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MINNEAPOLIS — Eric Schierhorn made 23 saves for his first collegiate shutout as No. 19 Minnesota beat Northeastern 4-0 on Friday.
The Gophers won their first game of the season after opening with three losses.
Tommy Novak, Jack Glover and Tyler Sheehy scored first-period goals for Minnesota. Hudson Fasching made it 4-0 late in the third period.
Derick Roy stopped only one of four shots for Northeastern before being replaced by Ryan Ruck, who made 21 saves.
