Bowling Green Drops To Minnesota State Saturday Night

Saturday, January 20

Bowling Green, Ohio

7:07 p.m.

Bowling Green State University

8-17-0, 6-8-0

RV Minnesota State

12-9-3, 8-5-1

Minnesota St.

Bowling Green

January 21, 2024 | Ice Hockey

Box Score Box Score (PDF) Ty Eigner Press Conference Spencer Kersten Press Conference

By: by Kenna Hancock, BGSU Athletics

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - The Bowling Green Falcons (8-17-0, 6-8-0 CCHA) dropped game two of the series against the Minnesota State Mavericks (12-9-3, 8-5,1 CCHA) by a score of 1-4 Saturday night in Slater Family Ice Arena. The Falcons' lone goal was scored by Seth Fyten with assist from Dalton Norris and Josh Nodler.

Scoring Plays

Sam Morton found his own rebound on a power-play and pushed it past Stoever at 3:12 in the first period.
Kaden Bohisen scored at 1:50 remaining in the second period. Bohisen found the puck in front of the net and back-handed it into the Falcons net for a 2-0 lead.
Lucas Sowder responded quickly at 1:02 in the second period for the 3-0 lead. Sowder received a pass from behind the Falcons net and had one shot that found it into the back of the net.
Seth Fyten scored the lone Falcon goal at 4:59 in the third period. Dalton Norris had the initial shot to which Fyten redirected it into the Mavericks net to make the score 3-1.
Adam Eisele scored the final goal of the night at 4:10 in the third period. Eisele found a breakaway with his Carrabes. Carrabes with the initial shot, Eisele found the rebound and shot it past the goal line for a final score of 4-1.

Falcon Facts

Seth Fyten scored his fourth goal this season and 13th career goal. Fyten's goal being on a power-play, which tallied his second of the season and second career.
Assist on the Fyten goal came from Dalton Norris and Josh Nodler. Norris tallied his third assist of the season and 11th career, while Nodler recorded his ninth as a Falcon and 33rd career.

Ty's Take
"We felt like we had a really good opportunity to get six points tonight and I say really good opportunity meaning that if we played hard, it was something that could happen. Unfortunately, we did not play as hard as we did last night and Minnesota State did. We knew they would come back and play well and we know the kind of team they have and program they have, they were not going to just show up tonight and let us get three points easily."

Coach Eigner's full postgame press conference is available HERE. Spencer Kersten's postgame press conference is available HERE.

Up Next
Bowling Green Hockey will have a break this coming weekend (Jan. 26-27) and will be back in action Feb. 2 when they travel to Big Rapids, Michigan where they will face Ferris State for a weekend conference series.

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