After 5 Hours And A Goalie Makes 98 Saves, Hobart Advances To Division III Men’s Hockey Final Four

GENEVA, N.Y.: Hobart and Curry began their NCAA Division III males’s hockey quarterfinal on Saturday night time. It ended on Sunday morning.

Bauer Morrissey’s purpose at 15:17 of the fourth time beyond regulation — a couple of minutes after midnight — gave defending nationwide champion Hobart a 4-3 victory and a visit again to the NCAA semifinals.

Curry goalie Shane Soderwall tied the Division III males’s file with 98 saves. He had stopped 61 in a row earlier than Morrissey ended a sport that lasted a bit of over 5 hours.

“I kind of just blacked out,” Morrissey mentioned after Hobart’s 102nd and remaining shot of the sport.

Soderwall matched the Division III single-game saves mark set by Justin Lochner for (*98*) towards Gustavus Adolphus in what was a four-overtime Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference playoff semifinal on Feb. 27, 2010. (*98*) misplaced that sport 6-5.

Soderwall’s 98 saves tied the second-most ever in NCAA hockey historical past; Sirena Enright stopped 101 for Chatham in a Division III ladies’s sport towards Plattsburgh on Oct. 22, 2005. Plattsburgh received 10-1.

Hobart will play Utica in Thursday’s nationwide semifinals.

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