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Men’s college hockey: Tommies swept by Mavericks

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 2d ago ·Updated 1d ago

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The St. Thomas men’s hockey team was again stymied by Minnesota State goaltender Lassi Lehti in a 2-0 loss to the Mavericks on Saturday night in Mankato. One night after allowing the Tommies just one goal on 52 shots faced, the MSU netminder needed 30…

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