What a difference a day can make.
After a sluggish performance against Sioux Center on Saturday, the Aberdeen Cougars responded in dominating fashion on Sunday with a 7-0 victory over the Storm at the Odde Ice Center.
"It was a tale of two teams. We played a much better game today," said Cougars coach Jeremey Backous. "I'm proud of the way the team responded after (Saturday's) lackluster effort."
After a scoreless first period, Aberdeen lit up the scoreboard with four goals in the second period, scoring twice in the opening minute of the period.
Jacob Scheel scored 11 seconds after the puck dropped to start the period and Mason Carrels added another goal just 45 seconds later. AJ Dabney and Kason Claymore also found the back of the net for the Cougars during that period, the last goal coming with one second remaining.
Scheel and Claymore each added another goal in the third to go along with one by Andrew Woehl.
Scheel finished with three assists in the victory, while 
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