Watertown Daily Times 2 weeks ago

St. Lawrence 5, Princeton 2

PRINCETON, NJ — The St. Lawrence University men's hockey team overcame some early penalties to run away with a 5-2 win over No. 14 Princeton University in the first ECAC Hockey game of the season for both teams on Friday at Hobey Baker Rink. Full Article at Watertown Daily Times

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