Brown Bears Fall to Princeton Tigers in Overtime at Hobey Baker Memorial Rink

The Brown University Bears faced off against the Princeton University Tigers in a gripping encounter at the Hobey Baker Memorial Rink. The game concluded with a 5-4 scoreline, favoring the home team, Princeton. This result brings Brown's record to 0-1-0 and Princeton's to 1-0-0.

First Period

The opening period saw an energetic start from both teams. The Bears took an early lead with two goals, showcasing their offensive capabilities. Zackary Tonelli was instrumental in setting up plays that kept the Tigers' defense on their toes. However, the Tigers managed to respond with a goal of their own before the period ended.

Second Period

In the second period, momentum shifted towards Princeton as they capitalized on power-play opportunities and netted three goals. Despite this surge from the home team, Brown's defense led by Jack Hewitt and Owen Dyer worked tirelessly to contain further damage.

Third Period

Entering the third period trailing by one goal, Brown fought back valiantly. Mike Cataldo found an opening and scored for Brown, leveling things up once more. The defensive efforts of Ethan Mistry were crucial during this phase as he thwarted several attempts by Princeton to regain control.

Overtime

With both teams tied at four apiece after regulation time, overtime was inevitable. It was here that Princeton managed to break through with a decisive goal that sealed their victory over Brown.

As fans look forward to future games following this intense matchup between these Ivy League rivals—highlighted by game-changing plays—the next opportunity for redemption comes soon for Brown Bears fans when they host Merrimack Warriors on January 3rd at George V. Meehan Auditorium in Providence at 7:00 PM EST.

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