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Top-ranked Hobart hockey races past Morrisville

Top-ranked Hobart hockey races past Morrisville

Hobart hockey delivered a commanding performance Friday night, defeating Morrisville 9-0 in a SUNYAC matchup at the Morrisville IcePlex while extending its winning streak to 28 games and unbeaten streak to 35.

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Nine different players scored for the top-ranked Statesmen (22-0-0, 15-0-0), who also clinched the SUNYAC regular-season title and secured home-ice advantage for the conference tournament. Bauer Morrissey led the offense with a goal and two assists, while six additional players recorded multi-point games. Goaltender Mavrick Goyer made 15 saves to earn his fourth shutout of the season.

Hobart set the tone early, scoring three first-period goals, including Brandon Sacchetti’s opener less than three minutes into the contest and Morrissey’s power-play tally later in the frame. The Statesmen continued to build their lead in the second period with short-handed and power-play goals, then added four more goals in the third to complete the rout.

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The offensive surge was supported by a dominant statistical performance, as Hobart outshot Morrisville 85-15 and converted four of seven power-play opportunities while limiting the Mustangs to 0-for-2 with the extra attacker. Morrisville goaltender Chad Lowe made 76 saves in the loss.

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Box Score

The nine goals marked Hobart’s highest scoring output of the season as the Statesmen improved to 22-0-0 overall.

Hobart returns to action Saturday, February 14, traveling to Cortland for a 7 p.m. conference matchup.

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