POST-GAME NOTES
Nov. 16, 2002
Bemidji State 2, Wayne State 1 (OT)
• With tonight’s victory, Bemidji State improved to 7-2-3 all-time against Wayne State; BSU’s seven regular-season CHA wins over Wayne State is tied for most against a single CHA foe (Findlay)

• BSU improved to 25-27-9 (.484) all-time in College Hockey America play.

• Bemidji State’s win was the team’s first overtime victory since March 12, 2000 against Air Force. Daryl Bat scored the OT game-winner in that contest.

• Bemidji State swept a CHA series at home for the first time since Feb. 1-2, 2002 against Niagara (W, 7-4; W, 3-2).

• Wayne State went 0-for-7 on the power-play tonight and falls to 3-for-66 all-time against Bemidji State with the man advantage. BSU has killed off 21 consecutive penalties in the series dating back to Dec. 1, 2001.

• Wing Marty Goulet’s power-play goal in the first period was his second power-play goal of the season (10/26 vs Union College) and the 14th of his career. It was also Goulet’s first career first goal.

• Forward Bill Methven’s scoring streak ended at four games.

• Forward Myles Kuharski ran his scoring streak to five games with an assist on BSU’s game-winning goal. The five-game scoring streak is a season high for a BSU player.

• Center Riley Riddell’s assist on BSU’s game-winning goal snapped his career-long five-game scoreless streak.

• Center Andrew Murray has scored in six of BSU’s 10 games this year (assist tonight) and has yet to go back-to-back games without a point this year.