St. Thomas hockey: Men top Bemidji; women fall to Wisconsin
Nathan Pilling and Lucas Van Vliet tallied third-period goals Saturday night as the Tommies men’s team beat Bemidji State 3-2 for their eighth consecutive victory in St. Paul.
Lucas Wahlin had the other goal for St. Thomas (14-7-3 overall, 11-3-2 CCHA).
Max Namestnikov and Reillyn Funk each had a goal for the Beavers (9-12-3, 7-6-3)
Women: Wisconsin 5, St. Thomas 1
Casee Hall and Lacey Eden each had a pair of goals as the Badgers completed a weekend sweep of the Tommies in St. Paul.
Kelly Gorbatenko had the other goal for Wisconsin (21-1-2 overall, 15-1-2 WCHA), which won its third straight game.
Rylee Bartz had the lone goal for St. Thomas (10-14-0, 5-13-0).
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