Third-ranked Park wrapped up a perfect regular season with an easy 21-2 win over visiting Lakeville North Friday evening.
Park led 8-1 after one period and 14-1 at the half.
The Wolfpack …
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Third-ranked Park wrapped up a perfect regular season with an easy 21-2 win over visiting Lakeville North Friday evening.
Park led 8-1 after one period and 14-1 at the half.
The Wolfpack finished 13-0 on the season and are now headed to the section playoffs. Lakeville North dropped to 4-9.
Park (13-0) drew the top seed in Section 3A will begin the playoffs Thursday, hosting a Section 3 quarterfinal game at Cottage Grove, starting at 7:30 p.m.
Cretin-Derham Hall (10-3) drew the No. 2 seed and also a first round bye. The Raiders played Park as close as anybody has this season, losing only 7-6 on April 29.
In round one games scheduled for Tuesday, eighth-seeded St. Paul/Two Rivers Ducks (5-7) played ninth seeded St. Paul Academy and Summit School (6-7), with the winner advancing to play Park Thursday. Seventh-seeded Visitation (6-7) met 10th seeded Hastings (3-10) in the other round one game.
Fourth-seeded St. Croix Preparatory (9-4) meets fifth-seeded Simley (6-7) in one quarterfinal. Third-seeded East Ridge (8-5) meets sixth-seeded Woodbury (5-8) in another quarterfinal and Cretin gets the winner of Visitation and Hastings.
The section semifinals will be played June 2, with the championship game set for June 4.
Madi Brinkman scored four goals against Lakeville North to finish the regular season with 41 goals in 13 games, for a 3.15 goal per game average.
Josie Leonard, Krya Stofer and Maleah McMorrow each scored three times. Morgan Brinkman, Sidni Gitzen and Alaina Wright each added two more tallies. Taylor Siemer had one goal. Wright and Madi Brinkman added two assists each.
Lauryn Ehrenstrom had five saves in the game in goal.
For the regular season, Leonard had 35 goals, Maleah McMorrow 24, Gitzen and Morgan Brinkman 14 each, Wright 13 and Stofer 12.
Madi Brinkman led Park with 13 assists, McMorrow had 12 and Leonard 11.
Goalie Ehrenstrom had seven wins and a .518 save percentage. Aubree Laska had six wins and a .650 save percentage.
Lauryn Ehrenstrom had seven wins in goal to five for Aubree Laske. The two split the net duties most of the season with each usually playing a half. Laske had a .667 save percentage and Ehrenstrom was at .480.
Park 23, Hastings 3
Park jumped out to a 12-0 lead after the first period and cruised to an easy win over visiting Hastings Tuesday. The Wolfpack led 15-1 at the half and 19-1 after three periods.
Kyra Stofer had four goals to lead Park. Morgan Brinkman, Madi Brinkman and Maleah McMorrow each scored three goals for the Wolfpack. Sidni Gitzen and Olivia Czarnota had two goals each, while Lisa Krumrie, Josie Leonard, Taylor Siemer and Audrey Eschom put in one apiece. Leonard also added three assists.
Park goalies Lauryn Ehrenstrom and Aubree Laska each gave up one goal on two shots as they split the net work again.
MSHSL Girls LAX Top 10
Team Record
1. Prior Lake 13-0
2. Stillwater 10-2
3. Park 13-0
4. Lakeville South 10-3
5. Rosemount 11-2
6. Edina 10-3
7. Orono 11-2
8. Wayzata 11-2
9. Minnetonka 9-4
10. Buffalo 10-3