Miami struck first — at 1:23 in the first period — and went on to post a 6-1 victory Saturday over visiting Bowling Green at Goggin Ice Arena.<\/p>\n
The RedHawks took advantage of several of Bowling Green’s 13 penalties, scoring on 4-of-7 power plays in the game, to finish with a series sweep of the Falcons.<\/p>\n
“Their power play was the difference,” said BGSU coach Scott Paluch. “Us taking some unnecessary penalties put us in the hole.”<\/p>\n
Miami’s first goal was one of its two even-strength goals on the night and came off of the stick of Mike Kompon at 1:23.<\/p>\n
Several minutes later, Bowling Green freshman Brett Pilkington went flying into the boards and had to be helped off the ice; he would return later in the period. Soon afterwards, sophomore Alex Rogosheske took a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct (5:44) that put the dangerous RedHawks on the power play for five minutes.<\/p>\n
It took Miami over two minutes, but it capitalized with a power-play goal from Nick Jardine at 7:58. The scored stayed that way at the end of the first period. Miami held a 13-5 shot advantage in the opening period.<\/p>\n
Miami then scored four second-period goals, including three power-play tallies, to extend its lead to 6-0.<\/p>\n
Senior Tyler Masters was in net for BGSU, registering 43 saves on the 49 shots he faced. Miami’s David Burleigh had 24 saves on 25 Falcon shots.<\/p>\n
“They have some guys that can finish and they took advantage of it,” Paluch said of Miami.<\/p>\n
BGSU drops to 2-7-0 overall, 0-6-0 in the CCHA. Miami improves to 8-2-0 overall and 5-1-0 in the CCHA.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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