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SALVE REGINA UNIVERSITY SEAHAWKS
Posted: Dec 04, 2016

Seahawks pull away from Wildcats in third

Seahawks pull away from Wildcats in third
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Scoring Summary
2nd - 15:43 - Evan Schultz (Salve Regina)
3rd - 03:17 - Connor Bates (Johnson & Wales (RI))
3rd - 05:23 - Pat Thompson (Salve Regina)
3rd - 08:03 - SH - Joseph Yeadon (Salve Regina)
3rd - 10:26 - Brandon Yee (Salve Regina)
3rd - 13:05 - Tommy Evangelista (Salve Regina)
3rd - 13:43 - Colin Clapton (Salve Regina)
Game Leaders
Salve Regina
G: 6 Players (#3, #6, #7, #20, #23, #96) - 1
A: Jack Billings - 3
Sh: Evan Schultz - 5
Sv: Blake Wojtala - 23
Johnson & Wales (RI)
G: Connor Bates - 1
A: Fran Mackin - 1
Sh: Fran Mackin - 4
Sv: Joey Ballmer - 29
Team Stats
Full stats
PAWTUCKET, R.I.- A strong third period showed why Salve Regina is the top men's ice hockey team in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. After Johnson & Wales tied the game, the Seahawks scored five unanswered goals in the 6-1 victory on Saturday.

Records:
Salve Regina: 7-2-1, 6-1-1 CCC
Johnson & Wales: 3-7-2, 1-6-1 CCC
 
Goalkeepers:
SRU: Blake Wojtala: 23 saves, 1 goal
JWU: Joey Ballmer: 29 saves, 5 goals
 
JWU Statistical Leaders:
Patrick Thompson (SRU): 1 goal, 1 assist
Jack Billings (SRU): 2 assists
Connor Bates (JWU): 1 goal

Of Note:
Salve Regina got the scoring started with the first goal in the second period. Jonathan Felteau got a pass to Evan Schultz who came across the goal and scored on a backhand at the 15:43 mark.

Johnson & Wales momentarily evened the game in the third period. Center Connor Bates (Laconia, NH) put back the rebound of Fran Mackin's (Philadelphia, Pa.) shot just 3:17 into the period. It was the fourth goal of the season for Bates.

Sixty-six seconds later, the Seahawks got the lead back for good. Pat Thompson took a pass from Nick Cyr and scored from the point on a slap shot. The Seahawks poured it on with four more goals in the final period, including a short-handed score.

Salve Regina had a decided 36-24 advantage in shots. Neither team was effective on the power play with JWU going 0-of-3 and SRU going 0-for-2.

Up Next:
The Wildcats travel to Division II Stonehill for their next game on December 12 at 7 p.m.