College hockey: Gophers women shut out Huskies
The No. 2-ranked Minnesota women’s hockey team secured its 10th win of the season with a 3-0 shutout of No. 9 St. Cloud State on Friday night at Ridder Arena. Gophers goaltender Layla Hemp made 19 saves to secure her clean sheet. Huskies netminder Alexis Ehrman kept the game scoreless until late in the second period en route to a 39-save effort. Madison Kaiser finally solved Ehrman at 16:58 of ...
In a decisive 3-0 victory, No. 2-ranked Minnesota Gophers women's hockey team shut out No. 9 St. Cloud State on Friday night at Ridder Arena. Gophers goaltender Layla Hemp demonstrated remarkable skill, making 19 crucial saves to secure her first shutout of the season. St. Cloud State's netminder Alexis Ehrman kept the Huskies scoreless until late in the second period, registering 39 saves overall.
Madison Kaiser capitalized on Ehrman's momentary lapse at 16:58 of the second, assisted by Sarah Paul, to put Minnesota up 1-0. Paul extended the Gophers' lead to 2-0 at 10:47 of the final period, assisted by Ashley Allard and Sloane Hartmetz. Anabella Fanale sealed the win with an empty-netter at 19:26. The series now moves northward as Minnesota travels to St. Cloud State on Saturday for a 1 p.m. start.
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