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Moorhead, Minn. – A day after falling to Concordia, the Saint Benedict hockey team met a similar fate again today (Jan. 18), as they fell 3-0 again, on the road to the Cobbers.
 
The difference this time was that the Blazer offense came alive, racking up 33 shots on the day, outshooting the Cobbers (4-8-3, 3-4-1 MIAC) on the game.
 
The Blazers (4-11-0, 1-7-0 MIAC) held a 17-to-14 edge in shots after the first, but it was the Cobbers who came out on top in the scoring column.
 
After connecting for two power play goals on Friday, Concordia did it again, opening the game with a first period goal after the Blazers were a player down. At the 8:20 minute mark of the first period, the Cobbers were on the board, with what would eventually be the game winner.
 
The only period where the Blazers were outshot was the second, as the Cobbers took a 13-to-5 advantage, while scoring their second of the game at the 19:21 mark.
 
In the third and trailing 2-0, the Blazers really turned up the heat, outshooting the Cobbers 11-to-5 in the session as they looked to get back in the game.
 
In a Blazer power play early in the third, the Blazers rifled off three quick shots, and had six in the period before the Cobbers took their first.
 
Unfortunately, though, the Cobbers got their third goal on just their second shot of the period, and were on their way to the 3-0 win for the second straight night.
 
The Blazers will now return home as they look to break out of their four-game losing streak. They host St. Catherine at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 24, before heading to St. Paul to take on the Wildcats at 3 p.m., Jan. 25.