2 weeks Ago By Staff reports
DULUTH — A slow start to the third period cost the Minnesota Duluth men’s hockey program on Friday, resulting in a 4-1 loss to Omaha in NCHC play at Baxter Arena. The Mavericks scored two goals in the opening 5:01 of the third period to pull ahead. Senior forward Zach Urdahl — who later clinched the win with an empty netter — registered the game-winning goal 13 seconds into the third period and fifth-year senior forward Jimmy Glynn scored on the power play to make it 3-1 Mavericks.
ADVERTISEMENT Omaha fifth-year senior forward Brady Risk struck just 2:13 into the game Friday before UMD freshman forward Callum Arnott tied the game on the power play 11:58 into the second, finishing a pass by freshman winger and roommate Jayson Shaugabay. ARNOTT on the power play!! pic.twitter.
com/hqofkXszn5 UMD outshot the Mavs 40-29 — with an 18-9 advantage in the third period — while Omaha junior goalie Simon Latkoczy made 39 saves. Latkoczy, of Slovakia, had eight saves on a Bulldogs power play in the third period to keep UMD down two. Bulldogs freshman goaltender Klayton Knapp stopped 25 shots Friday.
Knapp says no! 🙅♂️ The reigning Rookie of the Month with the #NCHCTopPlay for @UMDMensHockey 😲 📺: https://t.co/ZyUdpPaF0J #NCHChockey // #BulldogCountry pic.twitter.
com/jd3Cy4J9GP The Bulldogs (10-14-1 overall, 6-9 NCHC) and Mavericks (15-11-1, 11-5-1) meet again at 7 p.m. in Omaha.
UMD women snap losing streak Freshman center Cailtlin Kraemer scored on the penalty kill and power play to lead the Bulldogs to a 2-0 victory at Bemidji State in WCHA play Friday, snapping a six-game losing streak for UMD. Kraemer scored shorthanded four and a half minutes into the first period and put away a rebound into an empty net nearly seven minutes into the second period. ADVERTISEMENT KRAEMER x2! UMD goes up 2-0 off the power play! pic.
twitter.com/vhXOoPJX8N Senior goaltender Tindra Holm shut out the Beavers for the second time this season, needing just nine saves to do so on Friday. She made 12 saves on 12 shots to blank the Beavers on Nov.
23 in Duluth. Friday was the third time Holm recorded a shutout making single-digit saves. At Long Island, she stopped 9-of-9 for the Sharks on Jan.
27, 2023, against St. Michael as a sophomore and 6-of-6 on Oct. 29, 2021 as a freshman, also against St.
Michael. KRAEMER WITH THE SHORTY!! 1-0 DOGS! pic.twitter.
com/iAadCBQJcG UMD outshot BSU 26-9 with the Beavers needing 16:33 to finally get a shot attempt through to Holm. The Bulldogs (16-11-2, 11-10-2 WCHA) take on the Beavers (5-24-1, 3-20) again at 3 p.m.
Saturday in Bemidji. UMD has only nine forwards and five defensemen this weekend due to Olympic qualifying and injury..
