Minnesotans at the Next Level: NCAA Division I | Friday, November 13th

AHA

Army 2, American International 1
Goaltender Jay Clark (Lake of the Woods) earned his second win of the season for Army by saving 22 of 23 shots.

From Jay Clark: "The win against AIC was a good sign that we are progressing. We have a young defensive core, but they are continually getting stronger and stronger every
game, and that especially showed on Friday."
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CCHA

Bowling Green 3, Alaska 1
Tommy Dee (Maple Grove) had a powerplay goal and an assist for Bowling Green on Friday night.

Miami (OH) 2, Ferris State 2
Joe Hartman (St. Cloud Apollo) scored a shorthanded goal with ONE SECOND left in the 2nd period for Miami (OH).

From Joe Hartman: "It was a big goal ending the period that way and getting some confidence going into the third. Unfortunately we didn't get the outcome that we were looking for."

Michigan State 3, Michigan 2
Michigan State's Matt Crandell (St. Cloud Cathedral) assisted on two of the three Spartan goals, including the game-winner early in the third period.

Ohio State 4, Western Michigan 2
Ohio State's Dustin Carlson (Forest Lake) picked up his first win of the season in goal while saving 19 of 21 shots on goal. Riley Gill (Northfield) took the loss for Western Michigan. Gill allowed four goals on 38 shots.
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ECAC

Princeton 2, Dartmouth 1 OT
Mike Kramer (St. Paul Como Park) had scored a first period goal for Princeton.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) 5, Clarkson 2
Each of the three Minnesotans on the RPI roster scored a goal Friday night. Bryan Brutlag (Academy of Holy Angels) (pp), Jeff Foss (Moorhead), and Chase Polacek (Academy of Holy Angels) (sh en) led the Engineers to the win.

Union 4, St. Lawrence 3
Travis Vermeulen (Centennial) assisted on two of three St. Lawrence goals in the loss.
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HEA

Maine 6, Northeastern 2
Robby Dee (Breck School) netted a goal on a 5-on-3 powerplay early in the third period and he also assisted on the game-winning 5-on-3 powerplay goal in the 2nd period for Maine.

Massachusetts 4, New Hampshire 3 OT
Defenseman Justin Braun (White Bear Lake) scored his second goal of the season in the 1st period for Massachusetts.

Merrimack 6, Boston University 3
Brandon Brodhag (Elk River) scored twice for Merrimack, once in the 1st period and a powerplay goal in third.

From Brandon Brodhag: "Worked myself into good positions on the ice and buried two rebound goals. The feeling was unreal to score 2 goals against the defending national champions and to upset them as well."
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WCHA

Colorado College 1, Minnesota State University-Mankato 0 OT
Colorado College's Joe Howe (Wayzata) out-dueled MSU-Mankato's Austin Lee (Bloomington Jefferson) in the nets on Friday night. Howe stopped all 31 Maverick shots. Lee stopped 26 shots but gave up the only goal of the game at 4:08 into overtime. It was a powerplay goal.

From Joe Howe: "It was a good win for our team last night, thought we played pretty well and Austin made some key saves to keep us off the board early. You could kind of tell it would be one of those games where a bounce or a PP goal would decide it. Our defense in front of me played solid similar to the rest of the year, and it was nice to make a few saves to get one for the guys because they have played so well in front of me all year long."

Michigan Tech 3, Minnesota-Duluth 2
Eli Vlaisavljevich (St. Bernard's) scored the game-winning goal with 5:53 left in the third period to get Michigan Tech past the Bulldogs. Jack Connolly (Duluth Marshall) scored his seventh goal of the season with a powerplay goal in the 2nd period for Minnesota-Duluth.

North Dakota 4, St. Cloud State 2
SCSU's freshman goaltender Mike Lee (Roseau) saved 21 of 25 shots but he suffered his third loss of the season on Friday Night.

Wisconsin 5, Alaska-Anchorage 1
Aaron Bendickson (Thief River Falls) scored two goals, 1 shorthanded in the 3rd period, for the Wisconsin Badgers.