•     Last night the Quakers traveled north to Montclair University to take on the Red Hawks for the second time is as many weekends.  In their first run-in with the Red Hawks, the Quakers earned a hard-fought 5-3 victory.  In doing so they set the stage for a regular season championship game at Floyd Hall.  PENN came out fast and set to tone early.  Freshman Micah Cohen struck first, scoring seven minutes into the first period.  Six minutes later, senior Whit Matthews tipped a Michael Southworth shot from the point past the Montclair goalie.  One minute later, while killing a penalty, Cohen struck again scoring his fourth short-handed goal of the year on a breakaway.  PENN went in to the locker-room with a 3-0 lead after one.  Eight minutes into the second period, junior Todd Leri continued the scoring and gave PENN a 4-0 lead.  The game would continue in much the same fashion for the next period and half as PENN continued to dominate the Red Hawks all over the ice.  When all was said and done, the Quakers had come away with an 8-0 win on the shoulders of junior goalie Pat Baude's second consecutive shutout (25 saves) and strong defense from veterans Colby Zaph and Owen Callahan.  With the win PENN clinched its first ever MACHA regular season championship.  Multi-point games were turned in by Cohen (2g), Craig White (3a), Jeff Bagnoli (3a), Matthews (3g,2a), and Leri (3g,1a).  PENN is now looking forward to its last league game of the season against Seton Hall on Feb 16 and to the MACHA playoffs Feb 22-24.

•    On Friday night PENN played its last home game of the season.  In front of the largest crowd in recent memory, junior Pat Baude's 27 save shutout performance led the Quakers to a 5-0 win over Lafayette.  Scoring information follows.

First Period: Sand (Cohen, White)
Second Period: Cohen, short-handed
Third Period: Leri, Matthews (Leri), Remick (Cohen)

PENN 5
Lafayette 0