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The Stars took a 1-0 lead in the first period, but St. Cloud Tech tied the score 1-1 and then scored two goals in the second period to take a 3-1 lead. St. Cloud Tech led 4-1 before the Stars scored the final goal of the game.

Junior Kayla Nepsund of Rocori heads up the ice with the puck for the Stars last week during their 4-0 victory against Little Falls.

Senior Marya Losinski scored both of the goals for the Stars.

Junior goaltender Trisha Wendlandt made 33 saves for the Stars, who were outshot 37-10.

This week, the Stars host St. Cloud Apollo in Richmond on Thursday, Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. They will play at Willmar on Tuesday, Jan. 21, also at 7:30 p.m.

River Lakes--	1	0	1	- 2
St. Cloud Tech--	1	2	1	- 4

Scoring Summary
First Period: RL-Marya Losinski (Angie Schramel); SCT-Kati Cowardin (Kenzie Norgart);
Second Period: SCT-Katelyn Dold (Holly Roberts); SCT-Kelly Pearson (Dold);
Third Period: SCT-Andrea Herold (Amy Winter); RL-Losinski (Marena Lewis).

River Lakes 4, Little Falls 0
The Stars got their sixth win of the season against Little Falls at the Richmond Civic Arena on Thursday, winning 4-0.

It was a good outcome for the Stars, who beat Little Falls for the second time this season. The Stars got the win on parent's night.

The Stars took a 3-0 lead in the first period, with goals by ninth grader Amber Schultzenberge, senior Marya Losinski, and sophomore Janile Lewis. Losinski scored again in the third period for the final margin.

Senior Crystal Songetay made 15 saves in goal for her second shutout of the season. The Stars outshot Little Falls 48-15.

The Stars' record now stands at 6-9-1 for the season.

Little Falls--	0	0	0	- 0
River Lakes--	3	0	1	- 4

Scoring Summary
First Period: RL-Amber Schultzenberge; RL-Marya Losinski; RL-Janile Lewis;
Second Period: No scoring;
Third Period: RL-Losinski (Schultzenberge).