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Another post for UND.

Excellent job by Blake to pick the pocket of the US player in our end and flip that pass up to send him in too.

2-2 end of 2 SOG 30-11 UND

USA goalie is playing well

Dang UND hitting posts left and right. That's three already this game.

1-0 end of 1st 12-4 SOG UND Strinden got the puck into the net at the end, but it was after the period ended

Good push from US, and then two good UND chances.

SOG 6-1 UND, 7min in

Perron clanks iron on the PP, and then Blake scores 1-0

Game on!

Gotta be exciting for Hobie to get the start (even though the stats won't count)

Lineup for tonight: Dang, quite the list of injured players...hopefully they can all go against Alaska next weekend.

https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/sam-laurila-e-j-emery-set-to-take-on-future-team

Miami not doing the NCHC teams any favors in the PWR by losing to #57 Niagara. BU takes the #1 PWR spot away from Maine after their win tonight...Maine is now #2. ASU sure likes to live dangerously...seems that they frequently fall behind to these lower ranked teams and then find a way to come back to win. They're #16 in the PWR now, but if they start to lose a couple of these games, they're gonna fall pretty quickly.

The UNH goalie had 8 saves and 5 goals allowed in the 6-3 Army win over UNH (Army with an ENG as well).

Dang, Maine climbed all the way to #1 in the PWR with their win today.

Cool to see the resurgence of Maine this year after what seems like quite a few down years in a row. Alaska up 3-2 on FSU Cornell up 2-1 on UMass UMD and Air Force tied 1-1

Berry over-ruled the fan vote to kick him off the team.

Minot plays CC tonight in an exhibition...that'll be interesting. Maine up 1-0 on RIT, end of 1st Alaska up 2-1 on FSU at the halfway point.

Shootout win for the USA.

OT

Cool Through These Doors this week that talks with each coach and how they ended up at UND:

Agreed. I gladly pay the monthly fee for the Herald subscription, even though I live in AZ now. UND's hockey coverage & content is the envy of every NCAA school...I hope that continues.