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   The Official News Letter of PENN Men's Ice Hockey                                                                                            Issue #51, November 10, 2006
RECENT RESULTS

November 3, 2006
PENN 3
St. Joe's 3

November 4, 2006
PENN 1
Seton Hall 2

NEWS AND NOTES

Penn was unable to chalk up its first MACHA win this past weekend -- a 3-3 tie to St. Joe's on Friday was followed by a road loss to Seton Hall on Saturday.

Junior Jeff Greenberg scored 3 of Penn's 4 goals over the weekend.

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UPCOMING GAMES

 

November 10 @ 5:15pm
Class of 1923 Ice Rink
vs. Liberty

November 11 @ 2:15pm
Class of 1923 Ice Rink
vs. Wagner



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Quakers Battle Tough But Come Up Winless

The Quakers took a major step forward this weekend in their game against St. Joes.  When the teams last met earlier this season at the Liberty Bell Invitational, the Hawks outplayed Penn, winning 6-2.  Not only did that game leave the Quakers with a chip on their shoulder, it gave them motivation to work harder. Under the guidance of new coach Brian Gallini, the Quakers came ready to play and prove a point this past weekend.  From the start of the game, it was apparent that this was not the same Penn squad as the one that played at the Liberty Bell.   Although the Hawks scored first, Penn came right back with a goal early in the second when Tim Siegmund was able to put in his own rebound.   However, Penn was once again put in a hole as St. Joes was able to net their second goal of the game.  After an emotional intermission, the Quakers came back strong, as junior captain Jeff Greenberg put away two goals in the third.  The Quakers were feeling confident when the Hawks put in a third goal, tying the game.  In the waning seconds of the period, things looked bleak for the Quakers as one of the Hawk players had a wide open net in front.  However, goaltender Matt Weyandt made a spectacular save to send the game into overtime.  The overtime period was hard-fought but in the end, time expired without any overtime goals being scored and the Quakers were left once again without their much needed first league win.  The final score was Penn 3, St. Joes 3.

The Quakers went into Saturday's game against Seton Hall still thirsty for their first league win. In a very quiet and low scoring game, Penn was unfortunately unable to come away with their first 'W".  The Quakers went down early, with Seton Hall putting up a goal in the first period.  There were no goals in the second.  Then, at the start of the third, Jeff Greenberg was once again able to lift the Quakers, tying the game at one apiece.  However, this did not last long as Seton Hall netted its second and game-winning goal.  As in the previous day’s game, goaltender Matt Weyandt played amazing in net.  This was a tough 2-1 loss for the Quakers but despite their disappointment, they continued to hold their heads high as they prepare for the upcoming weekend against Liberty and Wagner.