The second girls' semifinal game on Friday will pair top-ranked Onalaska with #6 Kettle Moraine Glaciers. This game will start at approximately 2pm.

The Hilltoppers are led offensively by sophomore forward Theresa Knutson. She has scored 100 points this year (67g-33a). She is the team's sniper and has a rocket shot from the slot area. Junior linemate Baylee Darling has 20g-30a and complements Knutson. Freshman forward Jacyn Reeves has scored 35 points on 28 goals and 7 assists.

Sophomore forward/defender Jamie Weilandt added 19 goals and 19 assists.

If it's not bad enough you have to worry about all the offensive weaponry, senior defenseman Jayda Hoerres (11g-25a) knows how to play a little offense, too. Senior F/D Ellie Meyer (7g-24a) adds leadership as well as playmaking ability.

In net, sophomore Jeanalyn Schindler (2.09 GAA, .893 save%) faces just under 20 shots per game as the Hilltoppers' stopper.

For the Glaciers, forward Arianna Smith (19g-33a) is the leading scorer and playmaker. She is joined by Morgan Hollowell (31g-14a) and Jamie Ertl (24g-16a) as the big goal scorers. Alexis Aghijan (6g-15a) plays a key role as well.

Kelli Sorge (3g-5a) is one of the top defenders, along with Irene Hougard (5g-9a).

Jenna Bales (2.04 GAA, .892 save%) is in charge of keeping pucks out of the net for the Glacier.

BOTTOM LINE:
The Onalaska offense might be too much for the Glacier. Defense and goaltending are fairly even, so it just depends how many pucks KM can put on Schindler. But if Knutson and Company score at their usual pace, it's going to be a long day for Bales.

Trasher's prediction:  Onalaska 5, Kettle Moraine 2