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No. 12 Marian ACHA D2 finishes non-conference play with sweep

No. 12 Marian University ACHA Division II (16-5-1, 4-3-1 NCHL) finished non-conference play defeating Lake Superior State 5-2 and 4-3.
 

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  GAME 1 (HOME, W, 5-2)

  • An evenly matched opening period saw each team score one goal.
  • Blake Stafford was the goal scorer for the Sabres with an assist to Jackson Sweeney.  
  • Marian then dominated in the second period and took a 3-1 lead after scoring two goals separated by just 21 seconds.
  • Sweeney scored on a power play to open the quick run before Ashton Underhill lit the lamp.
  • Easton Nick and Devon Butler were able to help Marian pull away at 5-1.
  • The Lakers were able to trim the deficit to 5-2 with a power-play goal but wouldn’t get any closer.

GAME 2 (HOME, W, 3-2)

  • The second game of the series started similarly with the two squads trading goals in the opening period.
  • Butler was the goal scorer for Marian, while the LSSU goal was a short-handed score.
  • Lake Superior State was able to take the lead again at 2-1 before Gavyn Galloway lit the lamp to send the game into the third knotted at 2-2.
  • The Sabres were able to take their first lead of the game thanks to back-to-back goals from Anthony O’Neal in a span of 2:13.
  • The second O’Neal score came on a power play.
  • The Lakers were able to score a late power-play goal but Marian was able to hold off the late Laker push.

 

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GAME 1

  • Marian finished with a 53-37 advantage in shots.
  • The second period saw the Sabres out shoot LSSU 24-12.
  • The Sabres were 1-for-5 on the power play while the Lakers were 2-for-6.

GAME 2

  • Marian held a 40-30 advantage in shots for the game.
  • The Sabres had 19 shots in the first period and limited LSSU to single-digit shots in the final two periods.
  • Each team had a power-play goal with Marian having six chances and LSSU four.
  • This was the first two games between the two programs.

 

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Devon Butler had a goal and an assist in each game.
Anthony O’Neal had a multi-goal game in the finale, including the game-winner.
Knute Loe stopped 35 of 37 shots in goal in the opener of the series.

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