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    Home»Sports»Eagles take top-ranked Wayzata into OT
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    Eagles take top-ranked Wayzata into OT

    Steve MulhollandBy Steve MulhollandDecember 21, 20222 Mins Read
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    Eagles freshman forward Mason Moe (19) gets a shot on net in overtime Wednesday night vs. Wayzata. Photo by Rick Olson.

    It looked as though Eden Prairie Eagles just might upend the state’s top-ranked team at Plymouth Arena Wednesday night. 

    A packed house of spectators braved the winter storm to watch the Eagles go toe-to-toe with Wayzata, as the two teams skated to a 1-1 tie at the end of regulation. 

    After the Trojans took a 1-0 lead on a power play goal midway through the first period, Eagles freshman Mason Moe evened the score with a one-timer at close range off a pass from sophomore Alex Hall just four minutes later.

    The game remained tied for the rest of the period and the rest of regulation play. 

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    Eagles goalie Isaiah Paulnock delivered a spectacular performance, as did Wayzata goalie Will Ingemann, with shots on goal even at 23 apiece. 

    Wayzata won the game with 3:44 left in overtime when the Trojans’ Brooks Gengler slipped a quick one-timer from in front of the net past Paulnock. 

    The Eagles lose a 2-1 decision in their third overtime game this season. 

    Check back in with eplocalnews.org for complete coverage. EPLN will soon post an in-depth game story of Eden Prairie vs. Wayzata.

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