Connecticut advances to Hockey East title game
Connecticut's difficulties appear to have come to an end. When the team played Northeastern on road on Friday, it secured yet another victory. The final result was 4-1, meaning that UConn now has three victories in a row, after having a tough time recently.
Connecticut's difficulties appear to have come to an end. When the team played Northeastern on road on Friday, it secured yet another victory. The final result was 4-1, meaning that UConn now has three victories in a row, after having a tough time recently.
The Huskies opened strong, taking the lead when Vladislav Firstov scored the first goal after 11:39, but the Huskies' Aidan McDonough tied it up just three minutes later.
There was a delay before the next goal came. Roman Kinal scored at 13:47 into the second, assisted by Chase Bradley and Harrison Rees, to give the Huskies the lead.
The Huskies scored in the third, receiving goals from Ryan Tverberg and Marc Gatcomb. The final goal came with 02.08 left to play.
The Huskies were called for eight penalty minutes, while the Huskies received 12 minutes.