Box Score ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Feb. 4, 2018 – Junior goaltender
Trever Ralph (Red Bank, N.J./New Jersey Jr. Titans) made a season-high 47 saves in Chatham's 4-0 defeat at Nazareth on Sunday afternoon.
RECORDS: Chatham falls to 1-17-3 (1-12-0 UCHC) while the Golden Flyers improve 9-10-2 (6-5-1 UCHC).
WHAT'S NEXT: The Cougars will remain on the road next weekend, heading to Manhattanville and King's on Feb. 9-10.
SCORING SUMMARY: After a scoreless opening period, Nazareth netted two second period goals and two third period scores.
SHOTS LEADER: Chatham fired off 16 shots on Sunday, as five different student-athletes recorded two shots.
FACEOFFS: First-year forward
Chris Lutz (Curtice, Ohio/Soo Eagles) led the team with seven faceoff wins.
For more information on the Chatham men's hockey team, please visit gochathamcougars.com.
About Chatham Athletics
Chatham University in Pittsburgh, PA is a member of the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) and offers nine Division III women's sports and seven men's sports. The athletic program is housed on Chatham's historic and beautiful Shadyside Campus in the $18 million, 74,000 square foot Athletic and Fitness Center (AFC). Chatham University unveiled a renovated weight room on Sept. 1, 2017. Cougar athletes excel on the field and in the classroom, as illustrated by recent accomplishments such as 52 student athletes being selected to the 2016 Presidents' Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll.
Women's sports at Chatham include basketball, cross country, hockey, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, track & field, and volleyball. Chatham added women's lacrosse beginning play in 2018 as well as women's squash, beginning in 2018-19. Chatham has added five men's sports competing this academic year: baseball, basketball, cross country, swimming & diving, track & field. Chatham added two more men's varsity sports beginning play in 2017-2018; hockey and lacrosse, as well as men's squash, starting in 2018-19.
For more information, call 1-800-837-1290 or visit
www.gochathamcougars.com.
