#2 North Dakota at Colorado College
Jan. 11, 2021 - 8:07 CT
Broadmoor World Arena
All-time Series: UND leads 163-84-11 (.651)

TV
Web: nchc.tv

RADIO
PxP: Tim Hennessy
Radio: 96.1 FM (Flagship) & Home of Economy Radio  Network
Web: FightingHawks.com  

ON TAP
North Dakota and Colorado College wrap their two-game series Monday night with an 8:05 p.m. Central puck drop from Broadmoor World Arena. It will mark the final scheduled time for UND to play in that building as the Tigers are set to move into their new rink on campus next fall. 

BROADCAST INFORMATION
All National Collegiate Hockey Conference games are available for purchase via streaming on NCHC.tv by buying a team-specific season pass or a full season pass which includes all NCHC games. See nchc.tv for pricing structures.

All UND men's hockey games, home and away, can be heard on stations across the UND Sports Home of Economy Radio Network, as well as through the iHeart Radio app. The flagship station for the network is 96.1 FM (The Fox). Longtime broadcaster Tim Hennessy, in his 42nd season as the voice of UND men's hockey, calls the action while Steve Olson will provide color analysis.

SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow the action live by following @UNDmhockey and @UNDInsider on Twitter. Fans can also read the action via live chat at GrandForksHerald.com with beat writer Brad Schlossman.

CBS SPORTS NETWORK GAMES ANNOUNCED
The first half of the NCHC schedule with CBS Sports Network offerings was release Dec. 29 and North Dakota will have one in the four announced games. UND's game at Denver on Jan. 15 will air on CBSSN with the final four weeks still yet to be determined. 

HOW WE GOT HERE....
The original start to the second half was to be a return trip to Omaha to face the Mavericks. Due to positive COVID-19 tests within the Omaha program, that series got moved to Jan. 29-30. The following week, Omaha was still saddled with COVID issues and forced the postponement of what would have been UND's home openers on Jan. 8-9. 

Colorado College's scheduled opponent for this week was rival Denver. The Pioneers were forced to sit with COVID issues, making CC and UND both with open dates. The teams decided to play Jan. 10-11 to replace their Feb. 12-13 series. 

THIS ONE GOES TO 11...
Jordan Kawaguchi had an assist on the second goal in the win over Colorado College Jan. 10 to give him a point in every game this season. His 11-game point streak is the longest in college hockey this season. 

COLLEGIATE DEBUT
Louis Jamernik made his NCAA debut in Sunday's win at Colorado College. He joined UND at the semester break and found himself in the lineup, centering the fourth line. 

WELCOME BACK
Without a game since Dec. 20, North Dakota was able to get some players on the mend and returned a pair of players from the IIHF World Junior Tournament. Harrison Blaisdell played in his first game since going down with an injury Dec. 6 while other players were able to use the time to get back to 100 percent. Tyler Kleven and Jake Sanderson returned from Edmonton, where they were helping Team USA to a World Junior gold medal. They had missed the final seven games of the NCHC pod. 

WELCOME BACK (BIRTHDAY) PARTY
Kleven made his return on his birthday, and delivered himself a gift with a game-winning goal. Midway through the first, he blasted a shot past Matt Vernon to put UND on the board first and it held up as Adam Scheel shut things down in net. It was Kleven's second collegiate goal (four games). 

COLLIN, COLLIN, COLLIN AND COLLIN
Senior Collin Adams has strung together four straight games with a goal after his tally in the second period in Sunday's win at Colorado College. Adams now has five goals and six assists on the year with seven of those points coming during his current five-game point streak. 

POLL POSITION
Five NCHC teams are nationally ranked in the newest USCHO.com poll release Monday with four of them in the top 10. North Dakota, after three weeks at No. 3, moved up a spot and tallied eight first-place votes with St. Cloud State garnering a first-place vote and a fourth-place ranking. Minnesota Duluth slipped to seventh and Omaha moved to 10th.  Denver is 18th in the USCHO.com poll. 

SCHEEL STANDARD
Scheel's career 2.04 goals against average currently ranks at the top of UND's record books for lowest GAA in a career. He sits well in front of leaders Cam Johnson and Zane McIntyre (2.10). His save percentage (.910) is just outside the top five in the UND record books.

Career GAA
1. Adam Scheel (2017-)    2.04
2. Cam Johnson (2014-18)    2.10
    Zane McIntyre (2012-15)    2.10
4. J.P. Lamoureux (2004-08)    2.14
    Jordan Parise (2003-06)    2.14

Career Save Percentage
1. Zane McIntyre (2012-15)    .926
2. Jordan Parise (2003-06)    .921 
3. J.P. Lamoureux (2004-08)    .920
4. Karl Goehring (1997-01)     .918
5. Cam Johnson (2014-18)    .914
-- Adam Scheel (2017-)    .910

SCHEEL SHUTOUTS
Adam Scheel picked up his second shutout of the season and his fifth of his career in the 3-0 win over CC Jan. 10. The junior netminder made 27 saves and is now 7-1-1 on the season with a sparkling 1.90 GAA. 

**For the complete game notes update, click here (PDF)**