CHS: November 1, 2024

It's the #CollegeHockey Scoreboard Show for November 1, 2024. It’s a full night of college puck with six head-to-head matchups between ranked teams, four on the men’s side and two on the women. As always, there’s no breakdowns, no analysis, it’s JUST. THE. SCORES.
 
We’ll start with the men tonight: In men’s non-conference play, No. 1 Denver remained unbeaten with a 6-0 shutout over Yale as Eric Pohlkamp scored twice and Matt Davis made 22 saves. No. 2 Boston College topped No. 10 St. Cloud State 4-1, led by Gabe Perrault’s two goals.
Fourth-ranked Minnesota rallied to a 3-1 win over No. 18 Penn State with Jimmy Snuggerud scoring twice. No. 11 Michigan surged in the third with five goals to overcome No. 5 Boston University 5-1, with Evan Werner scoring his first two goals of the season.
 
Ninth-ranked Cornell opened their season strong, defeating No. 6 North Dakota 4-1 with four different players scoring. In Hockey East, No. 7 Maine shut out Merrimack 5-0, as five Black Bears scored, while No. 12 Providence doubled up New Hampshire 6-3 with Ryan O’Reilly scoring twice and Logan Will contributing three assists.
 
No. 15 Ohio State routed Lake Superior State 9-3, scoring four goals in the first and five in the third.
In the CCHA, Bemidji State edged No. 16 Minnesota State 1-0 on Carter Randklev’s fourth goal of the season.
 
No. 19 Notre Dame topped Wisconsin 3-2 in overtime, with Cole Knuble scoring the game-winner on the power play. The Badgers dropped to 1-6. UMass Lowell completed a pair of comebacks to defeat Holy Cross 5-4 in overtime with Jak Vaarwerk netting the winner. During one second-period stretch, the River Hawks scored three goals in 58 seconds to go from down 3-0 to tied. They’d rally again to force OT before Vaarwerk won it in the extra frame.
 
Dartmouth outlasted Harvard 2-1, Canisius downed Army West Point 6-1, Niagara beat Mercyhurst 5-3, Bentley defeated Sacred Heart 4-2, St. Thomas shut out Augustana 4-0, Bowling Green blanked Ferris State 2-0, Michigan Tech topped Northern Michigan 3-0 up in the U.P., Alaska defeated Clarkson 3-1, Robert Morris beat Lindenwood 3-1, RPI slipped past Miami 3-2 in overtime, and Stonehill defeated St. Lawrence 4-0.
 
In women’s action: Top-ranked Wisconsin remained unbeaten with a 6-0 shutout over No. 8 St. Cloud State, as Laila Edwards and Cassie Hall each scored twice, helping the Badgers score on their first three shots within the game’s opening minutes.
 
No. 2 Ohio State earned a 5-1 victory over St. Thomas, with Joy Dunne netting two goals giving her 11 on the season. Jenna Buglioni and Jocelyn Amos also scored, giving them 11 on the year as well.
No. 3 Minnesota slipped past Bemidji State 2-1, thanks to Natalie Mlynkova’s two-goal performance. In Mankato, Caitlin Kraemer’s two goals led No. 4 Minnesota-Duluth to a 4-1 win over Minnesota State.
 
In ECAC play, Kaley Doyle’s 30 saves gave No. 11 Quinnipiac a 3-0 win over No. 5 Clarkson, marking her fourth shutout of the season. Emma Pais (PICE)’s two goals pushed No. 6 Colgate past RPI 4-1, while Taylor Lum’s scored twice to lead No. 7 St. Lawrence to a 6-2 win at Princeton.
Union surprised No. 9 Cornell 3-2, with Jill Willis’ third goal of the season as the game-winner. No. 10 UConn needed overtime to defeat Holy Cross 2-1 with Ashley Allard’s scoring the game-winner.
No. 12 Penn State completed a sweep of Syracuse, winning 5-2 behind Maddy Christian’s two-goal performance.
 
Harvard dealt No. 14 Yale its first loss, winning 5-1 with goals from five different players. No. 15 Brown stayed unbeaten with a 2-1 win over Dartmouth, Ella Muralt scoring the winner.
In other women’s action, Mercyhurst won 3-1 over Lindenwood, Robert Morris took a shootout win over RIT after a 2-2 tie, Northeastern beat New Hampshire 4-1, Boston University topped Providence 5-1, Maine defeated Vermont 5-1, Assumption edged Post 2-1, Franklin Pierce outlasted St. Anselm 4-3, LIU narrowly won over Sacred Heart 3-2, and Stonehill rolled past St. Michael’s 5-1.
 
I’m Jason Bryant and that’s your College Hockey Scoreboard for November 1, 2024.