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Hockey roundup: Detroit Lakes boys get statement win over Thief River Falls

Roundup from Detroit Lakes boys and girls hockey.

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Jordan Fields chases after a the puck in the offensive zone during Detroit Lakes' 5-4 overtime loss against East Grand Forks on Nov. 27, 2021 at the Kent Freeman Arena. Fields scored the game-winning goal on Thursday night against Thief River Falls with 4:02 left in regulation. Jared Rubado / Detroit Lakes Tribune file photo

Jordan Fields scored a late third-period goal to lift the Detroit Lakes boys hockey team over Thief River Falls on Thursday night at the Kent Freeman Arena.

Fields put the Lakers ahead for good with 4:02 left in regulation to give the Lakers (10-4) a 2-1 lead. After Braydin Lund put the Prowlers (6-8) up 1-0 late in the second period, Detroit Lakes scored two unanswered goals. Jack Turner tied the game at 1-1 with his second career goal before the second intermission.

Elijah Blow made 15 saves in goal for the Lakers to earn his fifth win of the season. He has five wins on the season and holds a 2.32 goals-against average with a .902 save percentage.

The Lakers now have a 5-2 section record, with an overtime loss against East Grand Forks and a 3-0 defeat against Warroad. Detroit Lakes most likely will not get the No. 1 seed but is in contention for the second seed in the 8A playoffs.

THIEF RIVER FALLS 0 1 0 - 1

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DETROIT LAKES 0 1 1 - 2

SCORING- SECOND PERIOD- TRF- Braydin Lund (Max Arlt) 12:07; Detroit Lakes- Jack Turner (Cole Larson, Riley Engum) 13:10; THIRD PERIOD- Detroit Lakes- Jordan Fields (Spencer Bergman) 12:58; PENALTIES- No penalties for either team; GOALTENDING- Detroit Lakes- Elijah Blow, W, 15 saves, 1 goal allowed; TRF- Brett Holmer, L, 8 saves, 2 goals allowed

Fergus girls sweep season series

The Detroit Lakes girls hockey team saw 12 different Otters score goals on Saturday as the Lakers fell 12-1.

Emma Coley inched closer to the 100-point career mark with an unassisted goal early in the third period. Her 20th of the season puts her at 90 career points.

The Otters scored eight first-period goals to coast to their second win over the Lakers this season. The Lakers opened the season at home with a 16-1 loss to Fergus Falls.

DETROIT LAKES 0 0 1 - 1

FERGUS FALLS 8 3 1 - 12

SCORING- FIRST PERIOD- FF- Kiara Grady (Jadyn Bye) 0:31; FF- Tyra Skjeret (Desirae Mack, Maddie Hulter) 0:49; FF- Hulter (Vanessa Vaughn) 5:58; FF- Skye Norgren (unassisted) 7:51; FF- Mack (Hulter) 9:09; FF- Rylynn Krein (unassisted); SECOND PERIOD- FF- Talia Nelson (Gabby Brimhall) 4:26; FF- Hope Goepferd (unassisted) 9:52; FF- Hannah Johnson (Sjolie) 16:10; THIRD PERIOD- Detroit Lakes- Emma Coley (unassisted) 3:50; FF- Rachel Debrito (unassisted) 16:50; PENALTIES- Detroit Lakes- 4 minutes on 2 infractions- FF- 2 minutes on 1 infraction; GOALTENDING- Detroit Lakes- Emma Wahl, L, 14 saves, 12 goals allowed; FF- Anna Jyrkas, W, 25 saves, 1 goal allowed

Jared Rubado is the sports editor for the Detroit Lakes Tribune and the Perham Focus. He moved to the area in September of 2021 after covering sports for the Alexandria Echo Press for nearly three years. Jared graduated from the University of Augustana in 2018 with degrees in journalism and sports managment.
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