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D3 Game Updates 2012-13
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polarbear2
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Wasn't the winning goal scored on a PP in OT?
polarbear2
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Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
It was...and though it looked like a trip to me behind the Norwich net, calling a cross check was a stretch..
It was...and though it looked like a trip to me behind the Norwich net, calling a cross check was a stretch..
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
On the internet broadcast both at game speed and on replay it looked like a legitimate tripping call that the ref was in position to make and had to make.
On the internet broadcast both at game speed and on replay it looked like a legitimate tripping call that the ref was in position to make and had to make.
Transplanted Tiger Fan
"Let's Roll" - Todd Beamer, 9/11/01
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Elmira - 2
Bowdoin - 0
Shot clock on the scoreboard shows a 23-11 edge to Bowdoin at the second intermission.
Edit - Score update:
Elmira - 4
Bowdoin - 0
Edit:
AWESOME PK by the Soaring Eagles mid-way through the third!! Killed-off a 6-on-3 (yup, 6) for almost a full 2-min. Nicely-done, ladies.
The grapevine is good, and producing fruit! Live feed shows that, after two it is:
Elmira - 2
Bowdoin - 0
Shot clock on the scoreboard shows a 23-11 edge to Bowdoin at the second intermission.
Edit - Score update:
Elmira - 4
Bowdoin - 0
Edit:
AWESOME PK by the Soaring Eagles mid-way through the third!! Killed-off a 6-on-3 (yup, 6) for almost a full 2-min. Nicely-done, ladies.
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Transplanted Tiger Fan
"Let's Roll" - Todd Beamer, 9/11/01
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Final from Bowdoin:
Elmira - 4
Bowdoin - 0
Shots:
Elmira - 25
Bowdoin - 37
Final from Bowdoin:
Elmira - 4
Bowdoin - 0
Shots:
Elmira - 25
Bowdoin - 37
SeymoreHockey
New member
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Cardinals best St. Norbert, secure spot in final four
By COURTNEY LEWIS Press-Republican
PLATTSBURGH — Plattsburgh State was sitting on a 4-0 lead in the third period Saturday when St. Norbert found some life and was suddenly within two goals.
Plattsburgh Kevin Houle said the rally “absolutely” made him nervous.
But Emma Rutherford quickly scored an insurance goal and the Cardinals earned a 5-2 win in the NCAA Division III Women’s Ice Hockey Championship quarterfinals at Stafford Ice Arena.
“You know, really we fell asleep,” Houle said of the third period. “We had a turnover in the neutral zone, and everybody watched the kid skate in all alone. Again we had a turnover just outside our defensive blueline, and they walked in again.
“You can’t give a team a chance to hang around, especially a team like that. They’ve had those breaks and opportunities, some late-game heroics and they believe in themselves. Fortunately we were able to get that fifth goal and breathe a little easier at that point.”
Plattsburgh (26-0-2) will play Middlebury in the semifinals Friday in Superior, Wisc.
Zoe Kurth put the Green Knights (18-10-2) on the board 8:14 into the third with a low wrist shot on the rush. St. Norbert got another good chance shortly afterward but hit the post, and Plattsburgh soon took a timeout to regroup.
Then Henriette Ostergaard banged in a shot from the slot to pull the Knights within 4-2 with 3:37 left. But Emma Rutherford sealed it 45 seconds later.
The shots were even at 6-6 in the third, but Plattsburgh held a 38-15 advantage for the game. Sydney Aveson made 13 saves to pick up the victory.
The Cardinals jumped in front 3:14 into the game when Mia Favretto’s shot from the point was deflected in by Teal Gove, who was left alone in front of the net. Plattsburgh went on the power play late in the period, and Chelsea VanGlahn scored from the right side three seconds before intermission.
“I think it was very important to come out with the lead in the first period,” Houle said. “They’re a team that’s been on a great run, and the more they hang around and are in the game, they’re going to gain confidence.
“I just think they were a team that played very loose and confident. And for us to come out with a 2-0 lead was big.”
Kaley Gibson made a good stop on a Plattsburgh one-timer in the middle of the second and turned away another shot with a pad save shortly after. But with just over five minutes left, a shot hit her left pad and Gove collected the rebound and tucked it underneath Gibson for a 3-0 cushion. Then Shannon Stewart took a couple of whacks at another rebound out front, and the puck hit the crossbar and dropped in to make it 4-0.
Rutherford and Allison Era both finished with two points for Plattsburgh.
“We knew that they had a couple lines that were pretty dangerous,” St. Norbert coach Rob Morgan said. “And I think that their D are very, very poised with the puck and make great plays. They do a really good job of getting pucks to the net and scoring those dirty goals and winning the greasy areas.
“And we can learn from them. And we will. And we hope that in the future we’ll get another opportunity like this. But right now it’s going to sting for a while.”
Gibson totaled 33 saves.
The Green Knights were playing in the NCAA tournament for the first time. Before Saturday, they had won nine straight games, including a run through the NCHA playoffs as the fifth seed.
The Cardinals will make their second straight appearance in the final four and their seventh overall. They lost in the semifinals in overtime last year.
“Ever since we went last year, we’ve just been looking forward to getting back there,” Gove said. “We made sure throughout this season that we weren’t looking too far ahead; we always focused on whatever game we were playing.
“But now that it’s actually here, it’s exciting. It’s the best time of the season.”
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Cardinals best St. Norbert, secure spot in final four
By COURTNEY LEWIS Press-Republican
PLATTSBURGH — Plattsburgh State was sitting on a 4-0 lead in the third period Saturday when St. Norbert found some life and was suddenly within two goals.
Plattsburgh Kevin Houle said the rally “absolutely” made him nervous.
But Emma Rutherford quickly scored an insurance goal and the Cardinals earned a 5-2 win in the NCAA Division III Women’s Ice Hockey Championship quarterfinals at Stafford Ice Arena.
“You know, really we fell asleep,” Houle said of the third period. “We had a turnover in the neutral zone, and everybody watched the kid skate in all alone. Again we had a turnover just outside our defensive blueline, and they walked in again.
“You can’t give a team a chance to hang around, especially a team like that. They’ve had those breaks and opportunities, some late-game heroics and they believe in themselves. Fortunately we were able to get that fifth goal and breathe a little easier at that point.”
Plattsburgh (26-0-2) will play Middlebury in the semifinals Friday in Superior, Wisc.
Zoe Kurth put the Green Knights (18-10-2) on the board 8:14 into the third with a low wrist shot on the rush. St. Norbert got another good chance shortly afterward but hit the post, and Plattsburgh soon took a timeout to regroup.
Then Henriette Ostergaard banged in a shot from the slot to pull the Knights within 4-2 with 3:37 left. But Emma Rutherford sealed it 45 seconds later.
The shots were even at 6-6 in the third, but Plattsburgh held a 38-15 advantage for the game. Sydney Aveson made 13 saves to pick up the victory.
The Cardinals jumped in front 3:14 into the game when Mia Favretto’s shot from the point was deflected in by Teal Gove, who was left alone in front of the net. Plattsburgh went on the power play late in the period, and Chelsea VanGlahn scored from the right side three seconds before intermission.
“I think it was very important to come out with the lead in the first period,” Houle said. “They’re a team that’s been on a great run, and the more they hang around and are in the game, they’re going to gain confidence.
“I just think they were a team that played very loose and confident. And for us to come out with a 2-0 lead was big.”
Kaley Gibson made a good stop on a Plattsburgh one-timer in the middle of the second and turned away another shot with a pad save shortly after. But with just over five minutes left, a shot hit her left pad and Gove collected the rebound and tucked it underneath Gibson for a 3-0 cushion. Then Shannon Stewart took a couple of whacks at another rebound out front, and the puck hit the crossbar and dropped in to make it 4-0.
Rutherford and Allison Era both finished with two points for Plattsburgh.
“We knew that they had a couple lines that were pretty dangerous,” St. Norbert coach Rob Morgan said. “And I think that their D are very, very poised with the puck and make great plays. They do a really good job of getting pucks to the net and scoring those dirty goals and winning the greasy areas.
“And we can learn from them. And we will. And we hope that in the future we’ll get another opportunity like this. But right now it’s going to sting for a while.”
Gibson totaled 33 saves.
The Green Knights were playing in the NCAA tournament for the first time. Before Saturday, they had won nine straight games, including a run through the NCHA playoffs as the fifth seed.
The Cardinals will make their second straight appearance in the final four and their seventh overall. They lost in the semifinals in overtime last year.
“Ever since we went last year, we’ve just been looking forward to getting back there,” Gove said. “We made sure throughout this season that we weren’t looking too far ahead; we always focused on whatever game we were playing.
“But now that it’s actually here, it’s exciting. It’s the best time of the season.”
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Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
your western bias is showing....
and it's Plattsburgh, not Plattburh...
your western bias is showing....
and it's Plattsburgh, not Plattburh...
SeymoreHockey
New member
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Soooooo....the NC$$ has to fly THREE teams to the final four, and put them all up? Hahaha....looks good on em!! Look for ticket prices to go up in the football, basketball programs!!
Soooooo....the NC$$ has to fly THREE teams to the final four, and put them all up? Hahaha....looks good on em!! Look for ticket prices to go up in the football, basketball programs!!
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
One more meaningless Bowl Game would about cover it!
Look for ticket prices to go up in the football, basketball programs!!
One more meaningless Bowl Game would about cover it!
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Actually was called as a checking penalty. Close-up, slo mo video shows Champagne stiff-arm Greer into the boards while tying her legs up with the stick. Refs let 'em play in the 3rd and OT, ignoring many marginal class both ways (which was good) but this one was pretty blatant.....and needless. Great game that could have gone either way, although Midd seemed to gain energy late into the second that carried into the third and OT. Midd goal highlights are at link below...large file, 1080HD.
Actually was called as a checking penalty. Close-up, slo mo video shows Champagne stiff-arm Greer into the boards while tying her legs up with the stick. Refs let 'em play in the 3rd and OT, ignoring many marginal class both ways (which was good) but this one was pretty blatant.....and needless. Great game that could have gone either way, although Midd seemed to gain energy late into the second that carried into the third and OT. Midd goal highlights are at link below...large file, 1080HD.
It doesn't matter, as it was flagrant penalty that should have been called!
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Did I say it should not have been called? I responded to OneTimers post. He claimed to have seen a legitimate tripping penalty. As WillieC points out, it was a checking penalty. Let's at least try to be accurate.
Did I say it should not have been called? I responded to OneTimers post. He claimed to have seen a legitimate tripping penalty. As WillieC points out, it was a checking penalty. Let's at least try to be accurate.
Re: D3 Game Updates 2012-13
Go to http://community.middlebury.edu/~foph/windex.html for video highlights (large HD file) for goal highlights
Go to http://community.middlebury.edu/~foph/windex.html for video highlights (large HD file) for goal highlights
