The Montana State University Bobcats hit the ice in a thrilling matchup against the Weber State University Wildcats, ultimately coming out on top with a final score of 4-3 in overtime. The game, held at the Weber County Ice Sheet, was a true test of skill and determination for both teams.

The Bobcats came out strong, firing a total of 37 shots on goal throughout the game. Despite their efforts, they struggled to convert on the powerplay, going 0 for 3 in those situations. However, their resilience paid off as they managed to secure the win in overtime.

Goalie Jorgen Johnson stood tall between the pipes, facing 32 shots and making an impressive 29 saves to help lead the Bobcats to victory. On the offensive side, Hayden Klem was a standout player, netting two goals to contribute significantly to the team’s success.

The Wildcats put up a tough fight, with Cory Mater notching two assists to keep the game close until the very end. Their powerplay proved to be more effective, going 1 for 6 on the night, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the Bobcats’ determined effort.

In the end, it was a hard-fought battle that showcased the talent and tenacity of both teams. The Bobcats can be proud of their performance and their ability to come out on top in a challenging matchup. As they look ahead to future games, they can draw on this win as a source of confidence and motivation to continue pushing forward and striving for success on the ice. Go Bobcats!