Owls destroy Clemson, 12-2
Published on October 2, 2007 by The Sentinel
After destroying Life University in their home opener, the KSU
hockey team imposed even more of their fury against Clemson Sept. 28 at
the Ice Forum.
The Owls got an early 1-0 lead only to see Clemson score the next two goals to take a one-goal lead.
However, that’s all the Tigers would get as the
first and second lines for the Owls scored eleven-straight to make the
game a blowout.
Rookie goalie Michael Porter played a solid game, allowing only two goals.
The Owls will hit the road for the next three weeks to play in Michigan, Virginia and Kentucky.
This weekend, the Owls travel to Michigan to play several Division I teams including Michigan State.
The Owls then travel to Virginia to take on Division
I Liberty University before finishing up with a pair of midnight
matchups in Kentucky.
KSU will return home Oct. 26 to take on Life University.
For more information on the KSU Ice Hockey team, go to ksuicehockey.com.
Photo by Adeolu Adebayo
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