March 25, 1991 Report #22
LAKE SUPERIOR AND MICHIGAN BOW OUT IN NCAA QUARTERFINALS
Clarkson University (East #4) upset CCHA Regular Season and Playoff Champion
Lake Superior State University (West #1) in NCAA Quarterfinal action by taking
two of three games (7-3, 2-6, 4-3) from the Lakers in Sault Ste. Marie. CCHA
regular season and playoff runner-up University of Michigan (West #3) was
eliminated in two games at Boston University (4-1, 8-1).
Thursday's first semi-final game will feature the University of Maine (East #1)
skating against Northern Michigan University (West #2) at 3:05 Eastern. The
second semi-final contest will have Boston University (East #2) facing
Clarkson University (East #4) at 8:05 Eastern.
ESPN to air NCAA Title Game - Live: Saturday's National Championship game
will be aired live by ESPN beginning at 8:00 Eastern from St. Paul. The Prime
Network will be televising both semi-final contests live on Thursday at 3:00
and 8:00.
NCAA PLAYOFFS -- QUARTERFINAL RESULTS (March 22-24)
Series A -- Maine 4, Minnesota 0
Maine 5, Minnesota 3
Series B -- Northern Michigan 8, Alaska-Anchorage 5
Northern Michigan 5, Alaska-Anchorage 3
Series C -- Boston University 4, MICHIGAN 1
Boston University 8, MICHIGAN 1
Series D -- Clarkson 7, LAKE SUPERIOR 3
LAKE SUPERIOR 6, Clarkson 2
Clarkson 4, LAKE SUPERIOR 3
NCAA FINALS AT ST. PAUL CIVIC CENTER
SEMI-FINALS
Thursday -- March 28 - Maine vs. Northern Michigan 3:05 P.M.
Thursday -- March 28 - Clarkson vs. Boston University 8:05 P.M.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday -- March 30 - Championship Game 8:05 P.M.
All times are Eastern
FINAL POWER PLAY (OVERALL) FINAL PENALTY KILLING (OVERALL)
TEAM ATT PPG PCT SHA TEAM ATT PPG PCT SHF
Michigan 294 81 .276 8 Michigan State 188 32 .830 6
Lake Superior 289 74 .256 5 Lake Superior 260 45 .827 12
Ferris State 210 50 .238 6 Ferris State 202 38 .812 4
Michigan State 200 47 .235 3 Western Mich. 274 52 .810 6
Miami 180 39 .217 8 Michigan 276 58 .790 5
Ohio State 196 39 .199 6 UIC 204 48 .765 3
UIC 204 40 .196 6 Bowling Green 194 53 .727 1
Western Mich. 207 40 .1932 9 Ohio State 219 68 .689 9
Bowling Green 223 43 .1928 4 Miami 202 64 .683 7
March 22ND RESULTS MARCH 23RD RESULTS
Clarkson 1-1-5--7 Clarkson 1-0-1--2
Lake Superior 0-3-0--3 Lake Superior 1-2-3--6
Goals: (CU) Belanger (2), Dubinsky, Goals: (CU) Casselman, Trombley.
Casselman, Conroy, Thomas, Trombley. (LSSU) Moger, Astley (2), Weight,
(LSSU) Beddoes, Weight, Constantin. Napierala (2).
Saves: (CU) Rogles 11-1-X--12. Saves: (CU) Currie 15-5-X--20.
(CU) Currie X-13-14--27. (CU) Rogles X-11-11--22.
(LSSU) Madeley 7-6-5--18. (LSSU) Madeley 6-7-8--21.
POWER PLAYS: CU 1-5. LSSU 0-4. POWER PLAYS: CU 1-4. LSSU 3-4.
ATTENDANCE: 3,121. ATTENDANCE: 3,127.
Michigan 0-0-1--1 Michigan 0-0-1--1
Boston University 3-0-1--4 Boston University 2-5-1--8
Goals: (UM) D. Stone. (BU) Sacco, Goals: (UM) Wiseman. (BU) Koskimaki,
Tomlinson, Tkachuk, Dion. McDonald, Tomlinson, Amonte (2), Ronan,
Dion, Sacco.
Saves: (UM) Gordon 13-6-7--26. Saves: (UM) Shields 4-3-X--07.
(UM) Gordon X-6-8--14.
(BU) Cashman 6-8-6--20. (BU) Bradley 6-6-9--21.
POWER PLAYS: UM 0-7. BU 1-7. POWER PLAYS: UM 1-9. BU 1-7.
ATTENDANCE: 3,400. ATTENDANCE: 3,527.
MARCH 24TH RESULT
Clarkson 1-2-1--4 Lake Superior 2-0-1--3
Goals: (CU) Tavi, Thomas, Belanger, Goals: (LSSU) Dowd (3).
Mark Green.
Saves: (CU) Rogles 8-6-20--34. Saves: (LSSU) Madeley 10-9-5--24.
(LSSU) Reed X-1-X--01.
POWER PLAYS: Clarkson 3-9. POWER PLAYS: Lake Superior 1-6.
ATTENDANCE: 3,154.
Four Former CCHA Players nominated for Bud Light/NHL Man of the Year: Jamie
Macoun (Ohio State) of the Calgary Flames, Craig Simpson (Michigan State) of
the Edmonton Oilers, Kelly Miller (Michigan State) of the Washington Capitals
and Bob Essensa (Michigan State) of the Winnipeg Jets are their teams nominee
for NHL Man of the Year.
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