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As posted, the UNH Wildcats engineered a victory over RPI at
Troy on Tuesday night. The final score was 6-3. While some RPI fans
may have seen what they thought was a poorly played game, consensus among
the media who follow UNH was that the Wildcats turned in an excellent
effort, and played perhaps their best period of hockey all year in the
second period of Tuesday's game. UNH now moves to 7-0-0 on the season.
RPI drops to 3-3-0.
Scoring Summary:
First Period RPI 1:38 Matthews (Tasco)
UNH 11:01 Poole (Stewart) (SH)
UNH 15:23 Royal (Flinton, Dexter)
Second Period UNH 6:10 Woodman (Flinton, Royal)
UNH 11:47 Donovan (O'Brien) (SH)
Third Period RPI 11:57 Regan (Majic, Askew)
RPI 14:23 Regan (???) (PP)
UNH 18:35 Stewart (Sullivan, Murray)
UNH 19:45 Sullivan (EN)
UNH 2 - 2 - 2 - 6
RPI 1 - 0 - 2 - 3
Goalies: UNH: Cavicchi
RPI: Little
UNH will next face Boston College in a home and home series Friday
and Saturday.
NOTE: The guest between the second and third period on the UNH
broadcast was UNH asst. coach Jim Tortorella, who discussed his
famous score as a goalie while playing for Maine in a game at RPI
against Vasby of Sweden.
Jim Farrell, UNH
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