Michigan, Minnesota and Penn State Collect Three Stars Accolades
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ROSEMONT, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference has announced its Three Stars of the Week for hockey games played Nov. 24-26.
First Star
Bryce Brodzinski, Minnesota
Gr. – F – Blaine, Minn. — Blaine HS
Amassed five points on three goals and two assists as No. 8/8 Minnesota earned three points in its series against No. 7/7 Michigan State in Minneapolis
Compiled a career-high four points on Sunday, scoring twice on the power play and assisting on the overtime game-winner
Fifth-year player leads the Gophers in points (16) and shares the lead in goals (8)
Received first award of the season and the third of his career (1-first, 1-second, 1- third)
Last Minnesota Star honoree: Brody Lamb (Second Star, Nov. 14, 2023)
Second Star
Jake Barczewski, Michigan
Gr. – G – O’Fallon, Mo. — Canisius (Atlantic Hockey)
Stopped 66 of 69 shots for a .957 save percentage and 1.44 goals-against average to lead No. 14/14 Michigan to a series win over No. 17/16 St. Cloud State
Earned 50th career win and seventh career shutout (first at Michigan) with a 30-save effort Friday at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center
Made 36 saves in a 3-3 overtime tie against the Huskies on Saturday
Canisius transfer earns his second Big Ten weekly award of the season after being named Second Star on Oct. 24, 2023
Last Michigan winner: T.J. Hughes (Second Star, Oct. 31, 2023)
Third Star
Aiden Fink, Penn State
Fr. – F – Calgary, Alberta — Brooks Bandits (AJHL)
Recorded back-to-back three-point performances in helping No. 19/19 Penn State to a home sweep of Lindenwood at Pegula Ice Arena
Finished the weekend with two goals, four assists and three blocked shots
Leads Big Ten freshmen in overall scoring with 21 points in 15 games
Captures second-straight award, was chosen Second Star last week
Last Penn State award recipients: Aiden Fink (Second Star, Nov. 21, 2023) and Matt DiMarsico (Third Star, Nov. 21, 2023)
2023-24 Big Ten Hockey Three Stars
Oct. 10
First Star: Rutger McGroarty, So., F, MICH
Second Star: Nicolas Müller, 5th, F, MSU
Third Star: Kyle McClellan, Sr., G, WIS
Oct. 17
First Star: Jimmy Snuggerud, So., F, MINN
Second Star: Joey Larson, So., F, MSU
Third Star: Ryan Kirwan, Jr., F, PSU
Oct. 24
First Star: Justen Close, Gr., G, MINN
Second Star: Jake Barczewski, Gr., G, MICH
Third Star: Mathieu De St. Phalle, Sr., F, WIS
Oct. 31
First Star: Logan Terness, Jr., G, OSU
Second Star: T.J. Hughes, So., F, MICH
Third Star: Landon Slaggert, Sr., F, ND
Nov. 7
First Star: Gavin O’Connell, Fr. F, MSU
Second Star: Rhett Pitlick, Jr., F, MINN
Third Star: Owen Lindmark, Gr., F, WIS
Nov. 14
First Star: Ryan Bischel, Gr., G, ND
Second Star: Brody Lamb, So., F, MINN
Third Star: Landon Slaggert, Sr., F, ND
Nov. 21
First Star: Trey Augustine, Fr., G, MSU
Second Star: Aiden Fink, Fr., F, PSU
Third Star: Matt DiMarsico, Fr., F, PSU
Nov. 28
First Star: Bryce Brodzinski, Gr., F, MINN
Second Star: Jake Barczewski, Gr., G, MICH
Third Star: Aiden Fink, Fr., F, PSU