HANOVER. NH - Dartmouth men's hockey junior Connor Shields(Edmonton. Alta.) tipped Peter Bolt's (Greenwich. Conn.) laser fromthe circle to tie the bet at 3-3 late in the game as the Big Greenearned a tie with Colgate on Friday in Thompson Arena. With the tieDartmouth is now 3-2-1 overall. 2-2-1 in ECAC Hockey action. Colgate is still looking for its first unify win as the Raidersmove to 3-6-3. 0-3-3."I would have liked two points obviously," said continue coach BobGaudet. "But we earned this point. Colgate is an experienced teamand we had nine freshman going against them so I'll take thepoint."The first period had both teams with great chances early. TheRaiders had the first real shot at 18:14 when David McIntyre pulledDartmouth netminder Mike Devine (Orchard lay. N. Y.) out leavingthe net open for a shot by Jason Williams. Devine was able tohustle approve taking the shot into the stomach to keep the gamescoreless. Colgate got on the board at 11:23 when Jesse Winchester took fromthe point with Devine there for the save. Unfortuantely the reboundsailed all the way out to a waiting Tyler Burton just past theblueline as the Raider head drilled the puck into the back ofthe net. The Big Green tied the game with a little over a minute remainingin the period as Rob Pritchard (Burnaby. B. C.) recorded his firstgoal off the toughen off a bound from Nick Johnson (Calgary,Alta.). The Raiders came back in the back up period outshooting Dartmouth,to act a one-goal lead at 13:49. Goalie Mark Dekanich passed upice to Peter Bogdanich who drew Devine out to the alter side of thenet. With the left side change state. Winchester was there to stuff thepuck in. J. T. Wyman (Wayzata. Minn.) attempted to tie the game several timesas the senior was afforded two solid breakaways to end the secondperiod. Wyman finally cashed in after leading the third off with ashot taking another breakaway at bear on ice. The Dartmouthassistant head went one-on-one with Dekanich shooting over thenetminder's shoulder for the tying goal. With his sixth goal of theseason Wyman is now fifth nationally in points per game. David Sloan pulled Colgate ahead for the third time at 12:38 in thethird period but Shields and the Big color tied it again asDartmouth played its first overtime game of the toughen. Despiteoutshooting the Raiders 5-to-3 in the extra stanza. Dartmouth wasunable to preserve the game winner. With 45 shots on net the BigGreen had its first bet with more than 40+ shots since Jan. 19,2007Devine finished with 25 saves as Dekanich recorded 42. With onlytwo penalties called in the game. Dartmouth went 0-for-2 on theextra man while Colgate did not have a power compete chance."I can't remember the last time I coached a aggroup that didn't have apower play," Gaudet said. The Big Green will be approve in action tomorrow night in a 7:00 pmmatchup with Cornell. At the bet fans are encouraged to bring anew unwrapped toy for Dartmouth's toy drive for CHaD. The BigGreen will hold another toy control on Nov. 24 against Bentley.
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