Five minutes into the third period, Owen Murray carried the puck up the right circle, sending it back for Nestrasil’s linemate, Jack Galanek. The move deflected the puck past goaltender William Gramme’s right side before he could reach the post with his blocker. “[The main takeaway] is to play faster, play more physical, get to the level we want to get to,” Nestrasil said. When UMass was down 2-1 in the second period, Lukas Klecka evened the score. Beyond his goal, Nestrasil made his most notable play in the second period.