Duluth would kill off the power play and go on the attack late in the first. Laderoute attempted to beat WMU goaltender Brandon Bussi blocker side but missed high and wide. Tanner Laderoute would strip a Bronco defenseman of the puck and move in on a shorthanded breakaway.

With just under six minutes remaining in the first frame, Louie Roehl was called for slashing, giving the Broncos their second opportunity on the power play. After moving the puck around the perimeter, a point shot from Michael Joyaux found the back of the net to give the Broncos a 1-0 advantage with 13:00 minutes left on the clock.īoth sides traded shots through the midway portion of the first period. Six minutes into the game, Carter Loney took a penalty deep in the Bronco zone, giving Western the first power play of the game. The Broncos stayed on the attack and outshot UMD 5-1 through the first five minutes of play. Western Michigan would get the first opportunity just ten seconds into the game, a shot from the left-wing circle that was turned away by Fanti. With the loss, the Bulldogs are now 1-5-1 in their last seven games at Lawson Ice Arena in Kalamazoo. Noah Cates, Laderoute, Loney, and Almquist all tallied assists, while goaltender Ryan Fanti made 20 saves on the night. For Kleven, his goal is the first of his collegiate career. Kyler Kleven, Casey Gilling, and Laderoute all notched goals for the Bulldogs. The loss comes for UMD despite outshooting the Broncos 30-24 on the night.

10 Western Michigan on Friday evening in Kalamazoo, MI. Multi-point games from Tanner Laderoute, Carter Loney, and Ben Almquist weren't enough as the No.

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