USNTDP Under-18 Team Blanks Harvard
What's this have to do with Wildcat hockey?
Future 'Cats, Ryan Bourque and John Henrion, opened and closed the scoring respectively in the four-to-nothing schooling given the Harvard Crimson. This comes after two victories for Ted Donato's squad - a three-to-one win over Trois-Riviers and four-to-one to top Dartmouth - so you can't quite call it getting the rust off.
Henrion's tally was the lone powerplay marker and Bourque's goal came just forty-nine seconds into the game.
Go 'Cats!
Future 'Cats, Ryan Bourque and John Henrion, opened and closed the scoring respectively in the four-to-nothing schooling given the Harvard Crimson. This comes after two victories for Ted Donato's squad - a three-to-one win over Trois-Riviers and four-to-one to top Dartmouth - so you can't quite call it getting the rust off.
Henrion's tally was the lone powerplay marker and Bourque's goal came just forty-nine seconds into the game.
Go 'Cats!
posted by THE UNH MEN'S HOCKEY BLOGGER GUY at 11:32 AM
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