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Providence College Athletics
Friday, November 25
Providence, RI
7:00 P.M.
Providence College
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St. Lawrence
Photo by: Lydia Vigneau
No. 8 Men's Hockey to Host St. Lawrence and Brown
11/23/2022 11:34:00 AM | Men's Ice Hockey
GAME COVERAGE
Matchup: No. 8 Providence (8-2-3, 6-0-3 HEA) vs. St. Lawrence (5-6-0, 2-2-0 ECAC)
Faceoff: 7 PM (Fri.) – Schneider Arena – Providence, R.I.
U.S. Stream: ESPN+ | Play-by-play: Mike Logan
International Stream: Stretch Internet
Radio: NewsRadio 104.7 FM | Varsity Network App | Play-by-play: John Leahy
Live Stats: Friars.com
Twitter:Â @Friarshockey
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Matchup: No. 8 Providence (8-2-3, 6-0-3 HEA) vs. Brown (1-6-1, 1-6-1 ECAC) – 36th Mayor's Cup
Faceoff: 7 PM (Sat.) – Schneider Arena – Providence, R.I.
U.S. Stream: ESPN+ | Play-by-play: Mike Logan
International Stream: Stretch Internet
Radio: NewsRadio 104.7 FM | Varsity Network App | Play-by-play: John Leahy
Live Stats: Friars.com
Twitter:Â @Friarshockey
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Last Time Out...
- Max Crozier scored his first goal of the season 3:00 into overtime as the No. 9 Providence College men's hockey team edged Vermont, 4-3, at Schneider Arena on Saturday night.
- Providence carried the play in the opening period, outshooting Vermont by a 15-5 margin.
- It was the Catamounts that opened the scoring however, as Robbie Stucker's power-play goal with 9.9 seconds left in the period gave the visitors a 1-0 lead.
- The teams combined for four goals in the opening 6:50 of play in the second period, capped by Providence's three-goal outburst in a span of 3:37 to take a 3-2 lead after 40 minutes.
- Patrick Moynihan briefly tied the game at 1-1 with his fifth of the season before Vermont's Joel Maatta re-gained the Catamount lead just 1:01 later.
- Only 23 seconds after that, Brett Berard blocked a shot at the defensive blue line and beat Autio with a highlight-reel deke on a breakaway to tie the game at 2-2. The goal was Berard's sixth of the season.
- 2:13 later, Chase Yoder netted his fifth goal of the season after finishing off a centering pass from Liam Valente to put Providence up 3-2.
- Vermont tied things up early in the third as Jacques Bouquot banked a shot from behind the net off of Roden and in to make it a 3-3 game.
- Berard was shaken up after a cross-check from UVM's Joe Leahy sent him heavily into the boards. Providence couldn't convert on the power play.
- The Friars advanced to the overtime period for the sixth time in the last nine games. Nick Poisson rang a crossbar in the opening minute and Berard was denied on a breakaway by Autio to keep the extra session going.
- Bennett Schimek forced a turnover and feed Max Crozier out in the slot as he chipped a one-handed shot through the legs of Autio for the game-winner and his first of the season to secure the 4-3 win.
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Eighteen Current, Former and Future Friars Appear in NHL Development Camps
The Friars boasted 18 past, present and future players that appeared in NHL Development Camps back in July. Brady Berard* (NYR), Brett Berard (NYR), Michael Callahan (BOS), Max Crozier (TB), Riley Duran (BOS), Jamie Engelbert* (BOS), Taige Harding (CHI), Connor Kelley (CHI), Clint Levens* (PHI), Patrick Moynihan (NJ), Kohen Olischefski* (BUF), Nick Poisson* (VGK), Guillaume Richard (CBJ), Austin Roden* (ARZ), Jaxson Stauber (CHI), Philip Svedebäck (BOS), Tyce Thompson (NJ), Chase Yoder (PIT). * - camp invitee
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Moyni On The Man-Up
Senior Patrick Moynihan is second among all active NCAA players with 22 career power-play goals, including a game-winning markers on the power play against Sacred Heart, Clarkson and Northeastern. Moynihan's three game-winning goals are second in the NCAA and match his previous total over a combined 89 career games entering the 2022-23 season.
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Crozier and Ford Named Captains
The Friars anointed seniors Max Crozier and Parker Ford as the team's co-captains for the 2022-23 season. Both players were alternate captains last season.
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Berard Named Hockey East Player of the Week
The junior forward posted a goal and an assist in each victory over Vermont last weekend, including the game-winning goal on Friday night in Providence's 4-0 win over the Catamounts. Berard followed that up with a breakaway goal off a blocked shot and another assist in the Friars' 4-3 overtime win on Saturday. He finished the weekend with a +4 rating.
In the month of November, Berard has five multi-point efforts in six games and six goals and five assists over that span.
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Four Sign NLIs
The program recently had future Friars Tanner Adams, Braiden Clark, Aleksi Kivioja and Chris Romaine sign National Letters of Intent to attend Providence College.
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Young Bucks
Providence ices the sixth youngest roster in the NCAA with an average age of 21.1 years and has a combined 16 first and second year players out of a 29-player roster.
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In The Show
Eight former Friars appeared on NHL opening night rosters: Noel Acciari (STL), Jacob Bryson (BUF), Vincent Desharnais (EDM), Brandon Duhaime (MIN), Kevin Rooney (CGY), Brandon Tanev (SEA), Tyce Thompson (NJ) and Jake Walman (DET).
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Friars at the 2022 World Junior Championships
In addition to Nate Leaman and Theresa Feaster being a part of the U.S. National Junior team staff, junior Brett Berard and sophomore Riley Duran each participated in the tournament for the U.S. Freshman Jaroslav Chmelar appeared in three games for Team Czechia.
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Three is the Magic Number
The Friars are 199-20-21 all-time under Nate Leaman when scoring three or more goals in a game.
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After 40
The Friars are 181-7-18 all-time under Nate Leaman when holding a lead after two periods.
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Series History vs. St. Lawrence (PC leads 27-23-0, .540)
The Friars and Saints meet for the 51st time on Friday night and the first time since 2019. The Friars have won three straight in the series, scoring six goals each in those three games in 2016, 2017 and 2019. St. Lawrence's last win in the series came on Oct. 12, 2007 where they scored a 4-1 win at Appleton Arena.
Scouting the Saints...
St. Lawrence enters the weekend at 5-6-0 overall and 2-2-0 in ECAC play. Last weekend's contest at Niagara was postponed due to the snowstorm in Buffalo area. The Saints last played on Nov. 11-12, where they dropped games to Cornell and Colgate, respectively. They are 0-3-0 in the road this season, getting shut-out in all three games. Seniors Jordan Steinmetz and Tim Makowski pace the team in scoring with five points. Junior defenseman Luc Salem leads with three goals and 23 different players have recorded at least a point this season. In goal, graduate student Emil Zetterquist has appeared in all 11 games, recording a 2.63 GAA and .899 save percentage.
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Series History vs. Brown (PC leads 54-46-3, .540)
The teams will battle in the 36th Mayor's Cup on Saturday night at Schneider Arena. The Friars have claimed the Mayor's Cup six-consecutive times, including a 4-0 win at Meehan Auditorium in the team's last meeting on Nov. 27, 2021. Providence has won six-consecutive games in the series (the teams met at the Ledyard Classic at Dartmouth in 2018), outscoring the Bears by a 27-4 margin.
Scouting the Bears...
The Bears are at 1-6-1 overall entering Friday afternoon's matchup against Holy Cross. Cole Quisenberry, Ryan Bottrill and Matt Sutton lead the Bears in scoring with four points each. Quisenberry, Bradley Cocca and James Crossman each have a team-high two goals. Sophomore Mathieu Caron has logged all minutes in goal for the Bears, posting a 2.84 GAA and .915 save percentage.
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For more updates on the Providence College men's hockey program, follow the team on Twitter @FriarsHockey.
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Matchup: No. 8 Providence (8-2-3, 6-0-3 HEA) vs. St. Lawrence (5-6-0, 2-2-0 ECAC)
Faceoff: 7 PM (Fri.) – Schneider Arena – Providence, R.I.
U.S. Stream: ESPN+ | Play-by-play: Mike Logan
International Stream: Stretch Internet
Radio: NewsRadio 104.7 FM | Varsity Network App | Play-by-play: John Leahy
Live Stats: Friars.com
Twitter:Â @Friarshockey
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Matchup: No. 8 Providence (8-2-3, 6-0-3 HEA) vs. Brown (1-6-1, 1-6-1 ECAC) – 36th Mayor's Cup
Faceoff: 7 PM (Sat.) – Schneider Arena – Providence, R.I.
U.S. Stream: ESPN+ | Play-by-play: Mike Logan
International Stream: Stretch Internet
Radio: NewsRadio 104.7 FM | Varsity Network App | Play-by-play: John Leahy
Live Stats: Friars.com
Twitter:Â @Friarshockey
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Last Time Out...
- Max Crozier scored his first goal of the season 3:00 into overtime as the No. 9 Providence College men's hockey team edged Vermont, 4-3, at Schneider Arena on Saturday night.
- Providence carried the play in the opening period, outshooting Vermont by a 15-5 margin.
- It was the Catamounts that opened the scoring however, as Robbie Stucker's power-play goal with 9.9 seconds left in the period gave the visitors a 1-0 lead.
- The teams combined for four goals in the opening 6:50 of play in the second period, capped by Providence's three-goal outburst in a span of 3:37 to take a 3-2 lead after 40 minutes.
- Patrick Moynihan briefly tied the game at 1-1 with his fifth of the season before Vermont's Joel Maatta re-gained the Catamount lead just 1:01 later.
- Only 23 seconds after that, Brett Berard blocked a shot at the defensive blue line and beat Autio with a highlight-reel deke on a breakaway to tie the game at 2-2. The goal was Berard's sixth of the season.
- 2:13 later, Chase Yoder netted his fifth goal of the season after finishing off a centering pass from Liam Valente to put Providence up 3-2.
- Vermont tied things up early in the third as Jacques Bouquot banked a shot from behind the net off of Roden and in to make it a 3-3 game.
- Berard was shaken up after a cross-check from UVM's Joe Leahy sent him heavily into the boards. Providence couldn't convert on the power play.
- The Friars advanced to the overtime period for the sixth time in the last nine games. Nick Poisson rang a crossbar in the opening minute and Berard was denied on a breakaway by Autio to keep the extra session going.
- Bennett Schimek forced a turnover and feed Max Crozier out in the slot as he chipped a one-handed shot through the legs of Autio for the game-winner and his first of the season to secure the 4-3 win.
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Eighteen Current, Former and Future Friars Appear in NHL Development Camps
The Friars boasted 18 past, present and future players that appeared in NHL Development Camps back in July. Brady Berard* (NYR), Brett Berard (NYR), Michael Callahan (BOS), Max Crozier (TB), Riley Duran (BOS), Jamie Engelbert* (BOS), Taige Harding (CHI), Connor Kelley (CHI), Clint Levens* (PHI), Patrick Moynihan (NJ), Kohen Olischefski* (BUF), Nick Poisson* (VGK), Guillaume Richard (CBJ), Austin Roden* (ARZ), Jaxson Stauber (CHI), Philip Svedebäck (BOS), Tyce Thompson (NJ), Chase Yoder (PIT). * - camp invitee
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Moyni On The Man-Up
Senior Patrick Moynihan is second among all active NCAA players with 22 career power-play goals, including a game-winning markers on the power play against Sacred Heart, Clarkson and Northeastern. Moynihan's three game-winning goals are second in the NCAA and match his previous total over a combined 89 career games entering the 2022-23 season.
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Crozier and Ford Named Captains
The Friars anointed seniors Max Crozier and Parker Ford as the team's co-captains for the 2022-23 season. Both players were alternate captains last season.
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Berard Named Hockey East Player of the Week
The junior forward posted a goal and an assist in each victory over Vermont last weekend, including the game-winning goal on Friday night in Providence's 4-0 win over the Catamounts. Berard followed that up with a breakaway goal off a blocked shot and another assist in the Friars' 4-3 overtime win on Saturday. He finished the weekend with a +4 rating.
In the month of November, Berard has five multi-point efforts in six games and six goals and five assists over that span.
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Four Sign NLIs
The program recently had future Friars Tanner Adams, Braiden Clark, Aleksi Kivioja and Chris Romaine sign National Letters of Intent to attend Providence College.
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Young Bucks
Providence ices the sixth youngest roster in the NCAA with an average age of 21.1 years and has a combined 16 first and second year players out of a 29-player roster.
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In The Show
Eight former Friars appeared on NHL opening night rosters: Noel Acciari (STL), Jacob Bryson (BUF), Vincent Desharnais (EDM), Brandon Duhaime (MIN), Kevin Rooney (CGY), Brandon Tanev (SEA), Tyce Thompson (NJ) and Jake Walman (DET).
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Friars at the 2022 World Junior Championships
In addition to Nate Leaman and Theresa Feaster being a part of the U.S. National Junior team staff, junior Brett Berard and sophomore Riley Duran each participated in the tournament for the U.S. Freshman Jaroslav Chmelar appeared in three games for Team Czechia.
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Three is the Magic Number
The Friars are 199-20-21 all-time under Nate Leaman when scoring three or more goals in a game.
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After 40
The Friars are 181-7-18 all-time under Nate Leaman when holding a lead after two periods.
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Series History vs. St. Lawrence (PC leads 27-23-0, .540)
The Friars and Saints meet for the 51st time on Friday night and the first time since 2019. The Friars have won three straight in the series, scoring six goals each in those three games in 2016, 2017 and 2019. St. Lawrence's last win in the series came on Oct. 12, 2007 where they scored a 4-1 win at Appleton Arena.
Scouting the Saints...
St. Lawrence enters the weekend at 5-6-0 overall and 2-2-0 in ECAC play. Last weekend's contest at Niagara was postponed due to the snowstorm in Buffalo area. The Saints last played on Nov. 11-12, where they dropped games to Cornell and Colgate, respectively. They are 0-3-0 in the road this season, getting shut-out in all three games. Seniors Jordan Steinmetz and Tim Makowski pace the team in scoring with five points. Junior defenseman Luc Salem leads with three goals and 23 different players have recorded at least a point this season. In goal, graduate student Emil Zetterquist has appeared in all 11 games, recording a 2.63 GAA and .899 save percentage.
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Series History vs. Brown (PC leads 54-46-3, .540)
The teams will battle in the 36th Mayor's Cup on Saturday night at Schneider Arena. The Friars have claimed the Mayor's Cup six-consecutive times, including a 4-0 win at Meehan Auditorium in the team's last meeting on Nov. 27, 2021. Providence has won six-consecutive games in the series (the teams met at the Ledyard Classic at Dartmouth in 2018), outscoring the Bears by a 27-4 margin.
Scouting the Bears...
The Bears are at 1-6-1 overall entering Friday afternoon's matchup against Holy Cross. Cole Quisenberry, Ryan Bottrill and Matt Sutton lead the Bears in scoring with four points each. Quisenberry, Bradley Cocca and James Crossman each have a team-high two goals. Sophomore Mathieu Caron has logged all minutes in goal for the Bears, posting a 2.84 GAA and .915 save percentage.
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For more updates on the Providence College men's hockey program, follow the team on Twitter @FriarsHockey.
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