Expect to see freshman Adam Murray of Anchorage in goal for the University of Denver twice next week, when the Pioneers -- ranked No. 2 nationally in one poll, No. 3 in another -- come here to play a Western Collegiate Hockey Association series against UAA.

That's because Pioneers junior standout Marc Cheverie left early in the third period of Friday night's 4-3 win over Minnesota State-Mankato after suffering a cut to his left leg. Cheverie was carried off on a stretcher. The Denver Post’s Mike Chambers reports DU coach George Gwozdecky saying Cheverie could miss a couple weeks.

Before he was hurt, Cheverie (4-0-0, 1.27, .959, 3 shutouts) extended his shutout streak to a school-record 223 minutes, 51 seconds.

Murray stopped seven of eight shots in relief and picked up his first college victory. He's 1-2-0 with a 4.55 goals-against average and .841 save percentage. Presumably, he will start tonight's series finale against the visiting Mavericks. (UPDATE: Murray stopped 30 shots in a 4-4 tie tonight).

Oh, DU defenseman William Wrenn of Anchorage furnished an assist last night in the Pioneer win. He has two assists in six games. (UPDATE: Make that three assists in seven games -- he chipped in a helper tonight).

Wrenn, a second-round draft pick of the San Jose Sharks last summer, is +4, which ties for the team lead. (UPDATE: Wrenn went +2 tonight).