Sunday, January 21, 2024
Goon’s Takeaways: UND Takes 4 of 6 Points From SCSU With 3-3 Tie
Friday, November 10, 2023
UND Beats UMD 4-2 In Duluth (Highlights)
The fourth-ranked University of North Dakota hockey team began their NCHC conference schedule on the road at 18th-ranked Minnesota-Duluth. Entering Friday's game, the Hawks had a 4-2-0 in the last six games against the Bulldogs. Recently, UND has experienced some success at Amsoil Arena winning three straight games.
At the 11:06 mark of the first period, UND would take a 2-0 lead with a goal from d-man Logan Britt forwards Owen McLaughlin and Bennett Zmolek picked up assists on the goal. That's goal number two for Britt.Can't leave him all alone in front and expect good things to happen. #UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/IZsphHccOc
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) November 11, 2023
At the 18:03 mark of the first period, senior forward Louis Jamernik V would give UND a comfortable 3-0 lead with this beautiful goal. Jackson Kunz with the assist. The Bulldogs would challenge the goal for a high stick but were unsuccessful.Wheel, snipe, celly. #UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/gXRSvOeMDn
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) November 11, 2023
UMD would finally get on the board at the 12:13 mark of the second period, Bulldog forward Luke Loheit would score a power play marker to cut into UND's lead. That was goal number three for the graduate forward. Assists, Quinn Olson and Ben Steeves. Score 3-1 UND.Analytics say to never bunt, but this has to be the exception. #UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/RLlrIi4ff5
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) November 11, 2023
At the 14:54 mark of the third period, UND was on the power play, and UMD forward Cole Spicer had a chance to score shorthanded, but he was denied by senior UND goalie Ludvig Perrson. This would prove to be a big-time game-saving stop.(and whatever happened after...🤷)
— UMD Men's Hockey (@UMDMensHockey) November 11, 2023
3-1 UND | #UMDvsUND | #BulldogCountry pic.twitter.com/XbVK6pGNLn
The Bulldogs would make things interesting. At the 14:44 mark of the third period, Anthony Menghini scored his third goal of the year to cut UND's lead to 3-2. Assists, Joey Pierce, and Aaron Pionk. It was definitely a lucky bounce, a UND defenseman blocked a shot and it ended up on the Bulldog player's stick, and ended up in the back of the UND net. Score 3-2 UND.🚫🚫🚫#UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/qZ0iciH4kj
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) November 11, 2023
UND would get a power play in the waning seconds of the game, and UND would smartly cash in. At the 19:21 mark of the third period, UND forward Cameron Berg would ice the game with an unassisted power play goal. Final Score: UND 4 UMD 2.The Bulldogs have got some fight in them!
— UMD Men's Hockey (@UMDMensHockey) November 11, 2023
Freshman Anthony Menghini ceases the opportunity and scores his third of the season🤩
3-2 UND | #UMDvsUND | #BulldogCountry pic.twitter.com/bTcIIWsTh5
Big three points to begin @TheNCHC play!#UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/ibIFo5Xit4
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) November 11, 2023
Saturday, October 21, 2023
A Quick Look at Jayden Perron
The University of North Dakota has some exciting freshmen on their team this season. Here's a preview of what UND fans are going to see this season. Introducing Jayden Perron, forward, Carolina Hurricanes third-round draft choice.
Perron with a nifty one for his first! #UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/aGGe63izyH
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) October 8, 2023
Last weekend against Army, this one counted for real.
Here's the scouting report on Perron.Well, at least his first one was memorable!#UNDproud | #LGH pic.twitter.com/RmVyve4Ha4
— North Dakota Hockey (@UNDmhockey) October 14, 2023
He’s a cerebral playmaker with the puck, utilizing a deke when necessary but also having the maturity to delay when he’s outnumbered. He’s a dangerous stickhandler and can turn a careless reach from a defender into a high-quality scoring chance for himself or a teammate. He plays nicely away from the puck in the offensive zone, especially as the high man, where he keeps his feet moving in an attempt to lose coverage before swooping down when his linemates get possession. -EliteProspects 2023 NHL Draft Guide