The #13 Purdue Northwest ACHA DI Hockey dominated Western Michigan in a weekend home-and-home series shutting out the Broncos on Friday night, 8-0, and winning at home on Saturday night, 7-1.

The Basics

• Records: #18 Purdue Northwest (13-5,7-4), Western Michigan (6-9-1)
• Location: Hammond, Ind. - The Kube and Kalamazoo, Mich.
• Attendance: 500

Game 1 
Inside The Numbers

• Sophomore Michael Clough (Andover, Minn./) led the Pride with two goals and three assists.
• Junior Sam Bourdages (Hearst, Ontario/) added two goals and one assist.
• Senior Craig Herman (Bloomington, Minn./Bloomington Kennedy HS) notched two goals during the game.
• Freshman Bryce Jacobsen (DeForest, Wis.) chipped in three assists.
• Sophomore Cooper Olson (Maple Grove, Minn./) played all 60 minutes in frame for the Pride and racked up 33 saves to earn the shutout.
• John Moriarty played all 60 minutes between the pipes for the Broncos making 67 total saves.

The Breakdown

• The Pride scored two goals in the first period to a 2-0 lead heading into the second.
• Purdue Northwest went on to score three goals in the second period and three in the third to seal the win, 8-0.
• The Pride out shot Western Michigan during the game, 75-33.

Game 2
Inside The Numbers

• Jacobsen led the Pride with a goal and two assists.
• Herman and sophomore Carter Hobbs (Des Moines, Iowa/) each added one goal and one assist.
• Clough, freshman Nick Lafornara, freshman Jared Topil (Lincoln, Neb.), and sophomore Andrew Remer (Lake Orion, Mich./) each chipped in one goal apiece.
• Freshman Elias Johansson (Gothenburg, Sweden) played all 60 minutes in goal for the Pride and he recorded 37 saves.
• Charlie Tess led the Broncos with one goal.
• Moriarty and Brendan Pellerito each shared time in net for Western Michigan and made a combined 55 saves.

The Breakdown

• The Pride scored a quick two goals to start the game and added another near the end to take a 3-0 lead after one period.
• Purdue Northwest added two goals while Western Michigan notched their lone goal in the second period with the Pride leading 5-1 heading into the third period.
• The Pride netted two more goals in the third to earn the 7-1 victory in the end.

Up Next

• The Pride next hit the road to take on #12 Indiana Tech on Tuesday, November 17. The puck drop is scheduled for 2:30 PM CT in Fort Wayne, Ind.