What's On Tap: Minnesota State women's hockey continues Western Collegiate Hockey Association play with a two-game series at No. 10 North Dakota on Friday and Saturday. The puck drops at 7:07 p.m., on Friday and 2:07 p.m., on Saturday.

Looking Back at Last Weekend: The Mavericks (2-2-0, 0-2-0 WCHA) lost both ends of a two-game series at No. 4 Minnesota Duluth. Minnesota State lost 4-0 on Friday and 5-1 on Saturday.

Scoring By Committee: Minnesota State's five goals this season have been scored by five different players: senior Savannah Quandt, junior Lindsey Coleman, sophomores Emily Antony and Jordan McLaughlin, and freshman Sofia Poinar. 

Sharing the Puck: The Mavericks have 10 assists on their five goals this season. Junior Anna Keys has tallied two assists, while sophomore Corbin Boyd, junior Amanda Conway, junior Hannah Davidson, sophomore Lena Duesterhoeft, senior Anna Fiegert, sophomore Jordan McLaughlin, freshman McKenzie Sederberg and senior goalie Brianna Quade have recorded one helper each.

A Weekend of Firsts: Sophomore Jordan McLaughlin scored her first goal of the season -- the sixth of her career -- at Minnesota Duluth on Saturday. Freshman McKenzie Sederberg and senior Brianna Quade each garnered their first-career assist on McLaughlin's goal.

Between the Pipes: Senior Brianna Quade (1-2-0) started both games against Minnesota Duluth this past weekend.  Quade, whose 1,510 career saves are the fifth most in program history, made 62 saves over the weekend, including a season-high 35 on Saturday. Sophomore Katie Bidulka has made one start in goal this season -- stopping 12 shots in a 2-1 victory over RIT on Oct. 1. 

In the Positive: The Mavericks are led in plus/minus by junior Anna Keys at +2. Freshman McKenzie Sederberg is second on the team at +1.  

Putting the Puck on Net: Junior Anna Keys and sophomore Emily Antony are tied for the team lead with 13 shots on goal. Sophomore Corbin Boyd is third with nine shots on goal followed by three mavericks tied with eight: senior Savannah Quandt, freshman Sofia Poinar, and junior Amanda Martin.

Contributions Across Classes: So far this season, the Mavericks have received offensive contributions from each class. The seniors have garnered one goal and two assists for three points, the juniors have tallied one goal and four assists for five points, the sophomores have contributed two goals and three assists for five points, and the freshman have recorded one goal and one assist for two points. 

Scouting North Dakota: The No. 10 Fighting Hawks (2-1-1, 1-1-0) opened WCHA play last weekend with a two-game series at St. Cloud State. The Fighting Hawks won 1-0 on Friday before losing 3-2 on Saturday.

In their victory on Friday, the Fighting Hawks' lone goal -- a shorthanded goal -- was scored by Amy Menke. It was the sixth shorthanded goal of Menke's career -- the most in North Dakota program history. This season, Menke is tied for the team lead in goals (1), assists (2) and points (3) with Gracen Hirschy. 

Between the pipes, Lexie Shaw (2-0-1) picked up her first shutout of the season in Friday's win over St. Cloud State. Shaw leads the WCHA with a .972 save percentage -- the second-highest save percentage in the nation.

Last Time Around: The Mavericks are 24-25-7 all-time against the Fighting Hawks. Minnesota State and North Dakota met four times last season -- twice in Grand Forks, N.D., and twice in Mankato, Minn. Minnesota State was 0-3-1 against North Dakota in 2015-16. In their tie, North Dakota won the shootout.