
Yale Tops Nebraska-Omaha, 6-3
Dec 28, 2007 | Hockey
OMAHA, Neb. -- Yale's Broc Little scored three goals in the third period to lift the Bulldogs past the Mavericks, 6-3, in non-conference action Friday night at the Qwest Center Omaha.
A crowd of 6,702 were on hand as UNO welcomed the first of two Ivy League visitors to the Qwest Center Omaha this holiday season. UNO (7-9-3)will play host to Princeton on Sunday Dec. 30, faceoff is set for 7:05 p.m.
The Mavericks fell into an early hole when Chris Cahill beat UNO goalkeeper Jerad Kaufmann just 1:09 into the first period giving Yale a 1-0 lead.
UNO captain Bryan Marshall evened things up, 1-1, with a power-play goal at 9:02 of the first, and Jeric Agosta's goal 22 seconds later pushed the Mavs out front, 2-1. Brandon Scero and Mick Lawrence assisted on Marshall's marker, while Matt Ambroz and Nick Fanto had the helpers on Agosta's goal.
Yale's Sean Backman's goal at 16:55 of the first tied the game, 2-2, heading into the intermission.
Dan Swanson gave UNO the lead back at 5:19 of the second frame. Assists came from Bill Bagron and JJ Koehler. But the Bulldogs were able to come back and tie the game at 3-all before the second intermission on a Denny Kearney goal at 11:31 of the second.
Yale came out and dominated the third period. The Bulldog's freshman forward, Broc Little, scored all three of Yale's goals in the third to push them past UNO, 6-3. Little collected a natural hat trick with goals at 1:26, 2:01, and an empty netter at 19:36 of the third.
First Period
1, Yale, Chris Cahill (Blair Yaworski), 1:09.
2, UNO, Bryan Marshall (Brandon Scero, Mick Lawrence), pp, 9:02.
3, UNO, Jeric Agosta (Matt Ambroz, Nick Fanto), 9:24.
4, Yale, Sean Backman (Will Engasser, Billy Blasé) 16:55.
Second Period
5, UNO, Dan Swanson (Bill Bagron, JJ Koehler), 5:19.
6, Yale, Denny Kearney (Mike Matczak, Matthey Thomey) 11:31.
Third Period
7, Yale, Broc Little (Unassisted), 1:26.
8, Yale, Little (Robert Page), 2:01.
9, Yale, Little (Denny Kearney), 19:36.
Power plays: UNO 1-4; YALE 0-4
Penalties: UNO 5/10; YALE 5/10
SOG: UNO 8-19-5--32; YALE 12-4-9--25
Saves: UNO, Kaufmann 19; Yale, Blasé 29
Attendance: 6,702
A crowd of 6,702 were on hand as UNO welcomed the first of two Ivy League visitors to the Qwest Center Omaha this holiday season. UNO (7-9-3)will play host to Princeton on Sunday Dec. 30, faceoff is set for 7:05 p.m.
The Mavericks fell into an early hole when Chris Cahill beat UNO goalkeeper Jerad Kaufmann just 1:09 into the first period giving Yale a 1-0 lead.
UNO captain Bryan Marshall evened things up, 1-1, with a power-play goal at 9:02 of the first, and Jeric Agosta's goal 22 seconds later pushed the Mavs out front, 2-1. Brandon Scero and Mick Lawrence assisted on Marshall's marker, while Matt Ambroz and Nick Fanto had the helpers on Agosta's goal.
Yale's Sean Backman's goal at 16:55 of the first tied the game, 2-2, heading into the intermission.
Dan Swanson gave UNO the lead back at 5:19 of the second frame. Assists came from Bill Bagron and JJ Koehler. But the Bulldogs were able to come back and tie the game at 3-all before the second intermission on a Denny Kearney goal at 11:31 of the second.
Yale came out and dominated the third period. The Bulldog's freshman forward, Broc Little, scored all three of Yale's goals in the third to push them past UNO, 6-3. Little collected a natural hat trick with goals at 1:26, 2:01, and an empty netter at 19:36 of the third.
First Period
1, Yale, Chris Cahill (Blair Yaworski), 1:09.
2, UNO, Bryan Marshall (Brandon Scero, Mick Lawrence), pp, 9:02.
3, UNO, Jeric Agosta (Matt Ambroz, Nick Fanto), 9:24.
4, Yale, Sean Backman (Will Engasser, Billy Blasé) 16:55.
Second Period
5, UNO, Dan Swanson (Bill Bagron, JJ Koehler), 5:19.
6, Yale, Denny Kearney (Mike Matczak, Matthey Thomey) 11:31.
Third Period
7, Yale, Broc Little (Unassisted), 1:26.
8, Yale, Little (Robert Page), 2:01.
9, Yale, Little (Denny Kearney), 19:36.
Power plays: UNO 1-4; YALE 0-4
Penalties: UNO 5/10; YALE 5/10
SOG: UNO 8-19-5--32; YALE 12-4-9--25
Saves: UNO, Kaufmann 19; Yale, Blasé 29
Attendance: 6,702
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