Minnesotans at the Next Level: NCAA Division I | Saturday, November 14th

AHA

American International 2, Army 0
Jay Clark (Lake of the Woods) saved 25 of 27 shots for Army in the loss.

Bentley 1, Sacred Heart 1 TIE
Brandon Bahnemann (Rochester Lourdes) scored Bentley's only goal 34 seconds into the 2nd period.

Connecticut 4, Canisius 4 TIE
Andrew Olson (Alexandria) scored a goal in the third period for Connecticut.

CCHA

Ohio State 4, Western Michigan 2
Goaltender Riley Gill (Northfield) saved 26 of 29 shots in Western Michigan's loss on Saturday night.

ECAC

Princeton 3, Harvard 3 TIE
Princeton's Mike Kramer (St. Paul Como Park) scored the first goal of the game on a powerplay at 9:27 into the 2nd period and then he scored again just seven seconds later.

From Mike Kramer: "The first goal was the product of Cam MacIntyre getting the puck to the net on the powerplay and I was fortunate enough to backhand the rebound past the goalie. The second goal came off a clean faceoff win by Mark Magnowski and a quick rush where Taylor Fedun found me in the slot for a one timer that beat the goalie five-hole. I wasn't really aware of how close the goals were together, we were just trying to push the tempo and I was fortunate enough to finish on a couple quality chances."

St. Lawrence 2, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) 1
RPI's Chase Polacek (Holy Angels) scored a powerplay goal with three minutes left in the first period.

HEA

Boston College 7, Vermont 1
Kyle Medvec (Apple Valley) scored the lone goal for Vermont.

Boston University 6, Merrimack 4
Boston U's Chris Connolly (Duluth Marshall) scored one in the first period, scored the empty netter, and assisted on the first goal of the game.

Brandon Brodhag (Elk River) scored once for Merrimack on a powerplay in the 2nd period giving him three goals for the weekend.

Northeastern 5, Maine 2
Matt Lipinski (Faribault) scored Northeastern's fifth goal on a powerplay with 6:50 left in the game.

WCHA

Colorado College 3, Minnesota State University-Mankato 2
Joe Howe (Wayzata) and Colorado College swept MSU-Mankato. Howe saved 28 of 30 shots for the Tigers.

Nate Prosser (Elk River) scored the game-winning powerplay goal at 3:55 into the third period. Channing Boe (Bemidji) and Mike Louwerse (Blake School) (pp) each had a goal for MSU-Mankato.

Austin Lee (Bloomington Jefferson) saved 28 of 31 shots in goal for the Mavericks.

From Nate Prosser: "The GWG was obviously an important one for us because it was a one goal game at the time, and if they would have gotten the next one, it would have given them all the momentum for the rest of the game, and being that we were on the road it would have been tough to come away with points."

Minnesota 4, Bemidji State 1
Nico Sacchetti (Virginia) & Mike Hoeffel (Hill-Murray) (gwppg) had a goal and an assist each to lead the Gophers past Bemidji State. Mike Carman (Holy Angels) & Jordan Schroeder (St. Thomas Academy) also scored. It was Sacchetti's, Carman's, and Schroeder's first goal for the season. Hoeffel now has five.

Goaltender Alex Kangas (Rochester Century) saved 21 of 22 shots for the Gophers.

Minnesota-Duluth 8, Michigan Tech 1
Rob Bordson had four assists and Jack Connolly assisted on two as UMD thumped Michigan Tech Saturday night.

Brady Hjelle (International Falls) picked up the win in goal for the Bulldogs saving 17 of 18 shots.

St. Cloud State 3, North Dakota 2
Chris VandeVelde (Moorhead) netted his third goal of the season late in the third period for North Dakota in the loss.