Luverne players Natalie Domagala (left), Jenny Braa (second, left), Sadie Dietrich (second, right) and Suzanne Gluf (right) made the 2002-03 All-Southwest Conference Girls’ Hockey team. Taylor Nelson (not pictured) drew honorable mention.
By John Rittenhouse
Five members of the Luverne High School girls’ hockey team made a list of 18 athletes that formed the 2002-03 All-Southwest Conference Girls’ Hockey roster.
The list, released Friday, revealed that four Cardinals made the All-SWC team and another drew honorable mention.
Making the 12-player all-league roster for LHS are senior forward Suzanne Gluf, junior defenseman Jenny Braa and sophomore forwards Sadie Dietrich and Natalie Domagala.
Luverne drew more all-conference selections than league champion Worthington, which was represented by senior Amanda Duitsman and junior Danielle Koopman.
Marshall also drew four all-league selections in junior Kayla Kaas and sophomores Chelsea Hoselton, Danielle Andres and Ashley Verdeck.
Windom junior Kari Schwecke and sophomore Katie MacRae round out the all-conference selections.
Luverne junior defenseman Taylor Nelson is one of six players to draw honorable mention from the SWC coaches.
Windom senior Christina Flatebo and junior Amanda Ringquist, Worthington junior Samantha Pospisil and eighth-grader Megan Ahlberg and Marshall freshman Chelsea Crowell also drew honorable mention.
