Showing posts with label Bemidji State University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bemidji State University. Show all posts
Sunday, January 31, 2016
(Video) BSU's Billett knees SCSU's Robby Jackson Share
Bemidji State University defenseman Dan Billett was assessed a five-minute major for this knee-on-knee hit on St. Cloud State forward Robby Jackson. It will be interesting to see if the WCHA suspends Billett for a game or two. Remember, it's the WCHA and they're not known for a lot of suspensions.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Beavers Outhustle UND, Win 5-1
The University of North Dakota hockey
team appeared ready to kick off the 2014-15 season. First up for UND, the
Bemidji State Beavers in a home-and-home series.
Historically, UND hockey teams have started
slow and peaked at the end of the season. There was a sense that this year
could be different.
Hold that thought for a minute.
Friday night was UND's home opener, and nothing went right for UND. You could say that the home team came out a bit flat. UND turned over the puck and the Beavers pounced on the home team's miscues. Maybe UND underestimated the Beavers a bit. Now, before we get excited, this is only one game.
Also, you have to give credit where credit is
due. The Beavers came out and pushed the pace, and played like the team that
went to the Frozen Four last season. You could say that the Beavers beat UND at their
own game.
The Beavers were rewarded for their efforts and scored
four goals in a 08:41 span to put the game out of reach, squashing any hope of an opening night win at the Ralph. UND would drop the home opener for the first time since the
2001 season when UND lost 7-5 to the Minnesota Gophers.
“We didn’t show up to play,” UND Captain Stephane Pattyn
said. “Those guys showed up to play, that’s for sure. They came out hungry and aggressive.
Our team just didn’t show up.”
Moving forward, UND must put this loss behind them. This is only one game in a 36 game season.
“You don’t throw this out,” Hakstol said. “This was a
hard lesson learned for our hockey team. Now you have to turn around and go on
the road into a real tough building, against a team that is playing real well. That
is going to have momentum going into their home opener.”
All-NCHC goalie goalie Zane McIntyre was chased from the game at
17:50 mark of the second period after giving up the fourth BSU goal. I don't know if you can fault the goalie, as he was left out to dry by his teammates all night long. Freshman goalie Cam Johnson relieve McIntyre gave up a goal on his first shot that he faced.
All-time, BSU has a (3-26-3, .140) record against UND.
Monday, January 20, 2014
Sunday, January 19, 2014
UND and BSU tie in Bemidji
emidji, MN – The University of North Dakota entered Friday’s game against the Bemidji State Beavers riding a seven-game winning streak. Unfortunately, that seven-game win streak would come to an end with a 1-1 tie against the Beavers.
Adam Walsh saves the Beavers from defeat
I know it’s cliché, but you can cue the hot goalie reference. You have to give credit where credit is due. Junior goalie Adam Walsh was very good on Friday night. UND bombed the net with shots. UND did everything right, but score goals.
UND spent a lot of time in BSU’s end of the rink, but had nothing to show for it. The shots were very lopsided, as UND outshot BSU 38-14 through three-periods of play. UND threw everything but the kitchen sink at the Beavers, but Walsh did not bend. It just wasn’t meant to be, Bemidji State junior goalie Adam Walsh stood his ground stopping 37-of-38 shots during regulation. UND’s fortunes didn’t change in the overtime either, as Walsh was equally good, stopping five more shots.
Walsh unlikely starter
If Beavers freshman goalie Jesse Wilkins hadn’t been hurt, Walsh wouldn’t have been the starter. Currently, Wilkins is suffering from a groin injury and was unable to go. The Beavers coaching staff inserted Adam Walsh in his place and the junior goalie didn’t disappoint.
Close but no cigar
The Beavers would come close to winning the game in the overtime period. With 30 seconds left in overtime, Beaver forward Radoslav Illo rang a puck off the pipe. UND goalie Zane Gothberg had no idea where the puck was. The puck was cleared by a UND defender and Brendan O’Donnell had a chance going the other way that was saved by Walsh.
After the game, Bemidji State head coach Tom Serratore sounded pleased with the tie against UND.
“We were on our heels,” Serratore said. “They played with great pace. Our puck management wasn’t very good in that first period and we allowed them to play a 200-foot game.”
“That’s not want you want them to do. You have to play a halfcourt game with them. You have to manage the puck, and possess the puck down low. The first period we neglected to do that.”
After the game, UND head coach Dave Hakstol didn’t seem all that satisfied with the tie.
“You can always do a little more,” Hakstol said. “We played well. We played hard for 60 minutes. We’ve got to, somewhere along the way, find a way to make one more play in a game like tonight.”
“We have to be a little better. We have to have a lot of the same, but a little bit better. We’re playing for a series (win). That’s what’s left on the table for us. We have to play a little bit better hockey game.”
To some the tie will seem like a loss, but I think we should look at it as a continuation of an eight-game unbeaten streak.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
WCHA Plays of the Week - 01/15/2014
This weekend, UND plays Bemidji State and forward Brendan Harris is one of the BSU forwards to look out for. Harms has scored (5g-8a--13pts) in 24 games this season.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
CC's Joe Marciano hits Minnesota's Tom Serratore from behind
Colorado College Tiger defenseman Joe Marciano received a five minute major for this cross-check on Minnesota Gopher forward Tom Serratore. I think Marciano was lucky to remain in the game and I am not sure what he was upset with. These are the kind of hits that I would like to see gone from "all" levels of hockey.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Tom Serratore the heart and soul of the Beavers
Having attended college at both BSU and UND, I have a fondness for the Bemidji State Beavershockey program.
Over the years, I have not found a lot of fans that dislike the Bemidji State Beavers. Sure you have a few.
I was there in the stands when the Beavers won the Division II National Title in 1993 against the Mercy Hurst Lakers, so I still have a few fond memories of the John S. Glas Fieldhouse on the BSU campus as well.
I also have a great respect for the Beavers head coach Tom Serratore, 12th year, 201–184–49, I think he brings a lot of energy to the room and if you run into him at Galen Nagel golf tourney at the Bemidji Town and Country, or see him at the postgame press conference, he’s the same person. Tom’s usually fired up.
Coach Serratore is what I classify as a high energy guy that brings a lot of enthusiasm to life and to the game of hockey. The Beavers play on the ice resembles the man behind the bench, tenacious, fiery, hardworking and up-tempo.
I also think that he’s a very good hockey coach, his teams are hard to play against and they play a high pressure fore-check that is incorrectly mistaken for the neutral zone trap.
This high pressure fore-check, if played to perfection, can lead to turn overs going the other way. This was the case on Friday night, as the Beaver’s and Gophers treated the fans to a great game of up and down the ice action.
Saturday night, not so much, the Gophers pretty much had their way with the Beavers and the Gophers never really gave the fans much doubt.
If you want to see what kind of coach Serratore is, go back and re-watch the 2009 NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The Beavers had the Irish on their heels by scoring early and they forced the Irish to change their game plan. The Beavers would win the game 5-1, shocking the college hockey world.
The next night, the Beavers put the college hockey world into a coma by beating the Cornell Big Red 4-1 to send them to the Frozen Four in Washington D.C. at the Verizon Center, where their magical season would end two weeks later to the eventual runner up Miami.
This season, it’s been a rough year for the Beavers, but there will be better years ahead for the BSU hockey team. I don’t think any hockey program is going to be immune from it. The Minnesota Gophers just suffered through three rough seasons.
I love to go to the postgame press conferences and listen to Tom Serratore speak, last night he seemed very emotional in talking about his senior class. This was the last class to play in the John Glas Fieldhouse and then play at the new Sanford Center. This was also the senior class that made the move from the now defunct CHA to the WCHA.
“They’ve accomplished a lot here,” Bemidji State head coach Tom Serratore said when discussing his senior class. “We have five years seniors, four year seniors and three year seniors. Some of them helped us go to a Frozen Four in 09. They were part of a team in 2010 that was a number two seed in the NCAA tournament. We received an at-large-bid and went to Fort Wayne, Indiana for the Midwest Regionals. They were a big part of team that advanced to the WCHA Final Five as we transitioned into the WCHA that first year. Again, last year, we were basically a game from home ice in the WCHA, last year. You know what; they’ve done a lot of good things for this program. It’s tough to see those guys go. You can’t take away from their accomplishments.”
It’s no doubt that this class has had some big-time moments in BSU’s historic program and you can bet, it won’t be long before Bemidji is again standing in the lime light of another great run, thanks to its energetic head coach.
Cross-posted at the Hockey Writers Combine.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
The Weekend in Review; slugging through the snow in the north country (Sanford Center)
This past weekend, I went to Bemidji to watch the Bemidji
State Beavers and the Minnesota Gophers play in a two game series at the
Sanford Center. This was the last time the Beavers and the Gophers would play
as members of the WCHA.
Obviously, most of us are aware of the upcoming
realignment so we won’t review that again.
With UND out of town and in Mankato, it was an
opportunity to go to another WCHA series within driving distant, that didn’t
involve UND.
I also hadn’t seen the Gophers live this season, so I
wanted to take a look, if you know what I mean.
I thought about driving to Mankato and watching UND and MSU,
but after looking at the road conditions on the internet, it appears that was a
good decision not to go.
The Sanford Center experienced its biggest crowd ever on
Saturday night, 4,415 fans showed up to watch UMN and BSU, and there were a lot
of Gophers jersey’s in the crowd.
Next season, UND fans are going to have to help the BSU
fans pack that place on January 17, 2014 when UND comes to town to play the BSU
Beavers in a non-conference tilt, to break that record.
I think this is what the City of Bemidji had in mind when
they built the Sanford Center, I was down town getting gas on Saturday and even
with all of the fresh snow, the downtown was hopping.
For me, this is the third series that I have been to at
the Sanford Center and in comparing some of the other rinks around the WCHA
that I have been to, the place is a nice facility.
While the Sanford Center might not have the “bells and
whistles” of the Ralph Engelstad Arena, not many places do, the Sanford Center
is an awesome facility and probably one of the best in the new WCHA going
forward.
Head coach Tom Serratore should be able to use the
Sanford Center to his advantage to land some good recruiting classes.
In 2010, I got take a tour of the facility and it’s got a
lot of things recruits look for when they look at hockey programs. I was very
impressed with the weight room.
I would say that the Sanford Center is definitely a
destination for college hockey fans. For those that are wondering, they serve
beer and Dunn Brother’s Coffee.
While no one will ever accuse me of being Marilyn
Hagerty, the Sanford Center’s cheese
burgers are phenomenal, and simply awesome and roughly about the same price as
the ones at the Ralph. Size wise, their burgers are actually bigger in my
opinion.
The bag of popcorn was reasonably priced and too big to
consume in one sitting, I actually threw away about a third of it.
In comparing the Sanford Center to other arenas I have
been to, it’s better than the National Hockey Center pre-renovations and it’s
better than the old DECC or Amsoil Arena, in my opinion, to quote our favorite
radio announcer Bruce Ciskie, “apologies to those arenas.”
I am sure there will be those fans that disagree with me on this, but hey, that’s just how I feel on the matter.
Final WCHA standings
NEXT WEEK IN THE
WCHA
WCHA PLAYOFFS • FIRST ROUND, BEST-OF-THREE
Games for Friday, March 15: #12 Alaska Anchorage at #1 St. Cloud State,
7:37 pm CT; #11 Bemidji State at #2 Minnesota, 7:07 pm CT; #10 Michigan Tech at
#3 North Dakota, 7:37 pm CT; #9 Minnesota Duluth at #4 Wisconsin; #8 Colorado College
at #5 Denver; #7 Nebraska Omaha at #6 Minnesota State.
Games for Saturday, March 16: #12 Alaska Anchorage at #1 St. Cloud State,
7:07 pm CT; #11 Bemidji State at #2 Minnesota, 7:07 pm CT; #10 Michigan Tech at
#3 North Dakota, 7:07 pm CT; #9 Minnesota Duluth at #4 Wisconsin; #8 Colorado College
at #5 Denver #7 Nebraska Omaha at #6 Minnesota State.
Games for Sunday, March 17 (if
necessary): #12 Alaska Anchorage at #1 St.
Cloud State, 7:07 pm CT; #11 Bemidji State at #2 Minnesota, 7:07 pm CT; #10
Michigan Tech at #3 North Dakota, 7:07 pm CT; #9 Minnesota Duluth at #4 Wisconsin; #8
Colorado College at #5 Denver; #7 Nebraska Omaha at #6 Minnesota State.
Gophers ruin Beavers senior night
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Bemidji Minnesota—Last night, the Bemidji State Beavers came out of the gate and were a tough team to play against. The Beavers got in the shooting lanes and took away the Gophers time and space and made skating through the neutral zone difficult.
Last night I said, the Beavers were giving another team fits, this time that same tenacious fore-check was on display at the Sanford Center in Bemidji and the Beavers were getting in the Gophers shooting lanes and taking away their time and space. It was a beaut to watch as the Beavers were giving the highly touted Gophers forwards little room to roam.
Tonight, the roles were reversed; the Gophers were the team that was giving the Beavers fits. The Gophers were allowed to move through the neutral zone freely with speed and the Beavers had little room to roam.
The Gophers were behind the Beavers defenders all-night long and ruined the Bemidji Beavers senior night beating them 5-1 on their home ice securing a tie for first place in the WCHA and a share of MacNaughton Cup.
As I mentioned above, it wasn’t a good night on the ice for the home team.
On two separate occasions, in the second period, the Gophers Nick Bjugstad and Erik Haula were left alone in the slot and they took that opportunity to bury the puck behind the senior Beaver goalie Mathieu Dugas. The Gophers would take a 2-0 into the first intermission.
The Gophers would outshoot the Beavers 10-6 in the first period.
At the 01:55 mark of the second period the Beavers were finally able to put a puck in the twine with a blast from Beaver Defenseman Matt Prapavessiss, to make the score 2-1 Gophers. That was all of the scoring the Gophers would get on the night as the Gophers would continue to make plays.
The Gophers would push the lead to 3-1 with a nice goal by Zach Budish.
After the two periods of hockey, the Gophers outshot the Beavers 33-16.
The Gophers put the icing on the cake in the third period, putting two more goals past the Beaver’s goalie in the third period with goals from Jake Parenteau and Christian Isackson.
The Gophers would outshoot the Beavers 40-24 for the game and the game never really in any doubt after the second period, as the Gophers ran over, through and around the Beavers. For their efforts the Beavers get to play the Gophers in Minneapolis next weekend.
Bemidji State Beavers head coach Tom Serratore was asked about the prospect of playing against the Gopher again next weekend.
“I would be lying to you, to sit there and say that we’re doing kart wheels that we’re going over there.” Serratore said. “There’s nothing you can do. That’s the draw that we have. We come to the rink on Monday with our heart in our head and we have to prepare for Minnesota.”
In the visitor’s locker room the Gophers were posing with the MacNaughton Cup that just happened to be in the building.
While we were waiting for the Beavers head coach Tom Serratore, there was a buzz in the arena that the Wisconsin Badgers had beaten the Saint State Huskies 3-2 giving the Minnesota Gophers a share of the MacNaughton Cup.
Saturday, March 09, 2013
Tweets of interest - WCHA Hockey
I'm sure Bruce McLeod is thrilled at the possibility of doing 3 MacNaughton Cup celebrations at schools who won't be in the league next year
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) March 9, 2013
Zane Gothberg has lost just one of his 11 WCHA starts this season, going 7-1-3. His .773 conference winning percentage leads the WCHA.
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) March 9, 2013
Make me proud again!!! @jocelamoureux17 @moniquelam7 @ashleyfuria91 @megangilbert15 #kickass #gosioux #rolltribe
— Margot Miller (@MargotMiller19) March 9, 2013
Good luck to the UND Women's team @und_wih as they Face the undefeated Gophers 37-0-0 #rolltribe Last team to beat them.
— Eric J. Burton (@goon48) March 9, 2013
Less than 24 hours remain in Vote For Hobey fan voting. Be sure to cast your vote for Corban Knight: bit.ly/eNsAOH
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) March 9, 2013
Breaking down Minnesota State's tiebreakers. Mavs can finish 4th to 7th in the WCHA: bit.ly/1UiGmx
— Shane Frederick (@puckato) March 9, 2013
Final Score: Gophers pick up a 4-3 win over Bemidji State behind a two-goal night from Nick Bjugstad.
— Gopher Hockey (@GopherHockey) March 9, 2013
Big night tonight. First-time champs could win 4 of college hockey's 5 conference titles (reg-season, Miami could be the lone exception).
— College Hockey, Inc. (@collegehockey) March 9, 2013
Gophers get past Beavers
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Bemidji, Minnesota – This weekend, is the last time the Gophers will ever play the Bemidji State Beavers as members of the WCHA, ever.
Two summers ago, the college hockey landscape changed forever. That discussion, however, is for another day.
Next season, the Gophers will come back to play the Beavers at the Sanford Center as members of Big Ten Hockey Conference. The Beavers will remain in the new version of the WCHA.
Last weekend, the Beavers defensive style of play kept UND bottled up and gave them fits.
Fast forward to this weekend, the Beavers again were giving another team fits, this time that same tenacious fore-check was on display at the Sanford Center in Bemidji and the Beavers were getting in the Gophers shooting lanes and taking away their time and space. It was a beaut to watch as the Beavers were giving the highly touted Gophers forwards little room to roam.
Through one period of hockey, the Gophers and Beavers exchanged goals and played an evenly matched game of hockey. The Beavers outshot the Gophers 13-10 in the first period
The second period would prove to be rough sledding in the early going for the Beavers, as they had to a kill a five-on-three power play. Unfortunately, the Beavers luck would run out at the 02:21 mark of the second period as Nick Bjudstad would score his first of two goals on the power play.
The Beavers would continue to work hard and beat the Gophers to the puck and that hard work would finally pay off as the Beavers would eventually tie the score at the 18:17 mark of the second period with a goal from Beaver freshman Cory Ward. Ward’s goal was an example of what happens when you go hard to the net.
The Gophers would out shoot the Beavers in the second period 9-8.
The opportunistic Cory Ward, would score his second of the game at the 2:30 mark of the second period, to give the Beavers a momentary 3-2 lead.
Freshman Cory Ward (Las Vegas, Nevada) has been hot as of late and has points in four of his last five games (3g-3a—6pts).
“The last couple of weeks we’ve played like that, we’ve played really well,” Ward said. “I feel like everything is coming together. Playing against teams like that we’ve stepped our game up and that’s really important going into the playoffs in our position.”
The Beavers would miss a golden opportunity go up 4-2, on a breakaway by senior forward Jordan George. That was a key play that would come back to haunt the Beavers.
The Gophers would tie the game four minutes later with a goal by Justin Holl.
The game wouldn’t stay tied for long as the Golden Gophers would go on the power play at the 14:54 mark of the third period with untimely and bad penalty from sophomore defenseman Sam Rendle.
The Gophers would make the Beavers pay 0:31 seconds later when Nick Bjudstad would get his second power play goal of the night.
The Gophers (23-7-4, 15-7-5 WCHA) would score two third-period goals in about seven minutes and 27 seconds to lead the Gophers to a heart breaking 4-3 loss.
The Beavers (6-19-8, 5-15-7 WCHA) gave the Gophers everything they could handle and at times they were the better of the two teams, but untimely penalties by the Beavers did them in. You cannot give the Beavers power play too many chances.
Bemidji State Beavers head coach Tom Serratore on his team’s play.
“I thought we played a pretty good 60 minute game,” Serratore said. “I thought we had good possession time. I thought we went to the net well. I thought we had good scoring chances. Guys made plays. Obviously, again the thing that tough to swallow is that third period lead and you give it up. We’ve done that too much this year.”
Cross-posted at the Hockey Writers Combine...
Sunday, March 03, 2013
Series ticket packages for first round of WCHA playoffs on sale Tuesday
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. –
Series ticket
packages for the University of North Dakota's Western Collegiate Hockey
Association (WCHA) first-round playoff series will go on sale to the general
public and UND students on Tuesday, March 6, at 10 a.m. Central.
UND students will receive an e-mail with a keyword needed to purchase a series ticket package. Student ticket packages will be held for students until the student pre-sale ends on Thursday, March 7 at 5 p.m. All unsold student tickets will then be released to the general public at 10 a.m. on Friday, March 8. Students may purchase up to four reserved seating student tickets per UND student ID.
Series ticket packages are $40 for adults and $20 for students and youth.
Single-game WCHA first-round playoff tickets will go one sale on Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m. Single-game tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for students and youth. Single-game tickets are subject to availability.
The first round of the WCHA playoffs take place March 15, 16 and 17 (if necessary). Game times are 7:37 p.m. on Friday and 7:07 on Saturday and Sunday. All times Central. UND's first-round opponent has not yet been determined.
UND clinched home ice for the first round of the WCHA playoffs with a 2-2 overtime tie Saturday night against Bemidji State. It is the 11th straight year UND will host the first round, the longest active streak in the league.
(Video) UND 4 - BSU 2
Here is the video of the goals from Friday's game. The McMillan boy's were on fire this weekend, and chipped in a lot offensively. Bemidji State did not have an answer for their speed.
I thought SCSU Fans said that Mitch MacMilllan couldn't play hockey. That's (2g-1a--3pts) in the last game and a half.
— Eric J. Burton (@goon48) March 3, 2013
CONFIRMED: UND has officially clinched home ice for the first round of the WCHA playoffs.
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) March 3, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
How some of us voted
Mattew Semisch,
Radio Free Omaha
1. Minnesota
2. Saint
Cloud
4, North
Dakota
5. Denver
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota
State
10. Michigan
Tech
11. Bemidji
State
12 Alaska
Anchorage
Tim Braun,
Michigan Tech Hockey Guide
1. Minnesota
2. Saint Cloud
2. Saint Cloud
3. North Dakota
4.
Nebraksa-Omaha
5. Minnesota State
6. Denver
7. Wisconsin
8. Minnesota Duluth
9. Michigan Tech
10. Colorado College
11. Bemdiji
State
12. Alaska
Anchorage
Troy Mills,
The Beaver Pond
1. St. Cloud
State
2. Minnesota
3. North
Dakota
4.
Nebraska-Omaha
5.
MSU-Mankato
6. Wisconsin
7. Denver
8.
Minnesota-Duluth
9. Colorado
College
10. Michigan
Tech
11. Bemidji
State
12.
Alaska-Anchorage
Andy
Johnson, Bucky’s Fifth Quarter
1. Minnesota
2. Saint
Cloud
3. North
Dakota
4.
Nebraska-Omaha
5. Denver
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota
State
8. Minnesota
Duluth
9. Colorado
College
10. Michigan
Tech
11. Bemidji
12. Alaska
Anchorage
Eric J. Burton, Goon's World
1. Minnesota
2. Saint
Cloud
3.
Nebraska-Omaha
4. North
Dakota
5. Denver
6. Wisconsin
7. Minnesota
State
8. Minnesota
Duluth
9. Colorado
College
10. Michigan
Tech
11. Bemidji
State
12. Alaska
Anchorage
Saturday, January 26, 2013
My take in a nut shell...
WCHA Games
|
Overall
| ||||||||||||
GP
|
W
|
L
|
T
|
Pts
|
GF
|
GA
|
W
|
L
|
T
|
GF
|
GA
| ||
St. Cloud State
|
17
|
12
|
5
|
0
|
24
|
58
|
37
|
15
|
10
|
0
|
83
|
62
| |
Minnesota
|
17
|
9
|
4
|
4
|
22
|
57
|
41
|
17
|
4
|
4
|
94
|
47
| |
17
|
10
|
5
|
2
|
22
|
64
|
52
|
14
|
9
|
2
|
93
|
70
| ||
Minnesota State
|
19
|
10
|
8
|
1
|
21
|
57
|
47
|
16
|
8
|
3
|
84
|
61
| |
North Dakota
|
17
|
8
|
5
|
4
|
20
|
58
|
49
|
13
|
8
|
4
|
82
|
67
| |
Denver
|
18
|
8
|
6
|
4
|
20
|
57
|
54
|
13
|
8
|
4
|
85
|
67
| |
Wisconsin
|
17
|
7
|
5
|
5
|
19
|
40
|
38
|
10
|
8
|
5
|
54
|
47
| |
Minnesota Duluth
|
18
|
8
|
7
|
3
|
19
|
50
|
51
|
10
|
11
|
3
|
64
|
68
| |
Colorado College
|
18
|
7
|
10
|
1
|
15
|
60
|
66
|
10
|
14
|
2
|
88
|
94
| |
Bemidji State
|
17
|
4
|
9
|
4
|
12
|
39
|
54
|
5
|
13
|
5
|
51
|
71
| |
Michigan Tech
|
18
|
4
|
10
|
4
|
12
|
44
|
61
|
7
|
12
|
4
|
63
|
71
| |
Alaska Anchorage
|
19
|
1
|
14
|
4
|
6
|
33
|
67
|
3
|
15
|
5
|
44
|
78
| |
Last night's game, was probably a game to forget, UND didn't play well at all, there is no other way of saying it. I don't see any reason to panic now, at least not yet. I think the last time I have heard the home crowd boo the boys in green in white was the game against Minnesota State where UND lost 6-0 to the Mavericks on December 1, 2001.
This is what I had to say about last night's game.
Tonight, Corban Knight’s 19 game point streak came to an end. This was only the third game in the last 24 that Knight didn’t at least have a point. Breaking it down further, this was also the first time all season long that Knight and Kristo didn’t have a single point.
This is what I had to say about last night's game.
Tonight, Corban Knight’s 19 game point streak came to an end. This was only the third game in the last 24 that Knight didn’t at least have a point. Breaking it down further, this was also the first time all season long that Knight and Kristo didn’t have a single point.
There really is no way to sugar coat tonight’s game. It was not a good effort at all for the North Dakota Hockey team, and the head coach Dave Hakstol was not pleased with his team’s effort. “We didn’t play very well tonight,” Hakstol said. “ We got our tails kicked in our own building.”
North Dakota is known for it’s second half surges, currently has a 3-3-1 record in it’s last seven games.
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