The OCN Storm not only went 2-0 this past weekend but also clawed their way back into third place in the KJHL standings. The Storm welcomed the Norway House North Stars to the GLMC for a two-game doubleheader. In Saturday's game,  The Storm would chalk up eight goals in a row; two were scored shorthanded, three were earned on the power play, and the rest were regular goals. Rowan Fenner, Tye Burke, Laryn Chaboyer and Jacey Melnyk all turned up on the stat sheet, whereas Storm captain Drew Peters and Keestin Danielson had two goals apiece. North Stars forward Quentin Kablutsiak would be the lone scorer for Norway House late in the third, making the final 8-1 for the Storm. Storm goaltender Logan Grenier had a fantastic night in net, saving thirty-three out of thirty-four shots on goal.

Sunday's contest was just as if not more dominant for your OCN Storm.  Cedrick Puffalt and Tye Burke would record back-to-back goals early in the first. A little after the halfway point, Daine Thomas and the North Stars power play unit would put together a power play goal to make it 2-1. Shortly after, Laryn Chaboyer and Ozy Atkinson would add two more to the tally to cap off the first. Early in the second, Drew Peters would bag his third goal of the weekend; moments later, Jonah McKenzie and Kaiden Ross responded and brought the game to a two-goal deficit for the North Stars. Storm defenseman Kaleb Friesan and the Storm power play unit would choreograph a power play goal to conclude the second period. In the third, the Storm would put up four more goals in total, as scored by Maddox Dominey, Cedrick Puffalt, Xzavier Kubluitok, and Rylan Fourre-Cook. Kaiden Ross of Norway House would net his second goal of the night just before the halfway point, but it was too late to make a difference, making the final 10-4 for the Storm. The Storm will hit the road this weekend to face off against the Cross Lake Islanders.