In addition to the previous post, here's the scoring: First Period 1. RPI-Gabriel, 6(Cuthbert) Second Period 2.Providence-Hulbig2 (Ridolfi) Third Period 3. RPI-Brick 6 (Clarke, Layzell) 4. Providence-Cowan 4 (Sousa) 5. Providence-Socha 3 (Devine) 6. RPI- Richardson 6 (Gabriel, Hamelin) 7. Providence-Sundquist 2 (Cowan) 8. RPI-Clarke 6 (Majic, Layzell) Overtime 9. Providence-Breen 4 (Kenny, Socha) Goalies Providence Mullahy (10-9) Bell 11:25 second (19-16) RPI Little (30-26) Attendance: 4,920 According to Buddy Powers, the game turned on the fact that the Engineers grew tired toward the end of the third. Providence scored the winning goal in OT just before midnight. According to Powers RPI's speed advantage was negated by fatigue, perhaps a result of the15 day layoff. One interesting aspect: Providence rotated its goaltenders with each playing half of each game (Providence defeated Lowell Tuesday night.) Bell, the second goalie, managed 10 saves in OT. Both goalies were named to the all-tournament team. All in all this was a tough defeat to take. Given RPI's problem in winning on the road their impressive home record served as their one major confidence builder. Hopefully their recent improvement will not be damaged with the heart of the ECAC schedule looming. Next game: UNH on Saturday Also, from the morning Times-Union: United States 4, Germany 3 (The Ferraros responsible for 3 goals) Canada 3, Finland 2 _ "NYS // Hockey" Go 'Gate // Brian Morris Go RPI // Albany, NY ______// [log in to unmask] (______/