KIRKLAND – Northwest takes on Bushnell on Friday and Corban on Saturday in the Eagles' final two home games, starting both days at 3 p.m.
Northwest is 4-5-2 on the season and 2-3-1 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference after falling 2-1 on Saturday at home to Carroll.
Tyler Hopp had a goal and
Elliot Misic an assist in that contest.
The Eagles will recognize
Kyler McIntosh,
Noah Prophet,
Tyler Siedenburg, and
Jackson Welch on Saturday–their last game at home in the Northwest uniform.
The Eagles have a 17-4-1 lead in the Bushnell series, including a 5-0 win on the road last season. Northwest has won the last four meetings and 11 of the last 12.
Bushnell is 3-7-1 overall and 1-5 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference after losing at Multnomah on Saturday, 4-1. The Beacons are 0-5 since a 2-1 win over Walla Walla. Caleb Burke leads BU with six goals and 13 points. Diego Montes Careera allows 2.49 goals per game for the Beacons.
Corban has won the last two meetings, has a 10-game unbeaten string in the series, and leads the rivalry, 17-9-2.
Corban is 10-1 overall and 5-1 in the Cascade Collegiate Conference after taking its first loss of the season at Warner Pacific on Saturday, 1-0. That was the first goal the Warriors have surrendered this season. The Warriors play Friday at Evergreen State. Andres Labate leads CU with six goals, six assists, and 18 points this season. Alexis Luna and Reggie Reyes also have six goals and multiple assists. Quinn McCallion has allowed one goal in 11 games for a league-high 10 shutouts. He allows 0.09 goals per game.
The Eagles have 16 goals by nine different players this season. Hopp leads the way with four goals and 10 points.
Max Herrig, Misic, Prophet, and
Jacen Stein have two each.
Brayden Corwin, Eberl,
Gian Herrera, and
Frederik Marten also have scored.
Eleven Eagles have accounted for 16 assists this season, led by Hopp, McIntosh, Misic, and
Jacen Stein with two each.
Northwest has allowed 15 goals in 11 games for a 1.36 goals allowed average. Northwest is 21st nationally with four shutouts.
Alexander Thiehofe has two solo shutouts and has shared another with
David Fulga.
Michael Kot also has a shutout.
