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 Eagles beat Wesley 9-5, continue winning ways in 2012

 

HARRINGTON, DE (Jan. 22) -- Despite losing leading scorer Shay Longtain (SIS '13) to study-abroad in Sweden, the Eagles started 2012 with a dominating 9-5 win over Wesley College. Karim Addetia (SIS '13) led all scorers with 5 points (2g-3a). Dan Deacon (WCL '14), Josh Dorfman (KSB '15), John Ambrose (SIS '13), Toby Mues (CAS '13), David Brenton (CAS '13), Alex Wald (KSB '12), Francisco Trigo (MBA '14), Daniel Neiger (CAS '15) and Kyle Calian (CAS '13) rounded out the goals and assists columns. Austin Short went the distance in net. The Eagles' next game is January 28th at home against Northern Virgina Community College.

 

 

American University Men's Ice Hockey Team

 

 

 

2011-2012 SEASON

 

Welcome to the American Eagles Men's club Ice Hockey Team website. The AU Eagles are a proud member of the American Collegiate Hockey Association and the Division III Mason Dixon Collegiate Hockey Association. 

 

Our club is dedicated to playing hockey at a highly competitive level while maintaining the honor and traditions of the sport. Anybody with the desire to play and the will to win is welcome on the AU Eagles---regardless of playing experience. If you are an incoming or current American University ungraduate or graduate student and would like more information about our team please contact aumenshockey@gmail.edu.

 

The Men's Ice Hockey Club is sponsored by the

Department of Athletics and Recreation at American University

 

 

2011-2012 Season Information

 

Mason Dixon Collegiate Hockey Association

Last Updated January 25, 2012

                        

Mason Division
 Team  GP  Pts  W  L  OT  GF  GA

 Dickinson

 

  5 8   4  1   0 24  17
 Franklin & Marshall  6  5  2  3  1  31  37
 PSU-Harrisburg  6   4  2  4  0 24  30

#Gettysburg#

 

  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
Dixon Division
 Team  GP  Pts  W  L  OT  GF  GA
 American  8  12  6

   2 

 

  0 48  27

 Wesley

 

  9  11  5  3  1 44  40
 John Hopkins  8  8  4  4   0  27  38
Mount St. Mary's  6  2  1  5  0 30 48

                                                                                                         

Timothy Serie - Head Coach

Joseph Carter - Assistant Coach

Seth Pfeifer - Assistant Coach

 

Alex Germany-Wald (KSB '12) - President

Francisco Trigo (MBA '14) - Treasurer

David Brenton (CAS '13) - VP Fundraising

Josh Sarath (SPA '15)  - VP Operations

Home Rink:  Fort Dupont Ice Arena

 

(Image credit: MDCHAHockey.com)

 

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2010-2011 News Archive
 

Maryland defeats Gettysburg in overtime to

--- win MDCHA championship, 5-4 --- 

 
.........PLAYOFF BOUND..........

 

Ambrose's late tally lifts Eagles past Johns

 ------- Hopkins in Baltimore City thriller -------

 

BALTIMORE, MD (Feb. 5) -- Sophomore John Ambrose (SIS '13) may be a stay at home defenseman, but his game-winning goal with only thirty seconds remaining spelled victory for the visiting American University Eagles. The Eagles are now set to enter the MDCHA postseason tournament on a high note after their 3-2 win over the Johns Hopkins University Blue Jays. Third-seeded AU will faceoff against second-seeded Wesley College in the divisional quarterfinal on Friday, February 11 at the historic Hershey Park Arena. 

 

Eagles rout George Mason in 6-0 shutout; AU

--------- unbeaten versus D-II schools in 2010   ---------    

 

ASHBURN, VA (Nov. 19) -- American University made the most of its visit to Northern Virginia by shutting out the George Mason Patriots by a score of 6-0. Strong goaltending from Steinhauser and Cotter coupled with an effective powerplay boosted the Eagles. This win, along with September's upset over George Washington make the Eagles 2-0 against D-II opponents. George Mason competes in the Blue Ridge Hockey Conference and GWU plays in the ACCHL.

 

Eagles waste three-goal lead, fall to division-opponent

---------- University of Maryland, 9-6  ----------

 

WASHINGTON, DC (Nov. 13) -- Despite owning a 3-0 lead early in the first period, and entering the third tied 5-5, American let another one slip away. Sloppy defensive zone coverage was mainly to blame for the Eagles horrid second half. AU looks to rebound the following weekend with a non-league visit to George Mason (D-II) followed by a matinee rematch against Maryland at the Gardens Ice House in Laure, MDl on Saturday (2:30PM).

 

AROUND THE LEAGUE -- Wesley College was forced to forfeit Sunday's game against Mount St. Mary's after it was determined the team used ineligble players. 

 

   American rights ship with 9-2 rout of

---------- Johns Hopkins University  ----------

 

WASHINGTON, DC (Nov. 12) -- The Eagles made the most of their homecoming after a grueling, 1 - 3 roadtrip by defeating Johns Hopkins 9-2. Captain Seth Pfeifer (MSFS '11) also made the most of his first game following a month-long hand injury by opening the scoring less than two minutes in. Shay Longtain continued his dominance over opposing defences with a 5-goal night.

     

Wesley wins rematch in Delaware

--------- 5-4 in front of a capacity crowd ----------

   

Despite scoring seconds in, AU one goal short against 

 ----------      Mount      St. Mary's in tough road loss  ----------

 

Strong goaltending, late game heroics power AU

  ----------   past Gettysburg 4-3 in overtime  ----------

 

YORK, PA (Oct. 30) -- Playing 3 on 3, Shay Longtain set up sophomore defenseman David Brenton for the game winner in overtime. Senior John Arturo also finished the game with two goals. The Eagle's Grant Steinhauser and freshman David Cotter were both remarkable between the pipes. Interestingly enough, this was the very first game in which sophomore Shay Longtain failed to record a goal while playing for American. The Eagles continue their road trip next weekend with visits to Mount St. Mary's and Wesley College.

 

With a short bench, AU falls just short in Sunbury losing

  ----------  4-3  to Susquehanna University ----------

 

        Hollander, American defeat Wesley in OT to win
  ----------- decisive home opener -----------

 

 Eagles potent powerplay too much for GW Colonials (D-II)

----------- in 7-5 season-opening victory -----------  

 

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