The Montana Tech Orediggers faced off against the California State University-Northridge Matadors in a thrilling game this past Sunday at Peaks Ice Arena. Despite a valiant effort, the Orediggers fell short with a final score of 2-4 in favor of the Matadors.

The game was a true test of skill and determination, with both teams showcasing their talent on the ice. The Orediggers put up a strong fight, managing to secure 26 shots on goal throughout the game. However, the Matadors dominated in shots with an impressive 67 attempts, putting pressure on the Orediggers’ defense and goalie, Brecken Kasse.

Special teams played a crucial role in the game, with the Orediggers having five powerplay opportunities but unfortunately going 0/5 on the man advantage. On the other hand, the Matadors capitalized on one of their ten powerplay chances, proving to be a deciding factor in the game.

Orediggers’ goalie, Brecken Kasse, faced a whopping 67 shots on goal and made an impressive 63 saves, showcasing his resilience and skill between the pipes. Despite the loss, Kasse’s performance was commendable and kept the Orediggers in the game.

On the offensive end, Orediggers’ #9 Colin McCarthy managed to find the back of the net, scoring a crucial goal for the team. However, Matadors’ #20 Luc Ghantous proved to be a force to be reckoned with, netting two goals and ultimately leading his team to victory.

Although the outcome was not in favor of the Orediggers, the team displayed determination and grit throughout the game. This match serves as a valuable learning experience and an opportunity for the team to regroup and come back stronger in their future games.

The Montana Tech Orediggers will continue to work hard and strive for success as they look ahead to their next challenge on the ice. Stay tuned for more updates and support your Orediggers as they aim to bounce back and secure victories in the upcoming games. Let’s go Orediggers! #MontanaTechHockey #OrediggerPride 🏒🔥