The Maine men’s hockey team faced a tough offensive challenge against New Hampshire on Friday night, managing a season-low 18 shots on goal. However, a late goal by Harrison Scott tied the game at 1-1 in the final minute of regulation, eventually leading to a shootout win for the Black Bears. Coach Ben Barr expressed frustration with the team’s recent lack of competitiveness and emphasized the importance of paying attention to details on the ice.
Despite their offensive struggles, Maine managed to secure a point in the Hockey East standings, pulling them into a tie for first place with Boston College. Captain David Breazeale highlighted the need for the team to respond to the challenges they are facing and grind out wins in tough situations.
Scott, who scored both the tying goal and the shootout winner, acknowledged the team’s need to fight for every inch on the ice. The Black Bears’ recent offensive struggles have been evident, with Barr attributing the lack of goals to a lack of attention to small details in their play.
The team’s resilience was on display as they managed to salvage points in recent games despite their offensive woes. With goaltender Albin Boija making key saves, the Black Bears are focused on overcoming their struggles as they look to continue their successful season.
Maine will face off against New Hampshire again on Saturday night at Alfond Arena, with hopes of improving their offensive performance and solidifying their position at the top of the Hockey East standings.
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