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Colgate 2022-23

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sshablak said:
First game in their new rink tonight ?
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First D1 Men's game. The women's club hockey team played there last Wednesday night, likely to get audio/video checked out & training for the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism students covering & working the games.
 
Carter Gylander in goal tonight.
T.J. Semptimphelter in goal for ASU.
Killed two penalties.
46 seconds to go in the period, Carter gave up rebound and ASU’s Doan scored. Great second effort.

ASU 12, Colgate 7, SOG after one.
ASU 1, Colgate 0, score after one.

ASU’s O’Riley scored five minutes into second.

5-minute penalty to ASU, which would be split nearly evenly between second and thirds. Unfortunately, near end of second, 2-minute penalty to Colgate’s Glasman.

Colgate 21, ASU 20, SOG after two.
ASU 2, Colgate 0, score after two.

Colgate 31, ASU 26, final SOG.
ASU 2, Colgate 0, final score.

Apparently a Colgate player (possibly Belpedio) took a 2-minute roughing penalty at the final buzzer. Things got chippy at the end of the second period and throughout the third period, which doesn’t bode well for tomorrow night.

Many Colgate parents in attendance tonight and some alum. Tonight and tomorrow are sold out, I believe. The joint was rockin’ at times, thanks to their student section and pep band.

Colgate didn’t play bad and were in it all game long. But it was just back to not enough offensive power. We missed some real chances when we couldn’t put the puck into partially empty nets from up close. We just couldn’t finish things off. The biggest disappointment was Levi’s hooking penalty when we had a 5-minute Power Play.
 
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iowabasedtraveler said:
The biggest disappointment was Levi’s hooking penalty when we had a 5-minute Power Play.
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In the ASU zone, no less. This peewee penalty is the program in a nutshell. There are so many disappointments, and I know exactly where they begin.

Outscored 9-3 in 3 games. Same shit, different day, different year.
 
Scoring 1.00 goals per game is not a particularly effective way to win hockey games...as TchrBill opined: same ****...I continue to watch the competitiveness of the LIU program (a 1-0 loss to RPI last night) and wonder what might've been...
 
Carter Gylander led the team on the ice for tonight’s pre-game practice.
In goal for ASU is T.J. Semptimphelter again.
Ryan McGuire with SHG (3 seconds left) about midway through the first period.

Colgate 13, ASU 10, SOG after one.
Colgate 1, ASU 0, score after one.

97 seconds left on the PowerPlay when we start the second period.

Absolutely wild.
Colgate’s Nic Belpedio scored a great goal.
Instantly, Colgate called for roughing penalty.
Seconds later, Colgate gets a second penalty.
We killed both penalties and the period ends 2-0.

Colgate 28, ASU 19, SOG after two.
Colgate 2, ASU 0, score after two.

Need to see a replay of that goal. Not shown on Jumbotron. Just wild. Colgate absolutely dominated that period. Only reason it isn’t a bigger lead is ASU goalie T.J. (and our PK team).

We did not let off the gas.
Colgate’s Nic Belpedio scores, but
challenged as offsides. Officially Offsides.

Colton Young scored a beauty from Alex Young.

Nic Belpedio scores Colgate’s fourth goal on PowerPlay.

Colgate 42, ASU 29, final SOG.
Colgate 4, ASU 0, final score.
 
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Wow!! As a team, and for its fans, Colgate needed that 4-0 shutout win!!
Carter Gylander was outstanding in goal (as was ASU’s goalie, despite four goals against).
Nic Belpedio could easily have had a Hat Trick. The Young brothers did step up tonight. The Penalty Kill special team was fantastic and Power Play special team did its job, too.
So far this season, we are 1-3 despite really being out of only one game (the second Northern Michigan game), in my opinion. I hope we can carry tonight’s momentum into next weekend at Merrimack.
 
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great game and a much needed win...congrats and keep it going...nice to score four goals (could've had more)...love a SH goal from us (and Ryan)...
 
It is interesting.
Last year, in Hamilton, we beat ASU 8-3, then lost 4-3 in OT.
This year, in Tempe, we lost 2-0, then won 4-0.
Also last year, in Hamilton, we beat Merrimack 2-1 in OT, then lost 5-3.
This coming weekend, we take on Merrimack in North Andover, Mass.
Also last year, in Burlington, we beat Vermont 5-3 then 2-1.
In two weeks, we host Vermont in Hamilton as part of Silver Puck weekend.
 
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Sol Diablo, I would think that the coaching staff and/or the team leadership have to be credited for that fact.
I thought both goaltenders had a great weekend and their respective shutouts were well-deserved.
The Mullett Arena is fantastic and the staff were super-friendly, inside and outside of it.
As I was leaving the arena last night, the ‘three stars’ were announced. I got a kick out of the fact that Colgate players were named the third and second stars in the 4-0 shutout, while an ASU player received the number one star of the game. Too much fun!
And thanks for your help on my trips last year to Oceanside and this year to the Mullett. Continued good-luck this season.
 
Thanks for the updates Iowa and I hope you enjoyed the trip out to Arizona.

I'm hoping to make it up to North Andover on Saturday and get a first-hand look at this year's team.
 
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