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Eagles give up four power-play goals

Loss to Point in Sectional semi ends Pines’ season

By Gary Ridderbusch
News-Review Editor

Members of the Northland Pines boys hockey team include, front row from left, Devin Sauvola, Edward Zyhowski, Austin Ramesh, Leif Offerdahl, Dylan Weber, Jacob Stephan, Adam Kresl, Cody Droes, Alex Kronely, Trevor Laszczkowski, Brandon Hunt; second row, assistant coach Don Czarapata, head coach Charlie DePuydt, Douglas Carson, Blake Molkentine, Noah Weber, Connor Cox, Spencer Oberg, Jake Jantzen, Carson Cox, Kory Droes, Gabe Hartwig, manager Lake Edwards, manager Samantha Molkentine, manager K.D. Sparks; back row, assistant coach Robert McDonald, Zachery Kennedy, Colton Raymond, Lukas Sergent, Nick Dean, Noah Wittkopf and Joseph Roach. The Eagles won the conference title with a 14-0 record. —Photo By Kitty Sookochoff
Members of the Northland Pines boys hockey team include, front row from left, Devin Sauvola, Edward Zyhowski, Austin Ramesh, Leif Offerdahl, Dylan Weber, Jacob Stephan, Adam Kresl, Cody Droes, Alex Kronely, Trevor Laszczkowski, Brandon Hunt; second row, assistant coach Don Czarapata, head coach Charlie DePuydt, Douglas Carson, Blake Molkentine, Noah Weber, Connor Cox, Spencer Oberg, Jake Jantzen, Carson Cox, Kory Droes, Gabe Hartwig, manager Lake Edwards, manager Samantha Molkentine, manager K.D. Sparks; back row, assistant coach Robert McDonald, Zachery Kennedy, Colton Raymond, Lukas Sergent, Nick Dean, Noah Wittkopf and Joseph Roach. The Eagles won the conference title with a 14-0 record. —Photo By Kitty Sookochoff
Special teams were the difference as Stevens Point used four power-play goals and a short-handed goal to beat Northland Pines 5-1 in a WIAA Sectional semifinal boys hockey game at K.B. Willett Arena last Tuesday.

Pines, seeded third in the Sectional, also lost  to second-seeded Stevens Point 2-1 during the regular season.

“We had two goals called back in that first game and that was one of the reasons

Tuesday, February 26, 2013 7:15 PM
 

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