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Division I Men :      March 2, 2002
[ The Game Story]
Stony Brook 7Massachusetts 8
Scoring:Scoring:
Stephan Conlon
Denis Scannell
Kevin Pall
Brian Abrams
Jon Tompkins
(1, 2)
(2, 0)
(2, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
Marc Morley
Jeff Zywicki
Kevin Leveille
Dan Paccione
Don Little
Dusty Smith
Gene Tundo
(1, 3)
(2, 0)
(1, 1)
(1, 1)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
(1, 0)
Saves:Saves:
Steve Armsworthy
Philip Reed
8  (0.615)
2  (0.400)
Rob Schneider
14  (0.667)
Current Record :     (0-1)Current Record :     (1-1)
Team Page For 2002Team Page For 2002
   
The Game Story:
Stony Brook, NY -- - Dan Paccione scored unassisted with :52 remaining, propelling 12th-ranked Massachusetts past Stony Brook before over 1,000 fans at Seawolves Field Saturday afternoon. The comeback victory pushed the Minutemen to 1-1 while the Seawolves fell in the season opener.

In what was a run-laden second half, the Minutemen trailed 3-1 before the start of the third quarter. However, they scored five straight goals - including three in the final 1:57 - to take a 6-3 advantage. Mark Morley registered a goal and set up his teammates twice in the run. Stony Brook answered with four straight goals to open the fourth quarter and took command at 7-6. Brian Abrams started the run and Kevin Pall's man-up goal finished it. In-between it was Denis Scannell and Jon Tompkins scoring.

With 5:41 to go, Kevin Leveille scored on a feed from Morley. The game remained tight until the final minute when Paccione ran to the cage and scored on freshman goaltender Phil Reed. Pall had an opportunity to force overtime for the Seawolves, but his shot in front of the crease hit Minutemen goaltender Rob Schneider in the helmet and bounced away.

Schneider finished with 14 saves while Steve Armsworthy made eight saves and Reed collected two.

The Seawolves open America East play next Tuesday afternoon when they host Hartford at 3:00 p.m.







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