Michigan Handles St. Lawrence

Final	1	2	3	Final
St. Lawrence (0-3-0, 0-0-0 ECAC)	1	2	0	3
Michigan (4-0-0, 0-0-0-0 CCHA)	3	4	3	10

Scoring Summary
1st - 07:49	Tommy Thompson (St. Lawrence)
1st - 15:33	Luke Glendening (Michigan)
1st - 16:16	Luke Moffatt (Michigan)
1st - 18:49	AJ Treais (Michigan)
2nd - 02:04	Luke Glendening (Michigan)
2nd - 04:04	PP - Kyle Flanagan (St. Lawrence)
2nd - 06:43	Greg Pateryn (Michigan)
2nd - 13:33	Lee Moffie (Michigan)
2nd - 13:50	Luke Glendening (Michigan)
2nd - 19:45	PP - Kyle Flanagan (St. Lawrence)
3rd - 07:02	Phil Di Giuseppe (Michigan)
3rd - 08:36	Lindsay Sparks (Michigan)
3rd - 18:05	David Wohlberg (Michigan)

St. Lawrence	Michigan
G: Kyle Flanagan - 2 A: George Hughes - 2 Sh: Chris Martin - 5 Sv: Matt Weninger - 11	G: Luke Glendening - 3 A: 2 Players (#25, #37 - 3) Sh: Greg Pateryn - 6 Sv: Shawn Hunwick - 27

TEAM STATISTICS	St. Lawrence	Michigan
Power Plays	2 for 7	0 for 3
Shorthanded Goals	0	0
Penalties (min)	3 (6)	7 (14)
Shots on Goal	32	34
Face Offs Won	24	46

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A game that started well for St. Lawrence University's men's hockey team did not end well as the University of Michigan shrugged off a 1-0 Saint lead with three goals in a span of 3:16 of the third period and went on to a 10-3 win over the Saints at Yost Arena in Ann Arbor Thursday night.

The Wolverines, ranked fourth in one national poll and fifth in another, carried a 3-0 home record into Thursday's game and a seven-game win streak against the Saints. Michigan, which has won a team record 16-straight home games, has not lost to the Saints since a 6-5 decision in Canton in 1959. Michigan added to its streaks with an impressive offensive performance, improving to 4-0-0 on the season and handing the Saints their third straight loss.

While the Saints had the early lead in the game when freshman Tommy Thompson scored his first collegiate goal off a one-timer on a cross-crease pass by classmate Justin Bruckel with Mark Armstrong also assisting  7:49 into the game, Michigan's three goal flurry late in the first period was a harbinger of what was to come as the Wolverines swarmed the Saint defense steadily pulled away for the victory.

"It was a painful lesson for us," said associate head coach Mike Hurlbut. "Michigan is obviously a great team and when they start rolling they are hard to stop, but we need to do a lot better defensively. The effort was there, but we still have a lot to work on."

Senior Luke Glendening tied the game for the Wolverines with the first of his three goals in the contest and started the late first period flurry with a rebound goal against Saint starter Matt Weninger at 15:33. Sophomore Luke Moffatt cut in tight and put one on the backhand between Weninger and the post at 16:16 to give Michigan the lead and junior AJ Treais made it a 3-1 game when his shot along the ice beat Weninger on the stick side at 18:49.

Glendening scored his second on a one-timer while wide open in front of Weninger 2:04 into the second, but the Saints got back into contention two minutes later when Kyle Flanagan scored the first of his two in the game as he tucked a power play rebound off a shot by George Hughes past Michigan goalie Shawn Hunwick with Chris Martin also assisting to make it 4-2 at 4:04.

The Wolverines made it a 5-2 game just over two minutes after that as defenseman Greg Pateryn chased Weninger with his second of the season and Robby Moss was greeted by a goal from defenseman Lee Moffie, who pounced on a Saint turnover, walked down the slot and scored at 13:33 to make it 6-2. Glendening completed his hat trick when wing David Wohlberg caught up to a long lead pass, flipped the puck back through the crease off Moss' pads and Glendening was all alone in front to tuck it in at 13:50.

Flanagan scored his second of the night when he tucked the puck behind Hunwick from Hughes on a five-on-three power play with 15 seconds left in the second period, but Michigan put it away when freshman Phil DiGuiseppe scored against Saint junior goaltender David Grilk on a two-on-one  at 7:02. Junior Lindsay Sparks rifled a shot under the crossbar from the top of the left faceoff circle at 8:36 and Wohlberg completed the scoring with his second of the year on a point blank tuck in with 1:55 to play for the 10-3 final.

Weninger finished with 11 saves, Moss made six and Grilk seven for the Saints while Hunwick stopped 27 before giving way to Adam Janeczyk, who made two saves in the final 9:30.

The Saints will look for their first win of the season when they play RIT at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester on Saturday.