GameCenter live: No. 2 UND at Miami

Brad Elliott Schlossman, Grand Forks Herald
·3 min read

Feb. 3—OXFORD, Ohio — No. 2 UND is concluding its two-game National Collegiate Hockey Conference series against Miami at Goggin Ice Center. UND won the series opener 5-4 in overtime.

Time: 6:05 p.m. Central.

Place: Goggin Ice Center.

TV: None.

Radio: The Fox (96.1 FM).

Stream: NCHChockey.com.

UND 1, Miami 0 — Logan Britt 4 (Abram Wiebe, Jackson Blake) 4:22. Owen McLaughlin enters the zone and leaves a pass for Blake just inside the blue line. Blake creates space and sends the puck to Wiebe at the top of the zone. Wiebe fakes a shot to freeze the goalie, then passes it to Britt in the left circle. Britt buries it for his second goal of the weekend.

UND 2, Miami 0 — Cameron Berg 15 (Jackson Kunz) 13:49. Miami defenseman Rihards Simanovics attempts to clear the zone, but Kunz deflects the pass and Berg is able to hold it in. Berg brings the puck to the right circle, cuts through the middle while defended by three different RedHawks and snipes one home. It's Berg's sixth goal in the last seven games.

UND 2, Miami 1 — Albin Nilsson 3 (John Waldron, P.J. Fletcher) 4:04 (pp). UND gives Miami two-straight three-on-three power plays and the RedHawks convert at five-on-four when Waldron's shot from the top of the zone is saved by Ludvig Persson, but trickles behind him. Nilsson picks up the loose puck and buries it.

UND 3, Miami 1 — Logan Britt 5 (Owen McLauglin, Bennett Zmolek) 14:12. McLaughlin gets the puck at the left point and walks it to the middle of the ice. Two Miami defenders run into each other, clearing a lane to the net. As Bruveris comes out to challenge for the shot, McLaughlin finds Britt at the bottom of the right circle and he buries his second goal of the night and third of the weekend.

Forwards

29 Jackson Kunz—14 Cameron Berg—17 Riese Gaber

26 Dylan James—22 Owen McLaughlin—9 Jackson Blake

27 Louis Jamernik V—8 Jake Schmaltz—18 Jayden Perron

5 Dane Montgomery—11 Griffin Ness—21 Ben Strinden

Defensemen

7 Garrett Pyke—25 Abram Wiebe

4 Jake Livanavage—20 Keaton Pehrson

6 Logan Britt—2 Bennett Zmolek

15 Nate Benoit

Goaltenders

32 Ludvig Persson

30 Hobie Hedquist

Not in lineup, on trip: D Tanner Komzak, G Kaleb Johnson

Not on trip: F Hunter Johannes (lower body), F Carson Albrecht (upper)

Forwards

13 Max Dukovac—9 Albin Nilsson—22 Ryan Sullivan

8 P.J. Fletcher—17 John Waldron—25 Artur Turansky

23 Brayden Morrison—14 Thomas Daskas—34 Teddy Lagerback

26 Blake Mesenburg—28 Tanyon Bajzer

Defensemen

19 Rihards Simanovics—16 Hampus Rydqvist

10 Zane Demsey—5 Jack Clement

2 Spencer Cox—3 Axel Kumlin

27 Dylan Moulton—7 Robby Drazner

Goaltenders

30 Bruno Bruveris

33 Carter McPhail

Not in lineup: F Raimonds Vitolins (inj), F Matthew Barbolini (inj), F William Hallen (inj), F Frankie Carogioiello (inj), D Michael Feenstra (inj), G Logan Neaton (inj)

Referees — Andrew Wilk and Andy Thackaberry

Linesmen — Troy Marrett and Logan Bellgraph

UND is using the same lineup as Friday's series opener. . . Miami is using the same personnel, only swapping its third- and fourth-line left wingers. All six injured Miami players remain out. . . UND is trying to tie a school record for most consecutive games without a regulation loss (21). The record was set in 2007-08. . . UND coach Brad Berry is aiming for his 200th victory. . . Miami will honor its first coach in program history, Steve Cady, before the game. . . UND is wearing its black jerseys for the third time this season. The Fighting Hawks are 2-0 in them this season.