Women’s hockey: Tommies finish off weekend sweep of St. Cloud State
Maddie Brown, Rylee Bartz and Chloe Boreen all scored as the St. Thomas women’s hockey team finished off a weekend sweep of St. Cloud State with a 3-2 victory on Saturday in St. Paul.
The Tommies (12-16-0, 7-15-0 WCHA) won both games by matching 3-2 scores, while sweeping the Huskies (8-18-2, 4-16-2) for the first time in school history. Julia Minotti made 17 saves in goal for St. Thomas.
Brown started the scoring with the lone goal in the first period. Bartz scored her 15th goal of the season 5:40 into the second and Boreen added another tally before the end of the period.
Sofianna Sundelin scored twice in the third, the second coming on a power play, as the Tommies held on.
St. Thomas has a home-and-home series next weekend with the Gophers, opening the series at home on Friday at noon.
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