Nordiques rally falls short against Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks
Junior hockey: Maine falls behind 3-0 but can t make the most of its shot advantage. Reese Farrell scored in the 3-2 loss.
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The Maine Nordiques fell behind by three before rallying most of the way back in a 3-2 loss to the Danbury Jr. Hat Tricks on Saturday at Androscoggin Bank Colisee.
Shane Murphy and Valentino Passarelli scored first-period goals for Danbury, despite Maine holding an 11-5 shots-on-goal advantage.
Luke Wheeler stretched the lead to three 6:27 into the second with a shorthanded goal, only for Reese Farrell to answer for the Nordiques less than three minutes later. Jack Strauss and Matt Connor had the assists. Strauss then had the secondary assist, with Cooper Swift providing the primary, on Aidan Connolly’s goal with 7:33 left in the middle frame.
Congratulations to our coaches, staff and especially our scholar-athletes for their academic success, said Hardrocker athletic director
Joel Lueken. Brilliance in the class room, in the community and on the fields of play. It would have been easy to take the semester off, but that is not what Hardrockers do.
The women s volleyball program had the highest in the department with a 3.73 GPA.
Hardrocker volleyball head coach Lauren Torvi Prochazka said that her athletes have continued to set and reach the standard of being a scholar-athlete at South Dakota Mines. I am so proud of all their hard work this semester and the way they ve had to adapt to the constant changes, said Prochazka.
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