5 things you might have missed from UND's 2-0 win over St. Thomas
Nov. 14—ST. PAUL, Minn. — UND beat St. Thomas 2-0 with a third consecutive strong defensive effort Friday night in Lee and Penny Anderson Arena. Here are five things you may have missed. UND defenseman Carson Carels did not finish the series opener. Carels sustained a big hit in the offensive zone from St. Thomas defenseman Cole Miller with 15:22 left in the third period. Carels got up and ...
UND defended strongly in a 2-0 win over St. Thomas in Lee and Penny Anderson Arena on Friday night. The Fighting Hawks finished a three-game winning streak. UND defenseman Carson Carels did not complete the series opener, as he sustained a big hit from St. Thomas defenseman Cole Miller with 15:22 left in the third period. Despite the setback, Carels remained on the bench for the remainder of the game.
St. Thomas senior Nick Williams left the match with an injury, joining Carels who sustained an undisclosed condition, preventing them from playing further. UND's E.J. Emery was called for two third-period penalties, leaving the team to face the game's end without two of their top penalty killers. Sophomore Keaton Verhoeff had to make up for the lost minutes, contributing significantly in the first penalty kill situation.
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