Patrick Burns and Jason Tom tallied three goals each for the St. Thomas Aquinas College Spartans in a 10-0 blanking of the American University Eagles in game two of the Deleware Valley Collegiate Hockey Conference East Coast Showdown Tournament at Ice Works in Aston, PA on Saturday night.
Tyler Brooks, Douglas Harrison, Carter Taylor and Stephen Finkel had a goal apiece, and Carl Lorenz picked up his first collegiate shutout (W, 3-6) having to make only 10 saves for the Spartans.
Game Summary
First Period Scoring Summary
American University - No Scoring.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - Douglas Harrison (Zachary Teats) 2:11, Jason Tom (Carter Taylor) 2:33, Tyler Brooks (Shaun Benson) 8:48, Jason Tom (Unassisted) 18:20, Patrick Burns (Zachary Teats) 19:39.
First Period Penalty Summary
American University - Owen Renault (Cross-Checking/2:00 minor) 6:09, Owen Renault (Misconduct/10:00 misconduct) 8:09.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - Stephen Finkel (Roughing/2:00 minor) 4:50, Patrick Burns (Interference/2:00 minor) 14:04.
Second Period Scoring Summary
American University - No Scoring.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - Jason Tom (Carter Taylor, Giancarlo DiLorenzo) 16:49.
Second Period Penalty Summary
American University - Ciaran Mcgarvie (Tripping/2:00 minor) 11:33
St. Thomas Aquinas College - No penalties.
Third Period Scoring Summary
American University - No Scoring.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - Patrick Burns (Douglas Harrison, Zachary Teats) 10:49, Carter Taylor (Shaun Benson) 14:00, Stephen Finkel (Tyler Brooks, Brandon Politza) 16:35, Patrick Burns (James Ryan) 19:59.
Third Period Penalty Summary
American University - No penalties.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - No penalties.
Goalies
American University - Cameron Benham (Loss, 60:00) 45 Saves.
St. Thomas Aquinas College - Carl Lorenz (Win, 60:00) 10 Saves.
Shots on goal
American University - 10
St. Thomas Aquinas College - 55
St. Thomas Aquinas College (5-6) wraps up the DVCHC East Coast Showdown on Sunday, November 18, when the Spartans faceoff with Shippensburg University with puck drop scheduled for 11:30am