TonyTheTiger20
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Re: 2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
Ooh ooh are we talking about the Lams again?
They're still hacks.
Ooh ooh are we talking about the Lams again?
They're still hacks.
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2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
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northhockey
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Re: 2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
Outside the top 4? whose the one with the peace pipe?
Outside the top 4? whose the one with the peace pipe?
TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
Hahaha no, of this I am dead serious. You never stop hearing about them taking dumb penalties. Also, this ( http://hockeyeastonline.com/women/boxes09.php?wbc_min1.m14 ) is, I believe, the only game I've ever personally been to where they were playing.Grant, you can't be serious!
Hacks. It wasn't just the penalties, they both just played chippy. At least, before one of them got ejected anyway. Then just one of them played chippy.
You guys should be glad to be rid of them. Lot of wasted and misdirected talent if you ask me.
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Well when the news first broke that they were transferring, it was a tough blow to be honest, kind of like a slap in the face. But upon learning of their extended family ties to UND, you understood why they decided to transfer and play "back home".
Now, it's more like a distant memory than anything else, aided in large part by the fact that we've managed to do "pretty good" without them.
Well when the news first broke that they were transferring, it was a tough blow to be honest, kind of like a slap in the face. But upon learning of their extended family ties to UND, you understood why they decided to transfer and play "back home".
Now, it's more like a distant memory than anything else, aided in large part by the fact that we've managed to do "pretty good" without them.
Re: 2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
Now through two periods, Mavericks 5, Lions 1. Nicole Germaine scored her first two goals of the season and has an assist, and Lauren Smith also has two goals along with two assists. Alyssa West has the lone goal for Lindenwood. Shots are 21-16 Minnesota State.
Now through two periods, Mavericks 5, Lions 1. Nicole Germaine scored her first two goals of the season and has an assist, and Lauren Smith also has two goals along with two assists. Alyssa West has the lone goal for Lindenwood. Shots are 21-16 Minnesota State.
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Final: Minnesota State 6, Lindenwood 0 -- Kathleen Rogan exploded for a hat trick plus an assist, all in the second period, turning a 1-0 lead after 1 into a 5-0 rout. Lauren Smith scored two goals for the second straight game and also had an assist, giving her 7 points in the series. Danielle Butters had a 29-save shutout, while Taylor Fairchild made 32 saves for the Lions.
Final: Minnesota State 6, Lindenwood 0 -- Kathleen Rogan exploded for a hat trick plus an assist, all in the second period, turning a 1-0 lead after 1 into a 5-0 rout. Lauren Smith scored two goals for the second straight game and also had an assist, giving her 7 points in the series. Danielle Butters had a 29-save shutout, while Taylor Fairchild made 32 saves for the Lions.
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In more non-conference play, UConn defeats a very short-handed Princeton squad, 5-1. The Tigers had only 15 skaters and 1 goalie (according to the box score).
Can someone tell me if Princeton had a second goaltender dressed? As mentioned, the box score only shows one, and I thought it was/is a penalty to not have a second.
Despite the lopsided score and number of players (UConn had 17 skaters and a full compliment of 3 goalies), shots on goal favored Princeton 26-23.
In more non-conference play, UConn defeats a very short-handed Princeton squad, 5-1. The Tigers had only 15 skaters and 1 goalie (according to the box score).
Can someone tell me if Princeton had a second goaltender dressed? As mentioned, the box score only shows one, and I thought it was/is a penalty to not have a second.
Despite the lopsided score and number of players (UConn had 17 skaters and a full compliment of 3 goalies), shots on goal favored Princeton 26-23.
Re: 2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
And I verified that in the rules as well...
There's more in the next rule as well.
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HockeyEast33
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Re: 2012-13 D1 Scores and Results
One of the extenuating circumstance in this case is that Kimberly Newell (Princeton's #1 goalie) is in Europe playing for the Canadian U18 team. Princeton does have 3 goalies rostered, though, so there should have been 2 at the game. But the 3rd goalie is a junior and has never played in a game, so perhaps she quit the team.
Coach Kempersal is also in Europe coaching the US U18 team, so I'm sure that contributed to today's performance (or lack thereof). As to the 15 skaters, Princeton historically has been short-handed - they just can't get a signficant number of kids in. Last season, they played many games with 13 or 14 skaters due to injuries. They only have 16 skaters on the roster this season and it includes 1 player who has missed a lot of time due to injuries, so likely the whole squad was dressed.
One of the extenuating circumstance in this case is that Kimberly Newell (Princeton's #1 goalie) is in Europe playing for the Canadian U18 team. Princeton does have 3 goalies rostered, though, so there should have been 2 at the game. But the 3rd goalie is a junior and has never played in a game, so perhaps she quit the team.
Coach Kempersal is also in Europe coaching the US U18 team, so I'm sure that contributed to today's performance (or lack thereof). As to the 15 skaters, Princeton historically has been short-handed - they just can't get a signficant number of kids in. Last season, they played many games with 13 or 14 skaters due to injuries. They only have 16 skaters on the roster this season and it includes 1 player who has missed a lot of time due to injuries, so likely the whole squad was dressed.
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FINAL: Lindenwood 5, Robert Morris 2 - Kendra Broad had two power-play goals and Alison Wickenheiser had a power-play goal and a short-handed empty-net goal as the Lions upset the Colonials. It was the Lions first road win in CHA play. Nicole Hensley made 32 saves for the win; Kristen DiCiocco made 30 saves for RMU.
FINAL: Lindenwood 5, Robert Morris 2 - Kendra Broad had two power-play goals and Alison Wickenheiser had a power-play goal and a short-handed empty-net goal as the Lions upset the Colonials. It was the Lions first road win in CHA play. Nicole Hensley made 32 saves for the win; Kristen DiCiocco made 30 saves for RMU.