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Clarkson University Athletics CLARKSON UNIVERSITY G OLDEN KNIGHTS Hockey Newsletter October 18, 2004 2004-05 CLARKSON RETURNS HOME for SCHEDULE EXHIBITION GAME October 2 USA NDTP UNDER-18 (exh) H T 2-2 fter logging over 1,900 miles and 30 hours on the bus over the past two weekends 8 Providence College A L 4-2 Aduring its season-opening four-game road trip, the Clarkson University Hockey 9 UMass-Amherst A L 6-4 16 Wayne State University A L 5-4 team returns to Cheel Arena this week for its second exhibition game early in the 2004- 17 Wayne State University A W 5-3 05 campaign. The Golden Knights, guided by second-year head coach George Roll, 21 UNIV. of WEST. ONT. (exh) H 7pm 29 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY H 7pm associate coach Greg Drechsel and assistant coach Jean-Francois Houle, take a break 30 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY H 7:30pm November from their NCAA schedule when they play host to Western Ontario. 5 * Rensselaer A 7 pm Clarkson enters Thursday’s game with a little bit of momentum after snapping a 6 * Union College A 7 pm 12 * DARTMOUTH COLLEGE H 7pm three-game losing skid to start the season with a come-from-behind 5-3 victory at 13 * UNIVERSITY of VERMONT H 7pm Wayne State in Plymouth, Michigan on Sunday afternoon. Clarkson dropped its first 17 * St. Lawrence University A 7 pm 26 * BROWN UNIVERSITY H 7pm game against the Warriors on Saturday, falling 5-4. The Knights officially opened the 27 * HARVARD UNIVERSITY H 7pm December season in New England on the weekend of October 8-9 where they were defeated in a 3 University of New Hampshire A 7 pm pair of penalty-filled games, losing 4-2 at Providence and 6-4 at UMass. 4 UMass-Lowell A 7 pm 10 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY H 7pm A third-period rally, sparked by the team captain, led Clarkson to its first win of the 11 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY H 7pm The Badger Showdown at Kohl Center, season on Sunday. Trailing 3-2 entering the final frame, the Knights scored three unan- Madison, Wisconsin swered goals to pull out the victory over the Warriors. Senior captain Mac Faulkner 31 CLARKSON vs Ferris State N 5:05pm Wisconsin vs Yale N 8:05pm (King City, ONT) started the comeback with his first goal of the season, a shorthanded January marker early in the final frame on a wrap-around attempt after he stole the puck behind 1 Consolation Game N 5:05pm Championship Game N 8:05pm the Wayne State net. At 5:54, freshman defenseman Grant Clitsome (Gloucester, ONT) 7 * Princeton University A 7 pm 8 * Yale University A 7 pm put the Green and Gold on top on a shot from the blueline five seconds after a Clarkson 15 * ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY H 7pm power play ended for his first collegiate goal. Faulkner sealed the win with an empty- 21 * UNION COLLEGE H 7pm 22 * RENSSELAER H 7pm net goal with 27 seconds remaining. Freshman David Cayer (Longueuil, QUE) and 28 * Cornell University A 7 pm junior John Sullivan (Bedford, MA) also scored in the victory. Junior Dustin Traylen 29 * Colgate University A 7 pm Feburary (Kirkland, QUE) started in the Knights’ net and made 12 saves through the opening 30 4 * YALE UNIVERSITY H 7 pm 5 * PRINCETON UNIVERSITY H 7 pm minutes of play. Freshman David Leggio (Buffalo, NY) entered the game for his first 11 * University of Vermont A 7 pm collegiate action midway through the second and recorded the win behind a 17-save 12 * Dartmouth College A 7 pm 18 * Harvard University A 7 pm effort, including turning aside all 10 Warrior shots he faced in the third. 19 * Brown University A 7 pm Western Ontario, guided by head coach Clarke Singer, continues it preseason schedule 25 * COLGATE UNIVERSITY H 7 pm 26 * CORNELL UNIVERSITY H 7 pm with its second straight weekend south of the border on the road against NCAA com- March 4-6 ECAC Playoffs 1st Round - at Campus Sites petition. Last weekend, the Mustangs split a two-game series at Alabama-Huntsville. 11-13 ECAC Quarterfinals - at Campus Sites On Friday the Charges held off Western Ontario to gain a 4-3 victory. On Saturday, the 18-19 44th Annual ECAC Championship Tr. Pepsi Arena, Albany, New York Mustangs, behind goals from Jesse Boucher and Ryan Held and a 46-save effort from 25-26 NCAA East Regional Mike Boyle, edged Alabama, 2-1. The Mustangs own a 4-1 record during their pre- Worcester’s Centrum Centre, Worcester, Massachusetts season slate. Western Ontario continues its schedule against NCAA teams next week NCAA Midwest Regional Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids,Michigan when its plays at Dartmouth and Yale. Western Ontario’s next home game is the regular 26-27 NCAA Northeast Regional season opener against Waterloo on Friday, October 29. Mullins Center, Amherst, Massachusetts NCAA West Regional Historically, NCAA teams have given the Mustangs all they can handle. Their last Mariucci Arena, Minneapolis, Minnesota victory, prior to Saturday’s triumph, was in October of 2000 against Cansius. Since April 7 & 9 8th Annual NCAA Frozen Four that game, the Mustangs are 1-13 against NCAA competition. Value City Arena, Columbus, Ohio A young team with nine freshmen and eight sophomores on the roster, Clarkson * ECAC Hockey League returns to Division I play next weekend when it host Niagara University in the first official games of the season at Cheel Arena. www.clarksonathletics.com 2004 CLARKSON HOCKEY 2005 WAYNE STATE WEEKEND RECAP: For the second straight game Clarkon squander a lead after Game-3 (October 16, 2004) - Att: 406 two periods as Wayne State rallied three times to defeat the Compuware Sports Arena, Plymouth, MI Knights 5-4 in their season-opener at the Compuware Sports Final Score: Wayne State 5 - Clarkson 4 Arena in Plymouth, Mihcigan. Saturday’s game started out Score by Periods well enough for the Green and Gold with Clarkson jumping to CLARKSON 3 1 0 x — 4 Wayne State 2 1 2 x — 5 a 2-0 lead six minutes in. Sophomore Mike Sullivan (Stouffville, ONT) finished off a play in front knocking in his 1st: CU-M. Sullivan-2 (Faulkner, Blight); 0:27 second goal of the season 27 seconds after the opening face CU-Beausoleil-1 (Zalewski, Rutherglen), ppg; 5:28 off with linemates, seniors Mac Faulkner and Chris Blight WS-Paskaris-1 (May, Wright), ppg; 7:18 (Cambridge, ONT) assisting. Sophomore defenseman Nathan WS-Bloomingburg-1 (Michel); 14:44 Beausoleil (Moose Creek, ONT) connected for power-play CU-Rutherglen-1 (Latulippe); 15:31 2nd: WS-Forgie-1 (Kovalchik, Bradshaw), goal when his shot from the point found its way through a ppg; 7:46 maze of players at 5:28.Wayne State battled back to tie it CU-Dodge-2 (M. Sullivan, Latulippe); 17:44 3rd: WS-Bloomingburg-2 (Poupard, Higgins); 1:35 with a pair of goals late in the first period, scoring on the WS-Bloomingburg-3 (Michel); 15:15 power play at 7:18 and adding a break-away goal at 14:44. Penalties: Clarkson 12/24, Wayne State 12/24 Just 32 seconds later, Clarkson went back on top as sopho- Power Plays: Clarkson 1-9, Wayne State 2-8 Svs: CU (McNulty - 59:15) 6-4-8 =18 more Brodie Rutherglen (Trail, BC) scored on a quick wrist WS (Hooper - 60:00) 8-9-7 =24 shot from the slot after senior Jay Latulippe (Saratoga Springs, NY) won a face off to give the Green and Gold a 3- Game-4 (October 17, 2004) - Att: 353 Compuware Sports Arena, Plymouth, MI 2 lead through 20 minutes. After Wayne State tied it with a Final Score: CLARKSON 5 - Wayne State 3 power-play goal to start the second, at 7:46, freshman Nick Score by Periods Dodge (Oakville, ONT) picked up a loose puck at the side of CLARKSON 1 1 3 x — 5 the net and put a shot under the crossbar to give the Knights Wayne State 1 2 0 x — 3 a 4-3 advantage.The Warriors opened the third, scoring at 1st: WS-Kovalchik-1 (Bradshaw), ppg; 1:58 1:35, and then Jason Bloomingburg completed his hat trick CU-Cayer-1 (Genovy); 4:51 scoring on a 3-on-1 break for the game-winner at 15:15. The 2nd: CU-J. Sullivan-1 (Grenzy, Kolu); 3:09 Knights out shot Wayne State, 28-23. Sophomore Kyle WS-Michel-1, shg; 11:45 WS-Bloomingburg-4 (Poupard, Krug), McNulty (Wakefield, RI) made 18 saves. Clarkson went 1- ppg; 17:49 of-9 on the power play, while the Warriors were 2-of-8 with 3rd: CU-Faulkner-1, shg; 1:03 the man advantage. CU-Clitsome-1 (M. Sullivan); 5:54 CU-Faulkner-2 (Blight), eng; 19:33 A third-period rally, sparked by the team captain, lifted Penalties: Clarkson 10/20, Wayne State 10/23 Clarkson to its first win of the season on Sunday afternoon as Power Plays: Clarkson 0-9, Wayne State 2-8 Svs: CU (Traylen - 29:01) 9-3-x =12 the Golden Knights defeated Wayne State, 5-3. Trailing 3-2 CU (Leggio - 30:59) x-7-10 =17 entering the final frame, the Knights scored three unanswered WS (Hooper - 59:41) 9-13-8 =30 goals to pull out the victory over the Warriors. Clarkson’s captain, Faulkner started the comeback with his first goal of the season, a shorthanded marker, at 1:03 on a wrap-around attempt after he stole the puck behind the Wayne State net.
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