Girls Hockey season wrap up
March 3, 2023
The girls’ hockey season has come to an end this winter. The team ended with an 8-18 overall record and a 3-10 conference record against a lot of talented competitors. Girls’ hockey was led this season by coaches Taylor Ries and Kevin Cassidy as well as senior captains Mady Picka and Kenzie O’Brien.
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Junior Kaelyn Borwege shared her thoughts on the season: “It was really fun to play with all the girls. Even though we didn’t always win, we always gave it a good effort and had a lot of fun doing it. I can’t wait for next season.”
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The Trojans faced a lot of tough competition this winter but pulled off victories against conference competitors Waconia and Minneapolis, setting them up to be ranked #7 in Metro West. They began section playoffs in mid-February, facing #1 seed Minnetonka in the first round. Minnetonka had an impressive record of 26-4 this season, with eight Division I recruits and five players also on the Team USA roster. The Trojans lost a hard-fought battle against the highly respected team with a lot of well-known talent, bringing their season to a close.
The Trojan girls’ hockey team had a season full of effort and resilience with hopes to come back even stronger next season.