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Boys Hockey: Scouts’ resurgence leads to league championship

The Scouts form a celebration pile around Hunter Dee after his game-winning penalty-shot tally in the league championship game Saturday, Feb. 23, in Rolling Meadows. (Photos by Alex Newman/22nd Century Media)
Hunter Dee (36) gets some love after scoring a regulation goal for the Scouts.
The Scouts defensemen separate the puck from the New Trier attacker in Lake Forest's win.
The Lake Forest hockey team with its league championship banner after the shootout win Saturday, Feb. 23.

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David Jaffe, Staff Writer
10:51 am CST February 24, 2019

The Lake Forest boys hockey team has come a long way in a short amount of time.

After enduring a difficult season a year ago, when they finished last in their league, the Scouts recently completed a turnaround under coach Steve Sarauer.

The worst-to-first story culminated Saturday, Feb. 23, with a shootout win over New Trier White in the IHSHL North Central Division championship game at West Meadows Ice Arena in Rolling Meadows.

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