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ECAC Hockey League CLARKSON UNIVERSITY G OLDEN KNIGHTS Hockey Newsletter November 14, 2006 2006-07 KNIGHTS TRAVEL to MINNESOTA for SCHEDULE WEEKEND SERIES AGAINST ST. CLOUD ST. October ne week after posting its first ECAC Hockey League weekend sweep on the road in 6 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY H W 7-3 Oover four years, the Clarkson University Hockey team returned to Cheel Arena where 7 ROCHESTER INST. of TECH. H W 4-2 13 Providence College A W 6-1 the Golden Knights saw their early season momentum come to an abrupt halt with a pair of 14 UMass A T 3-3ot close losses in league play. On Friday, Quinnipiac jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead in the 20 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE H L 5-1 21 LAKE SUPERIOR STATE H W 7-1 opening two minutes en route to a 6-4 victory and on Saturday Princeton grabbed the early 28 USA NDTP UNDER-18 (exh) H L 6-2 lead and held off the Green and Gold down the stretch to post its first win of the year with a November 3 * Harvard University A W 5-2 3-2 triumph, only its second win ever at Cheel Arena. 4 * Dartmouth College A W 6-3 The Knights, who have already equaled their win total on the road from last season (3), 10 * QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY H L 6-4 11 * PRINCETON UNIVERSITY H L 3-2 have already lost more home games (3) they did for all of the 2005-06 campaign in Potsdam (2). 17 St. Cloud State A 7pm Guided by fourth-year head coach George Roll, associate coach Greg Drechsel and 18 St. Cloud State A 7pm 24 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY H 7pm assistant coach Jean-Francois Houle, Clarkson owns a 6-3-1 overall record and is in fifth 25 MIAMI UNIVERSITY H 7pm place in the ECACHL with a 2-2 league mark. Clarkson is playing .500 hockey at home with a December 1 * Yale University A 7 pm 3-3 mark, but is undefeated on the road with a 3-0-1 slate. 2 * Brown University A 7 pm 5 * ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY H 7pm The Golden Knights will break from conference action with four consecutive non-league Badger Showdown at Univ. of Wisconsin games, including three games against teams ranked among the top 20 in the country. Clarkson Madison, Wisconsin (CST) 29 CLARKSON vs Wisconsin N 4 pm travels out to the Midwest this weekend for a two-game series against WCHA power, 15th/ Lake Superior St. vs Providence N 7 pm 17th-ranked St. Cloud State at the National Hockey Center in Minnesota. The Knights are 30 Clarkson vs Lake St./Providence N 5 pm Wisconsin vs Lake St./Providence N 8 pm back home the weekend following Thanksgiving when they host CCHA foes Bowling Green January and 5th/6th-ranked Miami University. 6 McGILL UNIVERSITY (exh.) H 7pm 12 * COLGATE UNIVERSITY H 2pm Clarkson, led by junior captain Nick Dodge (Oakville, ONT) and senior assistant captain 13 * CORNELL UNIVERSITY H 7pm Matt Curley (Madrid, NY), is ranked 18th in the USCHO.com poll. A veteran team with 21 19 * Rensselaer A 7pm 20 * Union College A 7pm lettermen on the roster, including nine NHL Draft choices, the Knights feature one of the 23 * St. Lawrence University A 7pm most exciting offenses in the NCAA, averaging 4.50 goals per game. Clarkson is receiving a 26 * DARTMOUTH COLLEGE H 7pm 27 * HARVARD UNIVERSITY H 7pm balanced effort with 15 players recording at least one goal through the first 10 games. Six Feburary different players accounted for Clarkson’s six goals over the weekend. 2 * Cornell University A 7pm 3 * Colgate University A 7pm The Knights’ top scorer, junior center Steve Zalewski (New Hartford, NY), leads the way 9 * BROWN UNIVERSITY H 7pm with 15 points, including nine goals. Right wing Matt Beca (Mississauga, ONT), the leading 10 * YALE UNIVERSITY H 7pm 16 * UNION COLLEGE H 7pm rookie scorer in the nation, averaging 1.40 points per games, is Clarkson’s top playmaker with 17 * RENSSELAER H 7pm 10 assists to go along with four goals. Rounding out the Green and Gold’s top line, junior left 23 * Princeton University A 7pm 24 * Quinnipiac University A 7:30pm wing Shawn Weller (South Glens Falls, NY) has 11 points on four goals and seven assists. March 2-4 ECACHL Playoffs 1st Round - at Campus Sites 9-11 ECACHL Quarterfinals - at Campus Sites After playing eight straight league games in the highly competitive Western Collegiate 16-17 46th Annual ECACHL Championship Tr. Hockey Association (WCHA) to open the 2006-07 campaign, St. Cloud State will see how it Times Union Center Albany, New York 23-24 NCAA East Regional fares outside its conference with this weekend’s set against Clarkson. Guided by second- Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, New York NCAA Midwest Regional year head coach Bob Motzko, the WCHA’s co-Coach of the Year last season, the Huskies Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, Michigan own a 2-3-3 record. St. Cloud skated to two ties (5-5, 3-3) in a home-and-home series against 24-25 NCAA Northeast Regional Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester, New Hampshire Minnesota this past weekend to see its winless stretch reach five games (0-2-3). NCAA West Regional St. Cloud, with nine freshmen and three sophomores in the lineup, is looking to im- Pepsi Center, Denver, Colorado April prove upon its 22-16-4 record from last year when it advanced all the way the WCHA’s 5& 7 60th Annual NCAA Frozen Four Final Five Championship game. The Huskies feature one of the best goaltenders in the Savvis Center, St. Louis, Missouri country in 2006 first-team WCHA All-Star, senior Bobby Goepfert. Freshman Ryan Lasch * ECAC Hockey League is right behind Clarkson’s Beca for the NCAA lead in scoring among rookies, averaging 1.38 points per game. www.clarksonathletics.com 2006 CLARKSON HOCKEY 2007 THE SERIES: The brief series between Clarkson and St. Cloud is tied at 2-2 with the Huskies claiming victory in the past two encounters. In their last meeting, St. Cloud defeated the Knights 5-1 in the opening round of the Icebreaker Invitational held in Orono, ME on October 12, 2001. Clarkson won the first game in the series, knocking off the Huskies 5-4 in Potsdam on October 24, 1987. The Knights also split a weekend series in St. Cloud on November 4-5, 1998, winning the first game 5-2 before losing the second game 6-2. QUINNIPIAC/PRINCETON WEEKEND RECAP: Quinnipiac jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead to start the game, relied upon Game #9 (November 10, 2006) - Att: 2,602 strong goaltending in the second period and held off a late charge by the Cheel Arena, Potsdam, NY Golden Knights in the final minutes to hand Clarkson a 6-4 loss in Final Score: Quinnipiac 6 - Clarkson 4 ECACHL action before 2,602 fans at Cheel Arena on Friday night. Score by Periods Quinnipiac opened the game with a flurry, taking a 2-0 lead just over two Quinnipiac 2 2 2 x — 6 minutes in with a pair of goals 30 seconds apart. The Bobcats put intense CLARKSON 1 1 2 x — 4 pressure on the Knights right from the opening faceoff and connected for the first goal at 1:39 when Dan Henningson finished off a rush in front for 1st: QU-Henningson-1 (Leitch, Bates); 1:39 QU-Marshall-6 (Lampe, Holt); 2:09 his first goal of the year. At 2:09, Quinnipiac struck again with David CU-Cayer-6 (Beca, Zalewski), ppg; 7:20 Marshall netting his sixth goal of the season. 2nd: QU-Leitch-3 (Bates, Henningson), ppg; Clarkson fought its way back at 7:20 when junior David Cayer 1:50 (Longueuil, QUE) finished off a perfect centering pass from Matt Beca for CU-Guthrie-2 (Marks, D'Alvise); 2:17 QU-Marshall-7 (Henningson); 15:57 his team-high fifth power-play marker of the year. The Knights’ leading 3rd: CU-Zalewski-9 (Guthrie, Beca), ppg; 1:15 scorer, Steve Zalewski started the play. The Knights kept themselves in it QU-Leitch-4, Penalty Shot; 10:11 late in the first by killing off seven straight minutes in penalties, including a CU-Curley-2 (Weller), shg; 14:29 five minute major. Penalty trouble early in the second period cost Clarkson QU- Wong-7 (Bates), eng; 19:48 Penalties: Clarkson 13/67, Quinnipiac 5/10 when Bryan Leitch nudged a shot just over the goal line for a power-play Power Plays: Clarkson 2-5, Quinnipiac 1-8 goal at 1:50 to give Quinnipiac a 3-1 lead. Clarkson came right back, Svs: CU (Leggio - 59:08) 17-4-7 =28 however, 37 seconds later as sophomore Shea Guthrie (Carleton Place, QU (Fisher - 60:00) 4-12-2 =18 ONT) tipped in a centering pass from freshman Tim Marks (Brownville, NY) to once again make it a one-goal game. Sophomore Chris D’Alvise Game #10 (November 11, 2006) - Att: 2,503 Cheel Arena, Potsdam, NY (Mississauga, ONT) also assisted. The Bobcats went back on top by two Final Score: Princeton 3 - Clarkson 2 goals with Marshall’s second goal of the game at 15:57. Zalewski opened the third, connecting on the power play off assists Score by Periods Princeton 1 2 0 x — 3 from Guthrie and Beca for his team-high 9th goal of the season at 1:15 to CLARKSON 0 1 1 x — 2 pull the Knights to within one at 4-3.
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