Team Notes: Bears to Face Bulldogs in New Haven
The following article appeared January 15 on the Brown Web site.
The Bears face Yale in their only game this week and will wrap
up the regular-season series with the Bulldogs looking for their
first win over Yale in 11 tries. Brown's only win over Yale with
the current class of seniors came during their freshman season; a
3-2 overtime win in December of 2006. Since then, Yale has reeled
off 10 straight wins, including a 6-5 overtime victory earlier this
season.
Last Time Out: Brown dropped a 9-4 decision to
Dartmouth last Friday, in the first meeting between the two schools
this season. The Big Green got out to a 3-0 first-period lead and
extended that lead to 4-0 before junior Harry Zolnierczyk got the
Bears on the board. Another Dartmouth goal made it 5-1 at the end
of two periods, but freshman Marc Senecal scored Brown's second of
the night 11 seconds into the third for a 5-2 score. The two teams
combined for three more goals over the next three-and-a-half
minutes, with Dartmouth answering every Brown score with a goal of
its own. After the Big Green held an 8-3 lead with 5:46 remaining,
Zolnierczyk scored his second of the night and first career power
play goal to cut the lead in half. Dartmouth would add its own
power play marker with 2:09 left for the 9-4 final. Sophomore
Jack
Maclellan also scored in the loss, while sophomore Mike Clemente
(17) and senior Dan Rosen (14) combined for 31 saves.
Coming Up: Brown closes out a stretch of six
straight road games next weekend with a trip to the North Country
on January 22nd and 23rd. The games at Clarkson and St. Lawrence
also mark the return of regular weekend (Friday-Saturday) games for
the Bears, who will have played just a single game in the two
weekends prior to the trip . Following the trip to the North
Country, Brown returns home for a pair of League games against RPI
and Union on January 29th and 30th, its first home games since
December 8th.
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