Minnesota-Duluth (8-2-2)

The Bulldogs fell from their perch over the weekend in the United States College Hockey Online poll, slipping to No. 2 behind Denver University.

A weekend split with Western Michigan included a 4-3 loss in game one and a 2-0 win in the finale. The Bulldogs will travel to Nebraska-Omaha for a series on Nov. 18-19.

Minnesota (4-2-2)

A weekend off has the Gophers sitting at No. 7 in the USCHO poll. The Gophers are back in action on Nov. 18 to start a series with Minnesota State.

St. Cloud State (6-4-0)

The No. 12 Huskies rebounded after being swept by Minnesota-Duluth with a sweep of their own, cruising past Colorado College 7-3 and 4-1. In a nod to St. Cloud State’s depth, seven players scored goals in the first win of the weekend.

Bemidji State (9-2-1)

It’s been six games since the No. 13 Beavers lost, tying Minnesota State and then winning 2-1 in overtime over the weekend. Nate Arentz scored the game-winner for the Beavers in game two.

Minnesota State (7-4-1)

A tie and a loss over the weekend to Bemidji State gives the No. 15 Mavericks just one win in their last five games. The Mavericks will look to rebound with next weekend’s series against Minnesota. 

Minnesota (11-1-0)

Still ranked No. 2 in the USCHO poll, the Gophers have rolled to seven consecutive wins since a loss in early October to Bemidji State.

Minnesota State was the latest victim of the Golden Gophers, as Minnesota thumped the Mavericks at home, 5-0 and 8-1.

Minnesota-Duluth (7-2-3)

The Bulldogs’ winning streak ended at three games, but the unbeaten streak is alive at six after a win and a tie with North Dakota over the weekend. The No. 3 Bulldogs will host top-ranked Wisconsin next week at Amsoil Arena.

Bemidji State (4-7-1)

The Beavers dropped a pair of exhibition games to the Minnesota Whitecaps over the weekend. The team will host St. Cloud State next weekend in regular-season action.

St. Cloud State (4-7-1)

The Huskies snapped a three-game losing streak with a 4-1 win over Ohio State this weekend, a significant achievement for the Huskies. The Huskies had not scored in the previous two games before the victory.

Minnesota State (2-9-1)

Losses to No. 2 Minnesota by scores of 5-0 and 8-1 stretched the Mavericks’ losing streak to five games. Amanda Conway scored the lone goal of the weekend for the Mavericks.  

Augsburg (5-0-1)

The Auggies have climbed to No. 10 in the latest United States College Hockey Online poll, thanks in large part to a weekend sweep of Wisconsin-Stout by scores of 4-1 and 1-0.

Trevor Stewart scored twice for the Auggies in game one, and netted the game-winning goal in game two. The Auggies are the top team in the Minnesota Interscholastic Athletic Conference standings. 

St. Scholastica (3-2-0)

The Saints handed Lake Forest a pair of losses over the weekend by identical 5-3 scores. The Saints had five players score in each game.

Hamline (4-0-2)

Hamline’s unbeaten streak is now at five games after tying Wisconsin-River Falls 2-2 and beating Wisconsin-Superior 5-1 over the weekend. Goaltender Justin Quale made a combined 61 saves in the two games for the Pipers.

Saint Mary’s (3-1-2)

The Cardinals have won three straight games, including a weekend sweep of Bethel by scores of 2-1 and 4-2. The Cardinals will face St. Olaf next weekend in more MIAC action.

St. Thomas (3-2-1)

The Tommies climbed above .500 with a sweep of Gustavus over the weekend, giving the Tommies three wins in their last four games. Johnny Roisum scored twice for the Tommies in the 5-2 series finale win over the Gusties. 

Augsburg (5-1-0)

The top team in the MIAC has won five straight games, including a pair of 2-1 wins over St. Catherine’s over the weekend. Danielle Heitkamp scored the game-winner in overtime of game two for the Auggies, who will take on Gustavus next weekend.

Hamline (4-1-0)

Since a 4-3 loss to Concordia (WI) on Oct. 29, the Pipers have rattled off three straight wins. Wins of 3-2 and 2-0 over St. Olaf this weekend were highlighted by goaltender Anne Jurgens, who made 31 saves in game one and 34 in game two’s shutout.

Concordia (3-0-1)

The Cobbers exploded for 13 goals in the weekend sweep over Saint Benedict’s, winning 6-2 in the first game and 7-6 in game two. Ellen Rethwisch scored the game-winning goal for the Cobbers in overtime in the series finale.

Bethel (2-2-1)

The Royals toppled Saint Mary’s 6-2 and then tied the Cardinals 2-2 to emerge from the weekend without a loss. Wendy Roberts led the Royals in scoring with three goals over the two games.

St. Thomas (1-3-1)

After suffering three straight losses, the Tommies began to right the ship with a tie and win over Gustavus. Leah Schwartzman leads the Tommies in scoring with two goals and four points.