Gophers 0 0 0 — 0
Wisconsin 1 1 0 — 2
First: 1. Wisconsin — Shaver 7 (Norby, LaMantia), 10:20. Penalties: None.
Second: 2. Wisconsin — Pankowski 28 (Roque), 9:15, sh. Penalties: Rolfes, UW (tripping), 2:54; Curl, UW (cross-checking), 7:23.
Third: No scoring. Penalties: Heise, Gophers (interference), 3:24.
Shots: Gophers 8-9-10 — 27; Wisconsin 9-13-10 — 32. Power plays: Gophers 0-for-2; Wisconsin 0-for-1. Goalies: Gophers, Gulstene 20-3-0 (32 shots-30 saves); Wisconsin, Campbell 35-4-2 (27-27). Referees: Katie Guay, Kelly Cooke. Linesmen: Amanda Tassoni, Delaney Harrop. A: 3,423. T: 2:12.
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