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Clarkson University Hockey 11 UNIV CLARKSON UNIVERSITY G OLDEN KNIGHTS Hockey Newsletter October 13, 2003 2003-04 KNIGHTS TRAVEL to the MIDWEST for SCHEDULE OFFICIAL SEASON OPENER OCTOBER fter a successful outing in its preseason opener, the Clarkson University Hockey 11 UNIV. of TORONTO (exh.) H W 4-1 17 Bemidji State ......................................... A 8:35 Ateam will officially begin the 2003-04 campaign when it plays a two-game series 18 Bemidji State ......................................... A 8:05 against Bemidji State in Northern Minnesota this Friday and Saturday. The Golden 24 COLORADO COLLEGE .............. H 7:00 25 COLORADO COLLEGE .............. H 7:30 Knights showcased a new and improved image in their debut under new head coach 31 UNIVERSITY of FINDLAY ....... H 7:00 George Roll this past Saturday at Cheel Arena. November 1 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY .. H 7:00 Clarkson, under Roll, associate coach Greg Drechsel and assistant coach Jean- 7 * RENSSELAER ............................ H 7:00 Francois Houle, displayed a fast-pace attack, a stingy defensive effort and ex- 8 * UNION COLLEGE .................... H 7:00 celled in specialty teams to defeat the University of Toronto 4-1. The Knights outshot 14 * CORNELL UNIVERSITY ............ H 7:00 15 * COLGATE UNIVERSITY ............ H 7:00 the Varsity Blues 35-16 and dominated on the power play, going 3-of-7 with the man- 22 * ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY .. H 7:00 advantage, while holding Toronto to one goal in seven chances. 28 * Brown University .................................... A 7:00 29 * Harvard University ................................. A 7:00 After its weekend series at Bemidji State, Clarkson will have ample opportunity December to enjoy some home-ice success as it opens a nine-game home stand at Cheel Arena 5 UNIV. of NEW HAMPSHIRE .. H 7:00 6 UNIV. of MASS LOWELL ........ H 7:00 by hosting defending WCHA champion, Colorado College in a two-game series on Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Pot at October 24-25. Non-league games against the University of Findlay, of the CHA, Dunkin’ Donuts Center, Providence, Rhode Island and Sacred Heart University, from Atlantic Hockey, on October 31 and November 1 27 Harvard vs St. Cloud State ...................... 5:00 CLARKSON vs Providence ...................... 8:00 precede the Green and Gold’s introduction to this season’s Eastern College Ath- 28 Consolation Game ..................................... 5:00 letic Conference (ECAC) action with the November 7 game against Rensselaer. The Championship Game .................................. 8:00 January Knights are predicted to finish fifth in the preseason ECAC Coaches’ Poll. 2 MERCYHURST COLLEGE ................ H 7:00 Fifteen lettermen and 10 newcomers, led by senior co-captains Tristan Lush (North 3 MERCYHURST COLLEGE ............. H 7:00 9 * Yale University .......................................... A 7:00 Andover, MA) and Rob McFeeters (Woodville, ONT), make-up the first Clarkson 10 * Princeton University .................................. A 7:00 team guided by Roll. A traditional power in Division I, Clarkson is just one of 11 16 * Dartmouth College ..................................... A 7:00 teams at the Division I level to boast over 1,000 wins. The Knights own a .655 17 * University of Vermont ................................ A 7:00 24 * St. Lawrence University ............................. A 7:00 winning percentage on a 1,186-603-91 all-time record since 1920. Last season, 30 * PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ........... H 7:00 Clarkson posted a 12-20-3 overall record, its first losing season since the 1974-75 31 * YALE UNIVERSITY...................... H 7:00 February campaign. 6 * Union College ............................................ A 7:00 7 * Rensselaer .................................................. A 7:00 13 * UNIVERSITY of VERMONT ......... H 7:00 The preseason favorite to win the College Hockey America (CHA) title, the Beavers 14 * DARTMOUTH COLLEGE .............. H 7:00 of Bemidji State will prove to be a formidable foe for the Golden Knights in the 20 * HARVARD UNIVERSITY............... H 7:00 official season-openers for both teams this weekend at John S. Glas Fieldhouse. 21 * BROWN UNIVERSITY.................. H 7:00 27 * Colgate University ..................................... A 7:00 BSU, which made the jump to Division I in 1999 after dominating at the Division II 28 * Cornell University ...................................... A 7:00 level, has steadily developed into a solid program under third-year head coach Tom March 5-7 ECAC Playoffs First Round - Best of Three Game Series Serratore. The Beavers improved from 12-18-5 in 2001-02 to 14-14-8 last year and (Teams 5-12 at campus sites of highest four seeds) finished tied for third in the CHA. Fifteen letterwinners return, including nine se- 12-14 ECAC Quarterfinals - Best of Three Game Series (Winners of First Round at campus sites of top four seed) niors led by All-America candidate, goaltender Grady Hunt. BSU also played an 19-20 43rd ECAC Championship Tournament exhibition game over the weekend, easily handling Concordia in a 7-1 win at home. at Pepsi Center, Albany, New York The Beavers dominated all facets of the game, outshooting Concordia 50-17, con- 26-27 NCAA Northeast Regional at Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, New Hampshire verting on two of six power-play chances and holding the Stingers scoreless on six 26-27 NCAA West Regional tries with the man advantage. at World Arena, Colorado Springs, Colorado 27-28 NCAA East Regional THE SERIES: at Pepsi Arena, Albany, New York 27-28 NCAA Midwest Regional This weekend marks Clarkson’s first trip to Bemidji State. The Knights and Beavers at Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Michigan split a two-game series in Potsdam last season in the first ever meeting between the April schools. BSU won the first game, 2-1, on November 22, and Clarkson won the fol- 8 &10 57th Annual NCAA Championship Tournament at FleetCenter, Boston, Massachusetts lowing night, 5-4, at Cheel Arena. McFeeters scored two goals and one assist in the win to lead a balanced scoring effort, which saw 10 different Knights record at least * Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) one point. Jeff Genovy (Kalamazoo, MI) tallied his first collegiate goal for Clarkson’s lone goal in the 2-1 loss. www.clarksonathletics.com 2003 CLARKSON HOCKEY 2004 UNIV. TORONTO EXHIBITION G AME RECAP: Senior right wing Jean Desrochers (Dalhousie, QUE) scored two goals Exh. Game (October 11, 2003) - Att: 2,630 to lead Clarkson University to a 4-1 exhibition victory over the Univer- Cheel Arena, Potsdam, NY sity of Toronto before 2,630 fans in the Golden Knights’ season-opener Final Score: CLARKSON 4 - Univ. Toronto 1 at Cheel Arena Saturday night. Score by Periods Clarkson wasted little time showcasing a new and improved image as Toronto 0 1 0 x — 1 it jumped out to a 2-0 lead just 3:27 into the first period. CLARKSON 2 0 2 x — 4 Desrochers knocked in a rebound off freshman defenseman Nathan 1st: CU-Desrochers (Beausoleil, Lush), Beausoleil’s (Moose Creek, ONT) shot for a power-play goal at 2:18. ppg; 2:18 Sixty-nine seconds later, senior co-captain Tristan Lush picked up his CU-Lush (McFeeters), 4x4; 3:27 second point of the game as he connected off an assist from fellow co- 2nd: TOR-Smale (Trifon, Malcolm), ppg; 11:07 captain, senior Rob McFeeters while both teams were skating four 3rd: CU-Latulippe (Nickerson, Blight), ppg; :27 CU-Desrochers (Blight, McFeeters), ppg; 5:30 aside. Penalties: Clarkson 12/24, Toronto 13/26 The Knights outshot Toronto 9-5 in the second period, but it was the Power Plays: Clarkson 3-7, Toronto 0-4 Varsity Blues who made the most of their chances when Andrew Smale Svs: CU (McNulty - 60:00) 3-4-8 =15 tallied a power-play goal at 11:07 to cut Clarkson’s lead to one. TOR (Knight - 60:00) 11-9-11 =31 Clarkson regained the two-goal advantage early in the third period when junior Jay Latulippe (Saratoga Springs, NY) tipped in a shot from the blueline by freshman defenseman Matt Nickerson (Old Lyme, CT) for a power-play goal just 27 seconds into the final frame. A little over five minutes later, Desrochers made it 4-1 when he controlled a bouncing puck at the top of the crease and lifted in his second power-play goal of the night at 5:30. Junior Chris Blight (Cambridge, MA) recorded his second assist of the game on the goal. Freshman Kyle McNulty (Wakefield, RI) made a successful collegiate debut in the Clarkson goal with a 15-save effort. QUOTES FROM THE COACH: KNIGHT NOTES: “I was pleased with our effort,” stated George Roll on Seven Golden Knight newcomers were in Saturday’s line-up the Knights’ game against the University of Toronto. “I against the University of Toronto, including six freshmen … thought the first period we came out with a lot of Four rookies, Nathan Beausoleil, Matt Curley (Madrid, NY), intensity. In the second period we got into some penalty Michael Grenzy (Lockport, NY) and Matt Nickerson saw trouble and never got into the flow, and in the third considerable time on the blueline, which helped to limit Toronto period we got a goal early and kind of road that the rest to just 16 shots on goal … Freshman goaltender Kyle McNulty of the way. Overall, I was happy, having only been on posted a solid 60 minutes in his collegiate debut, recording the ice a week to really work on system play. I thought 15 saves while allowing just one power-play goal … Left maybe we were a little bit too anxious offensively with wing Mike Sullivan (Stouffville, ONT) was the lone rookie our D jumping in and against better teams we may get up front, while junior right wing Lyon Porter (Shaker Heights, caught on that. But that is something we can work on in OH), a transfer from Fairfield University, also made his first practice.
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