Oct. 16, 2008

BURLINGTON, Vt. - Follow the RedHawks as they get ready to take on the No. 17 Vermont Catamounts Saturday at 7:05 p.m. in Gutterson Fieldhouse

Oct. 18: Tied 3-3

End of the game. The game is a tie a shootout will be held but it will not count in the standings.

3 seconds left in overtime

CTH rough on Vermont.

56 seconds left in overtime

Ten seconds on the power play.

2:47 left in the overtime

Too many men on the ice for Miami. Vermont power play

3:34 left in overtime

Teams now even

End of Regulation

Shots on goal are Vermont 28 Miami 26. If the game stays tied after a five minute overtime the game will go to a shootout.

0:06

Knapp gets checked and is down but will stay in the game.

0:34 left in the third

Brayden Irwin called for hitting from behind. Power play Miami. 

Knapp makes the save

1:54 left in the third

Wingels called for a hook. Vermont gets a penalty shot.

2:59 left in the third

Vermont called for to many men on the ice. Miami power play.

3:53 left in the third

Both teams now even Miami continues to battle.

6:09 left in the third

Lacombe called for a trip. After 32 second of 4-on-4 Vermont will have a 1:31power play.

7:37 left in the third

Dean Strong of Vermont called for a slash. Miami power play

10:55 left in the third

Dan Lawson of Vermont called for a trip. Miami power play.

14:35 left in the third

Vermont goal scored by Peter Lenes as he beat Knapp on the back side. Dean Strong and Kyle Medvec on the assists.

15:19 left in the third

Miami called for to many men on the ice. 5-on-3 for 59-seconds. Timeout Catamounts.

16:21 left in the third

Gary Steffes called for a trip. Vermont power play

18:28 left in the third

Goal Captain Brian Kaufman. Kaufman intercepted a neutral ice pass by Vermont and gives Miami the lead.

Start of the third

Vermont will start the period on the power play as Mercier will be in the box for 29-more seconds.

End of the second

Vermont scores twice to even the game a 2-2.

1:32 left in the second

Justin Mercier called for hitting from behind.

3:07 left in the second

Vermont goal scored by Kevan Miller.

4:02 left in the second

Goal Vermont scored by Corey Carlson.

4:59 left in the second

Miami goal. Alexandre Lacombe scores in front of 18 family members. Assists go to Bill Loupee and Brandon Smith. That is the first career point for Smith.

7:56 left in the second

Vermont had several chances on net but Knapp kept them out of the net. Brayden Irwin of Vermont called for interference. Miami power play.

10:31 left in the second

Carter Camper called for interference. Vermont power play.

11:50 left in the second

Teams now even but Miam is really putting the presure on Vermont.

14:18 left in the second

Viktor Stalberg of Vermont called for boarding. Miami power play

14:45 left in the second

Both teams now even

16:54 left in the second

Vermont's Pat Cullity called for a rough. Miami power play.

17:17 left in the second

Big hit by Roeder

19:20 left in the second

Solid glove save by Knapp. Second period is underway

End of the first

Vermont kills the power play and at the end of the first Miami leads 1-0. The short handed goal by Wingels is the first short handed goal for the RedHawks this season.

2:30 left in the first

Josh Franklin of Vermont called for a hook. Miami power play.

3:27 left in the first

Miami back even

3:56 left in the first

Wingels short handed goal.

5:27 left in the first

Weber called for holding. Vermont power play.

6:20 left in the first

Both teams are trading chances. Knapp now with six saves.

16:22 left in the first

Both teams continue to battle in front of the net. Connor Knapp already has four saves.

7:05 p.m.

Another loud crowd is packed into Gutterson Fieldhouse tonight as the puck is about to drop.

6:45 p.m.

The Starters for tonights game are 22 Vaive, 9 Wingels, 19 Palmer, 4 Weber, 24 Roeder and 31 Knapp for the RedHawks

6:10 p.m.

The RedHawks are on the Ice

The lines for the RedHawks tonight we be ...

8 Smith         10 Lacombe    28 Loupee

15 Kaufman   20 Cannone    12 Steffes

16 Mercier      11 Camper     17 Miele

22 Vaive        9 Wingels       19 Palmer

4 Weber         24 Roeder

6 Wideman     14 Loverde

27 Tomassoni 18 Eichenlaub

31 Knapp

30 Reichard

It has been a quite day in Burlington, Vt., for the No. 7 Miami RedHawks. After the game last night, the team returned to the hotel and had team dinner before calling it a night. Today the RedHawks have been focused on the game since this morning. The RedHawks are now inside Gutterson Fieldhouse getting ready for the game. Tonight's clash between the RedHawks and the Catamounts will start at 7:05 p.m. Follow the RedHawks either on the internet radio (Miami All-Access), with Greg Waddell, or on B2 the Vermont internet stream. This blog will also feature updates during the game. The starter tonight for the RedHawks between the pipes will be freshman Connor Knapp.  

Oct. 17: Vermont wins 4-3

 After Miami came out from the timout Vermonts calls for a timeout. No goalie for the RedHawks.

1:27 left in the third

Miami calls for a timeout.

4:20 left in the third

Reichard makes two saves in front but Vermont keeps battling and takes the lead. Justin Milo on the goal with Downing and Lenes on the assists for Vermont.

7:16 left in the third

Both teams continue to battle still even at 3-3

13:00 left in the third

Smith and Lacombe on a two one break but Spillane makes a big save for Vermont.

17:25 left in the third

Pat Cannone finds the net on dishes from Kaufman and Weber. Cannone launched a goal passed Spillane.

4:57 left in the second

Brayden Irwin gives Vermont the lead. Irwin was in front of the net Reichard made the first two saves but the third by Irwin found the net.

6:51 left in the second

Peter Lenes of Vermont ties the game on assists from Downing and Kyle Medvec

13:14 left in the second

Andy Miele makes a great move and it took a hook to stop him from scoring and Miami is back on the power play.

15:56 left in the second

Smith out of the box then double minors on Vermont and Miami. Eichenlaub and Palmer head to the box for Miami. 4-4 after a lot of pushing in front of the Miami net.

16:29 left in the second

Wingels called for a hook 5-3 for 34 seconds

17:56 left in the second

Brandon Smith called for interference. Vermont power play

18:02  left in the second

Teams are back to five-on-five.

End of the first

Miami leads at the end of the first 2-1. Just before the end of the period Jarod Palmer called for roughing and Jack Downing of Vermont called for contact to the head high sticking. Both penalties called at 19:58 of the first the two teams will start the second four-on-four.

2:23 left in the first

Miami back at full strength

3:29 left in the first

Great back-to-back saves by Reichard.

4:23 left in the first

Will Weber called for interference Vermont power play. 

5:36 left in the first

Goal Miami 2-1 RedHawks lead on a the first goal of the season by Tommy Wingels. Wingels left alone in front of the net. Credit Camper and Justin Mercier on the assists. Camper now with seven points all on the power play. 

6:48 left in the first

Viktor Stalberg of Vermont called for holding Miami power play.

7:30 left in the first

Game still tied 1-1 Miami putting the pressure on Vermont and leads 7-3 in shots

13:07 left in the first

Goal Miami 1-1 Carter Camper found in front of the net on dishes from Alexandre Lacombe and Brian Kaufman. All of Capmer's six points on the season are on the power play.

14:31 left in the 1st

Pat Cullity of Vermont called for interference, Miami on the power play

19:42 of the 1st

Goal, Vermont 1-0 Viktor Stalberg from Dean Strong and Corey Carlson

7:00 p.m.

Miami hits the ice

The Starters are

16, 11, 17

4, 14

30

5:15 p.m.

Miami is at the Gutterson Fieldhouse and is getting ready for their pre-game skate. The RedHawks have set their line-up and the lines are ...

#8 Smith         #10 Lacombe        #28 Loupee

#22 Vaive        #9 Wingels          #19 Palmer

#15 Kaufman   #20 Cannone       #12 Steffes

#16 Mercier      #11 Camper         #17 Miele

#4 Weber        #14 LoVerde

#24 Roeder      #6 Wideman

#27 Tomassoni #18 Eichenlaub

#30 Reichard

#31 Knapp

Game Notes

Cannone is coming off a career game in which he recorded six points ... Wideman is the current CCHA Rookie of the week ... Steffes recorded his first career hat trick in Miami's last game ... Camper is currently on a nine game point streak ... Miami has not lost a game in the month of October since Oct. 19, 2006 at Michigan (6-3) ... since that game the RedHawks have record of 10-0-1 in October. 

4:00 p.m.

Practice went well the team just in limited pads. The RedHawks had a lunch of pasta and chicken and then got some rest in their rooms. The team will head over to the rink at 5 p.m. and in order to get ready for the game. Starting tonight between to pipes for Miami will be freshmen Cody Reichard. 

10:00 a.m.

The RedHawks had breakfast this morning this morning and players talked about the drama last night in Fenway. Gary Steffes was more considered with reading his USA Today his cross word puzzle and the latest on the upcoming election. The team is headed to the field house for an easy skate and then will return to the hotel to get ready for their match-up against No. 17 Vermont.

 

Oct. 16

The team loaded the team bus at 4:45 a.m. at Steve Cady Arena and hit the road for Dayton International Airport. Miami took a plane from Dayton to Baltimore, made a plane change and headed to Burlington. Once in Burlington the team checked into the hotel and was given some down time before a practice in Gutterson Fieldhouse and then dinner tonight.

5:15 p.m.

The team is currently preparing for practice and will hit the ice soon as they will have to become familiar with Vermont's Olympic sized ice. This is the only time the RedHawks will play on Olympic ice this season.

9:54 p.m.

After practice the team held a meeting and returned to the hotel for a dinner of steak and potatoes. The players and coaches then returned to their rooms to relax before heading to bed. Tomorrow the team will have a morning practice before their game tomorrow night.

The No. 7 RedHawks take on No. 17 Vermont Friday and Saturday at 7:05 p.m. inside Gutterson Fieldhouse.
 

 

 

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