UNHSince1969
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Robert Morris' netminder Eric Levine made 32 saves in the second period - all without allowing a goal. I'm thinking this could be a record?
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32 Saves in one Period?!
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MarkEagleUSA
C'mon Q!
umassfan49
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Re: 32 Saves in one Period?!
its ok, your not the only team who failed to go 5-0 tonight.
Don't remind me...
its ok, your not the only team who failed to go 5-0 tonight.
MarkEagleUSA
C'mon Q!
Re: 32 Saves in one Period?!
The only bright spot in an otherwise gloomy evening...its ok, your not the only team who failed to go 5-0 tonight.
MikeAnderson
Heavyweight Champion of My House
Re: 32 Saves in one Period?!
There is, unfortunately, no NCAA record for saves in a period. The record for most saves in a Division I game is 78 by Dick Greenlaw for RPI vs. BU on Dec. 14, 1965.
The NCAA marks the top 20 in this category, which ends at 65. Levine's 58 comes short of this mark, unfortunately.
There is, unfortunately, no NCAA record for saves in a period. The record for most saves in a Division I game is 78 by Dick Greenlaw for RPI vs. BU on Dec. 14, 1965.
The NCAA marks the top 20 in this category, which ends at 65. Levine's 58 comes short of this mark, unfortunately.