Cougars Dominate Weekend Set Against Lawrence Tech with Explosive Offense
The Sault Cougars women's hockey team delivered a statement weekend, overpowering Lawrence Tech University in back-to-back games with a combined 19 goals scored and two commanding victories.
Friday, Nov. 14 — Cougars Erupt for Seven in the First, Roll to 10–2 Win
The Cougars wasted no time asserting control on Friday night, exploding for seven first-period goals and setting the tone for one of their strongest offensive outings of the season. Sault's relentless pressure, quick puck movement, and depth across all four lines overwhelmed Lawrence Tech from the opening puck drop.
By the final buzzer, the Cougars skated away with a 10–2 victory, fueled by a wide distribution of scoring:
- Payton Stos
- Katelynn Jacques
- Emma Lee
- Materia Land
- Amelia Williams (2)
- Zoe Weaver (2)
- Danika West
- Gracie Dale
The scoring onslaught showcased the Cougars' balanced attack, with eight different players finding the back of the net and both Williams and Weaver recording multi-goal performances.
The Cougars returned to the ice Saturday looking to repeat their dominance— and they did exactly that. Powered by a four-goal performance from Materia Land, the Cougars stormed past Lawrence Tech with a 9–1 final.
Supporting the offensive surge were:
From puck control to defensive structure to net-front presence, Sault dictated every aspect of the game. The Cougars' forecheck consistently disrupted Lawrence Tech's breakout, while their speed and passing created high-danger chances shift after shift.
Across the two-game sweep, the Cougars showcased their depth, discipline, and scoring prowess—key elements as they push deeper into the season. With standout performances from Land, Jacques, Lee, Sullivan and the supporting cast, Sault appears to be hitting its stride.