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By Jeremy Mayo
Northern Edge forward Nikki Kloes (left) and goalie Johanna Sommers (right) were in Madison on Thursday being honored as part of the 2009-10 WHCA's All-State Team (Submitted photo).
MADISON – Northern Edge Senior Goalie Johanna Sommers and sophomore Nikki Kloes were named to the Wisconsin Hockey Coaches Association’s All-State Team as Honorable Mention selections at the association’s banquet Thursday evening.
It was be Sommers’ second time on the All-State Team. She also received Honorable Mention as a sophomore. It is Kloes's first appearance on the All-State team.
"I was pleased to see the Northern Edge represented at the All-State banquet," said head coach Wil Losch, who was with Sommers and Kloes in Madison to receive the awards. "Both JoJo and Nikki deserved the recognition."
Sommers went 7-16 this season with a 91.0 save percentage and a 3.80 goals against average. Sommers set school records for most saves in a season (904) and in a game (75 against Keweenaw) this year.
"JoJo has been a mainstay as our tender for four years, stopping over 90% of the shots she faced," Losch stated. "Much of the success we have experienced is due to that fact. Right now, looking ahead to next year, there is a void to be filled. Stepping into that position with the ability to play it at a level JoJo did will not be easily done."
Kloes finished tied for fifth most goals scored in the State this season with 31. She also had four assists. She set program records for most goals in a season (31) and in a game (5 against Tomahawk).
"Nikki brought some scoring attention to our program," added Losch. "And if she wants, there can be plenty more of that ahead of her. I hope that Nikki looked at a lot of the older girls getting recognized and saw where she wants to be next year or her senior year. With the proper drive and off season work, she will be there next year."
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Power Plays End Edge's Season
MARSHFIELD – When the Marshfield Tigers had an opportunity, they took advantage of it. They were only on the power play three times in Thursday’s WIAA Girls Hockey Regional Final against the Northern
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GameDay Preview: Edge Confident Entering Playoff Matchup with Marshfield
Coach Wil Losch has his team ready for the WIAA Playoffs. After the most successful regular season in program history, the Northern Edge looks for its second WIAA Tournament victory (Zach Hext photo).
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Late Goals Lead Lakeland to Playoff Win
Joe Zuiker scored two power play goals for Rhinelander on Tuesday, but it wasn't enough for the Hodags, who had their season come to an end at Lakeland for a second year in a row (Bob Mainhardt photo)
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