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Dodge County 4, Eastview 4, OT (tie)
KASSON — Dodge County senior defender Claire Dixon scored a pair of power-play goals and senior goalie Ida Huber stopped 28 shots — including four in overtime — as Dodge County, the No. 3-ranked girls hockey team in Class 1A preserved a 4-4 tie against visiting Eastview on Saturday at Dodge County Ice Arena.
The Wildcats (16-3-2 overall) led 2-1 after one period, then briefly trailed after Eastview rallied with goals from Brielle Clardy and Layla Glassen 2:32 apart to take a 3-2 lead with 7:29 to go in the second.
Dodge quickly responded, though, as Nora Carstensen scored on a power play to tie the score 3-3.
The teams traded goals in the third — Dixon scored on a power play 5:24 in, then Ella Schaefer answered for Eastview on a power play with 3:50 to go.
That was it for the scoring, as the goalies did the rest. Bethan Bigalke made 48 saves for the Lightning (7-13-3), including seven in overtime.
Maysie Koch also scored and had one assist for the Wildcats, who play at Northfield at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday.
DODGE COUNTY 4, EASTVIEW 4, OT (tie)
Eastview 1-2-1-0 — 4
Dodge County 2-1-1-0 — 4
Eastview: Ella Schaefer 2 goals; Ireland Murphy 1 assist; Sari Cords 3 assists; Layla Glassen 1 goal; Brielle Clardy 1 goal; Abigail Davis 1 assist. Goalie: Bethany Bigalke 48 saves (52 shots).
Dodge County: Mollie Koch 1 assist; Nora Carstensen 1 goal, 1 assist; Kylie Meyer 2 assists; Alexa Van Straaten 2 assists; Maysie Koch 1 goal, 1 assist; Daisy Harens 1 assist; Claire Dixon 2 goals. Goalie: Ida Huber 28 saves (32 shots).
RED WING 5, AUSTIN 4
Austin 3-0-1 — 4
Red Wing 1-2-2 — 5
Austin: Addison Bratten 1 goal; Avery Anderson 1 assist; Sawyer Loucks 1 assist; Sadie Coddington 3 goals, 1 assist; Lauren Bowe 1 assist. Goalie: Lily Haedt 34 saves (39 shots).
Red Wing: Amelia Grove 2 assists; Gabrielle Knowlton 2 assists; Claire Kajewski 1 goal; Peyton Nelson 2 goals; Stella Johnson 2 goals. Goalie: Jocelyn Mrozek 33 saves (37 shots).
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