By Becky Moen A long tradition of community service and teamwork continues as the Mound Westonka High School girls and boys hockey teams held their 19th Annual Hockey Against Hunger Food Drive this past Saturday, Jan. 11. Generous hockey fans, players and families gave food and monetary donations during the full day of JV and

Come support White Hawks high school hockey and help battle against hunger. Join the Mound Westonka Hockey Boosters for the annual food drive Saturday, Jan. 11, at David M. Thaler Arena. For every non-perishable food item donated, spectators receive $1 off admission. Monetary donations accepted – all donations go to the Westonka Food Shelf. Games

By Bill LaTour On Jan. 30, the Mound Westonka High School boys hockey team traveled to face off against conference rivals the Hutchinson Tigers. Similar to last week, the real question was whether the White Hawks were looking past this game in anticipation of the big rematch with No. 3 state-ranked Orono at Thaler arena

By Bill LaTour On Jan. 23, the Mound Westonka High School boys hockey team played host to a conference rival, the Wildcats from Waconia. The real question was if the White Hawks were looking past this game in anticipation to the big rematch with Delano on Jan. 26. The answer came very quickly, with the

By Bill LaTour On Jan. 16, the Mound Westonka High School boys hockey team traveled to Litchfield to play the Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato Dragons. This was a big game in terms of it being a conference matchup but also, more importantly, to see how the White Hawks would respond to their tough, last-second defeat by Orono the

The White Hawks’ Hockey Against Hunger Food Drive to help stock the Westonka Food Shelf has become an annual charitable event that plays an important role in the Westonka community. Please come support Mound Westonka High School hockey and help battle against hunger. Anyone donating a non-perishable food shelf item will receive $1 off the

By Bill LaTour The Westonka White Hawks boys hockey team started off 2018 the right way by winning three out of three games. Proving this sweep was a total team effort, eight different players scored goals and eight different players recorded assists during the week. On Jan. 2, the White Hawks defeated the Lions of

By Bill LaTour After an impressive 5-1 rout of the Minneapolis Storm on Dec. 12, the Mound Westonka boys hockey team skated off against the Mankato East Cougars on Dec. 19 at Thaler arena. This game was an even, back-and-forth contest from start to finish. At the end of the game, both teams had 24

By Bill LaTour Going on the road in any conference in any sport is a challenge, but the Mound Westonka High School boys hockey team rose to the occasion and took care of business with a couple of wins against the Rochester Lourdes Eagles on Dec. 5 and the Bloomington Kennedy Eagles on Dec. 9.

By Bill LaTour After a good week of practice, the Mound Westonka boys pucksters were raring and ready to take the ice against the New Ulm Eagles in their home opener Dec. 2. The White Hawks skated hard, peppered the Eagles goaltender with shots from every angle and dominated every facet of the game –