Minnesota captain Kendall Coyne Schofield scored at 2:39 of overtime to give the Frost a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Sceptres on Sunday.

Before goalie Kristen Campbell could cover up, Coyne Schofield found the puck in a goalmouth scramble and chipped it in.

Brooke McQuigge opened the scoring for the Frost (7-5-4-7) in the first period, while defender Renata Fast pulled the Sceptres (9-2-5-7) even late in the second period.

Nicole Hensley made 15 saves for Minnesota.

high school Boys hockey

Moorhead’s Kraft named Mr. Hockey in Minnesota

Moorhead forward Mason Kraft was named the winner of the 41st Mr. Hockey award, given to the best player in the state, on Sunday after he led the Spuds to the Class 2A state championship a day earlier.

White Bear Lake’s Leo Gabriel won the Frank Brimsek award, given to the top senior goaltender in the state.

College wrestling

Stevenson wins fourth Big Ten title, team is 4th

Minnesota heavyweight Gable Stevenson won his fourth Big Ten championship on Sunday, becoming the first conference heavyweight to win four titles and just the 19th wrestler overall to accomplish the feat. The Gophers’ Vern Gagne also did it with wins in 1944 and 194-49.

As a team, Minnesota finished in fourth place with 108.5 points, equaling its best finish under head coach Brandon Eggum. Penn State won the team title, followed by Nebraska and Iowa.

Minnesota’s Max McEnelly took the first loss of his college career by finishing second to Penn State’s Carter Starocci.

Vance VomBaur was runner-up at 141 pounds for the Gophers. Other Minnesota finishes on Sunday included Andrew Sparks (fourth at 174 pounds), Isaiah Salazar (fourth, 197) and Tommy Askey (fifth, 157).

Eight Gophers have clinched a spot in the NCAA championships, set for March 20-22 in Philadelphia, with at-large bids still to be announced.

GOLF

Henley wins PGA at Bay Hill with late charge

Russell Henley faced one shot he hardly ever practices. On another shot, he figured he had little chance for the ball to stay on the green.

Both turned out close to perfectly Sunday in the Arnold Palmer Invitational — one for birdie, the other for eagle — that were key moments in a charge that would have made Arnie proud. He shot 33 on the back nine — the best of anyone in contention for a 2-under 70 that gave him a one-shot win over Collin Morikawa.

Vilips wins PGA’s Puerto Rico Open in 3rd start

Karl Vilips of Australia ran off three straight birdies to break out of an unexpected duel and played his best golf down the stretch Sunday for an 8-under 64 to win the Puerto Rico Open, his first PGA Tour victory in just his third start as a pro.

Japan’s Takeda wins her second LPGA title in China

Rio Takeda shot a blistering 8-under 64 on Sunday to win the LPGA’s Blue Bay tournament by six shots ahead of Minjee Lee of Australia, the second LPGA title for the young Japanese.

The 21-year-old Takeda finished on 17-under 271 for the four rounds on China’s southern island of Hainan. Lee closed with a 67 to finish on 277 with Japanese Ayaka Furue a further shot back after a 68 to finish on 10-under 278.

Alker wins Cologuard Classic playoff

Steven Alker won the Cologuard Classic on Sunday for his ninth PGA Tour Champions title, beating Long Island club pro Jason Caron with a 12-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff at La Paloma Country Club.

NASCAR

Bell wins third straight Cup Series race

Christopher Bell was just ahead of Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Denny Hamlin after a late restart, in good position to win his third straight NASCAR Cup Series race.

Another restart led to some tense moments — enough to make his team owner feel a bit queasy.

Bell survived a late drag race with Hamlin to become the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to win three straight races in the NextGen car, edging his teammate by 0.049 seconds to win the second-closest race in Phoenix Raceway history on Sunday.

Bell started 11th in the 312-mile race after winning at Atlanta and Circuit of America the previous two weeks.

Bell stayed out front on two late restarts, holding off his teammate by the nose of his car on the final one to become the first driver to win three straight races since Kyle Larson in 2021. He’s the fourth driver in Cup Series history to win three times in the first four races — first since Kevin Harvick in 2018.

Briefly

Downhill skiing >> Mikaela Shiffrin set an all-time World Cup record Sunday with her 156th podium finish though she let victory slip away in a slalom. Racing through steadily falling snow with a first-run lead, Shiffrin was only 25th-fastest in the second run to finish in third place, 0.19 seconds behind surprise winner Katharina Truppe.

NHL >> Utah Hockey Club goaltender Connor Ingram re-entered the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program on Sunday, saying he has not been himself since his mother died of breast cancer in early December.

College football >> Bowling Green hired former NFL running back and Tennessee State coach Eddie George on Sunday as the Falcons’ head coach. George was the head coach the last four years at Tennessee State, where he was named the Big South-Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year last season.

College basketball >> Wisconsin women’s basketball coach Marisa Moseley has stepped down after posting a 47-75 record in four seasons at a program that has been struggling to compete in the Big Ten for over a decade.

MLB >> Milwaukee right-hander Brandon Woodruff, who missed all of last season while recovering from shoulder surgery, expects to pitch in a minor league spring training game this week.

MLB >> New York Mets catcher Francisco Alvarez has a fractured hamate bone in his left hand that will require surgery.

— From news services