No. 10 Denver Dominant in Home Opener
10/13/2018 9:49:00 PM | (1) Ice Hockey
Finlay gets hat trick in win over Alabama-Huntsville
DENVER – A night after Emilio Pettersen stood out, fellow teammate Liam Finlay had a night of his own to remember as the 10th-ranked University of Denver hockey team took out Alabama-Huntsville 6-0 in Magness Arena on Saturday. The homecoming-weekend win kept the Pioneers perfect on the year at 2-0, their best start since 2014.
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Finlay was the star of the night, recording a game-high four points (three goals, one assist) for DU, showcasing his high-scoring potential at the forward position.
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Freshman forward Brett Stapley notched one goal and two assists for the Crimson and Gold.
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Defenseman Slava Demin racked up two assists in the victory along with Kohen Olischefski and Ryan Barrow.
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Sophomore goaltender Devin Cooley picked up his first shutout in his collegiate career, stopping all 16 shots he faced.
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Offensively, the Pioneers put on a show for the sellout crowd, outshooting the Chargers 49-16.
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For a second night in a row, Denver got on the scoreboard fast, scoring in the first 25 seconds after Les Lancaster drilled one into the back of the net, giving him his first goal as a Pioneer. Sophomores Barrow and Olischefski picked up assists on the play.
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The quick-hitting score was the fastest for DU in nearly seven years.
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Jarid Lukosevicius made it a two-score contest after recording his first goal of the year with 8:06 remaining in the opening period on a pass from Pettersen, who racked up his team-best third assist of the year on the play. Demin also was credited with an assist, his first in the 2018-19 campaign.
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Again, the Crimson and Gold were dominant in the first 20 minutes of action, outshooting Alabama-Huntsville 21-4, over a 5-to-1 margin.
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Finlay put Denver up 3-0 with just over five minutes left in the second after scoring on a one-timer off a beautiful feed from Demin, giving the freshman defenseman his second assist in the game.
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The Pioneers again took advantage of a power-play chance, pushing their lead to four on some good puck movement that resulted in a Stapley goal with 3:13 to go before intermission. Finlay and Olischefski were credited with assists.
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DU made it a rout at 5-0 after Finlay tallied his second goal early in the third on a nice pass from Stapley, bringing the junior to within one of getting the hat trick.
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Finlay locked up the hat trick with 90 seconds remaining in regulation off an assist from Barrow, his second on the day, to make it 6-0.
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The Crimson and Gold went on to record the first shutout of the year from there.
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UP NEXT
The Pioneers stay in the Mile High City and welcome Alaska-Fairbanks for a two-game series next weekend. First game is set for Friday with a puck drop of 7:07 p.m. and can be seen on Altitude.
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SEASON TICKET RENEWAL:
Season tickets for the 2018-2019 season are available now. Call to reserve or renew your tickets by calling 303-871-4625 or click here for more info.
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PIONEER MOVEMENT:
Interested in making a donation to the hockey program? Click Here. Your contribution will make a direct impact on the success of YOUR Pioneers. Thank you for your unwavering support of our student-athletes and their quest for excellence.Â
- PIONEER TOGETHER-Â
Visit DenverPioneers.com for complete coverage of all 17 of DU's NCAA Division I sports
Like Denver Pioneers and Denver Hockey on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_Hockey on Twitter
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Finlay was the star of the night, recording a game-high four points (three goals, one assist) for DU, showcasing his high-scoring potential at the forward position.
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Freshman forward Brett Stapley notched one goal and two assists for the Crimson and Gold.
Â
Defenseman Slava Demin racked up two assists in the victory along with Kohen Olischefski and Ryan Barrow.
Â
Sophomore goaltender Devin Cooley picked up his first shutout in his collegiate career, stopping all 16 shots he faced.
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Offensively, the Pioneers put on a show for the sellout crowd, outshooting the Chargers 49-16.
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For a second night in a row, Denver got on the scoreboard fast, scoring in the first 25 seconds after Les Lancaster drilled one into the back of the net, giving him his first goal as a Pioneer. Sophomores Barrow and Olischefski picked up assists on the play.
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The quick-hitting score was the fastest for DU in nearly seven years.
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Jarid Lukosevicius made it a two-score contest after recording his first goal of the year with 8:06 remaining in the opening period on a pass from Pettersen, who racked up his team-best third assist of the year on the play. Demin also was credited with an assist, his first in the 2018-19 campaign.
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Again, the Crimson and Gold were dominant in the first 20 minutes of action, outshooting Alabama-Huntsville 21-4, over a 5-to-1 margin.
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Finlay put Denver up 3-0 with just over five minutes left in the second after scoring on a one-timer off a beautiful feed from Demin, giving the freshman defenseman his second assist in the game.
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The Pioneers again took advantage of a power-play chance, pushing their lead to four on some good puck movement that resulted in a Stapley goal with 3:13 to go before intermission. Finlay and Olischefski were credited with assists.
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DU made it a rout at 5-0 after Finlay tallied his second goal early in the third on a nice pass from Stapley, bringing the junior to within one of getting the hat trick.
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Finlay locked up the hat trick with 90 seconds remaining in regulation off an assist from Barrow, his second on the day, to make it 6-0.
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The Crimson and Gold went on to record the first shutout of the year from there.
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UP NEXT
The Pioneers stay in the Mile High City and welcome Alaska-Fairbanks for a two-game series next weekend. First game is set for Friday with a puck drop of 7:07 p.m. and can be seen on Altitude.
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SEASON TICKET RENEWAL:
Season tickets for the 2018-2019 season are available now. Call to reserve or renew your tickets by calling 303-871-4625 or click here for more info.
Â
PIONEER MOVEMENT:
Interested in making a donation to the hockey program? Click Here. Your contribution will make a direct impact on the success of YOUR Pioneers. Thank you for your unwavering support of our student-athletes and their quest for excellence.Â
- PIONEER TOGETHER-Â
Visit DenverPioneers.com for complete coverage of all 17 of DU's NCAA Division I sports
Like Denver Pioneers and Denver Hockey on Facebook
Follow @DU_Pioneers and @DU_Hockey on Twitter
Follow @DenverPioneers and @DU_Hockey on Instagram
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UAH
DEN
Shots
16
49
PPG
0
2
SHG
0
0
Penalties
6
5
Penalty Mins
12
10
Faceoffs Won
19
45
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