Teydon Trembecky scored in regulation and again in the shootout, and No. 14 Michigan Tech earned a 2-2 tie and the extra CCHA point against No. 8 Augustana on Friday night before 2,942 fans at MacInnes Student Ice Arena in Houghton. The Huskies won the shootout 2-1. Michigan Tech is 6-2-1, and Augustana remains unbeaten at 7-0-2 (NCAA records count a shootout game as a tie).

How it happened

Augustana opened the scoring at 9:23 of the first period, when DelGreco scored his first goal of the season from Baumgartner and Meerman. Michigan Tech answered with no time left in the period. Trembecky scored his fourth goal of the season at the buzzer, with assists from Max Koskipirtti and Matthew Van Blaricom.

The second period was scoreless. Bulgakov put Augustana back in front on the power play 23 seconds into the third, but the Huskies tied it at 2:38. Luke Shipley scored his third goal of the season, assisted by Trembecky and Tyler Miller. Neither team scored the rest of regulation or in overtime.

Koskipirtti and Trembecky both scored in the shootout, and Conner Roulette was stopped. For Augustana, Meerman scored, while Bulgakov and Bohn were denied.

By the numbers

Shots were even at 26 apiece. Owen Bartoszkiewicz, a senior and alternate captain, made 24 saves for Michigan Tech, and Langevin also stopped 24 for Augustana. The Vikings went 1-for-4 on the power play and the Huskies 0-for-2. Augustana dominated the faceoff circle, winning 35 of 51 draws.

What’s next

The teams finish the series Saturday at 6:07 p.m. ET at the MacInnes on Kids Day. Michigan Tech then hosts Lake Superior State on Nov. 13 and 14.

Sources

Correction (November 9, 2026): This story originally said Augustana’s first goal was assisted by Baumgartner and Young and that Baumgartner scored Augustana’s third-period power-play goal. The first goal was assisted by Baumgartner and Meerman, and Bulgakov scored the power-play goal. It has been corrected.

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