On Sat, 14 Jan 1995, Jeffery S Walden wrote:
 
> NMU   1  1  3     5
> UND   1  1  2     4
>
>
> First Period:
>
> SCORING:
> 1.  NMU-Karlander 6 (MacGillvray)  8:29
> 2.  UND-Naumenko  7 (Unassisted)  17:34
>
> PENALTIES:
> NMU-Seymour, Boarding  :17
> UND-Wilson, Roughing  7:27
> UND-Trew, Roughing  7:27
> NMU-Cain, Roughing  7:27
> NMU-Spina, Roughing 7:27
> NMU-Janicki, Roughing 7:27
> UND-Wynne, Slashing  18:36
>
>
> Second Period:
>
> SCORING:
> 3.  NMU-Harding 8 (Hehr, MacGillvray) 15:50
> 4.  UND-Rappana 1 (Beswick, Wilson)  18:39
>
 
        I don't remeber LANDON getting his named announced was this decided later
he looked tired or something...The UNM guys tried to through him off his
game...
 
 
 
> PENALTIES:
>
> NMU-Sheptak, Interference  2:20
> NMU-Sheptak, Elbowing  11:32
> UND-Slukynsky, Tripping  18:53
>
>
> Third Period:
>
> SCORING:
>
> 5.  NMU-Hadden 14 (MacGillvray, Harding)  :26-PPG
> 6.  NMU-Karlander 7 (MacGillvray, George)  8:37
> 7.  NMU-Harding 9 (MacGillvray)  8:45
> 8.  UND-Pivetz 2 (Unassisted)  10:13-PPG
> 9.  UND-K. Murphy 5 (Sturrock, Slukynsky)  13:53
>
> PENALTIES:
>
> UND-Kirton, Highsticking  :52
> NMU-Welsing, Roughing  :52
> NMU-Riplinger, Hooking  9:13
> NMU-Cain, Tripping  11:24
> NMU-George, Highsticking  16:37
>
>
> Goalie Saves:
>
> UND-Kvalevog  3  9  3    15
> UND-Lembke    x  x  4     4
>
> NMU-Kochan    14  19  20    53
>
>
> Penalties:
> UND 5-10
> NMU 10-20
>
> Power Plays:
> UND 1-7
> NMU 1-2
>
> Referees:
> Mark Thomas
> Brendan Rutherford
>
> Linesman:
> Randy Schmidt
>
> Attendance:
> 5,204
>
>
>
> Summary:
>         Not much to say about this game.  You all have seen those kind of
> games where one team is in the opponent's zone for most of the game.
> They get a large amount of shots on goal, but due to exceptional play by the
> other goaltender, the other team is kept into the game and wins.  That is
> what happened last night with the Sioux going up against Northern Michigan.
>         Dieter Kochan, who was WCHA Defensive Player of the Week last
> week, did a phenominal job against the Sioux.  He stopped many
> breakaways and 2 on 1s.  He is the only reason why the Wildcats won the
> game.  Wait!!  Another reason is that Toby Kvalevog couldn't stop any
> coming his way.  I believe it wasn't his fault, though.  I mean the first
> goal was a breakaway shorthanded goal.  The next goal was a redirected
> shot.  The third goal was off the faceoff and was screened, I think, by
> the whole Wildcat team and 2 Sioux.  But after Kvalevog let in a soft
> goal,  Coach Blais brought in the back-up goalie, Lembke.  And eight
> seconds later, Lembke was welcomed into the game with a high, glovehand
> goal.  I guess one leg split does not constitute a good warmup!!
>         I believe the Sioux tonight should start Toby Kvalevog and do
> what they did last night, you can't go wrong with 57 shots on goal.  And
> as a Sioux fan, I hope Kochan ate some bad chicken after the game so we
> don't face him tonight or it will be another long night.
>
>
>                                                         Jeff
>