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Dylan Nowakowski and St. Scholastica took down No. 1 St. Norbert last Saturday (photo: CSS Athletics).<\/figcaption><\/figure>
\nJust call it upset weekend.
\nTwo top five teams and another in the top 10 went down as the month of November came to a close in the Division III hockey world. All three teams were unbeaten going into the weekend.
\nTop-ranked St. Norbert, which just rose to No. 1 last week, was topped by St. Scholastica, while No. 2 Norwich also found itself on the losing end of the scoreboard in a loss to Wisconsin-Superior.
\nSeventh-ranked Babson, also suffered a loss as it fell to Williams.
\nThose games and more highlight the look back at the weekend in this week’s blog.<\/p>\n

ECAC EAST<\/h4>\n

Babson fell behind 3-0 to Williams and was unable to rally as it suffered a 3-2 road loss on Sunday.
\nThe No. 7 Beavers suffered their first loss of the year after opening the season with eight consecutive wins.
\nDown three goals to No. 12 Williams, the Beavers attempted to rally. Connor Berto scored late in the second period and Nik Taslopoulos added a goal to slice the Williams lead to one.
\nBabson held a 42-28 edge in shots and Jamie Murray made 25 saves.
\nBabson allowed more than two goals for only the second time this season. It also had its streak of 11 consecutive wins in November that dated back to last season come to an end.
\nCastleton brought its three-game winless streak to an end Sunday with a 4-3 win over Brockport in the consolation game of the Rutland Herald Invitational.
\nCharles Bando scored the game-winning goal with 1:02 left in regulation to lift the Spartans to their fourth win of the season. Castleton is 4-3-1 on the year.
\nThe Spartans got a solid game in goal from Erick Cinotti, who racked up 25 saves.
\nRoss Herzog scored his third goal of the tourney in the victory, while Reid Lesswing and Will Laking also scored goals.
\nCastleton held a 42-26 advantage in shots.<\/p>\n

ECAC NORTHEAST<\/h4>\n

After racing out to a program-best start of 6-1, Salve Regina has lost its last two, including a 6-2 road loss to Wesleyan on Sunday.
\nThe Seahawks lost 6-3 to Trinity on the road Saturday and after the two weekend losses, the Seahawks are 1-3 on the road.
\nWilliam Gomolinski and Jonathan Felteau scored the only goals for the Seahawks against Wesleyan, which owned a 46-36 advantage in shots.
\nJohnson and Wales won the consolation game of the Manchester PAL\/Stovepipe tournament on Sunday with a 1-0 win over Southern New Hampshire.
\nJosh Obregon scored the lone goal for the Wildcats. Cody Sarmiento got credit for the assist.
\nJoey Ballmer earned his first shutout at the college level as he racked up 30 saves.
\nThe Wildcats were outshot 30-25 in the win, but managed to kill off six power-play opportunities by Southern New Hampshire.<\/p>\n

ECAC WEST<\/h4>\n

Aftter a 3-2 loss to Morrisville State on Friday, eighth-ranked Utica bounced back in a big way as it rolled to a 5-1 win over Connecticut College.
\nThe Pioneers are now 7-2-1 overall on the season and are 5-0-1 on the road.
\nLouie Educate scored twice for the Pioneers, putting the first two goals on the board, and Steve Zappia finished off the scoring with two goals of his own. Educate pushed his season goal total to four.
\nJide Idowu also scored in the win, striking for his first collegiate goal in the second period.
\nMarcus Zelzer racked up 24 saves and is now 3-0 on the season.
\nUtica held a 37-25 edge in shots over the Camels.<\/p>\n

MASCAC<\/h4>\n

Eric Defelice scored the lone goal for Salem State in its 1-0 overtime win against Connecticut College on Sunday. It was the third goal of the year for Defelice. Andrew Bucci and Ian Canty were credited with assists on the play as the Vikings improved to 4-3 on the year.
\nSalem State, which is the only team in the league with an overall winning record, took 27 shots and limited the Camels to 21 shots.
\nGoalie Ryan Sutliffe improved to 4-1 as he racked up 21 saves.
\nThe last three games for Salem State have all gone into overtime. The Vikings are 2-1 in those games and 4-1 overall in overtime games this season.
\nWorcester State finished third in the Worcester City Shootout on Sunday as it knocked off Becker 3-2. The Lancers scored a goal in each period en route to the win and won despite being outshot 39-30.
\nCurtis Martin scored twice, including once in the third on the power play to extend the Lancers’ lead to 3-1. Martin’s goal in the opening period was scored off the power play as well.
\nGoaltender Drew Case improved to 2-1 as he racked up 37 saves.
\nWorcester State ended a five-game winless streak with the victory and is now 4-4-1 on the year.<\/p>\n

MIAC<\/h4>\n

St. Mary’s capped a perfect weekend with a second straight 2-1 win over Lake Forest on Saturday. The Cardinals pushed their win streak to three and their overall record to 5-5 behind goals by Dylan Dock and Andrew Ketter.
\nKetter became the fourth player over the weekend to score his first goal of the season.
\nPhil Heinle racked up 30 saves and the Cardinals were tough against the power play, forcing the Foresters to go 0-for-5 on Saturday. Lake Forest was 0-for-7 on the power play Friday.
\nGustavus Adolphus didn’t lose on the weekend either, tying Lawrence 6-6 and earning a 2-1 win over Marian on the final day of the NCHA\/MIAC Showcase in Appleton, Wis.
\nThe Gusties trailed 2-1 heading into the third period, but scored twice in five minutes as they pushed their overall record to 6-3-1 on the year.
\nCorey Leivermann scored first and extended his point streak to six games, while Drew Aspinwall came through with the game-winning goal. It was the first game-winner of his college career.
\nErik Johnson earned his first college win as he stopped 23 shots in goal.
\nGustavus was out-shot 25-24.<\/p>\n

NCHA<\/h4>\n

St. Scholastica pulled off its biggest win of the season as it took down No. 1 St. Norbert 4-2 on Saturday.
\nIt was the 13th-ranked Saints’ first win over a top-ranked team under head coach Mark Wick. Prior to the victory, the Saints were 0-3 against the No. 1 team in the land.
\nChad Golanowski scored twice in the victory, while Brandon Millin and Keegan Bruce also scored goals. The Saints were outshot 41-27, but it mattered little as they found a way to get the job done.
\nColin Rundell earned the win in goal as he racked up 39 saves.
\nThe game, played in Wausau, Wis., was sponsored by the Marathon County Youth Hockey Association and the proceeds from the game went to benefit rink improvements at Marathon Park.
\nNo. 5 Adrian continued its winning ways as it took down Fredonia 7-2 on Saturday. With the win, the Bulldogs have positioned themselves for a rise in the poll this week because of the upsets above them.
\nSeven players scored goals for Adrian, which scored three times in a span of 2:42 to snap a 1-1 tie and take the momentum for good.
\nThe Bulldogs held a 40-22 edge in shots and were 3-of-5 on the power play. Shelby Gray, Josh Ranalli and Brett Pinkerton all scored power-play goals for the Bulldogs, who improved to 8-0 on the season.
\nJames Hamby won his seventh game of the year as he made 22 saves.<\/p>\n

SUNYAC<\/h4>\n

Plattsburgh put the finishing touches on its fourth PrimeLink Great Northern ShootOut championship with a 3-1 win over Middlebury on Saturday.
\nThe second-ranked Cardinals held a 26-21 edge in shots over the 15th-ranked Panthers and scored all of their goals in the opening period.
\nConnor Gorman, Dakota Mason and Michael Radisa all scored goals for the Cardinals and goalie Mathieu Cadiux racked up 20 saves as he earned MVP honors in the tournament.
\nThe victory by the Cardinals delivered their first championship since 2010. The Cardinals have won all four of their titles on their home ice.<\/p>\n

WIAC<\/h4>\n

Wisconsin-Superior was the lone conference team in action and it capped its weekend at the PrimeLink Great Northern ShootOut with a stunning 3-0 win over second-ranked Norwich on Saturday in the consolation game.
\nThe win comes on the heels of a 4-1 loss to third-ranked Plattsburgh on Friday.
\nSuperior is the first team from the western part of the country to a win game in the shootout. Prior to its victory, western teams were 0-11 in the event.
\nThe Yellow Jackets got two goals from Pat Dalbec and one from Cody Hotchkin, while Dayn Belfour earned his first shutout win in goal for Superior, which handed Norwich its first loss of the season. He stopped 27 shots and improved his record to 2-2.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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