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Raiders celebration vs Northeastern 11-28-15
1
Colgate COLGATE 4-10-1
7
Winner Northeastern NU 2-11-2
Colgate COLGATE
4-10-1
1
Final
7
Northeastern NU
2-11-2
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 F
Colgate COLGATE 1 0 0 1
Northeastern NU 1 5 1 7

Game Recap: Men's Ice Hockey |

Brooks Scores For Raiders Versus Huskies

Colgate Closed Out its Appearance in the Friendship Four Saturday with 7-1 Setback to Northeastern

BELFAST, Northern Ireland – Northeastern scored six unanswered goals, including five during the second period, to break open a 1-1 contest and cruise to a 7-1 victory over Colgate in the consolation game of the Friendship Four Tournament Saturday at SSE Arena.
 
Tied at 1-1 after the first period, the Huskies used a pair of goals from Brandon Collier and tallies by Zach Alston-Reese, Ryan Rosenthal and Nolan Stevens during the middle frame to build a 6-1 cushion and take control of the contest.

Mike McMurty notched his first goal of the season with a little less than six minutes remaining in the third period to determine the final margin.
 
The two teams traded goals during the first. Alston-Reese staked the Huskies to a 1-0 lead at the 8:24 mark of the opening frame, only to see Willie Brooks bring the Raiders level with a power play tally in the 14th minute.  
 
Derick Roy got the start in goal for Northeastern and finished with 11 saves. Charlie Finn began the game between the pipes and made 14 stops during the first two periods. Bruce Racine replaced him for the third and he turned aside nine shots.
 
Bottom Line
Northeastern 7, Colgate 1
 
Won-Lost Records
- Northeastern improved to 2-11-2 overall with the victory.
- Colgate moved to 4-10-1 on the season with the setback.
 
Key Raider Info
- Brooks netted his first collegiate goal with his first-period tally. He also extended his lead in the rookie point-scoring race as the goal was his sixth point of the season (1g,5a).
- Tylor Spink picked up his team-leading eighth assist on Brooks' goal. He is now second on the team with 11 points (3g,8a).
- Borkowski was credited with the secondary assist. He gained sole possession of third on the team's scoring chart with the tally (6g,3a).
- Racine took part in his second contest of the season with his relief appearance in the third period.  
 
From the Source
Colgate Head Coach Don Vaughan
(on weekend)
"The wheels kind of came off this weekend. We have to start over a little bit. We've been at this since August. Some of our guys are tired; others need to work harder. We've got a kind of mixed bag of things we need to correct. But, that's our job and that's what we're going to do."
 
Up Next
- Colgate returns home Dec. 4 when it hosts ECAC Hockey foe Clarkson in a 7 p.m. contest at Starr Rink.
- Tickets are available for the game. They can be purchased by calling 315-228-7600 or by visiting bleedcolgatemaroon.com.
 
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