Marian University NCAA men’s ice hockey  (3-7-2, 2-6-0 NCHA) began the second half with a 4-4 tie followed by a 2-1 shootout win over Concordia College.
 

• The Sabres had a slow start and trailed 2-0 with 2:51 left in the first.
• Freshman Brett Sabel got Marian on the board with 1:21 left in the period with assists from sophomore Dayne Tews and freshman Daxton Lang.
• Then just 54 seconds later, junior Caden Carlson tipped in a shot from sophomore Brady Brenner to tie the game 2-2 at the first intermission.
• Marian was able to take its first lead 4:40 into the second period when junior Nolan Flint lit the lamp with help from Carlson and freshman Andrew Politoski.
• The lead was built to two with just 2:38 on the clock when Brenner scored his first collegiate goal, assists to junior Cole Carlson and sophomore Eemil Rautio.
• The Cobbers were able to cut their deficit down to 4-3 going into the third after scoring with just 36.6 seconds later.
• The third period was scoreless until only 55.2 seconds remained on the scoreboard when Concordia forced overtime with an extra-attacker score.
• After a scoreless overtime, Marian was headed to overtime for the second time this season.
• Down to their final shooter and trailing 1-0, sophomore Brendan Bottem was able to keep the shootout going.
• A scoreless fourth round was followed by Carlson, Ca. netting the final goal to give Marian a 2-1 shootout win.

• Marian was outshot 32-23 in the game with the Sabres being limited to five shots in the first period and five shots between the third period and overtime.
• The Sabres finished with 38 wins in the circle to only 30 for the Cobbers.
• The Cobbers were 1-for-3 on the power play while Marian was held scoreless on two chances.
• Marian is now 1-0-2 in overtime games and 1-1 in shootouts this season.
• The Sabres are 5-5-2 all-time against Concordia and 3-1-1 at home.

	Sophomore Nicholas Von Kaufmann (0-2-2) finished with 28 saves with 12 saves coming over the final 25 minutes.
	Sophomore Brady Brenner scored his first collegiate goal and had the second multi-point game of his career.
	Junior Nolan Flint had the third multi-point game of his career.