BOSTON - Nine Atlantic Hockey America (AHA) programs competed on Saturday, with three programs earning sweeps in conference series.
Sacred Heart took down Niagara 4-2 to cement a sweep of the Purple Eagles on the road.
Different Pioneers scored all four goals, and Sacred Heart senior defenseman
Noah Ellis was the only skater to record a multi-point game with two (1G-1A).
After trailing 0-1 to Robert Morris at the first intermission, (RV) RIT managed to even the score in the middle frame.
The pair of programs traded goals in the third period, and the score was 2-2 by the end of the 60:00 session, sending the game to overtime.
In overtime, freshman forward
Evan Konyen only needed 32 seconds to take a win for the Tigers on home ice.
Sophomore goaltender
Jakub Krbecek made 24 saves in the home win.
A day after being shutout, Army West Point gave Mercyhurst a taste of its own medicine and blanked the Lakers 5-0 in Erie, Pa.
Three Black Knights tallied multi-point efforts, and sophomore
JJ Cataldo made 19 saves in his third shutout of the season.
(RV) Bentley senior forward
Jake Black netted two of his squad’s three goals, en route to a 3-1 sweep-clinching victory of the (Air Force) Falcons.
Bentley sophomore forward
Michael Mesic also recorded two points (1G-1A) in the win.
(RV) Holy Cross fell 2-5 to Hockey East’s Merrimack in its only contest of the week.
SCORES
SACRED HEART 4 - NIAGARA 2
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Sacred Heart Goals: Gavin Bryant, Ray Fust, Ethan Wolthers, Noah Ellis
Niagara Goals: Spencer Young, Jacob Maillet
(RV) RIT 3 - ROBERT MORRIS 2 (OT)
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RIT Goals: Austin Brimmer, Christian Catalano, Evan Konyen
Robert Morris Goals: Bruce McDonald, Michael Felsing
ARMY WEST POINT 5 - MERCYHURST 0
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Army Goals: Nils Forselius, Brent Keefer, Adam Marshall, Barron Woodring, Stephen Willey
(RV) BENTLEY 3 - AIR FORCE 1
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Bentley Goals: Michael Mesic, Jake Black (2)
Air Force Goals: Beau Janzig
MERRIMACK 5 - (RV) HOLY CROSS 2
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Merrimack Goals: Caelan Fitzpatrick, Seamus Powell, Nathan King, Justin Gill, Mark Hillier
Holy Cross Goals: Jack Seymour, Ty Gagno
ABOUT ATLANTIC HOCKEY AMERICA
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