11/15/92 Hockey East Overall
GP W-L-T Pts GF-GA || GP W-L-T GF-GA
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1 Maine 5 4-0-1 9 43-11 || 7 6-0-1 63-14
2 Providence 5 1-3-1 3 16-27 || 7 1-5-1 22-36
3 Boston College 2 1-1-0 2 5-7 || 6 3-2-1 18-17
Boston University 2 1-1-0 2 10-6 || 4 2-1-1 17-11
UMass-Lowell 2 1-1-0 2 7-5 || 7 5-2-0 27-20
New Hampshire 2 1-1-0 2 9-8 || 7 3-3-1 27-26
Northeastern 2 1-1-0 2 6-10 || 6 3-3-0 21-35
8 Merrimack 2 0-2-0 0 3-25 || 8 4-3-1 33-42
RESULTS
11/13/92 UMass-Lowell 5 at Boston College 2 HE
11/13/92 Northeastern 4 at Boston University 9 HE
11/13/92 Merrimack 1 at Maine 14 HE
11/13/92 New Hampshire 4 at Providence 6 HE
11/14/92 Merrimack 2 at Maine 11 HE
11/14/92 Boston College 3 at UMass-Lowell 2 HE
11/14/92 Providence 2 at New Hampshire 5 HE
11/14/92 Boston University 1 at Northeastern 2 HE
UPCOMING
11/20/92 New Hampshire at Boston College HE
11/20/92 Maine at Boston University HE
11/20/92 Providence at UMass-Lowell HE
11/20/92 Merrimack at Northeastern HE
11/21/92 Maine at Boston University HE
11/21/92 Northeastern at Merrimack HE
11/21/92 Boston College at New Hampshire HE
11/21/92 UMass-Lowell at Providence HE 2:00
Thanks to everyone who has already posted boxes and recaps. In the first
full weekend of Hockey East play in which six teams made their league
debuts, only Maine came away with two wins, outscoring Merrimack 25-3
on the weekend. Six Maine players had six or more points in the series:
Paul Kariya 2-7--9, Eric Fenton 5-3--8, Patrice Tardif 4-4--8, Jim
Montgomery 2-6--8, Michel Latendresse 1-6--7, and Cal Ingraham 3-3--6.
I believe the 25 goals is the most scored by a single team in a two-
game set in HE history. In Maine's 14-1 win Friday, the Black Bears came
one goal away from tying the record for most goals scored in a HE game
which is 15, set by BC about 7 seven years ago. That was not Merrimack's
worst loss to a DivI team; Merrimack lost 17-3 to RPI in 1963. It was,
however, Merrimack's worst loss since joining Hockey East in 1989.
Everyone else split their home-and-home series, with BU, NU, PC, and
UNH winning on home ice and BC & UMass-Lowell each winning on the road.
BC goalie Josh Singewald rebounded from a rough first period Friday
night (5 goals by Lowell) to post a strong 3-2 win Saturday. The win
Saturday was new BC coach Steve Cedorchuk's first league win. BC got
goals from two defensemen in the 3-2 win: freshman Tom Ashe (brother of
former Plattsburgh player Steve Ashe) got the Eagles on the board in
the first, and fellow blueliner Ian Moran pulled BC into a 2-2 tie late
in the second before Rob Canavan scored the winner halfway through the
third. In the first game, Lowell's Shane Henry scored twice as the
Chiefs' five goals in five minutes halfway through the first held up.
BC broke Dwayne Roloson's shutout with 8:44 left and added another by
Don Chase for the 5-2 final.
As was posted, BU scored three times late in the third Friday to pull
away from Northeastern, 9-4. Doug Friedman, Mark Bavis and Jacques
Joubert each had a pair of goals. NU rebounded with a 2-1 win in the
rematch at Northeastern.
Providence got its first win of the year Friday, 6-4 over UNH; Brady
Kramer scored halfway through the third to make it 6-4. UNH rebounded
with a good showing in net by freshman Trent Cavicchi for a 5-2 win
at UNH the next night in front of a sellout crowd at Snively.
NEXT WEEKEND
The big series is Maine's pair at BU. The game Saturday (11/21) will
be shown on NESN. NESN will also cover the NH-BC game the night before,
as the Wildcats and Eagles play a home-and-home pair. Also playing
home-and-homes will be Merrimack and Northeastern, and Lowell and
Providence.
Here are three boxes that have not been posted yet:
Friday, November 13, 1992 at Conte Forum, Chestnut Hill, MA
UMass-Lowell (5-1-0, 1-0-0 HE) 5 0 0 - 5
Boston College (2-2-1, 0-1-0 HE) 0 0 2 - 2
FIRST: ML, David Mayes (Keith Carney) 9:31; ML, Shane Henry (un) 10:22;
ML, Gerry Daley (Tim Smallwood) 12:07; ML, Henry (Mike Murray, Christian
Sbrocca) 13:10; ML, Jon Mahoney (Dan O'Connell, Henry) 14:41.
SECOND: No scoring.
THIRD: BC, Ryan Haggerty (Ian Moran) 11:16; BC, Don Chase (David Hymovitz,
Brett Stickney) 18:02.
SAVES: ML, Dwayne Roloson 30. BC, Josh Singewald 12, Mike Sparrow 18.
Friday, November 13, 1992 at Schneider Arena, Providence, RI
New Hampshire (2-3-1, 0-1-0 HE) 2 1 1 - 4
Providence (1-4-1, 1-2-1 HE) 2 2 2 - 6
FIRST: NH, Rob Donovan (Nick Poole, Greg Klym) 9:17; NH, Donovan (Eric
Flinton) 13:44; PC, Chad Quenneville (Justin Gould) 15:24; PC,
Quenneville (Gary Socha, Chris Therien) 17:17.
SECOND: PC, Craig Darby (Bob Cowan, Socha) 7:26; NH, Glenn Stewart (Jim
McGrath) 12:13; PC, Dennis Burke (Brady Kramer, Erik Peterson) 13:38.
THIRD: PC, Therien (Cowan) 3:15; NH, Kevin Thomson (Klym, McGrath) 5:10;
PC, Kramer (Peterson) 10:02.
SAVES: NH, Brett Abel 27. PC, Brad Mullahy 22.
Saturday, November 14, 1992 at Tully Forum, Billerica, MA
Boston College (3-2-1, 1-1-0 HE) 1 1 1 - 3
UMass-Lowell (5-2-0, 1-1-0 HE) 1 1 0 - 2
FIRST: ML, Shane Henry (Mike Murray) 1:40; BC, Tom Ashe (Todd Hall,
Michael Spalla) 18:09.
SECOND: ML, Christian Sbrocca (un) 1:54; BC, Ian Moran (John Joyce,
Marc Beran) 17:57.
THIRD: BC, Rob Canavan (Spalla) 10:27.
SAVES: BC, Josh Singewald 27. ML, Dwayne Roloson 24.
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Mike Machnik [log in to unmask] Color Voice of the Merrimack Warriors
(Any opinions expressed above are strictly those of the poster.) *HMN*