Marian University NCAA men’s hockey (4-8-0, 2-6-0-0 NCHA) scored four goals in the first period as part of a 6-3 win over Concordia College.

• Junior Daunte Fortner was able to open the scoring just 5:36 in with an assist from freshman Nolan Flint.  The goal was the third of the season for Fortner, while the assist was the first career point for Flint.
• Just 1:38 later, junior Nicholas Cherkowski made it a 2-0 Sabre lead with assists from senior Adam Nobes and sophomore Alex Enegren.
• The Cobbers responded with 8:00 left in the period to put the score at 2-1.
• The Sabres quickly responded with a pair of goals separated by just 43 seconds.
• Junior Jaymes Knee netted the first with an assist from senior Jordan Simoneau, while Nobes netted the second with an assist from senior Nolan Kadachuk.
• The quick start put Marian ahead 4-1 going into the second period.
• It took the Sabres just 10 seconds to take a 5-1 lead in the second period.  Freshman Caden Carlson netted the goal for Marian with helpers from Nobes and Cherkowski.
• Concordia was able to make it a 5-2 game but the Sabres quickly answered again.
• Knee netted his second goal of the game, fifth of the season, at the 9:20 mark with assists from senior Blake Kleiner and Fortner.
• Marian would hold on to its 6-2 lead heading into the final 20 minutes.
• The third was a penalty-filled period that saw the Cobbers score with 12:51 to play.
• The Sabre penalty kill was able to stave off a major penalty and 4:44 with an extra Cobber attacker on the ice to earn the 6-3 win.

• Marian was outshot 34-24 for the game but outshot the Cobbers 10-9 in the first stanza.
• The Sabre power play was 1-for-2 (.500), while the penalty kill allowed just one goal on eight Cobber power plays.
• Marian had an advantage on draws by a 38-31 margin.
• The Sabres improve to 3-4-1 all-time against the Cobbers.

	Senior Adam Nobes had a three-point game scoring a goal with two helpers.
	Junior Jaymes Knee had his first multi-goal game of the season.
	Senior Aaron Brunn (4-7-0) stopped 31 shots for his third straight performance with at least 30 saves.