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St. Cloud State star forward Garrett Roe broke through with his first goal of the season and added two assists as the Huskies handed Minnesota a third straight home loss at Mariucci Arena. Minnesota goalie Alex Kangas allowed five goals on 18 shots and was replaced in the second period by Kent Patterson. Minnesota led 42-35 in shots on goal. The Minneapolis Star Tribune has a story here and the St. Cloud Times has a story here.,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
There was a split for the league in two titanic non-conference road games — No. 10 Nebraska-Omaha, returning to the CCHA for the first time since joining the WCHA, knocked off No. 4 Michigan 4-2, while No. 2 North Dakota got dumped by No. 12 Maine 7-3.
In Denver, the game was tied 1-1 and 2-2 before Denver scored the final two goals,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], three minutes apart midway the third period from freshman Jason Zucker (2) and sophomore Drew Shore (4),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], to give Denver a win over Wisconsin. Denver led in shots 34-28. The Wisconsin State Journal has a story here and the Denver Post has a story here.
The remaining scores were: No. 14 St. Cloud State 5,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], No. 20 Minnesota 2; Minnesota State-Mankato 5, No. 19 Colorado College 4; and No. 11 Denver 4, No. 15 Wisconsin 2.
Nebraska Omaha (5-0, the best start in program history) scored three second-period goals and built a 4-0 lead at Yost Arena. It broke a nine-game losing streak for Omaha in Ann Arbor,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Mich. The Wolverines led in shots 36-26. The Ann Arbor News has a story here and the Omaha World-Herald has a story here.
Battles to the finish marked games involving Western Collegiate Hockey Association teams Friday night with four of six being decided by two goals or less, and one going to overtime as J.T. Brown scored for Minnesota Duluth at 31 seconds of sudden death for a 3-2 home win over Alaska Anchorage. The Anchorage Daily News has a recap here.
Maine scored five first-period goals on nine shots in Orono, three on power plays and one short-handed, on the way to a 7-1 lead. Three goals came in 2:39. It was North Dakota’s first loss of the season. North Dakota goalie Brad Eidsness was replaced at 9:37 of the opening period. Maine (2-1-2) led in shots 27-22. North Dakota is 3-1-1. The Bangor Daily News has a story here and the Grand Forks Herald has a story here.
In Mankato, Minn., Colorado College got off to a 2-0 lead and then the score was tied 3-3 and 4-4 before sophomore right winger Eriah Hayes broke the tie 39 seconds after CC got the equalizer, with the game-winner for Mankato coming with 8:25 to play. Chase Grant had two goals for the Mavericks, who recorded their first win of the season. Colorado College led 43-34 in shots. The Colorado Spring Gazette has a story here and the Mankato Free Press has a story here.