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D3 Game Updates 2012-13
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PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Out with a season-ending injury according to Coach Houle.
Out with a season-ending injury according to Coach Houle.
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Six games into her senior season and then out for the year? That really sucks for her.
Six games into her senior season and then out for the year? That really sucks for her.
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Yeah she probably will be but it still sucks to see happen.
Yeah she probably will be but it still sucks to see happen.
Bill-R-
Registered User
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SeymoreHockey
New member
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Gove's two goals leads Cardinals past Williams
BY RICKY ST. CLAIR
Press-Republican
PLATTSBURGH — Despite a 4-1 win over Williams Wednesday and a record that remains unscathed, Plattsburgh State women’s hockey coach Kevin Houle was displeased with his team’s inconsistency.
The first-ranked Cardinals (14-0-1), who received a three-point night from senior captain Teal Gove on Wednesday, improved to 7-0-1 in nonconference play on the year.
“It’s been three games now where we haven’t played the way we’re capable of playing, and I can’t put my finger on it right now,” Houle said. “I’m not going to sit here and say ‘Well, we’ve been overlooking teams and waiting for Elmira’ because that’s just not the case.
“We’re in a little bit of a lull, and we need to come out of it. We’re just not firing on all cylinders, and there are times we’re not firing on any cylinders. It’s been a frustrating couple of games. We need to fix some things.”
Connecticut transfer Ali Vakos opened the game’s scoring for Plattsburgh at 9:39 of the first stanza. Emma Rutherford threw a centering pass from the near-side boards to Vakos, who tipped the puck into the back of the net. The goal was Vakos’ second as a member of the Cardinals.
Then, with 13:22 gone in the middle period, Andrea Ziesmann fired a shot from the blue line that redirected off the blade of Gove’s stick in front, extending the differential to two.
However, a penalty-ridden third period saw Plattsburgh commit multiple turnovers in its own end before surrendering a power-play goal to Ephs forward Michaela Levine at 8:14.
With No. 3 Elmira coming to town for a pair of weekend games and ECAC West supremacy on the line, Houle said his team needs to be more disciplined with the puck and create better scoring opportunities.
“We’ve been turning the puck over more in the last three games than we’ve done all year,” Houle said. “Not to discredit Williams, but I thought the chances they got, we gave to them. A top team like Elmira’s going to take advantage of those opportunities.
“Teams are packing it in on us and we’re not getting to the front of the net, and we’re not getting quality shots from the point. Everything’s being redirected to the corners, and we’re not getting great chances. We’re not creating opportunities for ourselves.”
Shannon Stewart solidified the win by netting a power-play goal with 2:17 remaining in regulation, her sixth marker in the last three games.
Sydney Aveson recorded her 1th victory of the season, fending off 21-of-22 shots faced. Williams goaltender Chloe Billadeau was tagged with the loss, recording 23 saves.
The Ephs (6-7) concluded the night 1-for-6 on the power play, while the Cardinals were 1-for-4.
Plattsburgh now has 48 hours to rest before a monumental weekend slate of games against its conference rival beginning Saturday night at 7 p.m.
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Now...can someone tell me what an "Eph" is? Weird!
Gove's two goals leads Cardinals past Williams
BY RICKY ST. CLAIR
Press-Republican
PLATTSBURGH — Despite a 4-1 win over Williams Wednesday and a record that remains unscathed, Plattsburgh State women’s hockey coach Kevin Houle was displeased with his team’s inconsistency.
The first-ranked Cardinals (14-0-1), who received a three-point night from senior captain Teal Gove on Wednesday, improved to 7-0-1 in nonconference play on the year.
“It’s been three games now where we haven’t played the way we’re capable of playing, and I can’t put my finger on it right now,” Houle said. “I’m not going to sit here and say ‘Well, we’ve been overlooking teams and waiting for Elmira’ because that’s just not the case.
“We’re in a little bit of a lull, and we need to come out of it. We’re just not firing on all cylinders, and there are times we’re not firing on any cylinders. It’s been a frustrating couple of games. We need to fix some things.”
Connecticut transfer Ali Vakos opened the game’s scoring for Plattsburgh at 9:39 of the first stanza. Emma Rutherford threw a centering pass from the near-side boards to Vakos, who tipped the puck into the back of the net. The goal was Vakos’ second as a member of the Cardinals.
Then, with 13:22 gone in the middle period, Andrea Ziesmann fired a shot from the blue line that redirected off the blade of Gove’s stick in front, extending the differential to two.
However, a penalty-ridden third period saw Plattsburgh commit multiple turnovers in its own end before surrendering a power-play goal to Ephs forward Michaela Levine at 8:14.
With No. 3 Elmira coming to town for a pair of weekend games and ECAC West supremacy on the line, Houle said his team needs to be more disciplined with the puck and create better scoring opportunities.
“We’ve been turning the puck over more in the last three games than we’ve done all year,” Houle said. “Not to discredit Williams, but I thought the chances they got, we gave to them. A top team like Elmira’s going to take advantage of those opportunities.
“Teams are packing it in on us and we’re not getting to the front of the net, and we’re not getting quality shots from the point. Everything’s being redirected to the corners, and we’re not getting great chances. We’re not creating opportunities for ourselves.”
Shannon Stewart solidified the win by netting a power-play goal with 2:17 remaining in regulation, her sixth marker in the last three games.
Sydney Aveson recorded her 1th victory of the season, fending off 21-of-22 shots faced. Williams goaltender Chloe Billadeau was tagged with the loss, recording 23 saves.
The Ephs (6-7) concluded the night 1-for-6 on the power play, while the Cardinals were 1-for-4.
Plattsburgh now has 48 hours to rest before a monumental weekend slate of games against its conference rival beginning Saturday night at 7 p.m.
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Now...can someone tell me what an "Eph" is? Weird!
Derek Dunning
Women's Division III Correspondent
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Battle of the Birds highlights major top 10 weekend:
http://www.uscho.com/2013/01/17/battle-of-the-birds-highlights-major-weekend-for-top-10/
I've never seen a weekend quite like what we're about to see this weekend with the current top 2 teams in four out of the five conference standings playing each other.
Should be an awesome weekend of hockey!
Battle of the Birds highlights major top 10 weekend:
http://www.uscho.com/2013/01/17/battle-of-the-birds-highlights-major-weekend-for-top-10/
I've never seen a weekend quite like what we're about to see this weekend with the current top 2 teams in four out of the five conference standings playing each other.
Should be an awesome weekend of hockey!
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
It's kind of ironic to see Ashton Hogan returning to Plattsburgh as her new team's leading goal scorer (and currently most ECAC West-play goals-but with three more played than Plattsburgh). But she's not the first. Mackenzie Lee went from scoring only 12 points in 2 seasons in the Burgh to leading Oswego in points her two seasons there, but even her numbers don't seem to be what Hogan is projecting if she keeps up this pace.
It happens over with the men too. Ian DeLong went from being shown the bench the first half of his sophomore season with Plattsburgh to transferring to Curry where the next season would see him score enough points that he would have been Plattsburgh's point leader had he put those numbers up there.
When you're one of those teams that recruits a lot of good talent year after year good players sometimes get lost in the shuffle and don't get to display what they're capable of. It's something they have to decide is worth it if they want to go to a school that's a powerhouse.
It's kind of ironic to see Ashton Hogan returning to Plattsburgh as her new team's leading goal scorer (and currently most ECAC West-play goals-but with three more played than Plattsburgh). But she's not the first. Mackenzie Lee went from scoring only 12 points in 2 seasons in the Burgh to leading Oswego in points her two seasons there, but even her numbers don't seem to be what Hogan is projecting if she keeps up this pace.
It happens over with the men too. Ian DeLong went from being shown the bench the first half of his sophomore season with Plattsburgh to transferring to Curry where the next season would see him score enough points that he would have been Plattsburgh's point leader had he put those numbers up there.
When you're one of those teams that recruits a lot of good talent year after year good players sometimes get lost in the shuffle and don't get to display what they're capable of. It's something they have to decide is worth it if they want to go to a school that's a powerhouse.
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
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^highlights from last night's Amherst/Norwich game at Kreitzberg Arena compiled by Norwich Sports Information. (Video courtesy of NSN)
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^highlights from last night's Amherst/Norwich game at Kreitzberg Arena compiled by Norwich Sports Information. (Video courtesy of NSN)
polarbear2
Veteran
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
FINAL:
Bowdoin. 3
Midd 0
FINAL:
Bowdoin. 3
Midd 0
pete99race
Rocking 'The Stone'
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
SNC 7, Finlandia 2, about five minutes into third period.
Ostergaard with the hat trick.
SNC 7, Finlandia 2, about five minutes into third period.
Ostergaard with the hat trick.
gojackets
New member
mnhockeybuff
New member
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
I was able to catch this series yesterday. Glad to see Scholastica playing better today.
Did anyone see the Marian-CUW game yesterday? From the score it looked like a close game but there was a pretty huge difference in shots on net.
Looks like it was a brutal weekend at Finlandia. Having one goalie just seems to add to their short-bench issues. It's pretty impressive they were
able to manage 2 goals today off of 9 shots.
I was able to catch this series yesterday. Glad to see Scholastica playing better today.
Did anyone see the Marian-CUW game yesterday? From the score it looked like a close game but there was a pretty huge difference in shots on net.
Looks like it was a brutal weekend at Finlandia. Having one goalie just seems to add to their short-bench issues. It's pretty impressive they were
able to manage 2 goals today off of 9 shots.
SeymoreHockey
New member
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Any Plattsburg/Elmira updates???
Any Plattsburg/Elmira updates???
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Today's game should be on wiry.com. Great game yesterday. I though the difference between the two teams tonight was goaltending. Plattsburgh's goaltending was much better than Elmira's....
Today's game should be on wiry.com. Great game yesterday. I though the difference between the two teams tonight was goaltending. Plattsburgh's goaltending was much better than Elmira's....