The Tommies flatten the Tigers 6-2

In a scrappy match at the Forum, the Tommies take their second win of the season over the Tigers.

St. Thomas

Dalhousie

Final	1	2	3	T
St. Thomas	1	3	2	6
Dalhousie	1	1	0	2

Scoring Summary

1st - 01:02 - JC Campagna (St. Thomas)

1st - 04:59 - PP - Andrew Wigginton (Dalhousie)

2nd - 02:03 - Felix Poulin (St. Thomas)

2nd - 05:38 - Matt McLeod (St. Thomas)

2nd - 07:23 - PP - Zach Hall (St. Thomas)

2nd - 15:15 - PP - Fabian Walsh (Dalhousie)

3rd - 05:28 - Matt McLeod (St. Thomas)

3rd - 08:09 - Zach Hall (St. Thomas)

Game Leaders

St. Thomas

G: 2 Players (#21, #24) - 2

A: Kody Orr - 3

Sh: Felix Poulin - 7

Sv: Philippe Trudeau - 30

Dalhousie

G: 2 Players (#7, #18) - 1

A: 4 Players (#7, #10, #25, #71) - 1

Sh: Ben MacAskill - 7

Sv: Corbin Boes - 31

Team Stats

Game Statistics	St. Thomas	Dalhousie
PowerPlays	1 for 2	2 for 8
Shorthanded Goals	0	0
Penalties (min)	13 (37)	6 (12)
Shots on Goal	37	32
Face Offs Won	26	39

Full stats

January 17, 2015

The St. Thomas Tommies take a 6-2 victory over the Tigers in tonight's scrappy game at the Halifax Forum. This brings the Tommies to two wins for the season, both of which have been over the Tigers. The Tigers had a total of 37 power play minutes but were only able to slip two goals past Phillippe Trudeau in that time. The Tommies Zach Hall and Matt MacLeod lead in scoring tonight with two goals each.

JC Campagna set up an early lead for the Tommies scoring just one minute into the first period. The Tigers quickly requited on a power play with a goal at the five minute mark from Andrew Wigginton to even the score to 1-1. This brings Wigginton to 5 goals so far this season. The rest of the period continued to bring chances for the Tigers with 19 penalty minutes given to the Tommies, but they were unable to capitalize on their opportunities.

The Tommies came out firing in the second period putting three consecutive goals away by the 7:32 mark. Felix Poulin and MacLeod notched the first two during full strength play and Hall scored the third on a power play. The Tigers managed to contest by putting one more away before the end of the period, leaving them to enter the third with a score of 4-2 in favour of the Tommies.

The Tommies found the back of the net two more time in the final period strengthening their lead to 6-2 and left little hope for the comeback from the Tigers. Goals were scored once again by MacLeod and Hall. The period ended with more unanswered power play opportunities for the Tigers leading to a 6-2 final score and a victory for the St. Thomas Tommies.

The Tigers face the StFX Axemen in an away game on Wednesday; while the Tommies will look to collect another win as they match up to the SMU Huskies on Friday.