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Minnesota Sweeps No. 3 North Dakota

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Minnesota Sweeps No. 3 North Dakota

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Minnesota swept No. 3 North Dakota 5-3 in both games of its Oct. 22-23 home series, rebounding from an 0-3 start and improving to 2-3-1. Freshman Wyatt Cullen scored his first three collegiate goals, including a hat trick in Friday’s finale, and goalie Melvin Strahl stopped 42 of 45 shots. The series renewed a rivalry dating to 1948 that has included 252 meetings and five NCAA tournament matchups.

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No. 1 Michigan hockey stayed unbeaten by defeating No. 5 Western Michigan 3-2 on Will Horcoff’s goal with 0.1 seconds remaining, overcoming a late challenge and ending the Broncos’ perfect start. Separately, Western Michigan’s volleyball team swept Buffalo 3-0 for its fourth consecutive win.

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