A remarkable goal puts Wisconsin’s male hockey on a course of rivalry loss – WiscNews

Maybe Jimmy Snuggerud is the only one.

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All she could do was wondering the precision of the shot that Snuggerud unleashed to a hurry up on the right. It should not look so easy as someone can hit the upper left corner from there while on the move.

All the badgers could do, after a promising start, turning into a nightmare finale, was to shake his head and continue. They won by someone who will soon be in the NHL and will probably do well there.

The purpose of the second Snuggerud period was the first piece of five goals from the fourth ranking GoPhers, which gave way to 17 Wisconsin with two before going out with a 5-2 win at 3m Arena in Mariiucci.

There is a big game of what to play with Snuggerud’s remarkable blow. If the badgers prevent this game from happening, maybe they are held on the lead provided in a great first period of goals by Simon Tassi and Raland Mosley.

Maybe they do not allow GoPhers to settle down and may appear with a victory that would let them reach .500 marks and climb pairs.

But Snuggerud arrived with Thunderbolt to make 2-1. It seemed that the goalkeeper of Badgers Tommy Scarfone had the angle to play well; The shot was just too good.

“Snuggerud is making this game at the time, suddenly the momentum is shifting a little,” Badgers coach Mike Hastings said.

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Minessota Zimmer wandered 2-2 before the teams left the ice for the second interruption, and this inertia had passed on the Badgers side.

GoPhers coach Bob Motsko said that the quick thought of 40 years could not come up with a memory of a shot, as it was done as Snuggerud.

“That was sick,” Motsko said. “But he can do that.”

It was a shotgun shot.

“It was just an unhappy game,” Mosley said from Badgers. “He received an open shot and scored many goals. He has a wicked shot. Tomorrow night we can’t give him these glances.”

Minessota’s largest line from Snuggerud, Ziemer and Erik Pahlsson were responsible for all five goals scored after the first period. Wisconsin had no answer.

This was as if IRK Hastings, who mourned the lack of predicted badgers while the game continued. This was more than the first period and contributed to Wisconsin (11-13-3, 6-10-1 large ten, 24 points), which makes GoPhers (20-6-3, 11-4-2, 35 points) to look timid.

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“We have to continue to play insult,” Hastings said. “I think we were able to play for us during the first period because we defended and owned some washers. I thought they turned the script into the second and that would be a coin throw into the third. They found AA a way to get the third.”

This appeared elsewhere for inflammation of the badgers on Friday, hastily with an odd person. Palson led this one and finished it without a pass, although there were options. It was 3-2, and the badgers looked sunk.

“You don’t give a team like this coupled haste,” Hastings said. “They are good enough to create their own crime.”

Every team with Snuggerud will create an insult to him. The junior added another goal when a hurry in the third, his 20th of the season. It was a redirection while driving on the net.

He scored twice in two of the three games he played against Badgers in 2024-25 after holding it without a goal in four matches last season.

“He’s a good hockey player,” Hastings said, his voice lagging behind. “Good hockey player.”