The Muskego Co-Op Ice Force delivered a statement win on Saturday, powering past the Monona Grove Silver Eagles with a convincing 8–2 final at Hartmeyer Ice Arena in Madison. The Ice Force controlled the pace from the opening puck drop, scoring three goals in each of the first and third periods and showcasing depth, discipline, and offensive balance throughout the lineup.
Offensive Firepower Across the Lineup
Eight different players found the scoresheet as the Ice Force tallied eight goals and eight assists.
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Declan Kunz led the way with a two-goal performance, including the game-sealing tally in the third.
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Ben Brown buried two goals of his own — one on the power play and one at even strength — capitalizing on strong puck movement.
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Rogan Dewane, Collin Roy, Alex Goralski, and Acen Ticha each added goals to round out a well-balanced attack.
Play making was equally distributed. Andrew Kunz posted a standout four-assist night, consistently setting up teammates and driving transitions. Mason Tews, Evan Gordon, and Andrew Wehrheim each added helpers as Ice Force maintained pressure deep in the offensive zone.
Special Teams Shine
Special teams were a major difference-maker:
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Ice Force went 4-for-6 on the power play, executing clean entries and crisp puck rotation.
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The penalty kill also stepped up, allowing just one goal on six attempts, despite a penalty-heavy contest.
Relentless Defense and Strong Goal tending
The blue line group delivered a disciplined, physical performance, holding Monona Grove to limited quality chances through two periods.
Goaltender Rylan Venne was rock solid between the pipes, stopping 22 of 24 shots and finishing with a .917 save percentage. His composure allowed Ice Force to maintain momentum even during extended penalty kills.
Greenfield's Own Walter Macdonald Contributes
Greenfield High School's representative on the Ice Force roster, #47 Walter Macdonald, played a key role in the team's defensive rotations and penalty kill units. His physical presence and smart positioning helped stabilize the back end during several critical moments, contributing to the team's ability to control the game at both ends of the ice.
Third-Period Takeover
Already holding a 5–1 advantage entering the final frame, the Ice Force shut the door with three more goals:
The closing period showcased the group's depth and conditioning — a strong sign as the season ramps up.
