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by Brien Gault Te 19U Lady Ice Dawgstraveled to Fargo, North Dakota thisweekend to play our league gamesagainst the North Dakota AmateurHockey Association’s southeastteams. On Friday night the Ice Dawgs

aced the unde eated (10-0) and#1 ranked Fargo Freeze on their

home ice. Afer the puck dropped,it was apparent that the Ice Dawgscame to play some hard-nosedhockey. Both teams were unable tond the back o the net during the51 minutes o regulation play dueto solid goaltending. Ice DawgsGoalie Autumn Gault stopped all 49shots she aced in regulation. On toSudden Death overtime.

In the overtime period the IceDawgs kept the tremendous teamwork going and with 3:05 lef,Alex Simensen skated around andshot one past the Fargo goalie othe 1-zip win. Ice Dawgs GoalieAutumn Gault nished the gamewith 53 saves, recording her 6thShutout o the season.

19U Ice Dawgs didn’t travel 1,300 miles for nothing!

Lady Ice Dawgs making the trek to Fargo this past weekendwere, back row, Emily Kolstad, Krista Hentges, MakenzieWesen, Brett See, Carly Wesely, Madison Knodel, JesiKennedy and Josie Uphaus; middle row, Kennedy Schmidt,

Tamrah Pewitt and Jaycee Wixson; front row, Autumn Gault,Teagan Fossum, Alex Simensen and Maddy Uphuas. The19U State Tournament and the 14/12U State Tournamentswill be held at the Valley Event Center Febraury 20-22.



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Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 42. Eastsoutheast wind 5 to 9 mph.

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 28.East southeast wind 8 to 13 mph becoming light eastnortheast after midnight.

Friday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 39. Northwestwind around 8 mph.

Friday Night: A 20 percent chance of snow showers.Mostly cloudy, with a low around 27. North wind around8 mph.

Saturday: A 30 percent chance of snow showers.Cloudy, with a high near 27. Northeast wind 8 to 13 mph.New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

Saturday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 15.

Sunday: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy, with ahigh near 16.

Sunday Night: A slight chance of snow. Mostly cloudy,with a low around 8.

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On Saturday morning the Ice Dawgs played theWest Fargo Stampede on their home ice. Te Stampedewere ranked #3 in the league going into the weekend.During the game both teams skated hard and werehaving a hard time nding the back o the net. Butin the middle o the rst period, Maddy Uphaus wasthe rst Ice Dawg to get one past the Stampede goalieunassisted. Also scoring or the Ice Dawgs in the thirdperiod was Alex Simensen, assisted by Makenzie Wesen.Te Ice Dawgs would all 3-2 in this hard ought battle.Ice Dawgs Goalie Autumn Gault nished the game with22 saves. Saturday night had us traveling to Wahpeton or thelast game o the day. Te Ice Dawgs came out ready toplay but with two hard ought battles under their belt,they were a little tired and sore but continued their

scoring ways. Scoring in the rst period was MakenzieWesen, assisted by Carly Wesely and Alex Simensen (1);and Carley Wesely assisted by Brett See (2). Scoring inthe second period was Alex Simensen, unassisted (3).Scoring in the third period was Carly Wesely, unassisted(4); Alex Simensen, assisted by Carly Wesely (5); andJosey Uphaus, unassisted (6). Goalie Autumn Gault had

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12 saves in the 6 3 win. On Sunday the Ice Dawgs traveled to Mayville othe nal game o the weekend against the MayPort IceDawgs. Te Glasgow Ice Dawgs, re reshed rom a goodnight’s sleep, were ready to play some hockey. Aferskating around or a ew minutes in the cold rink,Madison Knodel was the rst Ice Dawg to nd theback o the net unassisted(1). In the second period theIce Dawgs took charge o the game. Kennedy Schmidtstarted the scoring assisted by Josey Uphaus (2); JoseyUphaus assisted by Brett See and Kennedy Schmidt(3); Jesi Kennedy assisted by Madison Knodel (4); andCarly Wesely assisted by Krista Hentges (5). Startingthe third period the Glasgow Ice Dawgs never stoppedthe attack. Scoring was Carly Wesely unassisted (6);Makenzie Wesen, unassisted (7); Alex Simensenassisted by Makenzie Wesen (8); and the nal goalo the game was scored by Brett See assisted by Jose

Uphaus. Gault had 16 saves in the 9-2 win. She endedthe weekend acing 111 shots with 103 saves or 92.79% save average. Congratulations Lady Ice Dawgs on a Great 3-1Weekend. Te 19U Ice Dawgs will be traveling toWat ord City and Sidney or games this weekend. GO ICE DAWGS!

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