St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey Takes Advantage of Power Play Chances in 3-2 Win over Bemidji State

Friday, October 10

Bemidji, Minn.

7:00 P.M. CT

St. Cloud State

1-1-0

Bemidji State

2-1-0

St. Cloud St.

Bemidji St.

Photo by: Bill Prout

St. Cloud State Men’s Hockey Takes Advantage of Power Play Chances in 3-2 Win over Bemidji State

10/10/2025 11:22:00 PM | Men's Hockey

Box Score

Huskies score two power play goals and three goals overall in first period, Shostak earns first collegiate win in net

BEMIDJI, Minn. – St. Cloud State Men's Hockey (1-1-0, 0-0-0 NCHC) scored three goals in the first period and held on for its first win of the season, beating Bemidji State (2-1-0, 0-0-0 CCHA), 3-2, on Friday evening at the Sanford Center in Bemidji, Minn. Two of the Huskies three goals in the opening frame came on the power play, while freshman goaltender Yan Shostak (Minsk, Belarus) made 25 saves to earn his first collegiate win.

SCSU took an early lead in the game with a goal at 3:01 of the first period when freshman defenseman Tanner Henricks (Mission Viejo, Calif.) hammered home a rebound for a 1-0 lead and his first collegiate goal. Junior forward Jack Reimann (Ham Lake, Minn.) and senior forward Grant Ahcan (Savage, Minn.) created the chance by getting past the Beaver defense and getting shots on net. Bemidji State goalie Raythan Robbins stopped the first two chances, but not the third as Henricks grabbed a rebound in the slot and went front-hand, back-hand for the score.

Bemidji State scored the next goal on the power play, but SCSU then responded with back-to-back power plays to take a 3-1 lead heading into the first intermission. Junior forward Barrett Hall (Apple Valley, Minn.) scored the first power play tally when a loose puck found his stick in the slot and left him all alone in the front of the net. He made a beautiful move to deke out the goalie and find the back of the net at 9:58. Seven minutes later near the end of the period, the Huskies doubled their lead on the second goal of the season from sophomore forward Austin Burnevik (Ham Lake, Minn.). SCSU controlled the puck on the man advantage with senior forward Adam Ingram (West St. Paul, Manitoba) making a drop pass on the left side of the ice to senior forward Cooper Wylie (Stillwater, Minn.) at the blue line, who then moved the puck quickly over to Burnevik at the right dot, where the Huskies leading goal-scorer ripped a one-timer that quickly found the back of the net.

In the second period, Bemidji State scored the only goal of the period with a power play score at 15:42. Each team had a chance on the power play in the third period, including a key penalty kill from the Huskies with 4:06 remaining in the game, but neither team found the back of the net. Shostak made eight of his 25 saves in the final frame to shut down the Beavers in the series opener.

TOP HUSKIES

Wylie was the leading point producer for the Huskies with two assists in the game.
Burnevik's goal ended up being the game-winning goal as he scored for the second time in as many games.
Shostak made 25 saves and earned his first collegiate win.

NOTES

With the win, St. Cloud State improves to 57-46-7 all-time against Bemidji State and 8-1-1 over the Beavers in the last 10 games.
The Huskies scored three goals in a period for the first time since scoring three in the first period against Colorado College on Feb. 22, 2025.
SCSU outshot the Beavers, 31-27, the second time in as many games this season the Huskies have outshot their opponent.
The Huskies went 2-for-4 on the power play in the game and are now 42.9 percent (3-for-7) on the man advantage this season with power play tallies in both games this season.
Henricks scored his first collegiate goal with a first period score.
Hall scored his first goal of the season and the 16^th of his career with a first period power play tally. The score was also his sixth career power play goal.
Burnevik scored his second goal of the season with his 15^th career goal in the first period. The power play score was his seventh career goal on the man advantage.
Burnevik has scored a point in four consecutive games dating back to March 14, 2025.
Wylie registered two assists in the game, the first time in his career he has recorded two assists and the third time in his career he reached two points. In seven career games against Bemidji State, Wylie has scored six points (1-5-6) for 0.86 points per game.
Junior forward Tyson Gross (Calgary, Alberta) had an assist for his second point this season while Reimann, Ahcan and Ingram each had single assists their first points of the season.
Gross was 12-9 in the faceoff dot, marking the second time this season and 33^rd time in his career he has won 10 or more faceoffs.
Freshman forward Nolan Roed (White Bear Lake, Minn.) went 10-8 in the faceoff dot, the second time in as many games he won 10+ faceoffs this season.

UP NEXT

SCSU and Bemidji State will finish the series on Saturday night in St. Cloud. Puck drop from the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. CT on The CW and KNSI.

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