The National Collegiate Roller Hockey Association national championship tournaments continued Thursday with the second day of play for divisions I, II and III. Here are recaps of games that have finished so far:
DIVISION I
HENRY FORD 8, FARMINGDALE 1: Two goals each from Spencer Morrison, Dustin Foran and Dylan Pattenaude helped propel the Hawks past the Rams. Morrison also added three assists, Foran delivered two and Pattenaude notched a helper as well. Calob Barnes and Giuseppe Cracchiolo tallied the other goals.
Matthew Muccio-Schrimpe scored for Farmingdale, with goalie Justin DeSaro (22 saves) providing the assist.
GRAND CANYON 5, BETHEL 2: Ruben Gonzalez scored a goal and assisted on two others for the Lopes. Aydin Schwetz, Brydon Frisk, Brock Lefever and Nick Ettelbrick also scored for Grand Canyon.
Ryan Ro and Andrew Ether scored in the second period as the Wildcats cut the Lopes’ lead to 3-2.
ROWAN 2, ARIZONA STATE 1: Brian Cutler’s goal in the final minute of the third period lifted the Profs over the Sun Devils.
Evan Knoll scored for Rowan in the first, and Joshua Musty evened the score early in the third period.
LINDENWOOD 13, FARMINGDALE 0: Jack Wedoski scored five times in the Lions’ shutout victory.
Connor Bradley contributed two goals and an assist, Christian Acosta Also had two goals, and Jackson Wozniak scored once and set up two goals.
BETHEL 5, ROWAN 4: The Wildcats scored five unanswered goals to overcome a 3-0 deficit. Ryan Ryan Ro and Andrew Ether each netted a pair of goals in the win.
Jack Smalley tallied the Profs’ first two goals and Dylan Koski scored the other two.
GRAND CANYON 11, HENRY FORD 0: Nick Ettelbrick tallied four goals and two assists and Ruben Gonzalez had two goals and four assists for the Lopes.
Aydin Schwetz and Warren Jelinek also scored twice, while goalies Ryan Meltzer and Maxim Currie combined to stop 11 shots.
LINDENWOOD 12, ARIZONA STATE 0: The Lions notched their second shutout of the day.
Jackson Wozniak led the way with five goals and an assist. Clayton Liefeld contributed two goals and three assists, while Parker Winkelmann scored twice and Connor Bradley set up six goals. Goalie Chase Christopher stopped 13 shots.
DIVISION II
BOSTON U. 3, CAL POLY 1: Justin Davids delivered a goal and an assist in the win for the Terriers. Martin Uribe and Ryan Flynn also scored, and Jack Perry made 24 saves.
Rohin Young scored the lone goal for the Mustangs.
ROBERT MORRIS 5, ENDICOTT 1: Matthew Purdue produced three points for a balanced Colonials offense. Purdue scored one goal and assisted on two others, and Giovanni Palombo also dished out two assists. Benjamin Korol, Jarrett Tomazich, Alejandro Apud De La Fuente and Tanner Foley all scored for Robert Morris, which got out to a 4-0 lead.
George Gatzoulis lit the lamp for the Gulls.
CSU FULLERTON 4, NORTHEASTERN 1: Ezra Gale scored twice and assisted on another goal in the Titans’ win over the Huskies. Caden Dance notched a goal and an assist and Kelley Murphy also scored for California State-Fullerton.
Andrew Sadati scored on the power play to give Northeastern a 1-0 after one period.
SLIPPERY ROCK 3, MICHIGAN STATE 2, OT: Evan Barnhart picked up his second point of the contest with the game-winning goal in overtime for the Pride. Barnhart also assisted on Cade Wheeler’s second-period goal that put Slippery Rock up 2-0. Tyler Lesack opened the scoring.
Blake Crimmins scored the first Michigan State goal, then assisted on a power-play goal by Shane Stoitsiadis that tied the game in the third.
ARIZONA 7, NEUMANN 3: Theoren Hannah had a hat trick as the Wildcats rolled past the Knights. Dylan Smith supplied a goal and three assists, Kevin Bird compiled a goal and two assists and Hudson Fox finished with a goal and an assist each. Michael Penna provided the other marker for Arizona.
Nicholas Pullano, Anthony Putter and Bailey Guetens all lit the lamp for Neumann.
CAL POLY 3, QUINNIPIAC 2, SO: Joe Shields converted in the shootout to send the Mustangs past the Bobcats. Ethan Vernik and Ryan Fehrenbach scored in the second period to bring Cal Poly back from a 2-0 deficit.
Nicholas Dimitrakiou assisted on Christopher Kosakowski’s opening goal for Quinnipiac, then scored his own to make it a two-goal lead after one period.
UMASS 9, CORTLAND 4: Noah Sargent dished out three first-period assists, then added goals of his own in the second and third periods to power the Minutemen to a win. Brennan McAuley mustered two goals and two assists, Austin Kelly compiled a goal and two assists, and Liam Spratt, Owen Gallagher, Owen Connolly and Tim Fitzpatrick each contributed a goal.
John Hoisik had a goal and two assists for the Red Dragons, who also received scoring efforts from Logan Kowalski, Sean Smith and Michael Rovinsky.
BOSTON 2, ENDICOTT 1: The Terriers’ two first-period goals held up in their win over the Gulls.
Boston’s Benjamin Olson scored 2:52 into the game and Martin Uribe added a goal less than two minutes later. Goalie Jack Perry stopped 18 of the 19 shots he faced. Justin Stergos scored Endicott’s only goal.
ROBERT MORRIS 7, QUINNIPIAC 5: The Colonials broke a 4-4 tie with three third-period goals, the first two by Giovanni Palombo, to beat the Bobcats.
Palombo finished with three goals, while Ethan Morgan added two. Nicholas Dimitrakiou and Vinson Guigliano each scored twice for Quinnipiac.
DIVISION III
TAMPA 7, MONTCLAIR STATE 3: Kellen Sargolini and Derrick Watson tallied two goals apiece, and Nicholas Tartagalia scored once and had four assists for the Spartans.
Jacob Liebross and Braden Ryan each scored a goal for the Red Hawks.
PENN STATE 7, COLORADO STATE 0: Nittany Lions goalie Sam Robinson stopped all 21 shots he faced in a shutout win over the Rams.
Jonathan Lust and Justin Becker netted two goals apiece for Penn State.
YESHIVA 8, KENNESAW STATE 1: Yonah Suissa scored once in the first period and twice in the second as the Maccabees racked up a 7-0 lead over the Owls.
Ariel Greenberg, Eitan Levy, Sol Feder, Jonathan Savitsky and Benji Froom also scored for Yeshivan. Kennesaw State’s lone goal was scored by Christian Sousa.
MARYVILLE 4, RHODE ISLAND 3: Danny Waters led the Saints to victory with a three-goal performance.
John Klein added a goal and an assist for Maryville. Charlie Clements, Griffin Geist and Eli Bloom scored the Rams’ goals.
OSWEGO 5, CAL POLY POMONA 1: The Lakers scored four third-period goals to break a 1-1 tie and break away from the Broncos.
Nicholas Finger scored two of the goals, Patrick Allen had one and Andrew Mihalick scored the other. Oswego’s Michael Kirschbaum tied the game at 1-1 shortly after the Cal Poly Pomona’s Peter Lupercio netted the game’s first goal midway through the second.
UC SANTA BARBARA 4, VERMONT 2: Brad Price gave the Gauchos a 1-0 lead in the first period, then scored twice in the second to put them up 3-2. Price also had an assist. Elvin Kim netted Santa Barbara’s other goal.
John McCormick and Gavin Smith scored for the Catamounts.
FLORIDA 6, ILLINOIS STATE 1: The Gators seized control early on two-first period goals by Ryan Maziarka followed by two in the first from Bohdi Duncan.
Braden Follenius logged three assists and Phillip Vanderlaat and Benjamin Schwartz also scored for Florida. Mason Eyrich had the Redbirds’ lone goal.
HOFSTRA 6, COLORADO 3: Britt Bischoff scored two goals and assisted on two others to pace the Pride past the Buffaloes.
Collin Ewald also scored for Hofstra, while Matthew Materazo contributed a goal and two assists to the victory. Nick Murphy, Dev Patel and Gregory Reilly had goals for Colorado.
RIT 5, TEMPLE 3: Four second-period goals propelled the Tigers to victory over the Owls.
Clayton Acheson led Rochester Institute of Technology with two goals and assist, while Pat Gullege finished with a goal and two helpers. Temple’s Brandon Ralston scored two goals and made 21 saves.
YESHIVA 8, CAL POLY POMONA 4: Sol Feder and Zachary Levy each scored three goals for the Maccabees.
Feder also assisted on three goals, while Benji Froom tallied one goal and two assists. Ronald Espino led the Broncos with two goals.
OSWEGO 4, KENNESAW STATE 0: Lakers goalie Mattingly Siegel made 27 saves and notched a shutout win over the Owls.
Patrick Allen paced Oswego’s offense with a pair of goals. William Bowling and Kyle Debejian also scored.
TAMPA 6, MARYVILLE 2: Derrick Watson scored four goals and Ben Watson assisted on four goals for the Spartans. Nicholas Tartaglia netted Tampa’s other two goals.
Zachary Hewitt and John Klein scored for the Saints.
MONTCLAIR STATE 4, RHODE ISLAND 3, OT: Braden Ryan scored 11:04 into overtime to lift the Red Hawks past the Rams.
Ryan and Anthony Oliveri finished with two goals apiece for Montclair State. Rhode Island’s goals were scored by Christopher Gauvin, Tyler Sanborn and Eli Bloom.
UC SANTA BARBARA 8, COLORADO STATE 1: Brad Price scored four times in the third period, part of a six-goal onslaught as the Gauchos turned a 2-1 game into a rout.
Reyes LeGrande added two goals and two assists, and Karsten Lansing dished out three assists for UC Santa Barbara. Keegan Barker netted the Rams’ only goal.
SYRACUSE 4, RIT 3: Shea Scully scored twice in the first period to propel the Orange past the Tigers.
Aaron Easton and Dominic Patille each had one goal for Syracuse. Pat Gulledge pace Rochester Institute of Technology with a pair of goals and an assist.
TEMPLE 5, VERMONT 0: Justin Rhein scored twice in the Owls’ shutout win over the Catamounts. Brandon Ralston tallied a goal and two assists, and Blake Bagdon and Jayden Rothwell also scored.
Wenling Cheng stopped all 17 shots he faced to earn the shutout. Katelyn Smith made 21 saves for Vermont.
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