The Marshfield Tigers skated past Medford in nonconference boys hockey by a score of 7-1.
Medford took the early lead on an unassisted goal from Miles Searles just 18 seconds into the game before Marshfield rebounded with a dominating performance the rest of the way.
The Tigers had a pair of first period goals from Tanner Shortt, both assisted by Noah Peterson.
Marshfield added a second period goal from Blake Meissner, assisted by Tyler Reissman.
The Tigers then added four goals in the third period from Jacek Mancheski(2), Judd Higgins and Charlie Kenney.
Cole Halvorsen had 15 saves for Medford, with Talan Albers collecting 25 saves for Medford.
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