VIDEO: Alaska, Omaha post-game brawl leads to multiple suspensions

OMAHA, Neb. — There have been 12 penalties known as after the top of Sunday’s nonconference males’s hockey recreation between the College of Alaska and Nebraska Omaha at Baxter Enviornment in Omaha.

The 120 minutes in penalties got here down after the Mavericks defeated the Nanooks 3-2 in extra time to achieve a collection cut up.

Tyler Weiss scored the game-winning aim with the Mavericks on the facility play at 4:37 of extra time. After Weiss scored, the Mavericks celebrated and went in entrance of the Alaska bench. A short while after, the groups have been going via a series-ending handshake line and fights broke out.

Alaska’s Brady Danger and Connor Mylymok and Omaha’s Brock Bremer and Kaden Bohlsen have been all given match disqualification penalties. With a match disqualification, a participant additionally should sit out the subsequent recreation that his staff performs. Danger and Mylymok will sit out the primary recreation of the Oct. 28-29 collection when the Nanooks (3-4-1) play Northern Michigan. The Mavericks (2-3-1) will play a collection Oct. 28-29 at Lengthy Island College and Bremer and Bohlsen will each have to take a seat out the opener.

Alaska’s Anton Rubtsov, Brayden Nicholetts and Arvils Bergmanis and Omaha’s Michael Abgrall, Jack Randl and Weiss all acquired 10-minute misconducts.

The Nanooks additionally acquired a staff 10-minute misconduct and a staff recreation misconduct.

Within the first recreation of the collection, Alaska picked up a 3-2 win on a aim by Danger at 2:00 of extra time. After the Nanooks scored the winner, the staff celebration moved in entrance of the Omaha bench.

“I believe Friday may need had one thing to do with it,” Omaha ahead Jack Randl

mentioned to reporter Mike Patterson of the Omaha World-Herald

. “It was a hard-fought recreation and issues simply form of boiled over.”

As a result of the sport was performed in Omaha, the officers within the recreation have been from the NCHC. The refs in nonconference video games sometimes come from the convention of the house staff. Alaska is enjoying its second season as an unbiased since returning to Division I play.