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Oilers Chick · 01-12-2005, 08:40 PM

No kidding!

Dartmouth wins their first ever Riverstone Cup. Congrats Dartmouth.

I just got through listening to the webcast and I'm telling you this one would've been great to catch on the tube, because it sounded like (from the webcast) to be a very exciting albeit very wild game. Maybe some of our resident UNH fans who actual saw the game can give us a some more insights on it.

Dartmouth went through three goalie changes. Yacey started, then it was Samuel and freshman Mike Devine (I believe that's his name) got his first start and the win! Jeff Pietrasiak went the distance for the heartbreaking loss.

UNH went into the 3rd with an 8-5 lead and ended up losing the game 9-8. It sounded like the Wildcats just gradually fell apart.

Now the Wildcats faithful who saw the game will probably be steamed at the fact that Vinz and Ciocco got penalties for some scrums that they were involved in and the Dartmouth players that were in it with them did not. The Vinz call came late in the 2nd period and Ciocco's came with about 2 minutes left in the third.

01-12-2005, 08:40 PM	#1
Oilers Chick Hockey's Future Staff Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Pittsburgh Apr. 2013 Country: Posts: 5,858 vCash: 500	Dartmouth wins a wild one over UNH in Manchester, 9-8 No kidding! Dartmouth wins their first ever Riverstone Cup. Congrats Dartmouth. I just got through listening to the webcast and I'm telling you this one would've been great to catch on the tube, because it sounded like (from the webcast) to be a very exciting albeit very wild game. Maybe some of our resident UNH fans who actual saw the game can give us a some more insights on it. Dartmouth went through three goalie changes. Yacey started, then it was Samuel and freshman Mike Devine (I believe that's his name) got his first start and the win! Jeff Pietrasiak went the distance for the heartbreaking loss. UNH went into the 3rd with an 8-5 lead and ended up losing the game 9-8. It sounded like the Wildcats just gradually fell apart. Now the Wildcats faithful who saw the game will probably be steamed at the fact that Vinz and Ciocco got penalties for some scrums that they were involved in and the Dartmouth players that were in it with them did not. The Vinz call came late in the 2nd period and Ciocco's came with about 2 minutes left in the third.