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Vermont Falls TO KUA, Drops Second Straight
Kimball Union's Kyle Shero scored three times to lead the number 2 NEPSAC ranked KUA Wildcats to a 11-2 win in Meriden, NH. KUA used a balanced attack to defeat their Lakes Region rival Vermont Academy.
Kimball Union's Kyle Shero scored three times to lead the number 2 NEPSAC ranked KUA Wildcats to a 11-2 win in Meriden, NH. KUA used a balanced attack to defeat their Lakes Region rival Vermont Academy.
KUA took control of the game early with three goals in the first period and the first goal of the second period. Houston Wilson '16 (Philadelphia, PA) got VA on the board off of a transition play/ Jeremey Nadeau-Fortin '16 (Granby, Que) passed it back to Mike Belliveau '17 (Madison, CT) to open up some space and Belliveau immediately passes it up to Wilson who went streaking in on KUA's goaltender Elijah Harris. Wilson would try to pass it across to his teammate flying down the wing but it got blocked which gave him a second chance at it and he made no mistakes the second tie around.
KUA would score the next four goals before Tanner Dalton '16 (Bakersfield, CA) would score the prettiest goal of the night. He singlehandedly striped the KUA forward on the half wall, took two strides at the net and wristed it five hole on Harris.
Josh Bolding '16 (Calgary, Alberta) played most of the game for the VA Wildcats stopping 42 of 52 shots and then was pulled for Brandon McDonald '18 (Santa Clarita, CA) took over stopping 8 of 9 shots.
Vermont Academy will be back in action for next Wednesday when they head to Umass-Lowell on December 9 for 4:00 pm against Hebron Academy.
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KUA took control of the game early with three goals in the first period and the first goal of the second period. Houston Wilson '16 (Philadelphia, PA) got VA on the board off of a transition play/ Jeremey Nadeau-Fortin '16 (Granby, Que) passed it back to Mike Belliveau '17 (Madison, CT) to open up some space and Belliveau immediately passes it up to Wilson who went streaking in on KUA's goaltender Elijah Harris. Wilson would try to pass it across to his teammate flying down the wing but it got blocked which gave him a second chance at it and he made no mistakes the second tie around.
KUA would score the next four goals before Tanner Dalton '16 (Bakersfield, CA) would score the prettiest goal of the night. He singlehandedly striped the KUA forward on the half wall, took two strides at the net and wristed it five hole on Harris.
Josh Bolding '16 (Calgary, Alberta) played most of the game for the VA Wildcats stopping 42 of 52 shots and then was pulled for Brandon McDonald '18 (Santa Clarita, CA) took over stopping 8 of 9 shots.
Vermont Academy will be back in action for next Wednesday when they head to Umass-Lowell on December 9 for 4:00 pm against Hebron Academy.
Vermont Academy is a coed college preparatory boarding and day school in southern Vermont, serving grades 9-12 plus a postgraduate year.
