Brockport tames the Mustangs

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team moves to 7-9 overall and 3-6 after an important, 3-2, win over Morrisville on Wednesday night.
 
Connor Galloway struck first again, being the first to put points on the board with Brockport's first goal at 17:49 into the first period. Galloway was assisted by teammates Andrew Harley and Josh Grund. Brockport ended the first period with a 1-0 lead.

Early in the second Morrisville's Will Jones was sent to the box for slashing, putting Brockport on a power play. Harley capitalized on the opportunity finding the back of the net at 2:25 into the second period, assisted by Galloway and Grund.
 
Twelve minutes later Josh Higgins sent the puck across ice to Chris Aarons at 14:02 in the second, allowing him to lock up Brockport's third and final goal of the night. With 39 seconds left in the second, the visiting Mustangs got themselves on the board to make it a 3-1 game after two.
 
Morrisville scored the final goal at 17:05 in the third. Originally not scored a goal during live play, the officials discussed the play and awarded Morrisville a goal to make it a 3-2 game with less than three minutes to play. The Golden Eagles held off the comeback attempt down the stretch to hang on for the win.

Nolan Egbert spent a full 60 minutes between the pipes, making 41 saves and allowing two goals.

Maxwell nets 2 SUNYAC honors

Chase Maxwell from the Brockport ice hockey team was named the SUNYAC Hockey Athlete and Rookie of the Week on Monday.
 
After being a vital part of Brockport's offense Tuesday against Fredonia, Maxwell recorded his first four-point game of his collegiate career against Franklin Pierce.
 
The team defeated Franklin Pierce, 8-4, improving to 6-9 overall after beating Fredonia, 4-2, earlier in the week.
 
Maxwell scored a goal in the both the second and third period, as well as assisting in the second and third. After the week Maxwell is up +5 and Brockport has won back-to-back games.

Brockport beats Franklin Pierce

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team move to 6-9 overall this season after a dominant 8-4 win over Franklin Pierce University.
 
Connor Galloway wasted no time, finding the back of the net 32 seconds into the game. Manny Sanchez won the first face off, sending the puck across the ice to Andrew Harley who sauced it to Galloway to lock it away. 
 
At 4:16 in the first, Harley scored Brockport's second goal of the night. Galloway and Cam Barbagallo were credited with assists. Franklin Pierce clapped back with a goal at 11:10.
 
Harley put away his second goal of the night late in the first period, assisted by Galloway and Sanchez. The Golden Eagles entered the first intermission up ,3-1.
 
Chase Maxwell put the fourth goal on the board for Brockport at 5:19 into the second. He was assisted by Ryan Brow and Adam Beauvais on the score that put the squad up, 4-1.
 
Josh Grund scored the fifth goal of the night later in the second period assisted by Beauvais and Maxwell.
 
Brockport's sixth goal of the night slid behind the goalie's skate at 19:41 in the second. Matt Anastasio was the goal scorer, assisted by Chris Aarons and Sanchez. The team led, 6-1, heading into the final period.

Maxwell scored once again for the Golden Eagles in the third period, assisted by Beauvais and Grund, about a minute in. Franklin Pierce capitalized on their second power play opportunity of the day, with a goal to make it a 7-2 game.

Grund scored Brockport's eighth and final goal of the night at 8:49 in the third, assisted by Maxwell and Barbagallo.
 
Franklin Pierce scored twice more in the third, but did not have enough time to mount a comeback. The Green and Gold leave New Hampshire with the 8-4 victory.

Dylan Wiemer was between the pipes for 60 minutes tonight, making a total of 20 saves to earn the first collegiate victory of his career.

Brockport wins non-conference game against conference opponent

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team beat Fredonia State, 4-2, on Tuesday night in a non-conference match up at Steele Hall. Brockport improved to 5-9 overall and Fredonia drops to 2-10 on the season.
 
The Blue Devils struck first at 8:14 in the first period to go up 1-0. Nine minutes later Zach Norby sent the puck across the ice to Scott Ramaekers who scored the first Golden Eagle goal. The Green and Gold tied the score up at 1-1 going into the second.

After a scoreless second period, Scott Ramaekers scored his second goal of the night to start the action in the third. 5:13 into the period Ramaekers was assisted by Dominic Chirico and Zach Norby to put Brockport on top, 2-1.
 
Fredonia fought back, scoring at 10:49 in the third to tie the score back up at 2-2. Josh Grund scored a minute later, assisted by Adam Beauvais, to put the Golden Eagles up 3-2.

Alex Monteleone pocketed Brockport's final goal of the night at 18:22 into the third. He was assisted by Andrew Harley and Cam Barbagallo on the insurance goal that gave the squad the 4-2 win.

Aidan Curry spent 60 minutes between the pipes for the Green and Gold making a total of 41 saves and allowing two goals.
 

Brockport falls to Nichols

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team fell 2-5 Sunday afternoon at Warrior Ice Arena in Boston Massachusetts to Nichols College in the Championship Game of the Boston Landing Invitational.
 
Brockport struck first with a goal at 8:46 in the first. Andrew Harley sent it into the back of the net unassisted. 
 
With seven seconds left in the first Luke Harvie, from Nichols College scored, sending the men into the first intermission 1-1.
 
At 12:04 into the second Josh Grund sent a puck across the goal line, scoring Brockport's second goal of the night. Grund was assisted by teammate Jacob Rodrigue.
 
Nichols scored two more goals in the second period.
 
The third period started 2-3 Nichols, before they scored their final two goals to secure the win.
 
Nolan Egbert spent 60 minutes between the pipes, allowing five goals and making 28 saves.

Brockport beats LVC, 4-2

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team traveled to Boston, MA to compete in the Boston Landing Collegiate Invitational. On Saturday the team beat Lebanon Valley, 4-2, in the first round.
 
Coming out of the gates hot was Jacob Rodrigue to put the first points on the board with a goal. Rodrigue was assisted by teammates Adam Beauvais and Jordan Rosenbaum at 15:03 in the first period. Lebanon was unable to retaliate due to Brockport having possession for majority of the period.
 

Holding onto a 1-0 lead at the end of the first, the Golden Eagles would add to that in the next period. Early in the second Jake Mendeszoon wanted in on the fun, sending the puck into the back of the net at 2:23. He was assisted by teammate Chris Aarons, as the team went up 2-0 after two periods.
 
In the third, Lebanon quickly came back with two goals. The first was by Jared Stevenson at 6:53 in the third, followed by a goal by Brad Viola at 16:11. Chase Maxwell was quick to clap back with a goal just 15 seconds after Lebanon Valley's score, assisted by Adam Beauvais.

At 1:01 Lebanon pulled goalie Ty Franchi. Andrew Harley had possession and pocketed the last goal of the night on an empty net. Brockport would close out the game at Warriors Ice Arena for the 4-2 win to improve to 4-8 overall.
 
Nolan Egbert spent 60 minutes in the goal tonight, making 28 saves and allowing two goals.
 
The Golden Eagles will be back at Warrior Ice Arena for a 5:40 game against Nichols College for the Boston Landing Invitational Championship on Sunday.

Brockport heads to Boston for tournament

 The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team will be shipping up to Boston this weekend to play at the Warrior Ice Arena in Boston, MA, for the Boston Landing Collegiate Invitational. The team will play two games this weekend, the first being against Lebanon Valley on Saturday, January 7^th at 5:40pm. The winner of that game will play the winner of Nichols or Rivier Sunday.

Last Game Recap: The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team hosted the third annual Teddy Bear Toss Game on Friday, December 9th in front of a crowd of 1,800 fans. Brockport fell to SUNY Geneseo, 4-1, at the Wegmans Ice Arena, dropping to 3-8 overall and 2-6 in the SUNYAC.

This year it was Alex Monteleone who scored the Teddy Bear Toss goal, 17:58 into the second period. Monteleone was assisted by Scott Ramaekers and Sam Dibitetto for the power play score that sent a full crowd's worth of stuffed animals onto the ice. The stuffed animals were collected following the cleanup after the goal to be donated to local charities for the holiday season.

In the first period, the Geneseo Knights scored to get on the board first 10:20 into the game. They would add a second goal just 57 seconds into the second period. Another score gave Geneseo a, 3-0, lead nearing the midpoint of the second.

At 16:21 into the second period, Geneseo's Alex Wilkins was sent to the box for two minutes  sent the puck to teammate Sam Dibitetto who shot it across the ice to Alex Monteleone. Monteleone picked his spot with the puck, beating the opposing goalie in top left corner to send the teddy bears flying onto the ice.

Already leading, 3-1, in the third period, the visiting Knights added one more goal. They kept the Green and Gold from finding the back of the net the rest of the way, resulting in the 4-1 final.
 
Aidan Curry got the start in net, playing the full 60 minutes between the pipes. He made a total of 40 saves and allowed four goals.
 
Looking at Lebanon: The Dutchmen are 2-8-1 overall and 1-6-1 in the UCHC going into this tournament weekend. The team has recorded a total of 302 shots and 22 goals this season. They average two goals a game and their leading scorers are Brad Viola and Jared Stevenson.
 
Between the pipes are Ty Franchi, Gabriel Pigeon and Cole Bradley. Franchi has spent 482:57 minutes in the goal this season, allowing 28 goals and making 310 saves giving him a save percentage of .917%.
 
Looking at Nichols: The Bisons are 4-7 overall and 2-7 in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. They have recorded a total of 316 shots and 38 goals this season, averaging 3.5 goals a game. Their leading scorers are Sophomore Nathan Carl with six goals and Dylan McMahon with five.
 
Guarding the net for Nichols are Tyler Bost, Mathias Backstorm, Korbinian Lutz, and Anthony Bonaldi. Bost has spent 212:29 in the goal this season making a total of 157 saves and allowing 14 goals. Backstrom has seen 178:54 minutes on the ice, made 84 saves and has allowed eight goals giving him a save percentage of .913%.  Lutz has spent 177:31 in the net making 123 saves allowing 13 goals, giving him a percentage of .904%. Bonaldi has spent 88:12 minutes on the ice making 40 saves and allowing seven goals giving him a save percentage of .851%.
 
Looking at Rivier: The Raiders have an overall record of 5-7-1 overall and 0-0 in conference play. Their top scorers are Avery Arnold with six goals and Jack Tos, Jon Tavella and Kurt Watson with four. 
 
Between the pipes are Will Augustine, Luke Newell and Andrew LoRusso. Augustine has seen 139:49 minutes in goal making 71 saves, allowing 8 goals, giving him a percentage of .899%. Newell has spent 429:32 in the goal making 182 saves, allowing 18 goals, giving him a save percentage of .910%. LoRusso has spent 216:47 minutes on the ice, recording 91 saves, allowing 11 goals giving him a percentage of .892%.

An interview with Trevor Joule

In November, Trevor Joule committed to Brockport for the 2023-2024 season. Here's an interview he recently had with Anthony DiPaolo:

https://www.hnibnews.com/eastern-hockey-league-q-and-anthony-series-a-chat-with-wolves-goaltender-trevor-joule/

Monteleone is Rookie of the Week

On Monday, December 12^th the SUNYAC selected Brockport's Alex Monteleone as the SUNYAC Men's Ice Hockey Rookie of the Week.
 
Last Friday the Golden Eagles hosted Geneseo for the third annual Teddy Bear Toss Game. Monteleone scored the special event goal that sent hundreds of stuffed animals onto the ice, which were donated to local charities.
 
In his first season with the Green and Gold, Alex's score was his first goal since joining the program. He has three assists to give him four total points so far.

Brockport falls to Geneseo on Teddy Bear night

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team hosted the third annual Teddy Bear Toss Game on Friday night in front of a capacity crowd of around 1,800 fans. Brockport fell to SUNY Geneseo, 4-1, at the Wegmans Ice Arena, dropping to 3-8 overall and 2-6 in the SUNYAC.

This year it was Alex Monteleone who scored the Teddy Bear Toss goal, 17:58 into the second period. Monteleone was assisted by Scott Ramaekers and Sam Dibitetto for the power play score that sent a full crowd's worth of stuffed animals onto the ice.

The stuffed animals were collected following the cleanup after the goal, as they will be donated to local charities for the holiday season.

In the first period, the Geneseo Knights scored to get on the board first 10:20 into the game. They would add a second goal just 57 seconds into the second period. Another score gave Geneseo a, 3-0, lead nearing the midpoint of the second.

At 16:21 into the second period, Geneseo's Alex Wilkins was sent to the box for two minutes after an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. With Brockport on the power play Scott Ramaekers sent the puck to teammate Sam Dibitetto who shot it across the ice to Alex Monteleone. Monteleone picked his spot with the puck, beating the opposing goalie in top left corner to send the teddy bears flying onto the ice.

Already leading, 3-1, in the third period, the visiting Knights added one more goal. They kept the Green and Gold from finding the back of the net the rest of the way, resulting in the 4-1 final.
 
Aidan Curry got the start in net, playing the full 60 minutes between the pipes. He made a total of 40 saves and allowed four goals.

The Golden Eagles will return to the ice in Dudley, Massachusetts at the Nicholas Tournament on January 7^th and 8^th.

Teddy Bear Toss and Whiteout this Friday

 

Comeback falls short against Buffalo State

Buffalo State outlasted a late push by SUNY Brockport at the Wegmans Ice Arena for the, 4-3, win on Saturday night. The Golden Eagles drop to 3-7 overall and 2-5 in SUNYAC play.
 
Chase Maxwell opened up the scoring on power play goal with just under two minutes left to play in the first period. Maxwell was assisted by Alex Monteleone and Connor Galloway. Brockport would take a 1-0 lead into the first intermission.
 
Joe Glamos tied the score at 1-1 while Buffalo State had a man-up advantage from a Brockport penalty. Just before the end of the second period, Nikita Kozyrev would give the Bengals the lead, 2-1, going into the third.
 
Buffalo State kept its momentum, adding two more goals at the start of the third period. Drayton Todoroff scored unassisted just 1:20 into the period and Jared Figueroa would increase the Bengals lead to 4-1 a few minutes later.
 
The Golden Eagles showed great resilience as Jake Mendeszoon scored his second of the season halfway through the final period. He deflected the puck past the goalie, with assists being credited to Scott Ramaekers and Andrew Harley.
 
With just under three minutes left in regulation, Connor Galloway tallied his fourth goal of the season to make it a 4-3 game. Adam Beauvais assisted on the score, as the Green and Gold made the game interesting down the final stretch.
 
Bengals goaltender Emil Norrman stood strong as Brockport tried to find a late equalizing goal, keeping the Golden Eagles out of the net. Buffalo State held off the comeback attempt to walk away with the one goal victory.
 
Brockport goaltender Nolan Egbert played nearly the full 60 minutes in net, coming up with 19 saves including some huge breakaway stops.
 
The Golden Eagles return to conference play next Friday, December 9th at Wegmans Ice Arena to square off with SUNY Geneseo. It is the Teddy Bear Toss game so don't forget to bring a teddy bear or new stuffed animal to Friday night's game for free admission.

Brockport falls to Fredonia, 1-0

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team fell to Fredonia State, 1-0, on the road Friday night. Brockport moves to 3-6 overall and 2-4 in the conference. 
 
The lone goal in the game came from Fredonia's Ryan Bailey. He put the puck into the back of the net at 11:01 in the third period. Brockport was unable to answer, resulting in the loss.

Brockport put up a total of 39 shots during the 60-minute effort. Connor Galloway was the top of the list leading the team with six shots on goal followed by Andrew Harley with five shots.

Alex Monteleone, Jake Mendeszoon, Ryan Brow, Manny Sanchez, Josh Grund, Adam Beauvais, Scott Ramaekers, Chris Aarons, Zach Norby, Sam Dibitetto, Jacob Rodrigue, Jordan Rosenbaum and Chase Maxwell also recorded shots for the Green and Gold.
 
Aidan Curry spent 59:17 minutes between the pipes, making a total of 38 saves and allowing one goal.

Elmira beats Brockport

 The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team fell to Elmira College on Saturday afternoon 6-3, at the Murray Athletic Center. Elmira is now 5-4 overall and 3-1 in the New England Hockey Conference. Brockport falls to 3-5 overall and 2-3 in the SUNYAC conference. 
 
After a strong 20 minutes of play for the Soaring Eagles, Brockport went into the first intermission trialing 0-4.
 
Early in the first at 1:05 Josh Higgins received the puck from teammate Jacob Rodrigue and buried the puck in the back of the net. Marking the first of 3 goals for the Green and Gold. Elmire scored one more time in the second, sending Brockport into the third trialing 1-5.
 
At 2:08 in the second Andrew Harley capitalized on a power play opportunity scoring the second goal for the Golden Eagles. Harley was assisted by teammates Josh Grund and Chase Maxwell.  Elmira scored their final goal at 7:08 in the third.
 
With one second left on the clock Dominic Chirico took a shot that rebounded of Elmira's goalie, landing in front of Matt Anastasio who snuck it in the net. 
 
Nolan Egbert spent the first 47:52 minutes in the game before Dylan Wiemer stepped in for the last 12:08. Egbert made a total of 31 saves, allowing six goals. Wiemer made 10 saves and allowed no goals.

Stylus recap of Cortland game

Brockport Hockey Beaten Up By Cortland

By Michael Rose / Staff Writer 

An ugly start resulted in another tough loss for the Brockport hockey team, as they fell 6-1 to Cortland. Cortland pounced on the Golden Eagles early on as they found the back of the net five times in the opening period. Peppering 20 shots on frame in the first, the Red Dragons dominated early and never looked back. 

Domenic Settimo was the driving force for the Red Dragons, scoring four goals all of which came in the first period. Nate Berke and Devlin O’Kane netted the other two goals on the night for Cortland. Brockport’s sole goal came from Chase Maxwell, assisted by Chris Aarons and Scott Ramaekers. 

The Golden Eagles were outshot 47-43 overall in the game. Special teams proved to be a difference maker as Cortland went 1-2 on the power play to the Golden Eagles’ 0-3. The biggest miscue by Brockport, beyond the goose egg with the man advantage, was Cortland netting two goals well shorthanded. Both of those goals came to start the game separated by just 18 seconds. The Golden Eagles power play is now just 2-29 on the season. 

Brockport now sits with a record of 3-3 on the season following the loss. The Green and Gold will next be in action Saturday when they take on Oswego State.



From the 19 November 2022 Brockport Stylus: https://thestylus.org/brockport-hockey-beaten-up-by-cortland/

Brockport loses on the road to Oswego

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team fell, 4-1, to Oswego State on Saturday. Brockport now moves to an overall record of 3-4 and 2-3 in conference. Oswego now sits at an overall season record of 6-1 and a conference record of 5-0.
 
Oswego came out swinging with a goal at 1:26 into the first period. The Golden Eagles went into the first intermission trailing by one, after keeping the Lakers out of the net for the rest of the period.
 
At 7:07 into the second, Oswego added another goal to its tally on the scoreboard to go up, 2-0.

Shortly after, Adam Beauvais received the puck from across the ice and scored. Beauvais was assisted by teammates Connor Galloway and Jacob Rodrigue.

The Golden Eagles battled hard to close out the second period before heading into the second intermission down by one goal.

At 8:04 into the third period, the Lakers scored to make it a two-goal deficit for Brockport. Just two minutes later, Oswego scored again to create the comfortable, 4-1, final score.
 
Between the pipes for the Green and Gold was senior Aidan Curry. Aidan spent 59:26 minutes in the goal recording a total of 42 saves and allowing four goals.

Settimo's great game buries Golden Eagles

SUNY Cortland defeated SUNY Brockport, 6-1, in the SUNYAC home opener at Wegmans Ice Arena Friday night. With the loss Brockport moves to 3-3 overall and 2-2 in the conference.
 
The visiting Red Dragons opened the scoring with a short-handed goal at 2:47 in the first period, thanks to Domenic Settimo. Settimo would strike again just 18 seconds later, for another short-handed goal to increase the Cortland lead to 2-0.
 
It was all Cortland in the first period, as Nate Berke scored the team's third goal of the game 13:32 into the first period. Settimo would complete his hat trick with just over 5 minutes left in the first to push the Cortland lead to four. Moments later, Settimo netted his fourth goal of the game just 12 seconds later.
 
Going into the first intermission, the Green and Gold trailed, 5-0.
 
Brockport showed some fight with a goal in the second period. Chase Maxwell tipped the puck past the goalkeeper to cut the Cortland lead to 5-1. Chris Aarons and Scott Ramaekers were credited with assists on the goal.
 
Also, in the second period Brockport's Chris Aarons nearly had another score, but the referee waved the goal off.
 
The Golden Eagles entered the third period of the night still down by four goals to their SUNYAC rival. Cortland's Devlin O'Kane would score the last goal of the game in the third period to put Cortland up 6-1 for the final.
 
Nolan Egbert would finish the game with 41 saves in net. Egbert also allowed six goals as he spent the entire 60 minutes between the pipes.

It's gameday!

 

Oswegonian interview with Brian Fedele

Zac Case and Thomas Turgeon host the Oswegonian's Hockey Podcast that discusses all thing Oswego hockey. In this week's episode, ahead of the match-up with the Golden Eagles, they interview Brockport assistant coach Brian Fedele. The interview beings around the 33-minute mark:

https://www.oswegonian.com/series/oswegonian-hockey-pod/

Brockport to take on Cortland and Oswego this weekend

The SUNY Brockport men's ice hockey team will host SUNY Cortland Friday, November 18^that 7pm in the Wegmans Ice arena. The following night, Brockport will travel to Oswego State for a 7pm puck drop.
 
Looking at the Red Dragons: Cortland will be going into Friday's game with an overall record of 2-3-1 and 1-2 in the SUNYAC. The Red Dragons have recorded a total of 23 goals this season on 209 shots. They average 3.8 goals a game and their leading scorer is Trevor Veneklase with four goals so far. Close behind with three goals are Sutter Donegan, Nate Berke and Cameron Knowlton. 
 
Between the pipes are junior Jack Riedell and senior Luca Durante. Ridell has seen a total of 95:08 minutes in the net this season recording 56 saves. He has allowed five goals, giving him a save percentage of .918. Durante has seen 268:23 minutes on the ice this season making 149 saves. He has allowed 18 goals against and has a save percentage of .892.
 
Looking at the Lakers: Oswego State will head into Saturday's match up with an overall record of 4-1 and a conference record of 3-0. The Lakers have a total of 22 goals this season and 162 shots. They average 4.4 goals per game and have an overall shot percentage of .136. Their leading scorers are junior Shane Bull and senior Thomas Rocco, both with three goals.
 
Between the pipes for the Lakers are Carl Schell, Eric Green, and Richie Parent. Schell has spent a total of 138:57 minutes in the net. He has made a total of 60 saves, allowing 5 goals. Green has spent 60:00 minutes in the net, making 32 saves, allowing 5 goals. Parent has spent 99:57 minutes in goal, making 20 saves and allowing 4 goals giving him a save percentage of .833.

Brockport beats the Bears, 4-2

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team beat SUNY Potsdam 4-2 on Saturday night. Brockport now moves to an overall record of 3-2-0 and 2-1 in conference. SUNY Potsdam is now 0-4 in conference and 0-5 overall. 
 
The Golden Eagles had a total of nine shots in the first period. Both Matt Anastasio and Andrew Harley found the back of the net. 
 
After a Potsdam penalty at 6:43, Anastasio capitalized on the power play scoring at 7:32 into the first, assisted by Zach Norby and Scott Ramaekers.
 
Andrew Harley saw an opportunity a minute later at 8:44 into the first, sending the puck between the pipes past the goalie. Harley was assisted by teammates Sam DiBitetto and Manny Sanchez.
 
The Men started the second period with a 2-1 score. Potsdam got to work, scoring their second goal of the game, tying it up at 17:02. 
 
Josh Grund reacted quickly, scoring with 55 seconds left in the second period assisted by Scott Ramaekers and Zach Norby once again.
 
Chris Aarons scored the Golden Eagles final goal of the game at 9:01 in the third period. Aarons was assisted by teammates Chase Maxwell and Cam Barbagallo.
 
Aidan Curry spent 60:00 minutes between the pipes Saturday afternoon. Curry made a total of 30 saves, allowing two goals giving him a save percentage of .938 for the game.

Plattsburgh crushes Brockport 9-2

The SUNY Brockport ice hockey team fell to Plattsburgh State, 9-2, Friday night in the first part of the weekend trip up north. Brockport now sits at 2-2 overall with a 1-1 conference mark, while Plattsburgh improves to 3-1-1 and 2-1 in the SUNYAC.

The game belonged to the Cardinals right from the start as they scored just 44 seconds into the first period. They would go on to score eight unanswered goals through midway into the second.
 
Nolan Egbert spent the first period between the pipes, allowing three goals and made 12 saves. He stayed in the net for the early goings of the second, finishing his night with 14 saves and six goals allowed before coming off. Aidan Curry stepped in for his chance at some action midway through the second.

At 14:02 in the second, Scott Ramaekers finally put Brockport on the board. Raemekers, the Golden Eagle that scored the overtime game-winner against Plattsburgh last season in the SUNYAC Tournament, beat the opposing goalie to make it an 8-1 game. Ramaekers was assisted by teammates Chris Aarons and Chase Maxwell on the play. Brockport headed into the third period down seven.

Early into the third Plattsburgh State scored again, to go up 9-2. However, Matt Anastasio came back quick with an answer for the Green and Gold. At 6:21 into the third, Anastasio found the back of the net with assists from James Tilley and Manny Sanchez. The deficit would be too large to overcome as the Cardinals took the victory.

Aidan Curry made a total of 28 saves and allowing 3 goals over the 32:13 minute he spent in goal after subbing in.

Brockport heads to New York's North Country

 The SUNY Brockport ice hockey team will head on an overnight business trip up north for a pair of games this weekend. On Friday, November 11^th at 7pm the men will face SUNYAC rival Plattsburgh State and the following night they will take on SUNY Potsdam at 5pm.
 
Last Weekend Recap: The Golden Eagles traveled to the SUNY Morrisville IcePlex to compete against Morrisville State over the last weekend. The Green and Gold beat the Mustangs, 6-3, giving them a record of 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the SUNYAC.

Throughout the 60 minutes on the ice, the team recorded 30 shots, six goals and six penalties.
 
Chase Maxwell wasted no time scoring the first goal of the game at 9:47 in the first period, assisted by teammate Andrew Harley. Michael Meredith wanted in on the fun and scored at 11:59 in the first, assisted by teammates James Tilley and Chris Aarons.  The Golden Eagles finished the first period with a two-goal lead over Morrisville.
 
Early into the second Cam Barbagallo sent the puck past the goalie into the back of the net. Barbagallo was assisted by teammates Sam Dibitetto and Josh Grund. Morrisville scored soon after making the score read 3-1 in the second period. Connor Galloway scored at 10:08 in the second assisted by Chase Maxwell and Andrew Harley to put Brockport up 4-1.
 
Two assists weren't enough for Harley, as 34 seconds later he scored a goal himself. Jacob Rodrigue and Connor Galloway were credited with assists on the score. The Golden Eagles started the third period with a 5-1 lead over the Mustangs.
 
After two Morrisville goals, Matt Anastasio sent a puck into the back of the net scoring Brockports final goal of the, 6-3, game. Jake Mendeszoon and Manny Sanchez assisted on the play, as the squad took its first conference win of the season.
 
Nolan Egbert spent another 60 minutes between the pipes for The Green and Gold. Egbert made a total of 38 saves, allowed three goals, and earned his second win of the season in net.
 
Looking at the Cardinals: Plattsburgh State is 2-1-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference, going into this weekend's matchup. The men have a total of 15 goals this season and 145 total shots. They average about 3.8 goals a game. Their leading scorer is Junior Forward, Paul Bryer with three goals. Following close behind with two goals are Jack Ring, Carson Gallagher and Matt Araujo.
 
Between the Pipes for the Cards are two goalies, #31 Jacob Hearne and #34 Kyle Alaverdy. They've both seen 120 minutes in net this season. Hearne has allowed two goals, made 53 saves and has a save percentage of .964. Alaverdy has allowed six goals, made 41 saves and has a save percentage of .872.
 
Looking at the Bears: SUNY Potsdam is 0-3-0 overall and 0-2 in the conference going into the match this weekend. The Men have a total of 5 goals this season and 69 total shots. They Average about 1.7 goals a game and 23 shots. Their leading scorers are Drew Rose, Mason Hoehn, Jack Loran, Garrett McArthur and Justin Vernace all with one goal this season. 
 
In between the pipes for the bears are #32 Stephan Friedland and #31 Connor Green. Friedland has spent 76:41 minutes in the net this season with 48 saves, eight goals against and a save percentage of .857. Green has spent 1:03.07 minutes between the pipes, made 56 saves and has allowed 11 goals, giving him a save percentage of .836.    

Joule commits to Brockport

The New England Wolves have announced the commitment of Trevor Joule to Brockport for the fall of 2023. In 10 games for the Wolves so far this season, the 6'2" 20-year old from Staten Island has put up some great numbers: a 2.48 GAA and .926 save percentage

Brockport gets big win in SUNYAC opener

The SUNY Brockport Men's Ice Hockey team traveled to the SUNY Morrisville IcePlex to compete again Morrisville state Saturday. The Men beat the mustangs 6-3 giving them an overall record of 2-1 overall and 1-0 in conference, leaving Morrisville to fall to 1-2 overall and 0-2 in the SUNYAC.
 
Throughout the 60 minutes on the ice, the Men recorded 30 shots, six goals and six penalties. 
 
Chase Maxwell wasted no time, scoring the first goal of the game at 9:47 in the first period assisted by teammate Andrew Harley. 
 
Michael Meredith wanted in on the fun and scored at 11:59 in the first assisted by teammates James Tilley and Chris Aarons.  The Golden Eagles finished the first period with two goals over Morrisville State.
 
Early into the second Cam Barbagallo sent the puck past the goalie into the back of the net. Barbagallo was assisted by teammates Sam Dibitetto and Josh Grund. Morrisville scored soon after making the score 3-1.
 
Connor Galloway scored at 10:08 in the second assisted by Chase Maxwell and Andrew Harley.
 
Two assists weren't enough for Harley as 34 seconds later he scored himself, assisted by Jacob Rodrigue and Connor Galloway. The Golden Eagles started the third up 5-1.
 
After two Morrisville goals Matt Anastasio sent a puck into the back of the net scoring Brockports final goal of the 6-3 game, assisted by Jake Mendeszoon and Manny Sanchez. 
 
Nolan Egbert spent another 60 minutes between the pipes for The Green and Gold. Egbert made a total of 38 saves, allowing three goals giving him his second win of the season.