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Senior defenseman Sean Flanagan had a goal and an assist in helping lead Minnesota State to a 4-2 win over Lake Superior State Friday
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Lake Superior State LSSU 11-13-3,8-10-3-1WCHA
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Winner Minnesota State MINNST 15-9-3,11-7-3-1 WCHA
Lake Superior State LSSU
11-13-3,8-10-3-1WCHA
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Minnesota State MINNST
15-9-3,11-7-3-1 WCHA
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Score By Periods
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Lake Superior State LSSU 1 1 0 2
Minnesota State MINNST 0 2 2 4

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Game Recap: Men's Hockey |

Mavericks Skate to 4-2 Home Win over Lake Superior State Friday

    Mankato, Minn.  ---  Minnesota State trailed early, but scored twice in the second period and added two more in the third in skating to a 4-2 win over visiting Lake Superior State in a Western Collegiate Hockey Association contest played in Mankato Friday night.

Despite being outshot by a 12-5 margin in the first period, the Lakers held a 1-0 lead by virtue of a goal from Luke Morgan, who deflected a shot from J.T. Henke at 18:22 past Maverick senior netminder Cole Huggins.

The Mavericks scored twice early in the second period to take a one-goal lead.  Just 41-seconds in senior winger Zach Stepan wristed a shot from the left boards that beat Gordon Defiel high on the glove side. Senior defenseman Sean Flanagan scored his third goal of the season on a slap shot from the left point that beat a screened Defiel at 2:34.  LSSU tied it up at 9:25 when Josh Nenadal got the blade of his stick on a shot from the left side of the ice from Ryan Renz and the puck found its way past Huggins on the shortside. 

Freshman winger Park Tuomie snapped a shot from the top of the right circle past Defiel at 3:07 of the third frame to give Minnesota State a 3-2 lead. Junior forward Brad McClure took a pass from Josh French and drifted across the slot before going top shelf at 11:54 in making it 4-2. The goal is his 12th of the year.

Minnesota State, which was zero-for-one on the power play, put 34 shots on goal in the contest. The Lakers went scoreless sin three power play chances.

Maverick netminder Cole Huggins, who started for the first time since Dec. 16th, made 20 stops and now stands 8-4-0 on the year.

Flanagan, who had a goal and an assist and was +1, was named the game's First Star. Tuomie, named the third star of the game, got his first career game-winning goal, and French, who had two assists and was +2, was named the second star.

The Mavericks are 15-9-3 on the season with tonight's win and stand 10-3-1 in WCHA contests. Lake Superior State now stands 11-13-3 overall, 8-10-3-1 WCHA with tonight's result.

The Mavericks and the Lakers close out the two-game league series Saturday night with a 7:07 p.m. face-off scheduled for Verizon Center in Mankato.

Head coach Mike Hastings commented following the win.

 

 
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