Bryce Jacobsen
PNW Athletics

Men's Ice Hockey (ACHA D1)

#14 D1 Men's Hockey dominates Roosevelt in weekend sweep

The #14 Purdue Northwest ACHA D1 Hockey team delivered a dominant weekend performance against Roosevelt, earning a pair of shutout victories over the Lakers. The Lions opened the series with a 7-0 win on Thursday before carrying that momentum into Friday night with an impressive 9-0 victory, securing the weekend sweep behind a powerful offensive attack and stellar goaltending.

The Basics

  • Records: #14 Purdue Northwest (5-1), Roosevelt (0-6)
  • Location: The Kube – Hammond, Indiana and Chicago, Illinois

Game 1

Inside The Numbers

  • The Lions outshot the Lakers 59-20, controlling the offensive pace throughout the contest.
  • Purdue Northwest finished 1-for-1 on the power play, while Roosevelt did not have a power-play opportunity.
  • Freshman Sam Harper (Chicago, Ill.) led the Lions with two goals and an assist.
  • Freshman Danylo Tsybulskyi recorded two goals, while freshman Cameron Krause (Channahon, Ill.) dished out three assists.
  • Junior Carson Finney (Holt, Mich./), freshman Gavin Elkins (Fort Wayne, Ind.), and sophomore Brock Behrend (Luverne, Minn./) each added a goal.
  • Freshman Gustav Martinsson (Kungalv, Sweden) contributed two assists, while junior Kolin Leduc (Macomb, Mich./), freshman Dylan Toth (Torrance, Calif.), sophomore Francesco Denti, sophomore Sam Morganti (Rimersburg, Pa./) and junior Baden Powell (Calgary, Alberta, Canada/) each recorded an assist.
  • Sophomore Caleb Kril (Whitmore Lake, Mich./) stopped all 20 shots he faced to earn the shutout for Purdue Northwest.

The Breakdown

  • Purdue Northwest struck early, with Finney opening the scoring at 2:54 of the first period off assists from Krause and Denti.
  • Elkins doubled the advantage at 7:43, with Krause and Toth picking up assists, before Tsybulskyi made it 3-0 at 8:42 with help from Martinsson.
  • Harper extended the lead to 4-0 at 11:22 of the second period, finishing a play set up by Leduc and Finney.
  • Harper scored his second goal of the night at 3:14 in the third period, assisted by Martinsson and Powell.
  • Behrend pushed the lead to 6-0 at 10:24, with Krause and Kril earning assists.
  • Tsybulskyi capped the scoring with a power-play goal at 19:46, assisted by Morganti and Harper, completing the 7-0 shutout.

Game 2

Inside The Numbers

  • Purdue Northwest outshot Roosevelt 58-26, maintaining pressure across all three periods.
  • The Lions recorded three goals in each period to complete the 9-0 victory.
  • Martinsson led the way with a hat trick, scoring three times in the third period.
  • Behrend finished with one goal and two assists, while Toth recorded two assists.
  • Denti, Tsybulskyi, Krause, senior Bryce Jacobsen (DeForest, Wis./) and Leduc each scored a goal.
  • Leduc added an assist, while junior Easton Tok (Eau Claire, Wis./), sophomore Lucas Whitehead (Barrie, Ontario, Canada/) and Powell also recorded assists.
  • Freshman Keegan Waldo (Rochester, N.Y.) turned aside all 26 shots he faced to record the second consecutive shutout for the Lions.

The Breakdown

  • Denti opened the scoring at 4:01 of the first period before Tsybulskyi added another goal at 5:29. Krause capped the opening-period scoring at 18:23, assisted by Tok, giving Purdue Northwest a 3-0 lead.
  • Jacobsen scored just 2:03 into the second period, followed by Leduc at 3:57 to extend the advantage to 5-0.
  • Behrend made it 6-0 at 16:32, with assists from Leduc and Whitehead.
  • Martinsson took over in the third period, scoring three times at 5:50, 6:55 and 11:31 to complete his hat trick and seal the 9-0 victory.
  • Waldo completed the shutout with 26 saves, giving Purdue Northwest back-to-back games without allowing a goal.

Up Next

  • Purdue Northwest returns to actions with a home-and-home series against Saginaw Valley State starting with Lions hosting the Cardinals on Thursday, October 22. Puck-drop is slated for 7:30 PM CT at The Kube in Hammond, Indiana.

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Players Mentioned

Brock Behrend

#92 Brock Behrend

F
6' 2"
Sophomore
Pueblo Bulls (NCDC)
Carson Finney

#25 Carson Finney

C
6' 0"
Junior
Metro Jets (USPHL Premier)
Bryce Jacobsen

#28 Bryce Jacobsen

C
6' 4"
Senior
Minnesota Moose (USPHL)
Caleb Kril

#31 Caleb Kril

G
6' 2"
Sophomore
Toledo Cherokee (USPHL Premier)
Kolin Leduc

#23 Kolin Leduc

W
5' 6"
Junior
Providence (EHL)
Sam Morganti

#38 Sam Morganti

D
6' 4"
Sophomore
Hiram College (NCAA D3)
Baden Powell

#48 Baden Powell

D
5' 10"
Junior
Ontario Jr Reign (USPHL Premier)
Easton Tok

#4 Easton Tok

W
5' 8"
Junior
Mason City Toros (NA3HL)
Lucas Whitehead

#5 Lucas Whitehead

D
5' 9"
Sophomore
Wisconsin Rapid Riverkings (USPHL Premier)
Cameron Krause

#12 Cameron Krause

F
Freshman
Toledo Cherokee (USPHL)

Players Mentioned

Brock Behrend

#92 Brock Behrend

6' 2"
Sophomore
Pueblo Bulls (NCDC)
F
Carson Finney

#25 Carson Finney

6' 0"
Junior
Metro Jets (USPHL Premier)
C
Bryce Jacobsen

#28 Bryce Jacobsen

6' 4"
Senior
Minnesota Moose (USPHL)
C
Caleb Kril

#31 Caleb Kril

6' 2"
Sophomore
Toledo Cherokee (USPHL Premier)
G
Kolin Leduc

#23 Kolin Leduc

5' 6"
Junior
Providence (EHL)
W
Sam Morganti

#38 Sam Morganti

6' 4"
Sophomore
Hiram College (NCAA D3)
D
Baden Powell

#48 Baden Powell

5' 10"
Junior
Ontario Jr Reign (USPHL Premier)
D
Easton Tok

#4 Easton Tok

5' 8"
Junior
Mason City Toros (NA3HL)
W
Lucas Whitehead

#5 Lucas Whitehead

5' 9"
Sophomore
Wisconsin Rapid Riverkings (USPHL Premier)
D
Cameron Krause

#12 Cameron Krause

Freshman
Toledo Cherokee (USPHL)
F