In a thrilling encounter at AZ Ice Arcadia, the Montana State University Bobcats emerged victorious against the Grand Canyon University Antelopes, wrapping up the game with a 3-2 scoreline. Despite being heavily outshot, the Bobcats showcased their resilience and capitalized on their opportunities.

The Bobcats managed to net three goals from their 23 shots, while the Antelopes could only convert two of their whopping 55 shots into goals. This disparity in conversion rate ultimately proved to be the difference between the two sides.

The Bobcats’ powerplay was efficient, with a success rate of 50%, scoring on 2 of their 4 opportunities. On the other hand, the Antelopes managed to convert only one of their three powerplays into a goal.

Bobcats’ goalie, Reese Mcconnell, put up an exceptional performance, saving 53 of the 55 shots he faced. His counterpart, Sydney Fornwald of the Antelopes, saved 20 of the 23 shots she faced.

The star of the game was undoubtedly Nicola Roberts of the Bobcats, who scored two crucial goals. For the Antelopes, Abigail Brigg managed to find the back of the net once.

The Bobcats will look to carry this momentum into their next game, when they face off against the University of Wyoming at their home ground, Haynes Pavilion, on Friday, February 6.