 points in the first half, including four three-pointers, as the Wildcats avenged a 26-point loss to Eastview earlier this season.

"We just played with a little more intensity, especially on the defensive end of the floor," said Eagan head coach Kurt Virgin.

The first time around Eastview junior forward Joey King dropped 36 points on Eagan, but this time the Wildcats' 2-3 zone limited him to just 16. Each team now has an 8-2 record in the South Suburban conference, tied for second behind Lakeville South's 9-1 mark.

"It was a big game for us to get back into the conference race after getting beat by them by 26 a month ago," Virgin said.

Eagan hosts Bloomington Jefferson on Tuesday, while Eastview will entertain Burnsville.

Mounds View 88, Roseville 74: Led by senior forward Jordan Van Eps, who scored 37 points, the Mustangs handed Roseville its first conference loss of the season. Senior forward Lucas Brown led the Raiders - who are still in first place in the Suburban East conference – in scoring, with 35 points. After the upset, Mounds View improved to 5-6 in the conference, while Roseville is now 10-1.

Henry Sibley 45, St. Thomas Academy 44: Senior Sibley guard Dajoun Davis scored a season-high 18 points in a one-point home victory over St. Thomas Academy, whose leading scorer Thomas Sjoberg finished with 17 points. St. Thomas missed a shot near the end of the game to seal it for Sibley.

Irondale 70, Fridley 47: Senior Irondale forward Bryan Sprang led the Knights with 27 points and 10 rebounds in a decisive home victory against Fridley. Sprang leads the Knights – who are currently three games out of first place in the North Suburban conference - in scoring this year, averaging 26.7 points per game.

Eden Prairie 83, Minnetonka 60: The game started with each team scoring nine points, but by halftime, the Lake conference-leading Eagles were up 49-30. By the end of their 23-point home victory, 13 Eden Prairie players had scored, including three in double figures. Junior guard Sander Mohn led the Eagles with 18 points.

Robbinsdale Cooper 85, Chisago Lakes 67: Senior Cooper guard Terrance Averyheart hit seven of 11 three-point attempts en route to a season-high 36 point-performance in the Hawks’ home victory over Chisago Lakes. Averyheart leads the Hawks – who are currently three games out of first place in the North Suburban conference – in scoring, averaging 17.4 points per game.

Como Park 68, St. Paul-Harding 64: Como Park scored 52 second-half points to earn a four-point victory over St. Paul City Conference foe Harding. Senior guard Terrance Williams led Como Park with 21 points - all of which came in the second half – and was seven for seven from the free throw line. Denzel Shaw and Kayshiva Shaw pitched in 16 points and 15 points, respectively, for the Cougars. Shaquille Cobbs led Harding with 16 points.

Forest Lake 58, Stillwater 52 OT: Stillwater guard Adam Paulson hit a three-pointer with 30 seconds left in regulation to send the game to overtime, but Forest Lake hit seven of eight three-pointers in the extra session to seal the victory. Junior forward Tyler Rosenberger led the Rangers with 20 points. Paulson finished with 15.

Chaska 73, Northfield 45: Missota conference-leading Chaska outscored Northfield 43-25 in the second half in a dominating road victory. Senior guard Max Watts led Chaska with 21 points, while senior forward Ross Travis added 18.