TW girls pulled off a pair of wins on Friday, starting with a 5-3 win over Atlantic before many of us even began our work day and culminating with a 13-1 blowout of Team Illinois a few hours later.

Taylor Treu got things going with a power play goal less than two minutes into the opening stanza, only to see Atlantic tie the game 28 seconds later.

TW went ahead for good with a goal by Natasha Wanless with just over a minute left in the first.

Katelyn Ramthun got things going in the second with her power play goal just over three minutes in to make it 3-1.

That score lasted for ten minutes until Atlantic scored again to cut the lead to 3-2, but Wanless scored her second with 23 seconds left in the period to make it 4-2.

Bryar Brooks made it 5-2 three minutes into the final period, only to see Atlantic match that 38 seconds later for the final goal of the contest.

TW held a slight 28-25 shot edge in the game, with Rebecca Binder stopping 22 shots in the win. 

Elizabeth Bauer added a pair of assists in the win for TW.

Game two of the day was no contest as TW scored six times in the first and seven times in the middle period before dialing back the intensity in the easy win.

Natasha Wanless led the way with three goals and two assists, closely followed by Hannah Koniar (2g-1a) and Johanna Cano (1g-2a). Elizabeth Bauer also had two goals.

Marissa Gibbs, Morgan Hobbs, Megan Saari, Katie Meierotto, and Bryar Brooks also scored for TW. Taylor Treu had a pair of helpers for TW as 13 players scored at least one point.

Rebecca Binder had six saves and TW outshot TI by a huge 50-7 margin.

The TW Boys scored a 5-0 shutout over Indiana Friday afternoon.

Jake Schafer and Spence Challe scored in a span of 2:45 late in the period to make it 2-0.

Nico Aguilar scored early in the second to make it 3-0, and then Parker Elvy tallied twice in the final period to account for the 5-0 score.

Elvy also had an assist for a three point game. Aaron Maas aded two helpers for TW.

Zach Lanz, Conner Parker, Jake Berry, Aguilar, Logan Conkey, and Challe all had assists.

Nathan Cleghorn was perfect in stopping 21 shots in the win, in which TW doubled up on shots, 43-21.