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University of Minnesota
Bemidji St.
Warning Sign: Gophers Sweep Bemidji State
10/19/2013 12:00:00 AM | Men's Hockey
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Oct. 19, 2013
BEMIDJI, Minn. - Sam Warning tallied a pair of goals to move into a tie for the nation's scoring lead with nine points this season as the No. 3 University of Minnesota men's hockey team swept Bemidji State with a 5-1 win on Saturday.
Warning, who ended the weekend with five goals and four assists in four games this year, has now recorded three multi-point games and has tallied in every game this season.
For the third-straight game, Minnesota's opponent tallied the game's first goal with the Beavers' Jeff Jubinville scoring 2:37 into the game. However, the score sheet was all Minnesota after that.
Warning scored his first of the night at 17:05 of the first with assists from Travis Boyd and Ben Marshall while Taylor Cammarata tallied his first collegiate goal for the game winner at 11:40 of the second. A night after tallying two assists for his first points as a Gopher, Cammarata and former Waterloo Black Hawk linemate Justin Kloos hooked up for the deciding tally after finishing first and second, respectively, in USHL scoring last year.
Jake Bischoff added his first collegiate point less than two minutes later at 14:38 when he and Hudson Fasching assisted on Warning's second goal of the night.
Up 3-1 after two periods, the Gophers added a pair of insurance goals in the third when Mike Reilly scored at 4:57 with helpers from Kloos and Vinni Lettieri and Kloos ended his three-point night with his second goal of the year at 15:53 after being set up by Nate Condon and Cammarata.
Adam Wilcox moved to 4-0-0 in his sophomore campaign as the Gophers picked up their ninth-straight win over Bemidji State. The netminder made 24 saves in the win while Andrew Walsh made 26 saves to fall to 0-3-1 this season. All six goals on Saturday came at even strength as Minnesota went 0-for-5 on the power-play and Bemidji State went 0-for-4.
The Gophers return to Mariucci Arena next weekend for a nonconference showdown against Boston College.
-Pride on Ice-
