The Montana Tech Orediggers faced off against the Williston State College Tetons in a hard-fought battle at the Butte Community Ice Center. Despite their best efforts, the Orediggers fell short with a final score of 4-1 in favor of the Tetons.

The Tetons came out strong, dominating the shot count with 51 shots compared to the Orediggers’ 25 shots. Their powerplay was also effective, going 2 for 7, while the Orediggers struggled to capitalize on their powerplay opportunities, going 0 for 5.

The goaltenders were put to the test, with John Zeise of the Tetons making 24 saves on 25 shots, and Edward Kazmierczak of the Orediggers facing a barrage of 51 shots and making an impressive 47 saves.

Mason Kindopp of the Tetons was a standout player, scoring two goals to help secure the victory for his team. On the Orediggers’ side, Mike Mckay managed to find the back of the net, providing a glimmer of hope for his team.

While the outcome may not have been what the Orediggers had hoped for, they showed determination and resilience throughout the game. There are always lessons to be learned from every match, and this game will serve as valuable experience as they continue their season.

The Montana Tech Orediggers will regroup and look to bounce back stronger in their next game. With hard work and dedication, they have the potential to turn things around and make their mark in the ACHA. Stay tuned for more updates on their journey as they strive for success on the ice. Go Orediggers!