For the sixth in time this season, Miami needed overtime to decide a game. And for the third in four contest, an extra five minutes didn’t settle it. But Jarod Palmer and Carter Camper converted their attempts and Connor Knapp stopped two Bronco tries as the RedHawks earned an extra point in the standings after a 1-1 tie with Western Michigan.

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Miami’s special teams came up big Friday night, scoring two shorthanded goals and another on the power play, leading the RedHawks to a 3-0 victory over Western Michigan at Lawson Ice Arena. Miami also killed off a five-minute major in front of Cody Reichard, who stopped all 16 shots for his third career shutout.

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After a short two-game homestand, Miami returns to the road for the next four contests, beginning Friday night at Western Michigan. The games are part of a string of eight of 10 away from Oxford. Faceoff both nights takes place at 7:35 p.m. in Lawson Arena.

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Following a pair of ties with CCHA upstart Ferris State, Miami kept its hold onto the No. 1 ranking in all three major polls for the sixth straight week on Monday. The RedHawks sit atop USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Top 15 for the seventh straight week, while headlining the USCHO.com Top 20 and Inside College Hockey Ratings for the sixth consecutive week.

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For the second straight night, No. 1 Miami and Ferris State skated to a tie, this time 1-1, with the Bulldogs earning an extra point in the CCHA standings via a shootout at Steve Cady Arena. The difference Saturday was a marathon one-on-one exhibition that lasted a league-record 11 rounds before FSU’s Chad Billings converted his attempt.

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