Bowling Green hockey is still learning how to close out their weekend series, after falling to Lake Superior State 3-1 on Saturday and splitting for a third time this year.
Much like the start of the previous game, the Falcons failed to execute and had plenty of trouble connecting on plays through the neutral zone. The Lakers controlled the pace of play throughout the first period thanks to three power play chances, but were unable to connect despite some stellar puck movement.
“They made it a game where some of our players that we need to play well didn’t want to play in,” head coach Ty Eigner said following the loss.