No. 1 Boston College started its 2015-16 regular season on a
winning note with a 5-1 victory at Army on Friday evening. Freshman forward Miles
Wood tallied his first career goal and set up two others for the Eagles, who
played at West Point for the first time since 1994, while junior netminder
Thatcher Demko finished with 23 saves.
Michigan State got two goals from Zach Osbourn, including the
game-tying tally with just over a minute remaining in regulation, in a 3-3 tie
with Maine at the Icebreaker Tournament in Portland, while North Dakota overpowered
Lake Superior State, 5-2, thanks to two third-period goals from Bryn Chyzyk. Defending
national champion Providence got a goal and three assists from Mark Jankowski in
opening its campaign with a 7-3 win at Miami.
Air Force edged instate rival and fifth-ranked Denver
by a 5-4 count in overtime as Johnny Hrabovsky connected unassisted in the
extra session in Colorado Springs, while No. 10 Omaha won, 3-2, at No. 6
Minnesota State in a match-up of former WCHA rivals in Mankato as Kirk Thompson finished
with 24 saves for the victorious Mavericks. Bemidji State’s contest at No. 2 Minnesota-Duluth
was postponed due to a power outage.
At the Kendall Classic in Anchorage, St. Cloud blanked Alaska
(Fairbanks) by a 3-0 count as Charlie Lindgren made 14 stops for the Huskies,
while host Alaska Anchorage edged NCAA Division I newcomer Arizona State, 3-2,
in overtime on Brad Duwe’s goal.
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