No. 11 MHKY Shutout by Michigan, 4-0No. 11 MHKY Shutout by Michigan, 4-0

No. 11 MHKY Shutout by Michigan, 4-0

March 11, 2017

Box Score

21-11-2 (10-9-1 B1G)
13-18-3 (6-12-2 B1G)

1st2nd3rd
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#11 Penn State000

0

Michigan 103

4

March 11, 2017 | Yost Ice Arena | 5,800

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SHOTS 1st2nd3rd
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#11 Penn State 142210

46

Michigan
7610

23

POWER PLAY1st2nd3rd
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#11 Penn State
0-10-30-1

0-5

Michigan 0-20-01-31-5
GOAL SUMMARY
TeamScoringPd.Time
MICH
Adam Winborg (7)
Lockwood (10), Cecconi (6)
112:06
MICHTony Calderone (15)
 Winborg (6), Cecconi (7)
31:37
MICH
Adam Winborg (8)
Cecconi (8), Lockwood (11)
316:43
MICH
Nicholas Boka (2)
Unassisted(9)
318:27
GOALTENDERSMinGASV
PSU

Peyton Jones (L, 19-9-2)

Empty Net

59:00

1:00

3

1

20

0

MICH

Zach Nagelvoort (W, 6-5-1)

60:00


0


46


ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The eleventh-ranked Penn State Nittany Lions were shutout for just the second time all season as they fell to Michigan, 4-0, this evening in Big Ten Conference action from Yost Ice Arena.

PSU falls to 21-11-2 on the year and 10-9-1 in conference play while the Wolverines improve to 13-18-3 overall and 6-12-2-2 in the Big Ten.

HOW IT HAPPENED

  • Michigan opened the scoring as Adam Winborg banged in a rebound out front off of Will Lockwood's initial shot at 12:06 of the first period for the 1-0 lead.
  • Tony Calderone extended the lead at 1:37 of the third period as he jammed home a loose puck on the left of the crease with the man-advantage for the 2-0 lead.
  • Sophomore Andrew Sturtz (Buffalo, N.Y.) had an amazing shorthanded bid with about five minutes remaining in the third period as he dangled through defenders and cut to the net, but Wolverine goaltender Zach Nagelvoort somehow got the left pad down to prevent the goal.
  • Michigan added insurance as Winborg potted his second goal of the contest right on the doorstep at 16:43 and Nicholas Boka found the empty net at 18:27 for the 4-0 final.

GOALTENDING

Freshman Peyton Jones (Langhorne, Pa.) collected 20 saves and falls to 19-9-2 on the year while Nagelvoort stopped 46 pucks and improves to 6-5-1 with the victory.

NEXT UP

Penn State closes out the regular season as the number four seed in the upcoming Big Ten Tournament and will face Michigan once again on Thursday evening at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit.