game recap STAR TRIBUNE'S THREE STARS
1. Shayne Gostisbehere, Union: The defenseman, a Flyers draft pick, was named Most Outstanding Player after recording a goal and two assists — and he was plus-7.
2. Daniel Ciampini, Union: One of five Dutchmen with a goal and an assist, he also had six shots on goal.
3. Colin Stevens, Union: The goalie got stronger as the game went on and finished with 36 saves.
BY THE NUMBERS
89 Combined shots on goal, second-most in NCAA championship game history and the most in a non-overtime game.
41 Saves for Adam Wilcox in the Gophers net, with six goals against.
17 Union's unbeaten streak (16-0-1) to end the season.
11 Goal-scorers. No player had more than one goal on either team.
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