Scoreboard for Saturday, April 12

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April 12, 2025

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Results/schedules

Tuesday, April 8

Summit League

North Dakota State 3, Creighton 2 (F/9 inn.)

MIAC

Crown at Concordia, postponed to April 22

Wednesday, April 9

MIAC

Concordia 11, Macalester 5 (F/8 inn.)

Concordia 17, Macalester 7

Thursday, April 10

MIAC

Concordia 11, Hamline 1

Concordia 12, Hamline 3

Friday, April 11

Summit League

St. Thomas 7, North Dakota State 1

Saturday, April 12

Summit League

North Dakota State 8, St. Thomas 6

MIAC

St. Olaf 4, Concordia 3 (F/8 inn.)

Concordia 7, St. Olaf 6

Sunday, April 13

Summit League

St. Thomas at North Dakota State, 1 p.m.

MIAC

Buena Vista at Concordia (2), noon and 2:30 p.m.

Results/schedules

Monday, April 7

North Dakota

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton at West Fargo, canceled

West Fargo at Valley City, postponed to May 5

Tuesday, April 8

North Dakota

West Fargo at Wahpeton, postponed

Devils Lake 12, Grafton 2

Moorhead at West Fargo Sheyenne, postponed

Grand Forks Central at Fargo North (2), postponed

Fargo Davies at Fargo South (2), postponed

Minnesota

Moorhead at West Fargo Sheyenne, postponed

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton at Menahga, postponed

Thursday, April 10

North Dakota

Fargo Shanley at Fargo South (2), postponed

Lisbon 9, Northern Cass 0

Kindred 11, Enderlin 3

Kindred 10, Enderlin 0

Central Cass 12, Oakes 3

Central Cass 10, Oakes 6

Minnesota

Hawley 15, Breckenridge 2

Perham at Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton (2), postponed to April17

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 4, Menahga 1

Friday, April 11

North Dakota

West Fargo Horace 18, Sioux Falls O’Gorman 4

West Fargo Horace 6, Madison/Chester 5

Fargo North 6, Sioux Falls Jefferson 2

Fargo North vs. Tea Area, 8 p.m.

West Fargo Sheyenne 6, Sioux Falls Lincoln 5

West Fargo Sheyenne 4, Dell Rapids 3

Fargo Shanley 7, Sioux Falls O’Gorman 5

Fargo Shanley vs. Brandon Valley

West Fargo 12, Brandon Valley 4

West Fargo vs. Pierre T.F. Riggs, 8 p.m.

Devils Lake 3, Fargo Davies 1

Fargo Davies 10, Devils Lake 0

Kindred 8, Northern Cass 0

Central Cass 10, Hankinson/Lidgerwood/Fairmount 0

Minnesota

Marshall 4, Moorhead 2

Saturday, April 12

North Dakota

Grand Forks Red River 13, Harrisburg (SD) 3 (F/5 inn.)

Fargo North 5, Dell Rapids (SD) 3

West Fargo Sheyenne 16, Sioux Falls O’Gorman 1 (F/3 inn.)

Fargo South 21, Jamestown 6 (F/6 inn.)

Jamestown 11, Fargo South 8

Sioux Falls Lincoln 12, West Fargo 3

West Fargo Horace 16, Sioux Falls Washington 6 (F/6 inn.)

Grand Forks Central 6, Sioux Falls O’Gorman 0

Fargo North 7, Tea Area 3

Grand Forks Red River 13, Dell Rapids (SD) 2 (F/5 inn.)

West Fargo Sheyenne 4, Dell Rapids (SD) 3

TF Riggs Pierre 8, West Fargo 7 (F/9 inn.)

Madison (SD) 6, Grand Forks Central 2

West Fargo Horace 6, Madison (SD) 2

Results/schedules

Tuesday, April 8

MIAC

Concordia 1, St. Benedict 0

St. Benedict 7, Concordia 0

Wednesday, April 9

NSIC

Minot State 11, MSU Moorhead 3 (F/6 inn.)

Minot State 5, MSU Moorhead 4

Thursday, April 10

MIAC

Concordia 4, Macalester 0

Macalester 8, Concordia 0 (F/8 inn.)

Saturday, April 12

Summit League

North Dakota 1, North Dakota State 0

North Dakota State 8, North Dakota 0

NSIC

Southwest Minnesota State 8, MSU Moorhead 0 (F/6 inn.)

Southwest Minnesota State 3, MSU Moorhead 0

MIAC

Concordia 3, Hamline 2

Hamline 5, Concordia 3

Sunday, April 13

Summit League

North Dakota at North Dakota State, noon

MIAC

Augsburg at Concordia (2), 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Results/schedules

Tuesday, April 8

North Dakota

West Fargo Sheyenne at Fargo North, postponed to May 16

Fargo Davies at Grand Forks Central, postponed

West Fargo at Valley City, postponed

Moorhead 11, Breckenridge 1 (F/6 inn.)

Central Cass 8, Kindred 6

Enderlin 16, Lisbon 2

Hillsboro/CV 10, Northern Cass 1

Thursday, April 10

North Dakota

Grand Forks Red River at West Fargo Horace (2), postponed

Fargo North 13, Fargo South 1

Fargo Davies 8, Grand Forks Central 6

West Fargo Sheyenne 8, West Fargo 6

West Fargo 15, West Fargo Sheyenne 14

Kindred 15, Enderlin 5

Northern Cass 11, Hankinson 2

Northern Cass 13, Hankinson 7

Central Cass 7, Hillsboro/CV 4

Minnesota

Staples-Motley 18, Osakis 8

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton at Perham, postponed to April 17

Friday, April 11

North Dakota

Sioux Falls Lincoln 16, West Fargo Horace 4

Sioux Falls Jefferson 10, Fargo Davies 0

St. Louis Park 10, Fargo Davies 4

Hillsboro/CV 4, Grand Forks Red River 1

Devils Lake 16, Fargo South 6

Sioux Falls Jefferson 10, Fargo Shanley 0

Fargo North 22, West Fargo 8

Minnesota

Moorhead 11, BGMR 2

Moorhead 14, Thief River Falls 0

Menahga 4, Barnesville 0

Saturday, April 12

North Dakota

Florence-Henry 10, Fargo Davies 0 (F/5 inn.)

St. Louis Park 15, Fargo Shanley 1 (F/5 inn.)

West Fargo Horace 10, Mobridge-Pollock (SD) 5

West Fargo Horace 16, Florence-Henry 0 (F/3 inn.)

DeLaSalle (MN) 8, Fargo Shanley 6

Minnesota

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 10, Pequot Lakes 0

Frazee 11, Mahnomen/Waubun 9

Roseau 3, East Grand Forks 0

Sebeka 7, Pine-River Backus 1

East Grand Forks 11, Pequot 0

Sebeka 17, Frazee 0

Pequot Lakes 7, Pine River-Backus 6

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 15, Sebeka 0

East Grand Forks 10, Mahnomen-Waubun 0

Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton 10, Roseau 3

Roseau 13, Frazee 2

Results/schedules

Tuesday, April 8

Grand Forks Central 8, West Fargo 0

Fargo Shanley 4, Fargo North 0

Grand Forks Red River 4, West Fargo Sheyenne 2

Fargo Davies 2, Fargo South 0

Thursday, April 10

Grand Forks Red River 2, Fargo Shanley 0

Fargo South 4, West Fargo 0

West Fargo Sheyenne 1, Fargo North 0

Saturday, April 12

North Dakota

Fargo Shanley 3, Fargo South 0

Results/schedules

NCAA Men’s Hockey Championship

Frozen Four

At Enterprise Center, St. Louis, Mo.

Thursday, April 10

Semifinals

No. 4 Western Michigan 3, Denver 2 (F/2OT)

Boston U 3, Penn State 1

Saturday, April 12

Championship

No. 4 Western Michigan 6, Boston U 2

United States Hockey League

Eastern Conference

Record Points

x-Youngstown 42-18-2 86

x-Dubuque 41-18-3 85

x-Muskegon 38-16-8 84

x-Madison 38-17-6 82

x-Cedar Rapids 27-30-5 59

x-Green Bay 27-30-4 58

USA Hockey 23-35-4 50

Chicago 20-36-6 46

Western Conference

Record Points

xy-Lincoln 44-15-3 91

x-Sioux Falls 40-17-5 85

x-Waterloo 34-18-10 78

x-Sioux City 31-23-8 70

x-Fargo 29-27-6 64

x-Tri-City 29-29-4 62

Des Moines 25-32-5 55

Omaha 7-48-7 21

x – clinched playoffs

y – clinched division

Results/schedules

Friday, April 11

Fargo 6, Sioux Falls 3

Youngstown 7, USA Hockey 3

Muskegon 2, Chicago 0

Des Moines 4, Omaha 2

Dubuque 5, Madison 4 (OT)

Waterloo,3, Sioux City 2 (SO)

Lincoln 4, Tri-City 2

Cedar Rapids 6, Green Bay 0

Saturday, April 12

Youngstown 6, USA Hockey 1

Des Moines 4, Sioux City 1

Waterloo 5, Omaha 0

Tri-City 3, Lincoln 2 (OT)

Sioux Falls 5, Fargo 2

Muskegon 4, Chicago 2

Madison 6, Green Bay 5

Dubuque 4, Cedar Rapids 2

Results/schedules

Saturday, April 12

NDSU Spring Invite, at Fargo

Results/schedules

Saturday, April 12

West Fargo Sheyenne Invitational, 12:30 p.m.

Catholic Quadrangular, 2 p.m., at Fargo Shanley

Results/schedules

Sunday, April 13

Summit League

NDSU at Hawkeye Invitational, at Iowa City, Iowa

Monday, April 14

Summit League

NDSU at Hawkeye Invitational, at Iowa City, Iowa

MIAC

Concordia at Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational, at Lincoln, Neb.

Tuesday, April 15

MIAC

Concordia at Nebraska Wesleyan Invitational, at Lincoln, Neb.

Saturday, April 26

MIAC

Concordia at SJU Spring Invite, at St. Cloud, Minn.

Sunday, April 27

MIAC

Concordia at SJU Spring Invite, at Monticello, Minn.

Results/schedules

Monday, April 14

NSIC

MSU Moorhead at Wildcat Classic, at Wayne, Neb.

Tuesday, April 15

NSIC

MSU Moorhead at Wildcat Classic, at Wayne, Neb.

Sunday, April 20

Summit League Championship, at Mesa, Arizona

Monday, April 21

Summit League Championship, at Mesa, Arizona

Tuesday, April 22

Summit League Championship, at Mesa, Arizona

Friday, April 25

NSIC Golf Championships, at Smithville, Mo.

Saturday, April 26

NSIC Golf Championships, at Smithville, Mo.

Sunday, April 27

NSIC Golf Championships, at Smithville, Mo.

Monday, April 14

North Dakota

West Fargo Sheyenne Invitational, 9 a.m.

Friday, April 11

Minnesota

Moorhead at Pequot Lakes Invitational, 10 a.m.

Results/schedules

Saturday, April 12

Irondale 6, Moorhead 5 (OT)

Results/schedules

Friday, April 11

Moorhead 14, Mounds View 7

Saturday, April 12

Moorhead 12, Monticello 6

Results/schedules

Saturday, April 12

Minnesota

Moorhead Triangular, 11 a.m.

Results/schedules

Friday, April 11

North Dakota

Grand Forks Red River 6, Valley City 3

Fargo Davies 6, Fargo North 3

West Fargo Sheyenne 9, Fargo South 0

Grand Forks Central 8, West Fargo 1

West Fargo Horace 8, Wahpeton 1

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Broncos won’t repeat as NCHC hockey champs, lose to N. Dakota: ‘We broke down’

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February 28, 2026

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Broncos won’t repeat as NCHC hockey champs, lose to N. Dakota: ‘We broke down’

Kalamazoo — There’ll be a new champion in the NCHC.

Will Zellers scored the game-winning goal in the third period as No. 3 North Dakota downed No. 4 Western Michigan, 5-3, Friday night at Lawson Arena. The Broncos never led and trailed all of the third period, though a late push nearly tied the game with the net empty.

“Overall in the game, I thought it was a pretty tightly contested effort. I thought they just scored too easy,” Western Michigan coach Pat Ferschweiler said. “You know, for us, we had a couple breakdowns, and they’re so talented, so good, they took advantage when we broke down.”

The teams finish the regular season Saturday night. Western Michigan came into Friday’s game tied with Denver in standings points and five points behind North Dakota, needing that many to get a share of the Penrose Cup it won last season en route to an NCAA championship, too.

As far as regular season results go, the Broncos will play for second seed in the NCHC Tournament, needing to outpace Denver, which plays Arizona State this weekend.

Western Michigan (23-9-1, 15-7-1 NCHC) goaltender Hampton Slukynsky made 16 saves on 20 shots in the loss while North Dakota’s Jan Spunar stopped 22 of 25 shots. It was a battle of two of the NCHC’s top netminders, and each made key stops in a tight-checking, physical game.

Zellers put North Dakota (25-7-1, 17-5-1) up 4-2 4:42 into the third period off an assist from Detroit Red Wings draft choice Dylan James.

“He kind of made a play out of nothing there,” said North Dakota coach Dane Jackson, who is in his first season as head coach after being on the coaching staff since 2006. “And that was a really nice kind of moment where you go OK, we got a little got a little leeway here, and we can just kind of play a little bit more free.”

North Dakota took a 3-2 lead into the third period with goals from defenseman Sam Laurila alongside forwards Ollie Josephson and Josh Zakreski. Defenseman Zach Bookman and forward Liam Valente scored for Western Michigan.

One too many times in the second frame, Western Michigan’s blue line let a North Dakota forward in all alone to face Slukynsky, who stopped a couple of rushes in the opening minutes of the period.

With four minutes until the intermission, the Broncos finally got burned. On a feed from linemate Anthony Menghini, Lakreski cut to the glove side of a sprawling Slukynsky and beat him with the backhand. The goal gave North Dakota the 3-2 lead, after a seeing-eye shot from Bookman along the right wall had tied it up two apiece 8:10 into the period.

“I actually thought the second period was our best period,” Ferschweiler said. “… We started to take over. We got the goal, tied 2-2, and are kind of just humming along. Four minutes left, we just hand them a goal. Blown coverage. That was inexcusable, honestly, with some of our better players on the ice.”

The opening period played out as a back and forth track meet through the neutral zone as each side settled in. Laurila put North Dakota up 1-0 with his first career goal. After Slukynsky denied him on a trio of tries earlier in the shift, he fired a shot to beat the Western Michigan netminder 4:40 into the game.

It took just a minute and 34 seconds after Laurila’s opener for Western Michigan’s top line to get it right back. A blue-collar shift from captain Owen Michaels fed linemate Will Whitelaw along the left boards, and he sprung Valente for a breakaway goal that evened up the score.

“I thought we gave it to them too easy a couple times tonight,” Whitelaw said. “And I think when you’re playing a team like that, obviously they’re gonna put it in your net. But I think it’ll be a big lesson for our group going forward.”

For the better part of the first period, the Lawson Lunatics peppered North Dakota defenseman Jake Livanavage with jeers, but he got his own licks in with 7:48 left in the first period as he fed Josephson right at the net for the 2-1 goal. That score held through the first period.

With 2:02 remaining and Slukynsky pulled, forward Zaccharya Wisdom pulled Western Michigan within one. He nearly had the equalizer with 40 seconds on the clock on a backdoor try, but he mistimed the shot. Mac Swanson scored an empty-netter with 20.7 seconds on the clock to clinch the win, and with it the Penrose Cup, presented to North Dakota in the locker room and then paraded around the ice.

“It’s the hardest regular season championship to win, in my opinion,” North Dakota forward Ben Strinden said. “So it’s awesome. Obviously, it’s not our end goal, but we’re going to enjoy it for sure.”

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