Yale Bulldogs Unleash Third Period Fury to Overcome Union (NY) Garnet Chargers

The Yale Bulldogs emerged victorious with a 4-1 win over the Union (NY) Garnet Chargers, improving their record to 1-0. The Bulldogs showcased their resilience and tactical prowess at The Frank L. Messa Rink at Achilles Center, where they turned the game around in the final period.

First Period

The opening period saw a strong start from the home team, as the Garnet Chargers took an early lead with a goal. Despite several attempts by Yale's forwards, including efforts from Micah Berger and Julian Frias, they were unable to find the back of the net.

Second Period

In the second period, both teams tightened their defenses. Yale's defenseman Rhys Bentham played a crucial role in keeping Union at bay. The Bulldogs managed to level the score through an equalizer that came from forward James Shannon.

Third Period

The third period was where Yale truly shone. With three goals scored in quick succession, they dominated play and left no room for Union to recover. Forward Zach Wagnon was instrumental during this phase, contributing significantly to two of those goals with his precise assists.

This match highlighted key moments that will be remembered by fans as part of this exciting encounter between these two teams. For more insights into this game’s dynamics and player performances, check out our comprehensive Yale Bulldogs vs Union (NY) Garnet Chargers review.

Looking ahead, fans can anticipate another thrilling matchup when Yale faces off against UConn Huskies on January 23rd at Ingalls Rink in New Haven. Be sure not to miss it!

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