Penn State Hockey’s Andrew Sturtz Tallies Another NCAA Top Play Of The Week
We called it: Andrew Sturtz’s shorthanded breakaway is No. 14 Penn State hockey’s third consecutive appearance on the NCAA’s play of the week roundup.
Sturtz’s shorthanded breakaway just might give @PennStateMHKY its third consecutive NCAA play of the week. No big deal kinda big deal.
— Onward Sports (@OnwardStSports) October 29, 2016
This week, Sturtz’s play checks in at No.3. The goal put Penn State up 2-1 over Canisius and showcased his clutch factor once again. Relive it and the rest of the week’s top plays here. Relive Penn State’s sweep of Canisius here:
By a show of retweets who wants highlights? And by a show of likes who enjoys weekend sweeps? Ready &… GO! #WeAre https://t.co/LJuV08HJOb
— Penn State Hockey (@PennStateMHKY) October 30, 2016
Sturtz currently ties for first in the nation with two shorthanded goals. Penn State is back in Pegula this Thursday as it takes on a series with Niagara.
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