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Two Huskies receive weekly NCHC honors

Veeti Miettinen named Forward of the Week, Dylan Anhorn named Defenseman of the Week

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St. Cloud State forward Veeti Miettinen (29) make as pass against North Dakota in the first period Friday, Dec. 3, 2021, at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St. Cloud.
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Two St. Cloud State players have received weekly NCHC honors.

Veeti Miettinen, a junior from Espoo, Finland, has been named NCHC Forward of the Week. Of the seven goals the Huskies scored in a sweep of St. Thomas, Miettinen had a hand in four of them with a goal and three assists. He had the game-winning goal in a 4-0 win Sunday and was a plus-3 in the two games.

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Dylan Anhorn
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Dylan Anhorn, a senior from Calgary, Alberta, has been named NCHC Defensenseman of the Week. Anhorn, a transfer from Union, had a goal and four assists and three of his points came on the power play. He also helped the Huskies kill all eight short-handed situations they had vs. St. Thomas.

Miami junior Ludvig Persson (Hindas Sweden) was named NCHC Goaltender of the Week. Persson had a .942 save percentage (49 of 52 shots) and had a 1.45 goals-against average in a series against Ferris State.

Minnesota Duluth forward Ben Steeves (Bedford, N.H.) was named NCHC Rookie of the Week. Steeves had two goals, including a game-winner, and seven shots in a series against Arizona State.

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Mick Hatten is a reporter and editor for Forum News Service and helps manage TheRinkLive.com, a website dedicated to hockey. He began working for Forum Communications in November 2018 and has covered St. Cloud State University hockey since 2010. A graduate of St. Cloud State, he has more than 30 years of experience as a journalist and has been a youth hockey coach since 2014. mhatten@forumcomm.com

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