It's all come down to this.
Two games, and two state champions to crown.
The 75th Minnesota boy's hockey state tourament wraps up Saturday with a full slate of games at the Xcel Energy Center in downtown St. Paul.
While some teams are playing for third place, four team are gunning for a state title.
In the Class 1A final on Saturday afternoon, it's St. Cloud Cathedral taking on Greenway.
Cathedral is the first boy's hockey team from St. Cloud to make it this far in a state hockey tournament.
Greenway was a powerhouse in the days of the single-class tournament, winning state titles in 1967 and 1968, and they're trying for their first 1A title.
The large-school final is a familiar matchup.
Top-seeded and No. 1-ranked Edina squares off against Eden Prairie.
The teams met three times during the regular season, with Edina winning all three.
The Hornets are trying for the tenth state championship in their boy's hockey team history, and first since winning back-to-back titles in 2013-14.
Eden Prairie has two boy's hockey state title, the last coming in 2011 when the Eagles outlasted Duluth East in three overtimes in the final.