Despite outshooting the Bluejackets 52-21, the Duluth East Greyhounds barely squeezed by Cambridge-Isanti in a game that went into overtime.

The Bluejackets scored twice before Brian Bunten, a 5-10 junior, could help the Greyhounds rally back in the third period.  Senior Philip Beaulieu scored under two minutes later to tie the game, sending it into overtime.

Bunten ended the game as the hero, scoring the OT goal 5:26 into the extra period, giving Duluth East their first victory of the year.

Bunten and Beaulieu finished the game with 3 points each, while Nick Altmann's 2 assists allowed him to record multiple points as well.

Both Gunnar Howg and Lucas Hedin split time between the pipes for the Greyhounds, each giving up a goal, but Howg was the decided winner as he saw one more shot than Hedin.

For the complete scoring summary, click here.

The Greyhounds host Wayzata on Saturday, November 30th at 3pm next.

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After losing 6-1 on Friday night, the Bulldogs rebounded on Sunday, routing the #1 ranked Gophers 6-2.

Friday's Story -> Gophers rout Bulldogs

Saturday's Story -> Bulldogs return rout favor to Gophers

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Essentia Health and UMD Men's Hockey have teamed up to fight Breast Cancer in the Northland. You can bid on specially designed jerseys that each of the UMD players will wear during the Saturday, December 14 game against Western Michigan. Bid online until the day before the game and then come to the game where the bidding will continue until the end of the second period. The winners of the jersey auction will have a special chance to meet the player after the game, have their jersey personally autographed and have a photo opportunity with the player. All proceeds from the auction benefit the Essentia Health Breast Program Fund.

If you'd like to bid on a jersey, check the website out:

UMD Men's Hockey Jersey Auction 2013-2014 Season

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Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs

Changes: Derik Johnson and Luke McManus are replaced with Carson Soucy and Dan Molenaar.  McNeely will also start between the pipes after Crandall's fluky game last night.

Farley - Cameranesi - Krause
Iafallo - Toninato - Basaraba
Osterberg - Herbert - J. Crandall
Sampair - Decowski - Spurrell

Soucy - Welinski
Smith - Raskob
Corrin - Molenaar

McNeely - A. Crandall

Minnesota Golden Gophers

After Wilcox's career high 36-save performance, Stalock's cousin will earn the start again for round 2.

Warning - Rau - Fasching
Condon - Kloos - Cammarata
Serratore - Boyd - Ambroz
Reilly - Isackson - Lettieri

Skjei - Bischoff
M. Reilly - Parenteau
Marshall - Brodzinski

Wilcox - Shibrowski

For more information about the series, follow SBN College Hockey's stream -> GOPHERS Host BULLDOGS

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UMD Football will host Emporia State University on Saturday at 1pm for the first round of the NCAA D2 Playoffs! 

The First 500 Students will get in free of charge! Don't miss out on a chance to watch some great playoff football

View the banner bellow for more information regarding Bulldog Sports or visit http://umdbulldogs.com/

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The University of Minnesota Duluth received signed NLI's from four recruits.  All of whom will most likely lace up next season.

OFFICIAL RELEASE FROM UMD ATHLETICS:

BULLDOGS ADD FOUR RECRUITS DURING EARLY-SIGNING PERIOD

A pair of talents from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League -- Brett Boehm (Flin Flon Bombers) and Blake Young (Battlefords North Stars) -- along with Sioux City Musketeer standouts Blake Heinrich and Jared Thomas have all signed a National Letter of Intent to attend and play hockey for the University of Minnesota Duluth.

The quartet of signees includes three forwards and one defenseman.

Brett Boehm • F • 6-3 • 170 • 9/19/94 • Martensville, Saskatchewan (Flin Flon/SJHL)
Currently holds a share of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League scoring lead with 20 points on nine goals and 11 assists in 16 outings ... took part in the Canadian Junior Hockey League's Prospect Games last month in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia ... is in his second full season of duty with the Flin Flon Bombers ... was chosen the SJHL Rookie of the Year in 2012-13 after racking up 25 goals and 29 assists during the regular season (49 games) ... paced all SJHL first-year skaters in goals, assist and total points .. added six more points during the Bombers' 10-game playoff run last winter ... enjoyed a rewarding two-year career with the Beardy's Blackhawks of the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League prior to his arrival in Flin Flon ... ranked first in the SMHL in goals, (40) assists (46) and points (86) en route to being named that circuit's Top Forward and a first team All-Star for 2011-12.

Blake Heinrich • D • 5-11 • 200 • 2/17/95 • Cambridge, Minn. (Sioux City/USHL)
Has been stationed in Sioux City, Iowa, the past two seasons, skillfully manning the point for the United States Hockey League's Musketeers ... his stat line thus far in 2013-14 includes three goals and two assists in 14 games ... closed out the 2012-13 season with the third highest scoring total of any Sioux City blueliner (20 points on three goals and 17 assists) and was a +12 on the year ... skated for the gold medal-winning U.S.entry at the 2012 World Junior A Challenge .... is a teammate of fellow 2014-15 UMD recruit Jared Thomas ... was coached in 2013-14 by former UMD assistant coach and hockey alumnus Brett Larson ... was part of a defenseman crew one year ago that included current UMD rookie Dan Molenaar ... passed up his final year of eligibility at St. Paul's Hill-Murray High School to join the USHL ranks in 2012-13 ... was taken in the fifth round (144th selection overall) by the Washington Capitals in the 2013 National Hockey League Draft.


Jared Thomas • F • 6-1 • 190 • 2/21/94 • Hermantown, Minn. (Sioux City/USHL)
Enlisted his services with the Sioux City Musketeers in 2012-13 ... has four goals and assists to his credit through 16 games this season while sharing the locker room with fellow UMD recruit Blake Heinrich ... those 20 points are bettered by only three other USHL combatants at the moment ... made quite a splash as a USHL rookie, producing 18 goals and 23 assists for 41 points (second among all full-time Musketeers) ... a team-high 11 of his 18 goals came on the power play ... starred at nearby Hermantown High School for three seasons before moving on to the USHL ... his UMD athletic bloodlines run deep -- his father, Mike, was an All-American offensive lineman for the Bulldogs while his mother Kelli (Ritzer), received All-Northern Sun Conference recognition in both basketball (four times) and softball (three) and is a member of the UMD Athletic Hall of Fame ... his uncle, Corey Thomas, also lettered in both baseball and football for the Bulldogs.

Blake Young • F • 6-3 • 185 • 11/21/94 • Battleford, Saskatchewan (Battlefords/SJHL)
Will come to UMD with at least two years of Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League seasoning tucked under his belt ... ranks fifth on the 2013-14 Battlefords North Star scoring charts with with 10 points (six goals and four assists) ... took part in the SJHL Showcase event earlier this fall ... put up eight goals and 12 assists in 52 games during his first SJHL go-around in 2012-13 ... was the recipient of the North Stars Fan Favorite Award that year ... captained the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League's Battlefords Stars in 2011-12 and topped the team in scoring.

VIEW THE RECRUITING PAGE -> BULLDOGS COUNTRY RECRUITING

The University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs were beat by North Dakota by a score of 4-2 on Friday night at the Ralph Engelstad Arena in Grand Forks, ND.

First off, if you'd like to read the less-biased/colorful recap, I'd recomend clicking on my SB Nation College Hockey article.  If not, keep reading.

The Ralph has got to be one of the most amazing places on earth for people who love hockey.  I've been to my fair share of rinks across the midwest, but nothing touches the atmosphere and history this place has.  I don't care how much you may dislike the North Dakota hockey team, the rink in itself is worth the drive.

Overall, the game was pretty much how I imagined it would be.  Very chippy, gritty, and dirty, lots of penalties, and the occasional punches thrown.  I mean it's North Dakota, the Bulldogs have played that way against this team since before I was born.

There were a few things that I liked about the Bulldogs on Friday night.  First off, they played a decent game of hockey.  If you take back the dumb penalties this team decided to take, we probably would have won that game.

Aaron Crandall played absolutely excellent.  Giving up three goals on 22 shots may not sound like the most impressive night out, but keep in mind only one of those goals was an even strength goal, in which he thought he was laying on the puck, but it was laying to the right of his head.

I liked how Andy Welinski played on Friday night as well.  There was a stretch of 8 minutes where he alone saved roughly five solid breakaway attempts, some of which he was cleaning up someone else's mess.

Kyle Osterberg is an igniter.  I think most anyone else would agree with me.  Heck, put him on a line with Charlie Conway and Fulton Reed and they'll score 9 times out of 8.  I would also argue that most of the other team sparks off of it as well, which is awesome to see.

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For a complete summary, view my post on SB Nation -> North Dakota 4 Minnesota Duluth 2 (which also shows pictures from last night's action)

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UMD LINES

Farley - Cameranesi - Krause
Osterberg - Herbert - Crandall
Iafallo - Toninato - Basaraba
Sampair - Decowski - Spurrell

Corrin - Welinski
Smith - Raskob
Johnson - McManus

Changes:
The second and third lines switched spots, but positions remain the same on each line.

Sammy Spurrell replaces Max Tardy.

Luke McManus is in for Carson Soucy, but Corrin is paired with Welinski.

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Pictures from Miami's victory over St. Cloud State on Friday November 8th.  The Redhawks won 2-0, but split the series with St. Cloud State who won on Saturday, 2-1.

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Miami at St. Cloud State - Images by Matt Christians

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