The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School ice hockey team won the Florida championship, 11 days after a gunman killed 17 of their classmates and staff members.The fourth-seeded Eagles upset top-ranked East Lake 3-1 in the Sunday morning semifinals at a minor-league rink near Fort Myers, then routed Tampa Jesuit 7-4 in the afternoon finals."We just came out, played hard, gave it everything we got. This wasn't for us. This was for the 17 victims. We played for them," student athlete Joey Zenobi said.Once back at campus, the players placed their medals on the crosses for each of the victims at the growing memorial.The team is moving on to a national tournament.------ 

 (CNN) The victory was bittersweet for a school still reeling from a horrific shooting. 
 
 But for students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, it was another way to honor the 17 people killed in the massacre there: a state title. 
 
 The school's boys ice hockey team won the state title with a pair of victories on Sunday. The title was considered an upset because the team, which had lost all three of its round-robin games during the weekend, was the lowest-seeded team in the championship bracket. 
 
 Even in victory, thoughts of the students and staff killed in the February 14 massacre remained close to the team's mind. 
 
 "This wasn't for us. This was for the 17 victims," senior Matthew Horowitz told CNN affiliate WPLG . "No one was lacking energy in the locker room. We all came to play. We were all ready." 
 
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– The boys' ice hockey team at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School pulled off a major upset Sunday to win the state title—and the team dedicated the win to the victims of this month's shooting at the Parkland, Fla., school. "This wasn't for us. This was for the 17 victims," one senior said after the team, which had been the lowest-seeded one in the championship bracket, won two games Sunday. "No one was lacking energy in the locker room. We all came to play. We were all ready." As CNN reports, 17 medals were handed out—one for each member of the team, but also the number of victims killed in the shooting. The AP reports team members placed the medals on crosses standing for each of the victims at a memorial.