Marian University NCAA men’s hockey (9-14-0, 4-9-1-2 NCHA) earned a crucial three points behind a 4-0 shutout of Concordia Wisconsin.
 

• Neither offense could find a groove early and it wouldn’t be until 3:27 remained in the first period before senior Adam Nobes lit the lamp to open the scoring.
• This 1-0 tally held going into the second period.
• It was another late score in the second with senior Jordan Simoneau scoring his fifth of the season with 1:55 left in the period to put Marian ahead 2-0.
• Nobes would net his second of the game with 8:01 left in the third period to give the Sabres a three-goal cushion.
• Freshman Cole Carlson iced the game with an empty-net score in the final minute.

• Marian outshot CUW 21-12 in the second period but the Falcons had a 37-34 advantage for the game.
• CUW was scoreless on three power-play chances, while Marian had just one but couldn’t light the lamp.
• The Sabres had a hefty advantage on face offs by a 33-23 margin.
• Marian is currently tied for seventh in the NCHA standings and is three points ahead of Lake Forest who sits in ninth.
• This was the fourth shutout all-time against CUW and the third of this season.

	Senior Adam Nobes had his first multi-goal game of the season and capped off a six-point weekend.
	Freshman Andreai Proctor-Ramirez (1-4-0) earned his first collegiate win and shutout stopping all 37 shots he saw.
	Freshman Cole Carlson had his fourth multi-point effort with a goal and an assist.