The Wisconsin Badgers held a pair of one-goal leads Saturday night, but a resilient North Dakota team fought back both times to force a 2-2 tie at the Kohl Center.
Wisconsin’s Sean Dhooghe opened the scoring in the first period, deking UND freshman goaltender Peter Thome out of his pads on a penalty shot for a 1-0 Badgers lead.
.@BadgerMHockey strikes first! Sean Dhooghe converts the penalty shot.
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— FOX Sports Wisconsin (@fswisconsin) November 5, 2017
His older brother Jason wasn’t about to be outdone.
After North Dakota knotted it at one apiece, the elder Dhooghe’s one-timer from his knees gave the Badgers a 2-1 advantage midway through the third period.
GOOOAL!!! @BadgerMHockey takes the lead!
Watch on #FOXSportsGO: https://t.co/4MWW4am02Jpic.twitter.com/GXm9RrXgm0
— FOX Sports Wisconsin (@fswisconsin) November 5, 2017
However, it was a lead the Badgers squandered less than three minutes later, which brought the game to overtime and an eventual 2-2 tie.
The Badgers won the unofficial shootout 2-0.
Senior goaltender Kyle Hayton made 30 saves for the Badgers in the tie. Thomes, making his second career start for UND, recorded 22.
The tie snapped a two-game losing streak for Wisconsin, but the Badgers haven’t won since a 4-2 victory over St. Lawrence on Oct. 28. They are 2-3-1 in their past six games.
Wisconsin goes on the road next week to face Michigan State, which is coming off two consecutive losses to the Minnesota Gophers.
The Wisconsin Badgers held a pair of one-goal leads Saturday night, but a resilient North Dakota team fought back both times to force a 2-2 tie at the Kohl Center.
Wisconsin’s Sean Dhooghe opened the scoring in the first period, deking UND freshman goaltender Peter Thome out of his pads on a penalty shot for a 1-0 Badgers lead.
.@BadgerMHockey strikes first! Sean Dhooghe converts the penalty shot.
Watch on #FOXSportsGO: https://t.co/4MWW4am02Jpic.twitter.com/a5WPWxjy0z
— FOX Sports Wisconsin (@fswisconsin) November 5, 2017
His older brother Jason wasn’t about to be outdone.
After North Dakota knotted it at one apiece, the elder Dhooghe’s one-timer from his knees gave the Badgers a 2-1 advantage midway through the third period.
GOOOAL!!! @BadgerMHockey takes the lead!
Watch on #FOXSportsGO: https://t.co/4MWW4am02Jpic.twitter.com/GXm9RrXgm0
— FOX Sports Wisconsin (@fswisconsin) November 5, 2017
However, it was a lead the Badgers squandered less than three minutes later, which brought the game to overtime and an eventual 2-2 tie.
The Badgers won the unofficial shootout 2-0.
Senior goaltender Kyle Hayton made 30 saves for the Badgers in the tie. Thomes, making his second career start for UND, recorded 22.
The tie snapped a two-game losing streak for Wisconsin, but the Badgers haven’t won since a 4-2 victory over St. Lawrence on Oct. 28. They are 2-3-1 in their past six games.
Wisconsin goes on the road next week to face Michigan State, which is coming off two consecutive losses to the Minnesota Gophers.
