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Quinnipiac at RPI (photo copyright BobcatsHockeyBlog) |
Senior Landon Smith scored just 1:32 into the game with his line-mates Tanner MacMaster and Odeen Tufto picking up the assists. A slashing call on RPI led the Bobcats to their first power play of the game which they immediately capitalized on with a Chase Priskie goal with Tufto and Craig Martin picking up the assists. RPI cut the lead to 2-1 when Will Reilly went five hole past Keith Petruzzelli. Quinnipiac got a late power play goal by Craig Martin towards the end of the period to extend the lead once again.
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Quinnipiac at RPI (photo copyright BobcatsHockeyBlog) |
Quinnipiac continued to play with fire in the third period with two more penalties before finally being burned on an outstanding individual effort by Liljegren who beat Shortridge at a tough angle fighting off a defender to give the Engineers the lead for good. Liljegren capped the scoring with a natural hat trick with the empty net goal with nine seconds left in the game sending Quinnipiac to their third consecutive ECAC loss extending the worst conference start since moving to the ECAC in program history. The Bobcats now head to Union who are coming off a 4-3 overtime win over Princeton desperately seeking a conference win.
Jonathan Singer is a 2004 Quinnipiac alum. You can follow the BobcatsHockeyBlog on Twitter @QHockeyBlog.
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