Hockey East standings on Tuesday, November 20, 1990
Hockey East Overall Non-league
GP W-L-T Pts GF-GA || GP W-L-T GF-GA W-L-T
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1 Providence 3 2-0-1 5 18-9 || 7 6-0-1 43-22 | 4-0-0
2 Boston College 2 2-0-0 4 10-6 || 5 4-1-0 22-15 | 2-1-0
Merrimack 3 2-1-0 4 15-17 || 7 4-2-1 44-37 | 2-1-1
4 Lowell 3 1-1-1 3 14-15 || 8 3-4-1 38-42 | 2-3-0
Northeastern 5 1-3-1 3 21-28 || 8 1-6-1 30-50 | 0-3-0
6 Boston University 2 0-1-1 1 5-6 || 6 3-2-1 41-24 | 3-1-0
7 Maine 0 0-0-0 0 0-0 || 8 6-1-1 42-20 | 6-1-1
New Hampshire 2 0-2-0 0 3-5 || 7 5-2-0 36-19 | 5-0-0
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Scores since last posting:
11/17/90 Denver 2 at Boston University 9 NC
Alaska-Anchorage 2 at Maine 5 NC
Kent State 2 at Merrimack 10 NC
Boston College 5 at Michigan State 4 NC
11/18/90 Northeastern 3 at Lowell 4 HE
Upcoming schedule:
11/20/90 Northeastern at Boston College HE
Providence at Brown NC
Boston University at Harvard NC
Alaska-Anchorage at New Hampshire NC
11/21/90 Lowell at Merrimack HE NESN
11/23/90 Harvard at Boston College NC NESN
New Hampshire at Clarkson NC
Northern Michigan at Maine NC at Portland, ME
11/24/90 Northeastern at Cornell NC
Merrimack at Kent State NC
Northern Michigan at Maine NC
Boston University at Princeton NC
Alaska-Anchorage at Providence NC
New Hampshire at St Lawrence NC
11/25/90 Merrimack at Kent State NC
Boston College at RPI NC
11/27/90 Northeastern at Boston University HE NESN
Boston College at Providence HE
11/28/90 Lowell at New Hampshire HE
HOCKEY EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEK
...is Steve Heinze of Boston College. Heinze had 4-3--7 to help
BC to a 2-1 week. He scored two power play goals to lead the Eagles to
a 7-4 win at Northeastern and had 2-3--5 in BC's split at Michigan
State, including 1-3--4 in Saturday's 5-4 win.
Other nominees: John Bradley, BU; Scott Pellerin, Maine; Agostino
Casale, Merrimack; Pat Morrison, UNH; and Larry Rooney, Providence.
HOCKEY EAST ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
...is Lowell center Shane Henry. He scored a goal in each of Lowell's
two one-goal wins on the week, including the game-winner over
Northeastern, 4-3.
Other nominees: Scott Lachance, BU; Chris Imes, Maine; Dan Hodge,
Merrimack; and Chris Therien, Providence.
GOALTENDING LEADERS
(4.00 or less in league play)
HOCKEY EAST OVERALL
Name, class, school W-L-T GP Min Svs Pct GA GAA W-L-T Pct GAA
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Brad Mullahy, so, Prov 1-0-0 1 60 27 .931 2 2.00 3-0-0 .889 2.67
Scott LaGrand, so, BC 1-0-0 1 60 21 .913 2 2.00 1-1-0 .854 3.03
Pat Morrison, sr, UNH 0-2-0 2 121 61 .924 5 2.48 3-2-0 .912 2.59
John Bradley, sr, BU 0-0-1 1 65 34 .909 3 2.77 2-1-1 .863 3.28
Scott Cashman, so, BU 0-1-0 1 60 25 .893 3 3.00 1-1-0 .878 5.00
Dwayne Roloson, fr, UL 1-1-0 2 118 61 .910 6 3.06 1-1-0 .910 3.06
Mike Heinke, fr, Prov 1-0-1 2 125 39 .848 7 3.36 3-0-1 .893 3.13
Sandy Galuppo, sr, BC 1-0-0 1 60 26 .867 4 4.00 3-0-0 .893 3.05
SCORING LEADERS
(4 or more points in league play)
HOCKEY EAST OVERALL
Name, class, pos, school GP G A Pts Pen/Min GP G A Pts Pen/Min
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Sebastien LaPlante, so, lw, NU 5 3 7 10 1/2 7 4 8 12 2/4
Mike Taylor, fr, c, NU 5 4 4 8 1/2 8 4 6 10 2/4
Agostino Casale, jr, lw, Merr 3 5 1 6 2/4 7 9 6 15 2/4
Rob Gaudreau, jr, rw, PC 3 4 2 6 1/2 7 7 8 15 2/4
Lyle Wildgoose, sr, lw, PC 3 4 2 6 2/4 7 9 2 11 8/16
Brian Sullivan, sr, rw, NU 5 2 4 6 5/10 8 5 5 10 8/27
Rob Cowie, sr, d, NU 5 3 2 5 2/4 8 3 4 7 4/8
Howie Rosenblatt, sr, rw, Merr 3 2 3 5 5/10 7 7 7 14 10/20
David Emma, sr, c, BC 2 1 4 5 1/2 5 2 6 8 3/6
Chris Therien, fr, d, PC 3 1 4 5 0/0 7 2 8 10 1/2
Dan Gravelle, so, c, Merr 3 3 1 4 1/2 7 6 8 14 2/4
Steve Heinze, jr, f, BC 2 2 2 4 0/0 5 4 6 10 1/2
Bob Cowan, so, c, PC 3 1 3 4 1/2 7 2 8 10 3/6
Scott Wenham, so, d, UL 3 1 3 4 0/0 7 1 5 6 3/6
Dave Stevens, so, c, UL 3 1 3 4 0/0 8 2 5 7 4/8
POWER PLAY (overall)
Lowell 6/13 46.2 (20/59 33.9)
Merrimack 6/14 42.9 (11/43 25.6)
Northeastern 7/22 31.8 (11/45 24.4)
Boston College 3/11 27.2 (5/27 18.5)
Providence 4/18 22.2 (8/44 18.2)
Boston University 1/8 12.5 (7/32 21.9)
New Hampshire 0/3 00.0 (7/27 25.9)
Maine dnp (15/64 23.4)
PENALTY KILLING (overall)
Boston University 8/9 88.9 (26/31 83.9)
Lowell 10/12 83.3 (36/46 78.3)
Boston College 8/10 80.0 (18/23 78.3)
Providence 14/19 73.7 (32/44 72.7)
Merrimack 10/16 62.5 (31/38 81.6)
Northeastern 10/19 52.6 (25/44 56.8)
New Hampshire 2/4 50.0 (28/34 82.3)
Maine dnp (34/43 79.1)
SCORING BY PERIODS Hockey East Overall
GP 1 2 3 ot T Avg GP 1 2 3 ot T Avg
Providence 3 08-03-07-00 18 6.00 7 16-09-17-01 43 6.14
Boston College 2 04-03-03-00 10 5.00 5 08-09-05-00 22 4.40
Merrimack 3 01-08-06-00 15 5.00 7 08-19-17-00 44 6.29
Lowell 3 05-06-03-00 14 4.67 8 13-13-12-00 38 4.75
Northeastern 5 08-01-11-01 21 4.10 8 11-04-14-01 30 3.60
Boston University 2 04-01-00-00 5 2.50 6 18-17-06-00 41 6.80
New Hampshire 2 00-02-01-00 3 1.50 7 12-16-08-00 36 5.10
Maine dnp 8 12-15-14-01 42 5.30
NOTES
BU injury report: G Scott Cashman sat out last weekend due to blurred
vision (no specific incident triggered consition) and D Peter Ahola
is out with a bruised right foot (blocked shot in BC game 11/11). Both
were due to be examined yesterday (Monday 11/19) before any determination
would be made as to their availablity for tonight's Harvard game.
BU G John Bradley played both weekend games against Denver, making
18 saves in Friday's 12-0 win and 12 saves in Saturday's 9-2 win.
Lowell's 4-3 win over NU Sunday snapped a 9-game winless streak in
Hockey East regular season play, dating back to February 6th. It
was also their first win in seven games against the Huskies, dating
back to 11/18/88 at NU's Matthews Arena. (And before that, NU had
lost something like 8 of 9 to Lowell.)
Lowell goalie Dwayne Roloson was injured with a couple of minutes
left in the Northeastern game with the score 4-3 and was taken to
the hospital. No word on his condition. Mark Richards, generally
perceived as Lowell's #1 netminder, stepped in and immediately
had to make a big stop on Rob Cowie. Richards kept the door shut
to earn the save in the Chiefs' win.
Maine got 3 goals and an assist from junior Scott Pellerin in its
tie and win against visiting Alaska-Anchorage.
Merrimack has a 3-0 record this season in games played on Saturday
night, outscoring the opponents by a 23-9 margin.
The Warriors rebounded from Friday's 11-4 loss to Providence by
pounding Kent State University, 10-2. Agostino Casale, who had
scored four goals the night before, added two more and came inches
from another hat trick. Merrimack's other eight goals were all
scored by eight different players as 15 players had at least a
point. Merrimack led 3-0 after the first period and 7-1 after two.
Goalie Yannick Gosselin was given the start by Ron Anderson,
apparently to boost his confidence after the rough period he had
at Providence (6 goals). The Goose wasn't tested very much (22 saves),
but Anderson's psychological strategy may have paid off for the
remainder of the season. Goose is the Warriors' only hope for a
solid first-string goalie right now.
Pat Morrison made 61 saves in UNH's two losses this week to Merrimack
(3-2) and Northeastern (2-1, ot).
Providence's ten freshmen have accounted for 8 goals and 18 assists,
26 of the Friars' 104 points (25.0%).
STAY TUNED
...for more scores and updated standings tomorrow after the four
games tonight. Thanksgiving weekend, this report goes on the road
to Bowling Green and Kent, Ohio for Western Michigan-Bowling Green
on Friday night and Merrimack-Kent on Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon. Not to mention having my VCR record Harvard-BC Friday
night for later viewing...
- mike
p.s. thanks to Kathy Walsh for much of the information in this
posting.
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