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Alec Calvaruso made a career-high 34 saves in his second career start and Nick Halloran scored the game-tying goal in the third period as Colorado College and 14^th-ranked Omaha tied 2-2 Saturday at Baxter Arena.
 
The Tigers' Mason Bergh scored in the 3-on-3 overtime period to give CC the extra point in the NCHC standings and create a three-way tie for fifth place between the Tigers, Omaha and Western Michigan with one weekend remaining in the regular season.
 
Tanner Ockey opened the scoring with a goal just as a Miami penalty was expiring. Christiano Versich wheeled around to the slot and sent a shot to the net that Ockey deflected between the legs of Evan Weninger with 1:46 remaining in the first period. Ben Israel also collected an assist.
 
The Mavericks (16-14-2, 9-12-1-0 NCHC) responded with a pair of goals in the middle frame. Steven Spinner collected the puck after Calvaruso made a save, moved behind the net and fired a shot the Calvaruso stopped, but knocked the rebound home to make it a 1-1 game at the 11:44 mark.
 
Tristan Keck scored his second goal of the weekend late in the period with a shorthanded breakaway. Keck flipped the puck to himself twice to get behind the Tiger defense and slipped a backhander between Calvaruso's legs with 1:07 left in the period.
 
Calvaruso kept the Tigers in the game in the third period and his efforts were rewarded as the Tigers evened it up with 6:13 left in the final frame. Halloran fired a shot from the left circle that was saved by Weninger, but the puck stayed loose in front of the net and a clearing attempt went off an Omaha player's skate and back into the net. Halloran was credited with the unassisted goal, his team-high 19^th of the season.
 
Trevor Gooch had a breakaway in the final seconds of regulation, but had to pull up and send a slapshot from the high slot that missed the net by inches as the horn sounded.
 
Calvaruso made four saves during the first overtime period for the Tigers, who moved to 13-14-5 overall and 7-11-4-3 in the NCHC.
 
"We scored at key moments tonight to keep ourselves in the game," Calvaruso said. "It feels good to get some confidence before the season ends. We need to come out and play two good games next weekend."
 
The Tigers host Western Michigan next weekend, March 2-3 in the final series of the regular season at The Broadmoor World Arena.