Ryan Romeo makes All-USCHO Team

Just in case you needed further proof about how great Ryan Romeo was this season, he's a blueliner on the All-USCHO DIII team https://www.uscho.com/2022/03/29/d-iii-hockey-all-uscho-teams/

Yet another award for Romeo!

 Brockport hockey's Ryan Romeo will be honored with the Rich Funke Jr. College Male Award at the Rochester Press-Radio Club's Celebration of Champions at the Rochester Red Wings game at Frontier Field on June 1. Romeo was nominated for the award by Brockport's Warren Kozireski, General Manager at WBSU, 89.1 the Point. 

For ticket information visit www.pressradio.org or call the Press-Radio line at 585-734-5317. The awards presentation will be held at the "Hot Corner" venue at Frontier Field near left field. The picnic celebration will be 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. and include a picnic supper, a game ticket, and a short award presentation. The ticket price will be $30 per person.

Romeo was recently named a 2021-22 CCM Hockey/AHCH Div. II-III All-America.  Romeo, a Sid Watson Award finalist, is the first player in program-history to earn AHCA All-American First Team East honors.

Romeo is the fourth All-American selection in program history, joining James Cody (2nd Team East, 2012) and Chase Nieuwendyk (3rd Team East, 2015 | 2nd Team East, 2016).
 
Earlier this year, Romeo was named the SUNYAC Herb Hammond Player of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year. Romeo joined James Cody as the only two players in program-history to be named a finalist for the Sid Watson. Cody was named a finalist after earning SUNYAC Player of the Year honors back in 2012.
 
Romeo recently made his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection.  He is the third (two of his own) Brockport selection to the All-Conference first team dating back to 2016 when Chase Nieuwendyk was named a first team forward.  The first team selection marks the 10th time in program history that a Brockport player has been picked to the SUNYAC's top all-conference team.  He joins Nieuwendyk and Chris Luker as the program's only two-time first team selections.
 
His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 97 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists.
 
Following Brockport's season, Romeo signed a pro contract with the Trois-Rivieres Lions of the ECHL, where he recently recorded his first professional goal.
 
Brockport capped its season with a 14-11-2 overall record and an appearance in the SUNYAC Conference Tournament Semifinals.  Their appearance in the semifinals was the program's first since 2015.

Romeo's awards continue

SUNY Brockport's Ryan Romeo is the was named a 2021-22 CCM Hockey/AHCH Div. II-III All-American on Thursday afternoon.  Romeo, a Sid Watson Award finalist, is the first player in program-history to earn AHCA All-American First Team East honors. 

NCAA Division II-III men's head coaches have recognized the top 30 hockey players in their division by selecting them as CCM Hockey/AHCA All-Americans for 2021-22. It is a diverse group coming from 18 schools, 14 states and two Canadian provinces, as well as two players from outside North America. There are 19 seniors and six juniors among the 30 honorees.

Romeo is the fourth All-American selection in program history, joining James Cody (2^nd Team East, 2012) and Chase Nieuwendyk (3^rd Team East, 2015 | 2^nd Team East, 2016). 

Earlier this year, Romeo was named the SUNYAC Herb Hammond Player of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year. Romeo joined James Cody as the only two players in program-history to be named a finalist for the Sid Watson. Cody was named a finalist after earning SUNYAC Player of the Year honors back in 2012.

Romeo recently made his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection.  He is the third (two of his own) Brockport selection to the All-Conference first team dating back to 2016 when Chase Nieuwendyk was named a first team forward.  The first team selection marks the 10th time in program history that a Brockport player has been picked to the SUNYAC's top all-conference team.  He joins Nieuwendyk and Chris Luker as the program's only two-time first team selections.
 
His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 97 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists.

Following Brockport's season, Romeo signed a pro contract with the Trois-Rivieres Lions of the ECHL, where he recently recorded his first professional goal.
 
Brockport capped its season with a 14-11-2 overall record and an appearance in the SUNYAC Conference Tournament Semifinals.  Their appearance in the semifinals was the program's first since 2015. 

Romeo is a Sid Watson finalist

SUNY Brockport's Ryan Romeo is the second player in program history to be named a finalist for the Sid Watson Award given to the American Hockey Coaches Association Division III Men's Player of the Year. He is the lone defenseman in the country to be named a finalist for the prestigious award this season.

Twelve total players who have distinguished themselves on the ice this season have been named finalists for the 2022 Sid Watson Award, given annually to the best NCAA Division III men's ice hockey player in the country. Ten of the finalists are from the United States and two are from Canada. Six are seniors, five are juniors and one is a graduate student. Nine are forwards, two are goaltenders and one is a defenseman.

Earlier this year, Romeo was named the SUNYAC Herb Hammond Player of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year. Romeo joins James Cody as the only two players in program history to be named a finalist for the Sid Watson. Cody was named a finalist after earning SUNYAC Player of the Year honors back in 2012.

Romeo recently made his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection.  He is the third (two of his own) Brockport selection to the All-Conference first team dating back to 2016 when Chase Nieuwendyk was named a first team forward.  The first team selection marks the 10th time in program history that a Brockport player has been picked to the SUNYAC's top all-conference team.  He joins Nieuwendyk and Chris Luker as the program's only two-time first team selections.
 
His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 97 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists.

Following Brockport's season, Romeo signed a pro contract with the Trois-Rivieres Lions of the ECHL.

Brockport capped its season with a 14-11-2 overall record and an appearance in the SUNYAC Conference Tournament Semifinals.  Their appearance in the semifinals was the program's first since 2015.  
             
Sponsored by the American Hockey Coaches Association, the Sid Watson Award honors the memory of former Bowdoin College head coach and athletic director Sid Watson. A three-time AHCA Coach of the Year, Watson served Bowdoin for more than 30 years, winning 326 games in 24 seasons as head coach.
 
The recipient of this year's Sid Watson Award will be announced on Thursday, March 24.

Sanchez commits to Brocport

Manny Sanchez has committed to Brockport. This past season with the Boston Advantage, he had 13 goals and 26 assists in 48 games. 

 

 

 

Alumnus Pete Gallivan is a record breaker

 

Congrats to Brockport hockey alumnus Pete Gallivan on being part of a record-setting event with the 11 Day Power Play. He received his certificate this week -- it's official with Guinness!

It's more than the record, though...it's also the impact: In the 2021 event Pete and the other players raised $2.1 million for Roswell Park Cancer Center. Wow!

Awesome job, Pete!

Anastasio and Winslow commit to Brockport

The New Jersey 87’s are proud to announce that Matt Anastasio and Tobin Winslow have committed to play NCAA Division III hockey at SUNY Brockport for the 2022-2023 season. 

Anastasio is a 20-year-old forward from North Babylon, New York and Winslow is a 21-year-old defenseman from Jacksonville, Florida. Both players joined the 87’s midway through the 2021-22 season and made an immediate impact with the EHL team. Anastasio recorded 35 points (16g, 19a) in 31 games in the regular season, and Winslow notched 12 points (4g, 8a) in 24 games.  

Head coach Adam Houli spoke about Anastasio and Winslow committing to Brockport. “They’re both great young men and it’s been a pleasure to have them on our program when they got here. For both to go to coach (Brian) Dickinson and the Brockport team, they’re getting two phenomenal hockey players and two phenomenal human beings. To be honest it’s a really good match for them because coach Brian has done a great job there and he’s getting two impact players now,” he said. 

SUNY Brockport is a Division III program located in Brockport, New York. Competing in the State University of New York Athletic Conference, the Golden Eagles are led by head coach Brian Dickinson. 

Anastasio, who was the first of the duo to join the 87’s, spoke about committing to Brockport and what the accomplishment means to him.  

“It feels really good overall, honestly, I’m still kind of soaking it in. Since the first time I’ve talked to (coach) Brian, I had a good connection with him and going up to see the school and everything, it just really felt like a good fit. Gelled a little bit with some of the guys on the team and I’m real excited to head there next year,” Anastasio said. 

Winslow, who made his 87’s debut just a few games after Anastasio, also talked about the prospect of playing collegiate hockey. “It’s awesome, I’ve played hockey my whole life working to play NCAA hockey, and it’s finally there so it feels really good,” Winslow said. 

Prior to joining the 87’s, Anastasio and Winslow started the 2021-22 season with the Twin City Thunder of the NCDC and were roommates. After Anastasio joined the 87’s, Winslow said he was convinced to reunite with him in New Jersey. According to the 21-year-old defenseman, the move was worth it. 

“It’s honestly been great in each different environment,” Winslow said. “He’s just been a positive guy, fun to be around, easy to chat with and it’s been nice living with him too. I mean, sometimes he beats me in NHL 22 too much, but it happens.” 

For Anastasio, having a familiar face on the team meant even better results on the ice.  

“It’s really special, we’ve grown really close over the year, and even had some nice chemistry together, especially on the power play that we’ve been working on together throughout the season. But it’s gone really smoothly and we just became really close as players and off the ice as well,” he said. 

Shortly after joining the 87’s, Anastasio went on a 10-game point streak and helped jumpstart an offense that was struggling early in the season, turning an eight-game losing streak into a 15-game winning streak. He spoke about his time in New Jersey and how his offensive production surged with the team. “(Adam) Houli and the 87’s have really given me the opportunity to get better, I get plenty of work on the ice day in and day out. The way my line has clicked since we were put together, it’s really helped me excel overall as a player in all aspects of the game,” he said. 

Though Winslow’s offensive numbers were not as flashy as Anastasio’s, the Florida native quickly established himself as one of the top two-way defensemen on the team. He credited the coaching staff for preparing him for the collegiate level. 

“Coach Houli has been really great with me, working on the specifics of my game. A lot of things that he’s helped me with are things like staying between the dots, making sure you’re always supporting your defense partner, being behind him a lot more, working hard to get back and just these little things that have helped me so much in my growth as a hockey player,” Winslow said. 

Houli spoke about their development with the team and why they became important players for the team in the regular season and the upcoming postseason. 

“They came here, we cared about them and we knew what we could get out of them and wanted to work with them, and I think they felt that,” Houli said. “They felt confident in their game finally and they had a staff that was willing to work with them and give them every opportunity, and then you could see what they can be as a player. That’s been the fun part from our side is to continue to develop them and get them to the level that they’re going to be ready to play at Brockport next fall.” 

The 87’s would like to congratulate Matt and Tobin along with their families, as they get ready to advance their hockey careers to the Division III collegiate level. 

 

Adam Beauvais commits to Brockport

The Philadelphia Little Flyers, members of the Eastern Hockey League are proud to announce EHL Assistant Captain, Adam Beauvais’ NCAA commitment to further his education and hockey career at SUNY-Brockport. 

Beauvais, a 5’10” 170LB 2001 birth-year forward from Macomb, Michigan is in his second season with the Little Flyers EHL team. During his rookie campaign in the 2020-21 season, Beauvais joined the Little Flyers prior to the roster deadline, appearing in 15 games scoring seven goals and adding seven assists. 

“We’re all very proud of Adam and his commitment to SUNY-Brockport.  Getting Adam back after starting the season in the NAHL was a huge spark for our team.  We all know he is one of the most dangerous players in the league with the puck on his stick but his leadership this year has been what stands out to me the most” said Little Flyers Head Coach and General Manager Mark Catron.  He continued “Adam is one of those players that makes everyone around him better, his compete level has been off the charts this season and we’re going to be relying on him heavily heading into the playoffs.  SUNY-Brockport got a good hockey player and a great person in Adam Beauvais, I’m excited to see what happens over the next four years for Adam”. 

The Brockport Golden Eagles, members of the State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) are led behind the bench by Head coach Brian Dickinson who will enter his 27th season with the Golden Eagles when Beauvais arrives on campus in the Fall of 2022.

“I’m excited to announce my commitment to continue my academic and athletic career at SUNY Brockport. I’d like thank my parents and all of my siblings for always supporting and pushing me to this point in my career. I’d also like to thank my all of my former teammates and coaches for being a part of my hockey journey. I’d also like to thank the Philadelphia Little flyers organization along with Coach Catron and Anthony Lorusso for giving me this opportunity. To my teammates, thank you for being my brothers and pushing me day in and day out. Thank you to Coach Dickinson and Coach Fedele for the opportunity to be an NCAA Student Athlete at Brockport, I’m excited for the next four years as a Golden Eagle” said Beauvais after making his commitment official earlier in the week.

Beauvais started the 2021-22 season in the North American Hockey League (NAHL) with the Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks where he played eight games.  Opting to come home to the Little Flyers in the middle of October to rejoin his teammates, Beauvais has not disappointed.  In 38 regular season games, Beauvais lit the lamp 24 times and added 27 assists to finish the season with 51 points.  Four of Beauvais 24 goals were game winners including two in the final week of the regular season to clinch the South Division for the Little Flyers.  Alongside Vinny Nicosia and Connor MacDonell, the “Michigan” line as they are referred to is one of the most potent lines in the entire EHL.  Beauvais was selected as an EHL All-Star earlier in the season and recently received EHL South Division First Team Honors at the League’s yearly award show.

Romeo and Wynn ink pro deals

 

Galloway makes All-Tournament Team

The State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) announced the 2022 SUNYAC All-Tournament team on Saturday night following the conclusion of the Championship game which saw SUNY Geneseo defeat Oswego State 6-1.
 
2022 Men's Ice Hockey All-Tournament Team
 
Connor Galloway, Brockport
Ryan Dickinson, Oswego
Connor Sleeth, Oswego
Chris Perna, Geneseo
Matt Petizian, Geneseo
Dan Bosio, Geneseo (MVP)
 
Connor Galloway of SUNY Brockport was named a member of the SUNYAC All-Tournament team as the rookie from Sugar Hill, Georgia scored a total of six points in the first two rounds of the tournament. Against Plattsburgh State in the first round of the tournament, Galloway recorded a hat trick along with two assists for a total of five points in one playoff game, a program record.
 
The team would go on to defeat Plattsburgh by a thrilling overtime victory of 7-6 to advance to the semi-final game of the tournament at SUNY Geneseo against the Knights. Galloway would go on to record one assist, bringing his points total up to six in the tournament as the team would eventually fall to SUNY Geneseo by a score of 3-1 to conclude the Golden Eagles season.
 
With his six points in the tournament, Galloway combined for a season total of 31 points made up of 11 goals and 20 assists and surpassed the 30 points mark for a single season. The other two skaters on the team who also surpassed 30 or more points this season were rookie and third team All-SUNYAC selection Andrew Harley with 32 points on a team leading 15 goals and 17 assists and the SUNYAC First-Team, SUNYAC Herb Hammond and SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Year graduate student Ryan Romeo who recorded 12 goals and a team high 25 assists for 37 points. This is the first time in approximately ten or more years that three skaters for the Golden Eagles have recorded 30+ points in one season.

Ryan Romeo recognized as the best

 Brockport defender Ryan Romeo was named the 2022 SUNYAC Herb Hammond Player of the Year and the Defensive Player of the Year in a release by the conference office on Thursday.  Romeo shared the Herb Hammond award with Cortland goalie Luca Durante.   

Romeo is just the second player in program-history since the 1982-1983 season when the award was created to earn the Herb Hammond Player of the Year Award. He joins James Cody, who was named the Player of the Year following the 2011-12 season. He is the first SUNY Brockport skater to earn SUNYAC Defensive Player of the Year since the award was created in 2016.
 
Romeo recently made his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection.  He is the third (two of his own) Brockport selection to the All-Conference first team dating back to 2016 when Chase Nieuwendyk was named a first team forward.  The first team selection marks the 10th time in program history that a Brockport player has been picked to the SUNYAC's top all-conference team.  He joins Nieuwendyk and Chris Luker as the program's only two-time first team selections. 
 
His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 97 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists.

Brockport capped its season with a 14-11-2 overall record and an appearance in the SUNYAC Conference Tournament Semifinals.  Their appearance in the semifinals was the program's first since 2015.  

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Anastasio commits to Brockport

Matt Anastasio is bringing his firepower and physical play to the Golden Eagles. The forward has been incredible for the New Jersey 87s this season. In 30 games he has lit the lamp 16 times while adding 19 assists. The young man is a clutch performer: In last season's playoffs with the Long Beach Sharks he had 6 goals and 2 assists in 5 games. He'll be one to watch!

Welcome to Brockport, Matt!

 

Brockport falls to Geneseo in playoff game

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team traveled to SUNY Geneseo on Wednesday night to take on the Knights in the semifinals of the SUNYAC Ccnference Tournament. The Knights defeated the Golden Eagles by a score of 3-1 with Brockport's Corey Tam scoring the only goal for the Golden Eagles. Jacob King and Connor Galloway assisted Brockport's lone goal of the evening. 
 
1st Period
The Golden Eagles and Knights battled it out in the first with a lot of great defensive play in the period from both sides. As Nolan Egbert for Brockport and Matt Petizian of Geneseo started in net neither goaltender allowed a shot in. Egbert recorded eight saves throughout the first period while the rest of the Golden Eagles recorded a total of eight blocked shots throughout the period.
 
2nd Period
With the game tied still at 0-0 halfway through the game at the 30-minute mark, the Knights scored the first goal of the game 11:26 into the period to put Geneseo up 1-0. The Knights would go on to take a two goal lead as they scored again at 16:11 into the period to give the Knights a 2-0 lead over the Golden Eagles heading into the final period of the Game. Egbert recorded five more saves into the period with the team blocking four shots while Geneseo outshot Brockport 15-12 through two periods.
 
3rd Period
The Golden Eagles got on the board to make it a close game as Corey Tam scored 9:09 into the final period of regulation. Corey Tam scored the teams only goal in the game with Connor Galloway and Jacob King tallying assists on the goal. following a play which saw Egbert removed from the game, junior goaltender Aidan Curry came into the game at 9:30 into the third. He managed to stop three shots as he only stayed in the game for a total time of 4:25 before Nolan Egbert returned for the Golden Eagles. With the game at 2-1, the Golden Eagles were a man down and, on the penalty kill with the goalie pulled as Geneseo scored an empty netter 18:46 into the final period to take a 3-1 lead against the Golden Eagles. As time ran out the Golden Eagles SUNYAC Tournament run came to an end, and they will now wait in hopes for an at large bid into the NCAA Tournament.
 
Goaltending
Egbert (12-8-2) spent a total time of 54:29 in net throughout the game as he managed to make a total of 21 saves against 19 shots. Curry was perfect in net making three saves against three shots. Matt Petizian (17-3-0) of SUNY Geneseo recorded 17 saves against 18 of Brockport's shots on goal.
 
Faceoffs
Brockport went 29-for-62 on faceoffs as Jacob King recorded 16 wins and eight loses for faceoffs which was the team's best tonight.

Brockport to play Geneseo in playoffs

 The #6 seeded SUNY Brockport men's hockey team (14-10-2, 6-7-2) is set to faceoff on Wednesday night in the Semi-finals of the SUNYAC Tournament against SUNY Geneseo. The game will take place on Geneseo's home ice at the Ira S. Wilson Ice Arena (Merritt Athletic Center) in Geneseo, NY with puck drop scheduled for 7:00pm.
 
How They Got Here
On Saturday, February 26th, The Golden Eagles traveled to the #3 seeded Plattsburgh State Cardinals for the first round of the SUNYAC playoffs. Prior to the start, the Golden Eagles had not won a playoff game since the 2014-2015. The matchup for the Golden Eagles against the Cardinals was the third straight season in which the two teams faced off against each other in the first round of the tournament and saw Brockport defeat Plattsburgh State in a thrilling game that went into overtime and ended in a Golden Eagles victory with a score of 7-6.
 
Connor Galloway recorded his second hat trick of the season in the team's overtime victory as Andrew Harley, Anthony Hora, Jacob King, and Scott Ramaekers all scored. Jacob King recorded three assists while both Hora and Galloway tallied two assists with Harley, Jake Mendeszoon, Casey Winn, Mitchell Parsons, Zach Norby and Co-Captains Corey Tam and Ryan Romeo all recording one assist against the Cardinals. the team tied this seasons most points in a game with 11 different players combing for a total of 21 total points against Plattsburgh.
 
With the Golden Eagles trailing by a score of 6-3 in the third period, the team would make a comeback effort as Jacob King recorded the teams second power-play goal of the night to narrow the Cardinals lead to 6-4. With Brockport's goaltender Nolan Egbert pulled from net and the extra attacker out on the ice, Anthony Hora put the puck in the pack of the net at 18:28 to make it a 6-5 game. 15 seconds later Galloway scored his third goal of the night and his second of the season to complete the hat trick to tie the game at 6-6.
 
In overtime following a wraparound attempt Scott Ramaekers was placed perfectly Infront of the net to catch the rebound the puck off the Plattsburgh goaltender and put tip it into the back of the net for the golden goal of the game and sending Brockport to the semifinals by a scored of 7-6.
 
Nolan Egbert made a career high 46 saves including a big first period where he made 22 saves to earn the win for the Golden Eagles. Egbert currently holds 2.74 goals against average which is the fourth lowest percentage in a single season in program history.
 
All-SUNYAC Team Awards
Ryan Romeo and Andrew Harley of the SUNY Brockport men's hockey team were named to SUNYAC All-Conference teams in a release by the conference office on Monday. Romeo was named to the first team and is making his third straight all-conference team, while Harley earned his first all-league third team recognition.  The conference's major individual awards, including players of the year will be released on March 3^rd.
 
Romeo is making his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection. His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16^th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 96 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists. 
 
Andrew Harley is making his first SUNYAC All-Conference team in his first season on the ice with the Golden Eagles.  He ranks second on the team with 32 total points.  His 15 goals lead the team.  He ranks in the top 30 nationally in scoring this season and in the top five among first year players.  Harley has nine multi-point games this season to go along with three game-winning goals.  He has four power-play goals and registered three or more points five times this season. He has a career-high four points on two goals and two assists in a 7-2 win over Canton back in late January.  Harley joins teammate Connor Galloway as the first rookies to score 30 or more points in a single season since Tim Kielich achieved the feat as a freshman back in 2016. 
 
 
Looking at Geneseo
As the No. 3 ranked team in the country heading in Wednesday night's game Geneseo has posted the best record in the conference with a record of 20-3-1 overall and 12-2-1 in SUNYAC play. The last time these two teams faced off was on Saturday, February 19th where the Golden Eagles fell by a score of 6-3 at the Tuttle N. Ice Arena. The Knights are on a two game winning streak with the teams last lost coming on February15th to Fredonia State by a score of 3-2. As the Knights earned a #1 seed in the SUNYAC tournament, they received a bye throughout the quarterfinals and play its first SUNYAC Tournament game against Brockport. First year Peter Morgan led the knights this eason in scoring recording a total of 16 goals on 22 assists.
 
Morgan earned All-Conference honors along with Senior forward Dan Bosio, senior defenseman Chris Perna, junior forward Justin Cmunt and senior defenseman Matthew Doran each earned all-conference honors. 
 
Matt Petizian of the Knights has been the team's primary goaltender this season appearing and starting in 19 games this season including both games against Brockport. He's posted a goal against average of 1.62, made 414 saves and allowed 29 goals this season.

SUNYAC Finals
The winner of Wednesday nights game between No. 1 Seed Geneseo and No. 6 Seed Brockport, will go on to face the winner of No. 2 Seed Oswego State vs No. 4 Seed SUNY Cortland. that game will als happen on Wednesday at 7pm in Oswego, NY. the SUNYAC Finals will take place on Saturday, March 5th at the highest remaining seeds home arena.

Romeo and Harley: All-SUNYAC

 Ryan Romeo and Andrew Harley of the SUNY Brockport men's hockey team were named to SUNYAC All-Conference teams in a release by the conference office on Monday. Romeo was named to the first team and is making his third straight all-conference team, while Harley earned his first all-league third team recognition.  The conference's major individual awards, including players of the year will be released on March 3^rd. 
 
Romeo is making his third straight all-conference appearance, including his second straight first-team selection.  He is the third (two of his own) Brockport selection to the first team dating back to 2016 when Chase Nieuwendyk was named a first team forward.  The first team selection marks the 10^th time in program history that a Brockport player has been picked to the SUNYAC's top all-conference team.  He joins Nieuwendyk and Chris Luker as the program's only two-time first team selections.

His 37 points this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Nieuwendyk registered 37 points back in 2016.  His 25 assists this season are the most for a Golden Eagle since Ian Finnerty registered 25 assists back in 2012. His 25 assists this season are tied for seventh on the program's all-time single season list. He ranks second nationally among defenders in total points and 16^th nationally among all skaters.  Over the course of his career at Brockport he has played in 96 career games, and he has 87 total points on 28 goals and 59 assists. 

Andrew Harley is making his first SUNYAC All-Conference team in his first season on the ice with the Golden Eagles.  He ranks second on the team with 32 total points.  His 15 goals lead the team.  He ranks in the top 30 nationally in scoring this season and in the top five among first year players.  Harley has nine multi-point games this season to go along with three game-winning goals.  He has four power-play goals and registered three or more points five times this season. He has a career-high four points on two goals and two assists in a 7-2 win over Canton back in late January.  Harley joins teammate Connor Galloway as the first rookies to score 30 or more points in a single season since Tim Kielich achieved the feat as a freshman back in 2016.