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Men's Hockey 11/25-26/05 -- Division III College Hockey Showcase at Fogerty Arena

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26:
3 p.m. (North Rink) -- Wisconsin-Superior (6-2-1) def. Augsburg (4-3-1) 7-0 -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Jay Dardis and Myles Palliser scored two goals and had an assist each, and No. 5-ranked Wisconsin-Superior scored four goals in a 1:40 span midway through the third period to break open the game against Augsburg, taking third place in the four-team North Rink bracket with a 7-0 win. Nate Rein had a goal and two assists, and B.J. Radovich had a goal and assist. Colin Guiguet had the other Yellowjacket goal. Wisconsin-Superior outshot Augsburg by a 34-28 margin. Dardis and Guiguet scored for the Yellowjackets in the first period, and Dardis added a goal early in the second period. Radovich, Palliser, Rein and Palliser scored in quick succession in the third period. Baron Bradley stopped all 28 shots he faced in the game, while Augsburg goalie Tony Ciro made 27 saves.

3:30 p.m. (South Rink) -- Wisconsin-Stout (6-4-0) def. Finlandia (2-4-0) 5-2 -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Andy Wiesner scored two goals, and Mike Elm, Nick Klaren and Scot Sikkink had a goal and assist apiece, as Wisconsin-Stout claimed third place in the four-team South Rink bracket with a 5-2 win over Finlandia. Wiesner scored both his goals in the first 10:47 of the first period, as the Blue Devils built a 3-0 lead. Elm had the other Wisconsin-Stout goal in the first frame. Finlandia scored twice in the second period, with Joe Lewis scoring at the 9:00 mark and Brad VanTassel scoring at the 16:15 mark. But 16 seconds after VanTassel's goal, Klaren gave the Blue Devils a two-goal cushion with a scoring tally, and Sikkink's goal at the 6:42 mark of the third period completed the scoring. Justin Huth and Jake Erickson had two assists each for the Blue Devils. Wisconsin-Stout outshot Finlandia by a 38-25 margin. Mike Stone made 21 saves and Glenn Walker had two saves in relief for Wisconsin-Stout, while Joe Juntilla made 33 saves for Finlandia.

6:30 p.m. (North Rink) -- St. Scholastica (5-3-0) def. Concordia-Moorhead (5-3-0) 6-3 -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
St. Scholastica scored the first five goals of the game and outshot Concordia by a 43-15 margin in the contest en route to a 6-3 victory. With the victory, St. Scholastica claimed the title for the four-team North Rink bracket. Dustin Sieben scored two goals -- the first and last goals of the game -- and added an assist to lead the Saints. Shawn Bartlette scored a goal and added two assists, while Joey Martini, Joey Hughes and Curtis Markewich added the other St. Scholastica markers. Kelly Reynolds had three assists, with A.J. Tucker adding two assists. Carl Babich, Aaron Bruggeman and Matt Cosmos scored goals for Concordia, with Mike Vlasak, Brice Berggren and Chris Babich adding assists. Steve Bounds made 12 saves in goal to score the win for St. Scholastica, while Josh Hand took the loss for Concordia, making 12 saves in the first period. Mike Dowers played the second and third periods for Concordia, making 25 saves.

7 p.m. (South Rink) -- Bethel (7-1-0) def. Hamline (1-5-2) 3-2 (OT) -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Kent Bostrom scored the game-winning goal 18 seconds into overtime, lifting No. 9-ranked Bethel to a 3-2 victory over Hamline in the title game for the four-team South Rink bracket. Bethel outshot Hamline by a 58-15 margin, but Hamline goalie Cameron Voss came up with 55 saves, including 21 in the third period, to keep the Pipers in the contest. Bethel took the lead 55 seconds into the game, on Brad Peterson's goal from Brett Kettelkamp, but Hamline took the lead in the second period with two goals in a 4:10 span, from Steve Festler and Mike Forconi. Joe Long had assists on both goals, with Jason Wong and Justin Hanna adding assists. Bethel tied the game at the 16:29 mark of the second period, as Fletcher Emerson scored from Peterson and Dan McCauley. Bostrom's goal in overtime came on assists from Steve Eastman and Dan Bonne. Jesse Farley made 13 saves for Bethel.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25:
4 p.m. (North Rink) -- St. Scholastica (4-3-0) def. Augsburg (4-2-1) 6-1 -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Dustin Sieben scored four goals, with Gordon Burnett and Joey Hughes adding the other markers, as St. Scholastica dominated in a 6-1 win over Augsburg. St. Scholastica outshot Augsburg by a 38-20 margin, including a 29-12 advantage through the first two periods. Michael Epp, Shawn Bartlette and Curtis Markewich had two assists apiece. Steve Bounds had 19 saves for the Saints. Augsburg's lone goal came from Dan Leopold in the third period, with Aaron Johnson assisting. Tony Ciro had 25 saves in two periods for the Auggies, with Andy Kent playing the third period and making seven saves.

4:30 p.m. (South Rink) -- Bethel (6-1-0) def. Wisconsin-Stout (5-4-0) 4-0-- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Steve Eastman scored two goals, with Fletcher Emerson and Kent Bostrom adding the other scoring tallies, as No. 9-ranked Bethel claimed a 4-0 shutout victory over Wisconsn-Stout. Eastman scored from Bostrom and Dan Bonne four minutes into the game, and added an unassisted, shorthanded goal late in the second period. Emerson scored from Dan McCauley and Brad Peterson early in the second period, and Bostrom added a goal from Bill Menozzi to close the scoring late in the third. Dustin Thompson made 23 saves in goal to pick up the shutout victory for the Royals. Matt Koenig made 28 saves in goal for Wisconsin-Stout. Bethel claimed a 32-23 shots-on-goal advantage in the game.

7:30 p.m. (North Rink) -- Concordia-Moorhead (5-2-0) def. Wisconsin-Superior (5-2-1) 4-3 (OT) -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Ryan Cluckey scored two goals, including a power-play, game-winning goal at the 2:56 mark of overtime, to give Concordia-Moorhead a 4-3 victory over No. 5-ranked Wisconsin-Superior. Concordia rallied from deficits of 2-1 and 3-2 to tie the game and force overtime. Sean Lofgren tied the game for the Cobbers on a goal from Ryan Cluckey and Dan Perry at the 13:58 mark of the third period. Wisconsin-Superior outshot Concordia by a 37-24 margin in the game. Cluckey scored both his goals on special teams, with a shorthanded goal at the 14:19 mark of the first period, and also added an assist. Tyler Neu had the other Cobber goal. Eric Bausano, Rob Turnville and Seth Reda scored goals for the Yellowjackets, wtih Tyler Rosehill recording two assists. Mike Dowers made 34 saves in goal for Concordia, while Ryan Quinn made 20 saves for Wisconsin-Superior.

8 p.m. (South Rink) -- Hamline (1-4-2) def. Finlandia (2-3-0) 2-1 -- CLICK HERE FOR STATS
Griffin Kilby scored the game-winning goal with 2:39 left in the third period, lifting Hamline to its first victory of the season over Finlandia (Mich.). Kilby scored from Justin Hanna. Finlandia scored in the first period, with Steve Piccoli notching a power-play tally from Mike Parks and Joe Lewis, but Hamline tied the game at the 7:34 mark of the second period, with Mike Forconi scoring from Jason Wong and Kilby. Hamline outshot Finlandia by a 26-22 margin. Joe Juntilla made 24 saves for Finlandia, while Cameron Voss made 21 saves for Hamline.

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