2013-2014 Wentworth Ice Hockey News
R.J. Tolan leaves Wentworth after eight years as head coach, winning a program-record 128 games and capturing two ECAC Northeast titles during his tenure
Leopards raise over $5,000 in a head-shaving event to help fund childhood cancer research
Leopards place 13 of an eligible 20 student-athletes on the 96-member squad
Bison score at 1:41 of overtime to end the Leopards' two-year title run; senior Andrew Yarber was named to the all-tournament team
Leopards get two goals from Dan Szerlip and a 24-save shutout from Joel Miller to earn fourth straight appearance in title game
Head ice hockey coach R.J. Tolan was named - for the third time in his career- the ECAC Northeast Coach of the Year while a pair of defensemen; senior Lawton McCracken and junior Beau Burgau were named second team All-ECAC Northeast
Two-time defending champion Leopards seeded second and earn a first-round bye; Wentworth will host a semifinal game on Wednesday, March 5, at Salem State University
Suffolk shuts out the Leopards, 4-0; Wentworth will be seeded second or third in upcoming ECAC Northeast Tournament
Jake Diamond and Andrew Yarber each score a goal and an assist with Diamond scoring the game-winning goal with 5:36 left in a 2-1 win; Joel Miller makes 31 saves
Leopards break open a 1-1 game with three in the second, en route to a 5-3 win over the Hawks; Jordan Bourgonje scores twice for Wentworth
Nichols scores three in the first period and jumps out to a 4-0 lead before holding on to defeat the Leopards, 5-3; Andrew Yarber scores a goal and an assist
Junior goaltender Alex Peck earns top goalie honors for third time this season after a 2-0 week with a 1.50 goals against average and a save percentage of .947
Leopards edge Suffolk, 3-2, behind Beau Burgau's two goals and 21 saves from Alex Peck
Junior Beau Burgau scored at 1:36 of overtime to lift the Leopards past Becker and snap a five-game winless streak
Senior Andrew Yarber's extra-attacker goal with 13 seconds left in regulation helped the Leopards earn a 3-3 tie against the Greyhounds
Host Panthers snap a 1-all tie with four straight goals; Patrick Kearns nets lone tally for the Leopards
