Scoreboard 11/23/13

Middlebury      5
Conn College    4
FINAL OT  Box Score

1st Period: Peters in net for the Panthers and Conlin for Conn College. The Camels use a rotation of Petchonka then Conlin the first two weekends of the season.

Busy period for both teams with five total goals. Middlebury goes up 1-0 on Max Greenwald's first of the season. Conn College answers with two of their own from freshman Greg Liutaud (his first foal) and Camel leading goal scorer JC Cangelosi's fourth of the season. George Ordway and Jake Charles light the lamp on power play goals to make it 3-2 Panthers after one.

2nd Period: Each team scores one goal (Belisle for Middlebury, Reich for Conn College) and Middlebury keeps the lead at 4-3.

3rd Period: Cangelosi score his fifth goal of the season on an assist from freshman Liautaud with 50 seconds remaining to force OT.

OT: Conn College can't hold on for their first point of the season as Middlebury wins with only 1:04 remaining on Charles second of the game (his fourth of the season). Conn College gives up six man advantages to the powerful Middlebury power play, which goes 3/6 for the game. Middlebury out shoots Conn College 38-15.

Williams           4
Tufts                 1
FINAL   Box Score

1st Period:  Dougherty in net for Williams and Kellenberger for Tufts. The Jumbos new webcast now has an announcer. Craig Kitto scores on a nice goal early on to put the Ephs up 1-0. Tyler Young then scores his first goal of his career with about six minutes left to put the Ephs up by two to end the first frame.

2nd Period: Alex DaBaere puts Williams up 3-0 at 13:50 with his second goal of the season on an assist from freshman James McNamara.

3rd Period: Tufts gets on the board with a goal from Andrew White, assists to Conal Lynch and Blake Edwards. Williams answers right back with Kitto's second goal of the night. Shots in favor of Williams 32-23. Tufts solves their penalty problem from a day ago, giving up 0 extra man advantages and the Ephs only giving up two.

Colby        4
Bowdoin   2
FINAL Box Score 

1st Period: Electric atmosphere at the Wat, with derisive "safety school" chants ringing throughout the packed arena. Parker in net for the Mules and Messina for the Polar Bears. One penalty each on both sides. No score at the end of 1. 13-7 shots in favor of Bowdoin.

2nd Period: Colby goes up 1-0 with Nick Lanza goal at 9:58, assisted by Ben Chwick and Ray Zeek.  Shots tied at10 for the period.

3rd Period: Lots of scoring in the early third. EJ Rauseo gets a goal 1:24 into make it 2-0. On the power play, Bowdoin rookie Joe Lace loses his stick and Lanza breaks in alone for the 3-0 Colby lead 3:43 in. Bowdoin freshman Kendall Culbertson cuts into the lead a minute later, assists to Matt Rubinoff and Chris Fenwick. After Bowdoin can't clear it, Lanza makes them pay to make it 4-1. Rubinoff gets in on the action to make it 4-2 with 11:39 to go.

4-2 final. Huge win for Colby as they split the rivalry weekend. Both teams at 1-2-1 in conference play after tonight.


Wesleyan    5
Hamilton     8
FINAL  Box Score 

1st Period: Quattrocchi in net for Hamilton and Daley for Wesleyan. Only one Katie on the webcast for Hamilton tonight.

 Hamilton's Pat Curtis scores early power play goal to go up 1-0. Wesleyan freshman Elliot Vorel, he of seven point fame from a week ago, scores his fifth goal of the season to tie the game. Hamilton then has another  rare well executed power play. Working the umbrella, Brelih takes a shot from the point and it beats Nolan to put the Conts up 2-1 with 3:12 left in period. Back and forth continues, with a goal each for Welseyan (:38 seconds left) and Hamilton (:10 seconds left) to make the score 3-2. Shots in favor of Hamilton 13-7.

2nd Period:  Wesleyan keeps putting Hamilton on the power play. After a 5-3 for four seconds, Brelih rips one in on the 5-4 to make it 4-2. The moments right after a goal are some of the most vulnerable in hockeyand Hamilton lets the Cards make it 4-3 on a James Kline goal just twenty three seconds after it went 4-2. The penalties flow back and forth between both teams. Eventually Hamilton gets a 5-3 and Murden feeds DiMare across the crease for a 5-3 Hamilton lead.  Shots in favor of Hamilton 16-7 for the period.

3rd Period: Matheson fires a shot from the top of the point early in the third and the normally anemic Hamilton power play scores yet again.  Conts put in another goal less than two minutes later. On the power play, Vorel finds Albrecht to cut the deficit to 7-4. Wesleyan cuts it to 7-5 with 6:31 remaining.Evan Haney intercepts a pass on the Wesleyan power play and scores a short handed goal to put Hamilton up 8-5 with just over two minutes remaining.Final unofficial shot tally 41-25 in favor of the Conts.

Trinity      1
Amherst   3
FINAL Box Score 

1st Period: Coulthard in net for Trinity, Cunningham for Amherst. Freshman Sean Orlando scores an unassisted goal 2:09 in to put Trinity up.

2nd Period: Penalty laden period. The only scoring comes a rare 5-3 shorthanded goal by Amherst's Andrew Kurlandski.

3rd Period: Amherst starts out the third period on the power play. Topher Flannagan thinks he has the goal, but no call. With the puck lose and the ensuing confusion, Brian Safstrom stuffs it home for the 2-1 Lord Jeffs lead. Trinity goes on the power play late in the game and pulls Coulthard with about 1:40 left for the 6-4. Safstrom puts in the empty net with 33 seconds remaining to clinch it. Lord Jeffs have had empty net goals in all three games this season. Deutsch gets called for a penalty moments later but it's too late, 3-1 final. Amherst announcer Hugh Campbell seems incredulous when he finally hears a Wesleyan/Hamilton update for the first time of the night at the end of the broadcast.