The win was also the 150th in Robert Morris history.
“We’ve done a great job of closing games out,” Schooley said. “We’ve got some things we need to work on, some things to improve. When you’re at the top of the standings, you’ve got a target on your back and so far, we’ve avoided getting hit with any bullets.”
During his four-year tenure at Bentley, Brett Gensler was the go-to guy on offense.
He racked up 167 points in 145 games, an average of 1.15 per contest. He was the face of the Falcons and received many accolades, given that he set the Atlantic Hockey record for career points and the school’s Division 1 record for points and goals (73).
With the extra attacker on and time winding down in the third period, Jake Walman made an athletic play at the offensive blue line and fired a puck toward the North Dakota goal that Nick Saracino tipped high past goaltender Zane McIntyre to tie the Providence College men’s hockey game at North Dakota, 2-2.
Center Dominic Zombo and defenseman Brian O’Rourke will serve as the University of Nebraska at Omaha captains for the 2014-15 season, coach Dean Blais announced Thursday.
Outgoing Powell River Kings defenceman Kyle Chatham has secured his hockey and educational future by committing to the NCAA’s Lake Superior State University for the 2014/15 season. He joins fellow teammate, Aidan Wright, who committed to the Lakers in May.
David Goodwin may not have had quite the same opportunity for development in his sport, but he got to make a trip that gave him development in a much more rewarding way.
Robert Morris agreed to a four-year contract extension Monday with men’s hockey coach Derek Schooley, a deal that runs through the 2019-2020 season.
Last season, Schooley led the Colonials to the Atlantic Hockey Association championship and the program’s first appearance in the NCAA tournament.
Alex Wideman and Chris Wideman represent some of those family bonds from the Miami hockey team. The two played together during the 2011-12 season, Chris’ senior campaign and Alex’s freshman one.
Former UMass Lowell defenseman Greg Amlong has announced via his twitter account that he is transferring to Rochester Institute of Technology. The O’Fallon, Missouri native played his first two seasons for Norm Bazin’s River Hawks where he posted one goal and 11 assists in 43 combined games.
I saw it happen in real-time when Jack Berger, the graduating captain of the Princeton University ice hockey team, strolled into Ms. Bickham’s St. Ann School kindergarten class Monday morning as the “mystery reader.”
