The Weekend Hangover - 10/11/2026
Oct 12, 2026 · 9 min · 7 segments
Recap of NCHC and WCHA scores for the weekend ending 10/11/2026.
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Oct 12, 2026 · 9 min · 7 segments
Recap of NCHC and WCHA scores for the weekend ending 10/11/2026.
Let's start off in the Granite City, where the battle for Blizzard T. Husky wages against Michigan Tech.
Gavin Thorsen scored for the Huskies, followed up by freshman Hayden Papanikas, who scored his first collegiate goal on the power play.
But sadly, the Huskies couldn't contain Taden Trembecki, who scored twice, including the game-winner in the three and three overtime session.
Jan Jostack took the loss for the Huskies, stopping 26 of 29 shots and falling to 0 and 2 on the season, both losses coming in overtime.
Saturday was a different story, though, as St.
Cloud showed a little bit of depth here with five different goal scorers in a 5 to 3 win, which notched Nick Oliver's first as the head coach of St.
Cloud State.
Freshman Brock Such scored his first career goal on the power play.
Thor Bufflin, William Ullrich, and Joel Bleil continued the scoring for St.
Cloud State.
Bleil's goal came on a drop pass from Nolan Rode, what was eventually the game-winner.
Thorsen capped it off with an empty netter on a hardworking play and finished with three points on the game.
Ullrich also finished with a goal and assist, and they switched up goaltenders, with Patrick Berzins making 30 saves in the victory.
Elsewhere around the NCHC, North Dakota swept Bemidji State with a pair of one-goal victories, 3 to 2 Friday and 4 to 3 Saturday.
Both games were tied late in the third, but the Fighting Hawks were able to pull out the victory.
Will Zellers had himself a weekend with three assists on Friday, and on Saturday, he scored two power play goals 73 seconds apart in the first period, including one of those on a five on three.
He also had an assist to bring his weekend total to six points against the Beavers.
The Broncos won 6-0 on Saturday behind a 26-save shutout from transfer Quinton Miller, bolstered by two goals from Garrett Slidowski.
Minnesota Wild draft pick Adam Bennich had four assists on Saturday, his first points on the season.
Friday, the Bulldogs blew a 2 to 1 lead in the third when Augustana scored twice in 17 seconds to take the lead.
The Bulldogs tied it on Zam Plant's extra attacker goal with just 81 seconds left to force overtime.
Let's start off in the Granite City, where the battle for Blizzard T. Husky wages against Michigan Tech.
Gavin Thorsen scored for the Huskies, followed up by freshman Hayden Papanikas, who scored his first collegiate goal on the power play.
But sadly, the Huskies couldn't contain Taden Trembecki, who scored twice, including the game-winner in the three and three overtime session.
Jan Jostack took the loss for the Huskies, stopping 26 of 29 shots and falling to 0 and 2 on the season, both losses coming in overtime.
Saturday was a different story, though, as St.
Cloud showed a little bit of depth here with five different goal scorers in a 5 to 3 win, which notched Nick Oliver's first as the head coach of St.
Cloud State.
Freshman Brock Such scored his first career goal on the power play.
Thor Bufflin, William Ullrich, and Joel Bleil continued the scoring for St.
Cloud State.
Bleil's goal came on a drop pass from Nolan Rode, what was eventually the game-winner.
Thorsen capped it off with an empty netter on a hardworking play and finished with three points on the game.
Ullrich also finished with a goal and assist, and they switched up goaltenders, with Patrick Berzins making 30 saves in the victory.
Elsewhere around the NCHC, North Dakota swept Bemidji State with a pair of one-goal victories, 3 to 2 Friday and 4 to 3 Saturday.
Both games were tied late in the third, but the Fighting Hawks were able to pull out the victory.
Will Zellers had himself a weekend with three assists on Friday, and on Saturday, he scored two power play goals 73 seconds apart in the first period, including one of those on a five on three.
He also had an assist to bring his weekend total to six points against the Beavers.
The Broncos won 6-0 on Saturday behind a 26-save shutout from transfer Quinton Miller, bolstered by two goals from Garrett Slidowski.
Minnesota Wild draft pick Adam Bennich had four assists on Saturday, his first points on the season.
Friday, the Bulldogs blew a 2 to 1 lead in the third when Augustana scored twice in 17 seconds to take the lead.
The Bulldogs tied it on Zam Plant's extra attacker goal with just 81 seconds left to force overtime.
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