BENSON — Natalie Stueven recorded two goals and one assist for the Northern Lakes Lightning in a 7-1 win over the Morris/Benson Storm Tuesday, Nov. 18.
Avery Lonergan tallied two assists and one goal. Jenna Udean, Dana Balmer, Kambria Thompson and Myah Reuper added goals.
Kayla Landt notched seven saves as the Lightning outshot Morris/Benson 71-8.
It’s the Lightning’s first win of the season and the first career win for Northern Lakes head coach Angus Laing.
Morris/Benson 0 1 0 — 1
Northern Lakes 1 4 2 — 7
First period: NL-Jenna Udean (Avery Lonergan) 4:00
Second period: NL-Natalie Stueven (Dana Balmer, Eva Anderson) 1:46, NL-Avery Lonergan (Lila Nordby) 5:49, NL-Dana Balmer (Lila Nordby, Avery Lonergan) 8:02, NL-Kambria Thompson (Myah Reuper, Brielle Spaeth) 8:28, MB-Elizebeth Day (Kennlee Koehler, Kimmy Kerzman) PPG 11:47
Third period: NL-Myah Reuper (Natalie Stueven) 4:18, NL-Natalie Stueven 9:56
Shots on goal: NL 71, MB 8
Goalies: NL-Kayla Landt (7 saves)
Overall: NL 1-3. Next: Northern Lakes hosts Willmar 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20.
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