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| GAME REPORT |
| 16 Oct Manhattanville 6 RMC 3 Manhattanville article Summary Game Stats The Paladins dropped their second game on their New York state road trip on Saturday night 6-3 against the Manhattanville College Viliants. Manhattanville opened the scoring eight minutes into the first period but RMC managed to forge a 2-1 lead by the end of the first. The Paladins were undone by penalties as Manhattanville notched 3 powerplay goals and a short handed goal in the second period enroute to a 4-2 lead. RMC managed a late marker in the third to make it 6-3. The game was filled with penalties as Manhattanville went 3 for 10 on the powerplay while RMC was 1 for 9 with the man-advantage. The game was a physical affair as this was Manhattanville�s first game of the year to RMC�s 5th. RMC had 18 penalties for 44 minutes while Manhattanville had 16 penalties for 51 minutes. RMC�s record stands at 2-2-1 on the season. Oct 15 RMC 4 Utica College 4 Summary Game Stats RMC continued their exhibition schedule last night with a 4-4 tie in Utica, New York against the Utica College Pioneers a Division III school in upstate New York. The Paladins opened the scoring 10 seconds into the first period but could not manage to hold on to the lead as the teams traded goals through out the contest. Neither team could score in the 5-minute overtime. This was the first ever meeting between the two teams on the ice. RMC now continues their road trip with a game Saturday night against Manhattanville. 8 Oct RMC 3 Ottawa 1 RMC now stands at 2 and 1 in exhibition paly this year after a 3-1 win againt Ottawa at home of Friday night. A tight checking game was scorless going into the third period when RMC opened up the game with 3 goals in 7:51 of the third. Roman Srutek netted two goals and Jeff Todd had the game winner before Ottawa managed to get one past Blair Roberston to break his shut out bid. 6 Oct McGill 3 RMC 2 RMC dropped a close 3-2 Overtime decison against McGill on Wed night. After a scoreless first period the teams traded power play goals in a penalty filled second period. RMC continuted to show physical play in the game as they had McGill pinned in their own zone for long stretches but just did not get any bounces. The thrid period saw the teams trade goals again leaving nothing settled after 60 minutes of regulation play. McGill got the game winning goal in OT to repeat the score of thier game during last season. The new arrivals continued to shine for the Paladinds as they start their journey for the 2004-2005 OUA season. 2 Oct RMC 12 Carelton 1 The Paladins opened up the 2004-04 exhibition season with a convincing 12-1 win over the Carelton Ravens during Ex-cadet weekend. This was the first game for both teams and RMC easily handled the club team from Ottawa. RMC had two key players back in the line up, Pat MacDonald and Louis Charland. Both missed the entire season last year due to injuries. The team captain, MacDonald had a strong return to the ice with the physical play and scoring that is expected of the power forward. Two new comers to the Paladins also had a big impact on the ice, 5th year senior and masters transfer, Tyler Middlebrook, displayed a deft scoring touch that made him the 3rd leading score for the University of Toronto last year. 17 year old Ryan McInerney netted 3 goals in his RMC debut. On defence Brent Maurice and rookie Todd Simpson led the way for the Paladins, while in goal Blair Robertson got the start but did not see much action. The game featured some big hit as the Paladins displayed their physical side which lead to a lot of open ice later in the game. As the game wore on there was some chippy play from both teams but they settled down as the buzzer sounded at the end of the third period. The game was played in front of about 150 fans as there were a large number of Ex-Cadets in Kingston for the weekend. |
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