Dartmouth stayed unbeaten with a big road win at Quinnipiac on Friday night, one of several marquee games around college hockey.
We have every score, and notes on every game in our Friday recap:
Providence beat Merrimack in the opener of their home-and-home series.
Tom Upton earned his first win as Brown’s coach, beating Cornell.
Notre Dame took two points from Michigan State with a shootout win, and took four out of six on the weekend.
Western Michigan shut out Colorado College.
Boston College beat UMass despite not dressing a full lineup due to injuries.
A recap of my Friday picks, plus a note on Saturday picks.
Saturday’s viewing guide.
Friday Recap: Dartmouth beats Quinnipiac on the road to remain undefeated
Dartmouth 5, Quinnipiac 2
Dartmouth passed its first big test. The game was tied 2-2 after two periods before Drew Stewart’s power-play goal at 7:25 of the third put the Big Green ahead for good. Brock Cummings had three assists as Dartmouth stayed unbeaten at 5-0-0.
Brown 3, Cornell 1
Brown scored twice in the second period, on goals from Matteo Danis and Cullen Emery. Ivan Zadvernyuk pulled Cornell within one at 6:24 of the third, but Griffin Erdman sealed it with a shorthanded empty-netter at 19:07. Cornell outshot Brown 25-20, including 16-2 in the third, but went 0-for-6 on the power play, and Eli Pulver made 24 saves.
The win was Tom Upton’s first as Brown’s head coach.
Harvard 3, Princeton 2 (OT)
Ben MacDonald and Aidan Lane staked Harvard to a 2-0 lead, but Princeton rallied in the third on goals from Joshua Karnish at 1:18 and Shaan Kingwell, with the extra attacker, at 18:35. Matthew Morden won it 22 seconds into overtime. Rudy Guimond made 23 saves.
Colgate 6, Yale 1
Max Nagel had a hat trick, scoring twice during a three-goal first period and again early in the third. Yale pulled Noah Pak after he allowed three goals in 16:08, and Jack Stark allowed three more in relief. Reid Dyck made 27 saves. Colgate took 12 penalties for 43 penalty minutes, and Luke Malboeuf was ejected for a cross-checking major.
