LANGLEY, British Columbia– Trinity Western Spartans second-year forward Kyra Anderson (Regina, Sask.) scored twice to help extend the Spartans winning streak to a program best four games with a an impressive 4-1 victory over the Saskatchewan Huskies Saturday night at the Langley Events Centre in Langley, B.C. The win improves the Spartans to 5-5-0, while the loss drops the Huskies to 0-8-4. The back-to-back weekend sweeps is a first for the Spartans. Last week the Spartans swept the Regina Cougars in Regina, Sask.
 
Also scoring for the Spartans were second-year forward Charlotte Swanton (Victoria, B.C.), and first-year forward Ashley Breitkreuz (Regina, Sask.). Scoring for the Huskies was Paris Oleksyn
 
Trinity Western's fourth-year goalie Mabel Maltais (Edmonton, Alta.) made 23 saves in the Spartans win, while Colby Wilson made 24 saves in the Huskies loss.
 
UP NEXT
The Spartans now head to Edmonton, Alta. where they will match up with the MacEwan Griffins on November 15-16. Puck drop at the Christenson Family Centre is scheduled for 7 p.m. (MT) and 3 p.m. (MT). Both games can be seen live on Canada West TV.
 
QUOTABLE
TWU head coach Peter Hay
"The message to the team was to play a 60-minute game and start right off the first shift, which we thought we did. We played a good solid team game, obviously went up quickly on the two goals, which created momentum and lots of confidence, but I thought we played really well."
 
"Unfortunately, in the second period, we got into penalty trouble and with penalties caused a little bit of chaos, and a little bit of momentum for them. But we were able to clean that up in the third and finish the game the right way, so it wasn't a full 60-minute game for us, but I felt that we played good hockey when we had to, and it was good to see multiple players scoring goals in both games this weekend."  
 
On the teams four game winning streak.
"Getting four in a row, was exciting to hear that we're obviously breaking some new grounds in the history of the program, which is only four years old, but we are not that focused on outcomes. Our team's very focused and dialed in on the process and I think that's why we're doing so well. It is because we just care about the next shift and the next little habit that we are creating. They are executing as a team and we have a great culture with a great team that cares about everyone and it's a fun to come to the rink. So, I feel we're in a really good place. But next weekend's going to be another challenge as we play, McEwan who we can't take lightly and we have to be prepared, hopefully these are our best practices of the year."
 
AS IT HAPPENED
The Spartans came out strong and quickly had the Huskies in trouble by capitalizing on two power play opportunities. TWU's Santon opened the scoring at 3:29 on the power play, with Anderson following up 39 seconds later, 4:08, to give TWU the early 2-0 lead. The Huskies Oleksyn cut the lead in half at 9:08, but the Spartans Breitkreuz got the two-goal margin back just before the end of the period at 19:16. TWU outshot Saskatchewan 10-8 in the opening period.
 
There was no scoring in the second period with the Huskies outshooting the Spartans 12-8.
 
The Spartans Anderson got her second of the night with an empty net goal at 18:01 to put TWU up 4-1 and seal the game for the Spartans. TWU outshot Saskatchewan 11-4 in the final period.
 
NOTABLE 

• The Spartans outshot the Huskies 28-24
• TWU went 2-4 on the power play, while Saskatchewan went 0-4.
• Three Stars: TWU's Anderson (1), Maltais (2), Swanton (3).
• Last night the Spartans beat the Huskies 3-1 at the Langley Events Centre.
• TWU is now 5-7 lifetime against Saskatchewan. TWU was 1-3 against the Huskies last season.

 About Spartan Athletics
As official members of U SPORTS, the Spartans currently compete in 13 sports in the Canada West conference, including women's and men's soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey, cross country, and track & field, as well as women's rugby sevens. TWU also competes as an independent team in men's rugby. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 14 U SPORTS team championships and 34 Canada West team championships.
 
About Trinity Western University
Recognized for quality, TWU has received seven consecutive A+ rankings for Quality of Teaching and Learning, holds three Canada Research Chairs, and wins national championships in U SPORTS. More importantly, lives are changed at TWU through its whole-person, Christ-centred approach to education. With a wide array of undergraduate, graduate, and adult degree-completion programs, TWU equips leaders of character and competence to make a positive impact in the lives of others.
 
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