EAST LANSING, Mich. — A night after its roughest outing of the season, No. 3 Michigan State hockey turned the tables on No. 13 Boston University, winning 5-0 Saturday in East Lansing, Mich., to split the weekend series at Munn Ice Arena.
Freshman goalie Joshua Ravensbergen, pulled during Friday’s 6-2 loss, answered with 25 saves and the first shutout of his college career. The Spartans scored 32 seconds after the opening faceoff and outshot the Terriers 16-7 in the first period, then built a 3-0 lead in the second on goals by Ethan Belchetz at 4:02 and Eric Nilson at 8:32.
Shane Vansaghi, held without a point through the first seven games, stole the puck in neutral ice and scored 1:53 into the third. Cayden Lindstrom closed it out at 15:02, his goal in a third straight game. Boston University goalie Mikhail Yegorov made 32 saves.
The non-conference game drew 6,555 fans to Munn.
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