They started against Hyland Hills Black in a tightly played game where composure mattered. Finnegan Wermes opened the scoring with an unassisted finish. Eliott Mackey added two more, the first coming off a setup from Nigel Bahr and the next off a smart feed from Landon Artaechevarria. With the game still tight late, Wermes struck again unassisted to secure a 4 to 3 victory. In net, Zaine Eskew stayed sharp with 18 saves.

The second matchup with Hyland Hills pushed the Yetis to fight through momentum swings. Mackey scored late in the first period with help from Jonathon Brooks, added another in the second on a feed from Wermes, and then completed the hat trick early in the third with an unassisted short handed finish. Despite the offensive push, Hyland Hills took control during the second period and capitalized on special teams to hand the Yetis a 5 to 3 loss.

On Sunday, the Yetis took command in a 9 to 3 win over Woodland Park. Wermes drove the scoring with a series of unassisted goals, including one in the first, one early in the second, and several more throughout the third. Artaechevarria added a strong three goal performance, scoring once unassisted in the second and then twice more off clean setups. His second was created by Wermes, and his third came from a combination play by Creedence Dick and Wermes. Mackey added another goal in the third on a feed from Artaechevarria. Eskew handled the shots he faced cleanly to close out the weekend.

Across the weekend, the SLV Yetis 14U showed confident execution, strong puck movement, and continued growth in all zones as the season moves forward.