Canton, NY – Four different goal scorers gave the SUNY Canton men's hockey team a 4-2 win over Framingham State University on Saturday afternoon.  Senior Brendan Morrow scored a goal and added an assist and junior Scott Cremen chipped in two assists on the day.

THE BASICS

• Result: SUNY Canton 4 | Framingham State University 2
• Location: Roos House – Canton, NY
• Records: SUNY Canton (2-2-0) | Framingham State (0-3-0)

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Junior Reilly McKinnon opened the scoring for the Roos, ripping a shot from the far left circle past Ram goaltender Owen Swanbon.  The goal was assisted by junior Michael Palandra and senior Brendan Morrow.
• Morrow put the Roos ahead 2-0 tipping a Colton Sipperley shot into the net at 13:07 of the first period.  The goal was the fourth power play goal of the season for Canton with Cremen earning the secondary assist.
• Scott Bugarin got the Rams on the board at 15:47 of the period, burying a rebound off Roos netminder Nate Hopkins into the goal.  Bugarin's goal was assisted by Robert Bernier and Nathan Gines.
• Jake Barcelou knotted the game at 2-2, picking up a loose puck out of a scrum an burying a puck past junior Nate Hopkins.
• Junior Jordyn Mughal scored the game-winner, taking a pass from his brother Trystan Mughal at 5:18 of the third and banging home his first career tally.  Freshman Hayden Bullock earned the secondary assist.
• Freshman Nolan Zotter added an empty net goal at 18:05 of the third with assists going to freshman Brayden Fryfogle and Cremen.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• Shots were nearly even with Framingham holding a 34-33 edge.  Zotter led the Roos with five shots on goal.
• Canton was 1/4 on the power play while the Rams were 0/4.
• The Roos were dominant at the faceoff dot winning 44 draws to Framingham's 26.  Morrow had 14 wins to lead the team.
• Hopkins made 32 saves, earning his second win of the season.  Swan stopped 29 shots for the Rams.

WHAT'S NEXT?
The Roos host SUNY Potsdam on Friday, November 15^th as part of Hockey Reunion Weekend.  Prior to the game, SUNY Canton will honor legendary coach Terry Martin.  The game begins at 7:00 p.m.
   
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