Although this was a MUCH needed win for the Engineers if they plan on
getting a first round home game in the playoffs (ECAC position 5-8),
the big problem for RPI has still not been solved.  All three RPI
goals came on the power play.  It has now been in excess of 360
minutes (6 full games ) since the RPI offense has been able to score a
5 on 5 goal. I believe that one of their goals within that time period
 was 4 on 4  and the rest were power play goals.


On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 21:45:50 -0500, Sara M. Fagan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> The power play/penalties played a big part in this game.  RPI beats SLU,
> 3-2.  RPI had 3 power play goals.  I believe they said that RPI was 3
> for 5 and SLU was 0 for 6.
>
> First Period:
> 10:25 - RPI - Economakos from MacDonald PP
> Saves:
> SLU - McKenna - 7
> RPI - Martin - 11
>
> Second Period:
> 7:21 - RPI - Ornelas from Pereira and Valentin-PP
> 8:18 - SLU - Trevelyan from Rank
> Saves:
> SLU - McKenna - 9
> RPI - Martin - 11
>
> Third Period:
> 1:43 - RPI - Pereira from MacDonald and McNealy PP
> 19:16 SLU - Zeiler from Trevelyan and Taylor
> Saves:
> SLU - McKenna - 6
> RPI - Martin - 9
>
> Other game:
> Clarkson 2 - 0 Union
>
> Sara
> SLU '77
> Let's go SAINTS!!!
>