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Huskies Sweep Wisconsin, Vikings Head to Miami
The St. Cloud State College males’s hockey workforce accomplished a weekend sweep of Wisconsin, the Granite Metropolis Lumberjacks bought again within the win column, and the St. John’s College soccer workforce dominated in Northfield on Saturday, however the College of Minnesota and North Dakota State College soccer groups, in addition to the Minnesota Wild, had been unsuccessful of their weekend matchups. On Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings will look to remain scorching after they face the Dolphins in Miami.
RECAPS:
– The Huskies topped the Badgers 2-1 to earn the weekend sweep on Saturday. Grant Cruikshank bought St. Cloud on the board within the second interval, and Kyler Kupka put away an influence play purpose within the third to safe the win. The Huskies enhance to 4-0 and can host MSU-Mankato on Friday. Puck drop is ready for 7:30 p.m.
– The Johnnies put up one other dominant efficiency in opposition to a MIAC opponent with a 49-10 win over St. Olaf Saturday. Aaron Syverson aired it out in Northfield, finishing 26 of 40 for 351 yards and 5 touchdowns. Three of these had been caught by Alex Larson, whereas the others went to Nick VanErp and Joey Gendreau. Henry Trost led the bottom recreation with 19 carries for 79 yards and a landing, whereas Caden Wheeler added two carries for 72 yards and a landing. The Johnnies enhance to 5-1 and can host Gustavus on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.
– The Lumberjacks rallied from Friday’s loss to earn a 6-1 win over Mason Metropolis on Saturday to separate the weekend collection. Luke Delzer led all scorers with two objectives for Granite Metropolis. Ryan Lehet made 21 saves and allowed one purpose within the win. The Lumberjacks enhance to 8-0-0-1 and can hit the highway to face the Minnesota Loons on Friday at 7:30 p.m.
– The Gophers dropped their second straight recreation in a 26-14 loss to Illinois on Saturday. Tanner Morgan accomplished 4 of 12 for 21 yards and an interception in addition to six carries for 23 yards and a landing earlier than leaving attributable to successful to the top within the fourth quarter. Athan Kaliakmanis stepped in and accomplished two of six for 17 yards and two interceptions. Mohamed Ibrahim had 15 carries for 127 yards and a landing in his return. The Gophers fall to 4-2 and can look to rally from their two-game stoop after they go to Penn State on Saturday. Pre-game protection begins at 4:30 p.m. on AM 1240 and 95.3 FM WJON.
– The Bison took an early lead however blew it to the Jackrabbits within the second half of the sport to lose it 23-21. Cam Miller accomplished 17 of twenty-two for 227 yards and two touchdowns and had eight carries for 19 yards and a landing. The Bison fall to 5-2 and may have their bye week earlier than internet hosting Illinois State on October twenty ninth.
– The Wild fell to Los Angeles 7-6 at house on Saturday. Adrian Kempe led all scorers with two objectives for the Kings. Filip Gustavsson and Marc-André Fleury mixed for seven objectives allowed and 34 saves within the internet for Minnesota. The Wild fall to 0-2 and can look to get that elusive first win of the season after they host Colorado (1-1) on Monday. Pre-game protection begins at 6:45 p.m. on AM 1390 and 93.9 FM Granite Metropolis Sports activities.
PREVIEWS:
– The Vikings (4-1) may have the prospect to maintain rolling after they go to Miami (3-2) on Sunday. The Dolphins have been stricken by accidents and misplaced their final two matchups, whereas Minnesota is using a three-game win streak. Miami is anticipated to start out rookie QB Skylar Thompson rather than Tua Tagovailoa and Teddy Bridgewater who’ve each suffered concussions this season. The Dolphins is also with out CB Kader Kohou at kickoff. He’s listed as uncertain with an indirect harm. For the Vikings, RB Alexander Mattison will probably be good to go after being listed as questionable with a shoulder harm. Nevertheless, D.J. Wonnum will miss the sport attributable to an sickness. Pre-game protection begins at 11:00 a.m. on AM 1240 and 95.3 FM WJON.