 It's their 9th appearance since 2006. World Girls hockey has become regulars at the Class A state tournament. The past two seasons, a pair of third place finishes. Could this be the year though? To make another run added title. They open up with new home in the quarterfinals and they get the start they wanted. Mackenzie Olker centers to Tiffany Foster, who knocks it in. One nothing war road after one. Then the second hand of Corneliusen takes over right up the middle. Quick, deep to her forehand for the score. Two nothing warriors. Then later in the period, check out this move. Whoop, then finishes top shelf for her second. That pushes the lead to three. And how about another in the third? Tara Johnson doesn't even reach the blue line, but it doesn't matter. She beats the keeper for another. That was plenty of cushion for Quinn Coons. Faces 20 shots on the night. Stops all 20 for another shutout. Impressive start for the Warriors at the state tourney. They go on to win five nothing. For more on the victory, here's Clayton Castle at the X. Well, there's just under a week ago that the World Warriors are in the top seed in the class 1A state tournament. And tonight they lived up to that seeding in the state quarterfinals with a five nothing win over new old. We got the lead and that's what we wanted to do. I thought new one played pretty good. They're a nice team. And gave us everything we wanted and kind of gotten our way a lot. But I think the two quick ones in the third were big. Got the pass from Katie and then saw the open ice, so I took it and then had to get around here. So I put it through a stick and then went one way and the other and scored. We can't turn it over in the neutral zone as much. And I think our forecheck needs to be a little bit stronger. Sometimes we lacked our specialty, which is speed. And we got to go hard to the net and crash it. With her two goals tonight, Hannah Corneliusen joins teammate Maddie Olkers with 40 goals scored this season. Reporting from the Exile Energy Center in St. Paul, Clayton Castle, Lakeland News. Well, who will they take on? Will someone other than St. Paul United finally, does Alexandria beat them tonight? So semi-final set for 1PM Friday afternoon. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.