Minnesota State stunned No. 5 North Dakota with a 3-0 victory, blocking 34 shots to secure the win. Adam Eisele opened the scoring and contributed an assist, while Alex Tracy recorded 27 saves for his fourth career shutout. This win improved Minnesota State’s record to 3-3-0, marking two victories in their current homestand with two games remaining against No. 12 Nebraska Omaha. North Dakota suffered its first loss of the season in this match.
- 34 shots blocked by Minnesota State during the game.
- 7 blocked shots by junior Mason Wheeler, marking a career-high.
Yes, But
Despite the impressive shutout, Minnesota State was scoreless in two power play opportunities, indicating room for improvement in special teams.
State of Play
- MSU is currently 2-2-0 in their homestand with two games left against Nebraska Omaha.
- Saturdays’ attendance of 5,042 ranked 31st in Mayo Clinic HSEC history.
The Mavericks prepare to host Nebraska Omaha, looking to build momentum in the upcoming CCHA play. The match against UNO marks a final opportunity to capitalize on home ice advantage…