Bryan Marshall and Jason Krischuk each had a goal and an assist Saturday night to lead UNO to a 4-2 victory and two-game sweep of Bowling Green in the opening round of the CCHA Playoffs in front of 6,016 fans at the Qwest Center. <\/p>\n
UNO (20-12-6) advances to the second round of the CCHA Playoffs next weekend. The Mavs will travel to Marquette, Mich., to face Northern Michigan in a best-of-three series starting Friday. Bowling Green ended its season at 13-23-2. <\/p>\n
After a scoreless first period, UNO got on the board with two goals in the second period by Marshall and Krischuk. Marshall buried a rebound while the Mavs were on the power play at the 8:50 mark. Krischuk then gave UNO a 2-0 lead four minutes later when he scored on a slap shot from the right point. <\/p>\n
Bowling Green cut the lead in half at 4:34 of the third period when John Mazzei scored on a back hand shot from the crease. UNO regained a two-goal advantage when Scott Parse took a nifty cross ice pass from Marshall and nailed a one-timer from the left circle for his 20th goal of the season with 11:26 remaining in the game. The goal was a milestone for Parse. It was his 145th career point, making him the all-time leading scorer in Nebraska-Omaha history, passing former Maverick David Brisson. <\/p>\n
The Falcons made it interesting in the closing minutes, getting an extra-attacker goal from Mike Falk with 10 seconds remaining, but Adam Bartholomay iced the game when he scored an empty netter with three ticks remaining on the clock. <\/p>\n
UNO outshot the Falcons, 46-31, in the contest. Maverick goaltender Jerad Kaufmann had 29 saves while BGSU netminder Jon Horrell had 42 stops. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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