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Colorado Springs, CO
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Blake Winiecki
Photo by: Maddie MacFarlane
St. Cloud State rolls to 7-3 win at Colorado College
11/11/2016 11:13:00 PM | Men's Hockey
Colorado Springs, Colo. - The #13 St. Cloud State University men's hockey team (5-4-0, 1-2-0 NCHC) used seven different players to score goal in its convincing 7-3 victory at Colorado College (5-4-0, 1-2-0 NCHC) on Friday, Nov. 11 in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The victory was SCSU's first NCHC win of the 2016-17 season and it also snapped a two-game losing skid for the #13 ranked Huskies. SCSU and Colorado College will complete their two game series at the World Arena at 8:07 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 12. Fans can listen to the game live on REV 96.7 FM with Jim Erickson on the call.
In a game that saw SCSU outshot 23-19 by the Tigers, the Huskies opened their efficient offensive effort in the first period with a goal by sophomore blueliner Jon Lizotte at 8:37 with assists from Ryan Poehling and Niklas Nevalainen. The Huskies padded their lead to 2-0 with a power play goal by Mikey Eyssimont at 10:14 of the first. Patrick Newell and Jack Ahcan had assists on the play, which was Eyssimont's fourth goal of the season.
SCSU's Jack Poehling made it 3-0 with his goal at 12:57 of the first period. Jimmy Schuldt and Judd Peterson each had assists on the play.
In the second period, the Huskies stretched their lead to 4-0 with a power play marker by Ahcan at 10:14 wth assists from Robby Jackson and Jacob Benson. The goal proved to be the eventual game winner but it wasn't the end of SCSU offensive output.
At 13:17 of the second period, Schuldt added a shorthanded goal to make it 5-0. Peterson had the solo assist on the play, which was Schuldt's first goal of the new season and it was his first SHG as a Husky.
CC finally broke the shutout in the second period with a power play goal at 14:11 by Sam Rothstein. The Tigers narrowed the gap to 5-2 with a goal by Cole McCaskill at 4:18 of the third period. The rally was short lived as Peterson scored his team-leading seventh goal of the year at 4:41 of the third period. Nick Poehling had the lone assist on the play for the Huskies.
Blake Winiecki was the seventh SCSU player to light the lamp on Nov. 11 with his goal at 16:14 of the third period. Nick Poehling and Dennis Cholowski each had assists on the play for the Huskies. This was Winiecki's fifth goal of the year and Cholowski's seventh assist of the year.
Rothstein added one more goal for CC at 16:57 to make the final tally 7-3.
In the game, SCSU was 2-6 on the power play and CC was 1-7. Zach Driscoll was the goalie of record for SCSU with 20 saves. Jacob Nehama started the game for CC in the nets and allowed five goals before being relieved by Derek Shatzer.
The victory was SCSU's first NCHC win of the 2016-17 season and it also snapped a two-game losing skid for the #13 ranked Huskies. SCSU and Colorado College will complete their two game series at the World Arena at 8:07 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 12. Fans can listen to the game live on REV 96.7 FM with Jim Erickson on the call.
In a game that saw SCSU outshot 23-19 by the Tigers, the Huskies opened their efficient offensive effort in the first period with a goal by sophomore blueliner Jon Lizotte at 8:37 with assists from Ryan Poehling and Niklas Nevalainen. The Huskies padded their lead to 2-0 with a power play goal by Mikey Eyssimont at 10:14 of the first. Patrick Newell and Jack Ahcan had assists on the play, which was Eyssimont's fourth goal of the season.
SCSU's Jack Poehling made it 3-0 with his goal at 12:57 of the first period. Jimmy Schuldt and Judd Peterson each had assists on the play.
In the second period, the Huskies stretched their lead to 4-0 with a power play marker by Ahcan at 10:14 wth assists from Robby Jackson and Jacob Benson. The goal proved to be the eventual game winner but it wasn't the end of SCSU offensive output.
At 13:17 of the second period, Schuldt added a shorthanded goal to make it 5-0. Peterson had the solo assist on the play, which was Schuldt's first goal of the new season and it was his first SHG as a Husky.
CC finally broke the shutout in the second period with a power play goal at 14:11 by Sam Rothstein. The Tigers narrowed the gap to 5-2 with a goal by Cole McCaskill at 4:18 of the third period. The rally was short lived as Peterson scored his team-leading seventh goal of the year at 4:41 of the third period. Nick Poehling had the lone assist on the play for the Huskies.
Blake Winiecki was the seventh SCSU player to light the lamp on Nov. 11 with his goal at 16:14 of the third period. Nick Poehling and Dennis Cholowski each had assists on the play for the Huskies. This was Winiecki's fifth goal of the year and Cholowski's seventh assist of the year.
Rothstein added one more goal for CC at 16:57 to make the final tally 7-3.
In the game, SCSU was 2-6 on the power play and CC was 1-7. Zach Driscoll was the goalie of record for SCSU with 20 saves. Jacob Nehama started the game for CC in the nets and allowed five goals before being relieved by Derek Shatzer.
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