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Posted: February 04, 2010 6:45PM St. Joseph's University
#24 Chris Martin (F)
The Hawks continued their winning ways this past Sunday, beating the Drexel Dragons soundly, 8-1. The high-powered Crimson offense in this game, to no surprise, revolved around The Hawks leading scorer Chris Martin. With a 4 goal outing, Martin accounted for half of the St. Joe's offense and the game was never in question. With the effort, Martin increases his league leading goals total to 20 in only 9 games played.
Kutztown University
#93 Ben Garvey (F)
Another team-leading scorer gets a POTW nod, this time in Tier II. Kutztown beat up on the Penn Quakers, and Garvey's offensive output was more than enough. The Golden Bears may have 'lit the lamp' on twelve different occasions, and Garvey factored on half of that offense as well. His 4 goal, 2 assist outing added to the offensive produciton that KU will need in their second half season.
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January 28, 2010 - St. Joseph's University
#30 Mike O'Rourke (G)
As St. Joe's makes yet another first place push, goaltending will be a key factor. If Sunday's game is any indication, the Hawks are in fine hands with Mike O'Rourke between the pipes. After surrendering the first goal of the game, O'Rourke shut the door on a game Widener squad until a late powerplay goal in the 3rd. With O'Rourke unbeatable for most of the game, St. |
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January 21, 2010 - University of Pennsylvania
#10 Perry Clarkson (F)
After an explosive start to the season and trading the points leader spot on and off with Villanova's Rich Kline, Clarkson opened up the second half of the season with a monster outing as Penn drubbed Drexel 10-0. Clarkson had 2 goals in the game, but set up teammates on 4 others, factoring in on more than half of the Quaker goals.
Villanova University
#1 Eric Haase (G)
Villanova 2 had the task of being Kutztown's first opponent of the year, and the game was a hotly contested 4-4 tie. Haase, the 'Nova goaltender, gets the nod for POTW for preserving the tie in overtime. With the extra point on the line, and Kutztown pushing, Haase made four huge saves in the waning minutes, including a ridiculous glove save to keep the game even. |
 | PCRHL Play Resumes TONIGHT!
January 16, 2010 - Broomall (PA) - Each season, collegiate winter breaks mark the rough midway point of the PCRHL season. Most teams are close to playing half their games, and as such the league picture is starting to take shape. However, due to some intriguing changes, the league enters the unofficial second half with more questions than in any prior season.
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