When and Where: February 1, 2025 – Hooksett, N.H. (The Ice Den)
Score: Saint Michael's College 4, Southern New Hampshire University 2
Records: SNHU 10-11-1 (9-6-1 NE10), Saint Michael's College 14-9-2 (10-6-0 NE10)
Junior
Ryan Pomposelli (Needham, Mass.) and junior
Brendan Lynch (Nepean, Ont.) scored goals, but Saint Michael's College rallied in the third period to a 4-2 win over SNHU Ice Hockey on Saturday at The Ice Den. The teams split the weekend set and the season series.
STANDOUT PERFORMERS
KEY MOMENTS
- The Penmen took a 1-0 lead at 9:31 of the first period when a center ice slap shot by Pomposelli found the net with Daillaire earning the assist.
- Saint Michael's responded on a goal by Mosely Schwartz at 12:41, his first of the season.
- SNHU would go back in front at 2-1 at 11:23 of the second period. Marchant returned a pass to Devlin, who sent the puck across the ice to Lynch for the score.
- The Purple Knights scored three times in the third period. The tying goal, on the power-play was scored by Brennan McFarland.
- Jake Tuite had the game-winner at 12:20.
- An empty net goal by David Ciancio from behind his own goal line gave Saint Michael's some insurance.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- The Purple Knights had a 39-25 shot advantage -almost identical to the 39-27 edge on Friday when the Penmen won 2-1.
- Saint Michael's went for 1-for-5 on the power-play while the Penmen were 0-for-3.
- SNHU was penalized six times (12 minutes) and Saint Michael's drew four penalties (8 minutes).
- The Penmen won 45 of 82 face-offs for the game while the Purple Knights had a 17-15 edge on blocked shots.
- Saint Michael's turned to Cole Manahan in net. He made 23 saves.
NOTES
- Saint Michael's leads the all-time series 54-32-7 with the teams splitting the four games played.
- With the win, Saint Michael's had a two-point edge over SNHU (29-27) for second place in the Northeast-10.
- Berke made 73 total saves in the weekend set. He had won 10 consecutive Northeast-10 home games dating back to his first career start on November 3, 2023, a 5-4 loss to Saint Michael's.
- Lynch scored his fifth goal of the season and first since December 14 against Worcester State. Pomposelli's goal was also his fifth, and first since December 6 against Franklin Pierce.
- After an injury, Dallaire returned to the ice for the first since November 30 against Bowdoin College.
UP NEXT
- The Penmen will play a non-conference game at Keene State College on Tuesday (7:45 p.m.). Keene State defeated SNHU 3-2 in overtime on November 12 at The Ice Den.
For the latest on Southern New Hampshire University athletics, follow the Penmen via social media on
Instagram,
TikTok,
X (formerly Twitter),
Facebook, and
YouTube. You can also
sign up to receive text alerts and e-mail newsletters about your favorite Penmen teams.