At the Rochester War Memorial:
 
Team USA 4, Florida 4
 
Florida         2       0       2       0       *4*
Team USA        1       2       1       0       *4*
 
FIRST PERIOD:
Scoring:
USA             Rolston from Hauer & Campbell   6:00
Florida         Hull from Belanger & Severyn    17:35 (pp)
Florida         Lindsay from Levins & Smith             19:38
Penalties:
USA             Hauer (cross checking)          2:20
Florida         Laus (slashing)                 10:47
USA             Moran (tripping)                        16:26
 
SECOND PERIOD:
Scoring:
USA             P. Ferraro from Marchant                3:42
USA             Beaufait from Lilley & C. Ferraro       10:06
Penalties:
Florida         Laus (slashing)                 1:19
Florida         bench (too many men)            5:42
Florida         Levins (misconduct)                     5:42
USA             Hauer (hooking)                 18:14
 
THIRD PERIOD:
Scoring:
Florida         Godynyuk from Belanger          5:39
USA             Storm from Rolston                      10:01
Florida         Leach from Lorwy & Niedermayer  16:48 (pp)
Penalties:
Florida         Severyn (elbowing)                      7:23
USA             Lazaro (tripping)                       16:11
 
OVERTIME:
No scoring
No penalties
 
Shots on Goal:
Florida         11      7       10      1       *29*
Team USA        9       12      16      4       *41*
 
Goalies:
Florida         Fitzpatrick (37 saves)
Team USA        Snow (25 saves)
 
Power Play:
Florida         2-4
Team USA        0-5
 
 
Notes:
 
-       This was an exciting game to watch, although the sparce
(3,500) crowd was pretty quiet until the 3rd when the "USA" chant
began.
-       Team USA moved the puck very well, but often tried for that
one pass too many.
-       Florida started kind of slow, slept through the 2nd period,
then woke up for an exciting 3rd period.
-       Team USA had a chnce to win with less than a minute
remaining, but Panther goalie Mark Fitzpatrick stopped Jim
Campbell on a breakaway and made a couple of quality saves in OT
to preserve the tie.
 
 
Chris Lerch
Xerox
RIT '84 & '91