The University hockey team will play at home against the Alaska Nanooks on Friday and Saturday night, looking to build on their split series last weekend against Minnesota State.
“I’m looking for a very competitive weekend,” Falcons head coach Chris Bergeron said. “I think that our series up there was very competitive; they’re coming off a very strong weekend at Ferris [State]. Anybody that knows Ferris State and that building [knows] how difficult it is to play there; to walk away with the number of points they did means they’re playing good hockey.”
The team is also preparing for a close series between evenly matched teams, with the Falcons one spot ahead of Alaska in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association.