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And a combined total of 4 goals in their NCAA careers by wearendhockey
Zuhlshdorf scored 2 in the opening weekend of his freshman season in October of 2016 and just 1 more last season as a junior before last night, playing potentially the last game of his collegiate career. Cullen Munson, who scored the game winner last night played 3 scoreless games as a freshman and sophomore and scored his lone goal in the first game he played this season before going completely scoreless until last night. I sure wouldn't want that to be part of the narrative that ends a season.