Goals like this allowed the Tigers to take the 3 - 2 victory. Photo by Calum Agnew.
Goals like this allowed the Tigers to take the 3 - 2 victory. Photo by Calum Agnew.

Tigers out-claw Huskies in hockey clash

January 30, 2012 /

Goals like this allowed the Tigers to take the 3 - 2 victory. Photo by Calum Agnew.

Goals like this allowed the Tigers to take the 3 - 2 victory. Photo by Calum Agnew.

It was only a matter of time until the Tigers’ offensive domination transitioned into pucks in the back of the opposing net.

The Tigers women’s hockey team came out on top of the cross-town rivalry Jan. 29, beating the lowly Huskies 3 – 2. Dal outshot the league-worst Huskies 35 – 19.

This was Dal’s second win in their last three games. The Tigers are now 5-3-1 at Memorial Arena this season.

Dal is hoping to continue their winning ways Feb. 4 as they take on the struggling Mount Allison Mounties. The Mounties have lost their last two games and four of their last five. The last time these two teams squared off was back in November when the Mounties pulled off an 8 – 4 win.

For an extended recap of the game, check the Feb. 3 edition of the Dalhousie Gazette.

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Graeme Benjamin

Graeme is the Gazette's Sports Editor. He was the Assistant Sports Editor for Volume 145.

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