MILWAUKEE - Freshman Zach Woodman made 18 saves to post his first collegiate win and shutout as the MSOE hockey team defeated Finlandia 3-0 Saturday afternoon at the Kern Center.

Junior Patrick LeBeau scored two goals in support of Woodman, as the Raiders (13-8, 8-6 NCHA) blanked the Lions (4-16-1, 3-11 NCHA) for the series sweep and their fourth shutout of the season.

Junior Kevin LoGiudice scored a goal for the second-straight game and sophomore Brandon Unser followed up two goals Friday with two assists Saturday for MSOE.

After a scoreless first period, LeBeau struck for the game's first goal and the eventual game-winner. He lit the lamp at 3:19 of the period and was assisted by Unser and freshman Zach Simpson.

LoGuidice would make it 2-0 on the power play, as the Raiders were playing a man up after a five minute game misconduct midway through the period. LoGiudice's goal came at 15:44 and was assisted by senior Logan Bauman and freshman Jerad Tafoya.

LeBeau and Unser hooked up again in the third period with an insurance goal, as LeBeau struck again at 14:23 to make it 3-0. Freshman Patrick Dwyer also assisted on the goal.

Woodman was making his second collegiate start and third appearance of the season. His scoreless night followed up 41:56 of scoreless hockey off the bench Jan. 17 against Lawrence. He's now gone nearly 109 minutes without allowing a goal.

With the win, MSOE (8-6, 16 points) pulls into a virtual tie for the No. 4 seed in the NCHA standings with St. Scholatica (7-4-2, 16 pts), which hosts Northland later in the evening. The top four seeds open the Harris Cup Playoffs Feb. 20-22 with a home series.