Senior goalie Chris Rawlings made 19 saves in Northeastern’s 3-0 win over the University of Alabama-Huntsville on Saturday night, earning his 10th career shutout and eclipsing former All-American Brad Thiessen for the most in the university’s history.
The men’s hockey team overcame a sluggish start in a rare Sunday night game to beat the University of Alabama-Huntsville for the second consecutive night, 3-1.
Senior goalie Chris Rawlings picked up his 10th shutout as a Husky, moving ahead of Brad Thiessen (2006-09) to hold the all-time shutout record for Northeastern goalies, as the men’s hockey team beat the University of Alabama-Huntsville 3-0 at Matthews Arena tonight.
The men’s hockey team dropped both games of its home-and-home series with Merrimack College last weekend, a 5-2 rout at Matthews Arena on Friday and a 4-2 decision the following night at Lawler Arena in Andover.
The men’s hockey team dropped their first home decision of the season, 5-1, to Merrimack College in the first game of the weekend’s home-and-home series tonight at Matthews Arena.
The men’s hockey team was less than a week removed from being shut out at Boston College when they walked into the Whittemore Center in Durham, N.H., to take on an undefeated University of New Hampshire team.
As the Huskies and University of New Hampshire Wildcats squared off for the second time in 24 hours, Northeastern was out for revenge from the previous night’s last minute 4-3 loss in Durham, N.H. But after 65 minutes of hockey, neither team could claim a victory as the game ended in a scoreless draw.
The Eagles brought the Huskies back down to earth Saturday night, dominating Northeastern for a full 60 minutes in a 3-0 victory and delivering their first loss of the 2012-13 season.
The coaching staff has done a remarkable job in slotting together some dangerous offensive weapons and intelligent players with great instincts. So, why is the power play still ineffective?
