Gophers Hockey Teams Achieve Dominant Victories

The Minnesota Golden Gophers men's and women's hockey teams achieved back-to-back shutouts over the weekend, marking a historic moment for the men's team, which last accomplished this feat against Michigan in 1943. The men's team triumphed 6-0, with Matthew Wood scoring two goals and Nathan Airey securing a 32-save shutout. Meanwhile, the women's team secured a 5-0 victory over St. Thomas, led by Abbey Murphy's standout performance of two goals and three assists. This victory extended the Gophers' impressive record to 17-0 against the Tommies since their entry into the WCHA. Both teams are showing strong performances as they prepare for upcoming matchups, with the women's team scheduled to face St. Thomas again soon. Overall, the Gophers continue to demonstrate dominance in collegiate hockey.