Friday, November 5
St. Cloud, Minn.
6:00 p.m. CST
St. Cloud State
3-5-1, 1-5-1
3
vs
2
Minnesota State
5-6-0, 1-6-0
1
2
3
OT 1
F
Minnesota St.
0
1
1
0
2
St. Cloud St.
0
1
1
1
3
Photo by: Justin Wolford, WCHA
Bourgerie’s two goals lead Huskies past RV Mavericks in overtime
11/5/2021 9:30:00 PM | Women's Hockey
ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Sophomore forward Mackenzie Bourgerie scored two goals including the overtime winner to lead St. Cloud State Women's Hockey over RV Minnesota State 3-2 on Friday evening. Huskies netminder and fellow second-year athlete Sanni Ahola was brilliant, earning her third win in four career starts against the Mavericks. Trailing 1-0 but on a power play just under three minutes into the third period, aggressive forechecking by Allie Cornelius knocked the puck loose towards the slot. Bourgerie slashed into the space and ripped home the game-tying goal with just three seconds to spare on the advantage, her first marker of the evening. MSU scored on the power play early in the third to reclaim a 2-1 lead. Four minutes later, Jenniina Nylund and Taylor Lind worked the puck ahead to Emma Gentry in neutral ice. Gentry skated towards the left circle and rifled a wrister off the tender's pads, then buried the rebound with an impressive second effort for the equalizer.
TURNING POINT
Early in overtime, Taylor Lind created a turnover near the Huskies' offensive zone and directed a two-on-one break with Mackenzie Bourgerie. Lind tossed the puck across into the slot to a wide-open Bourgerie, and the latter ripped the game-winner home for her second goal of the night.
TOP HUSKIES
• Mackenzie Bourgerie delivered her first collegiate multi-goal game, scoring twice and putting three shots on goal.
• Sanni Ahola made 36 saves while earning her second win of the season.
• Taylor Lind provided the Huskies with her second multi-assist night of the year, putting up two helpers while skating to a plus-two.
• Emma Gentry scored a goal while putting seven shots on.
NOTES
• The Mavericks led 38-29 on shots.
• Kenzie Wylie led the Huskies with two blocks.
• SCSU scored on their lone power play.
QUOTABLES
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey Head Coach Steve Macdonald
"First off, any time you get points in this league you'll take it. We're obviously extremely happy with the OT win and it's exciting to get that point in that fashion. I thought we started off really well and that set the tone for the rest of the game. Really happy with how our team played. There's obviously a few things we need to clean up, we'll look at that tonight and address it tomorrow."
On Mackenzie Bourgerie's multi-goal game… "She's a player that brings the intensity and the commitment to the details each and every night, so she's a player that you can rely on. To see her get rewarded with a couple of goals including obviously the OT winner, you're really happy for her. She's a player that I think a lot of the time is one of our most consistent players."
On Sanni Ahola's dominant effort… "Great response by her coming off last weekend. She had a great week of practice and a great goalie session this week, I'm really happy with how she responded - it shows a lot of maturity and poise, and that's going to lead well into tomorrow."
On the Huskies' standouts… "Addi Scribner is one. She jumped into that center spot that she's been working the last couple weeks and I thought she played an excellent game. Olivia Cvar, she's been very consistent the last few weekends for us, she's been really strong on puck, played with a lot of energy and she's been getting her chances. Taytum Geier on the back end, Dayle Ross, the list goes on. Those are a few we thought stepped up today."
UP NEXT
The Huskies and Mavericks wrap up their series on Saturday afternoon with a 3:00 p.m. CST puck drop at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. The finale will be broadcast on KVSC 88.1 FM and B1G+, available on the SCSU Women's Hockey schedule page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
TURNING POINT
Early in overtime, Taylor Lind created a turnover near the Huskies' offensive zone and directed a two-on-one break with Mackenzie Bourgerie. Lind tossed the puck across into the slot to a wide-open Bourgerie, and the latter ripped the game-winner home for her second goal of the night.
🚨 @kenziebourgerie called GAME ‼️#HuskiesHockey 🐾 pic.twitter.com/gGIy4JfKz6
— St. Cloud State WHockey (@SCSUHUSKIES_WHK) November 6, 2021
TOP HUSKIES
• Mackenzie Bourgerie delivered her first collegiate multi-goal game, scoring twice and putting three shots on goal.
• Sanni Ahola made 36 saves while earning her second win of the season.
• Taylor Lind provided the Huskies with her second multi-assist night of the year, putting up two helpers while skating to a plus-two.
• Emma Gentry scored a goal while putting seven shots on.
NOTES
• The Mavericks led 38-29 on shots.
• Kenzie Wylie led the Huskies with two blocks.
• SCSU scored on their lone power play.
QUOTABLES
St. Cloud State Women's Hockey Head Coach Steve Macdonald
"First off, any time you get points in this league you'll take it. We're obviously extremely happy with the OT win and it's exciting to get that point in that fashion. I thought we started off really well and that set the tone for the rest of the game. Really happy with how our team played. There's obviously a few things we need to clean up, we'll look at that tonight and address it tomorrow."
On Mackenzie Bourgerie's multi-goal game… "She's a player that brings the intensity and the commitment to the details each and every night, so she's a player that you can rely on. To see her get rewarded with a couple of goals including obviously the OT winner, you're really happy for her. She's a player that I think a lot of the time is one of our most consistent players."
On Sanni Ahola's dominant effort… "Great response by her coming off last weekend. She had a great week of practice and a great goalie session this week, I'm really happy with how she responded - it shows a lot of maturity and poise, and that's going to lead well into tomorrow."
On the Huskies' standouts… "Addi Scribner is one. She jumped into that center spot that she's been working the last couple weeks and I thought she played an excellent game. Olivia Cvar, she's been very consistent the last few weekends for us, she's been really strong on puck, played with a lot of energy and she's been getting her chances. Taytum Geier on the back end, Dayle Ross, the list goes on. Those are a few we thought stepped up today."
UP NEXT
The Huskies and Mavericks wrap up their series on Saturday afternoon with a 3:00 p.m. CST puck drop at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center. The finale will be broadcast on KVSC 88.1 FM and B1G+, available on the SCSU Women's Hockey schedule page.
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Hockey, stay tuned to SCSUHuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Team Stats
MSU
STC
Shots
38
29
PPG
1
1
SHG
0
0
Penalties
1
2
Penalty Mins
2
4
Faceoffs Won
27
24
Game Leaders
+/-
0
Goals
2
Sh
3
A
0
+/-
2
Goals
0
Sh
2
A
2
+/-
1
Goals
1
Sh
7
A
0
+/-
1
Goals
0
Sh
4
A
1
Players Mentioned
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