Wendell Vye denied 29 shots in the victory. Photo by Martina Marien
Wendell Vye denied 29 shots in the victory. Photo by Martina Marien

Dal’s second half surge continues

The Dalhousie Tigers men’s hockey team is one step closer to gaining the sixth and final AUS playoff spot.

January 22, 2012 /

Wendell Vye denied 29 shots in the victory. | Photo by Martina Marien

The Dalhousie Tigers men’s hockey team is one step closer to gaining the sixth and final AUS playoff spot. A 4 – 3 overtime win against cross-town rivals Saint Mary’s Huskies Jan. 20 closed the gap to just one point between Dal and St. FX.

Despite giving up a two-goal lead halfway through the second period thanks to goals from Lucas Bloodoff and Kyle Wharton, Dal managed to hold on. A power play marker by Pierre-Alexandre Vandall gave the Tigers their second lead of the game early in the third period.

The 3 – 2 lead would be short-lived, however, as Cory Tanaka replied just 2:04 minutes later for the Huskies. Jordan Villeneuve-Gagne had the eventual overtime winner for Dal.

For an extended recap of the game, check the Jan. 27 edition of the Dalhousie Gazette.

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