BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – The Bowling Green Falcons (15-9-4, CCHA 11-6-4) defeated the St. Thomas (11-13-5) by a score of 4-1. In the win, 10 BGSU skaters recorded at least one point. 

Notables 

• The Falcons pick up their first regulation win against the Tommies in the 2024-25 season
• Two Falcons: Senior Ryan O'Hara and Graduate Tommy Pasanen recorded a goal and an assist
• Pasanen tallied his first multi-point game of the season and second as a Falcon
• Sophomore Cole Moore recorded 24 saves in the win 
• Junior Brett Pfoh recorded his fourth point in two games with a goal against the Tommies
• With tonight's win and Michigan Tech's loss the Orange and Brown move into third in the CCHA standings

By The Numbers

• Goals: Multiple Tied (1)
• Assists: Multiple Tied (1)
• Points: Two Tied (2)
• Blocks: Two Tied (1)
• Shots: Ryan O'Hara (6)
• +/-: Multiple Tied (+2)
• Saves: Cole Moore (24)
• Face-offs: Ethan Scardina (9)

 
How It Happened 

• The Falcons struck first on junior Quinn Emerson's fourth goal of the season at 12:56 in the first period. Graduate Ville Immonen won the offensive face-off to senior Ryan O'Hara. O'Hara took the puck to the net and the initial shot was saved before Emerson poked it in. 
• Seconds later in the first period, the Orange and Brown doubled the lead. Junior Jaden Grant took the puck into the zone and dropped it for graduate Tommy Pasanen. Pasanen took a shot from the blue line that rolled past the St. Thomas goaltender to make it 2-0. 
• The Falcons went into the first intermission with a 13-6 lead in shots. BGSU wasted no time scoring again 4:01 into the second period. Sophomore Ben Doran collected the puck from the right corner and and passed it to Pasanen at the point. Pasanen found junior Brett Pfoh at the top of the right circle and took a shot that beat the St. Thomas goaltender upstairs. 
• BGSU scored their fourth of the night off the stick of O'Hara on the powerplay. BGSU cycled the puck around the zone. Junior Dalton Norris passed it across to fellow defenseman sophomore Gustav Stjernberg. Stjernberg passed it to O'Hara at the top of the circle. O'Hara dragged the defender to the top of the slot before taking a shot that hit the back of the net. 
• The Tommies were able to sneak one past a dominant sophomore Cole Moore in the closing minutes of the game to make it 4-1.

 
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