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ATTENTION SPORTS        FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 18, 2002        Contact Jorge Rocha
        (401) 865-2201

No. 13 Providence HOCKEY DEFEATS
MINNESOTA sTATE, MANKATO, 5-1

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- The 13th ranked Providence College men's hockey team
defeated Minnesota State, Mankato, 5-1, on Friday, October 18 at PC's
Schneider Arena.  With the win, the Friars improved to 3-0.
        After a scoreless first period in which Minnesota State outshot
Providence, 14-10, Friar defenseman Jason Platt (Portola Valley, Calif.)
gave the Friars a 1-0 lead at the 3:57 mark of the second period.  Platt's
goal was the his of the season.  Less than three minutes later, senior
co-captain Jon DiSalvatore (S. Windsor, Conn.) scored what proved to be the
game-winning goal.  After PC center Peter Fregoe (Massena, N.Y.) won the
faceoff in the defensive zone, sophomore Jeff Mason (East Hampton, Conn.)
fired a long pass off the right wing board to a streaking Di Salvatore.
DiSalvatore collected the puck at the blue line and skated in alone on MSU
goaltender Jason Jensen and tucked the puck into the lower right corner.
        Mavericks' Grant Stevenson scored the lone goal for MSU to cut the lead to
2-1 at 14:37 of the second period.  However, the Friars quickly responded
and went ahead, 3-1, on junior Mike Robinson's first goal of the season at
15:42 of the second period.  Junior Cody Loughlean (Innisfail, Alta) also
scored his first goal of the season on increase PC's lead to, 4-1, at 8:15
of the third period on a power play.  Fregoe closed out the scoring with
his team-leading fifth goal of the season at the 14:47 mark of the third
period.
        Friar Head Coach Paul Pooley was pleased with his team's effort.  "We did
a good job working the puck down low in the offensive end," Pooley said.
"Nolan Schaefer did a great job for us tonight in goal, especially on the
power play.  Their puck movement was impressive and we will have our hands
full on Saturday night."
        Friar senior goaltender Nolan Schaefer (Yellow Grass, Sask.) was named the
first star after his strong performance with 39 saves.  The Mavericks
outshot the Friars, 40-36.
        The two teams are back in action Saturday, October 19 at Schneider Arena.


Minnesota State, Mankato        0       1       0       --      1
Providence College      0       3       2       --      5


First period - Penalties MSU, 2-4; PC, 2-4.

Second period - PC, Jason Platt (Devin Rask, Peter Fregoe) 3:57; PC, Jon
DiSalvatore (Peter Fregoe, Jeff Mason) 6:54; MSU, Grant Stevenson (Shane
Joseph, Cole Bassett) PP 14:37; PC, Mike Robinson (Jonathan Goodwin, Jeff
Mason); Penalties - MSU, 4-8; PC, 3-6First period - PC, Jason Platt (Devin
Rask, Peter Fregoe) 3:57; PC, Jon DiSalvatore (Peter Fregoe, Jeff Mason)
6:54; MSU, Grant Stevenson (Shane Joseph, Cole Bassett) PP 14:37; Penalties
- Q, 2-4; PC, 2-4..

Third period - PC, Cody Loughlean (Chris Chaput, Stephen Wood) PP 8:15; PC,
Peter Fregoe (Eric Lundberg, Jon DiSalvatore)  14:47;  ; Penalties - MSU,
1-2; PC, 5-10.


MSU, Jason Jensen, 10-14-7-- 31 (60:00); PC, Nolan Schaefer, 14-11-14--39
(60:00).

Records - MSU (0-1-0); Providence College (3-0-0);.

Attendance - 1,630 (Schneider Arena).

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