Bowling Green Getting Comfortable In Upper Echelon
by David Eckert/CHN Reporter
When Ty Eigner took over as head coach at Bowling Green in April of 2019, there was no real need to generate a vision for Falcons hockey from scratch. ...
Eigner went to the NCAA Tournament in his first two seasons under Jerry York, and played with teammates who would go on to have long NHL careers. ...
The Falcons are off to a 10-2 start this season and a 3-1 start in WCHA play, having ridden a nine-game win streak that was snapped in overtime against Bemidji State last Friday.
Among teams that have played at least eight games this season, Bowling Green is one of just two to average four goals per game. Using the same minimum games total, only Minnesota has a stingier defense than the one that resides inside Slater Family Ice Arena. They’ve outscored their opponents by 2.21 goals per game, on average — the best margin in the country. ...
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