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0
Stonehill STO 1-9-0
2
Winner Northeastern NEU 6-1-0
Stonehill STO
1-9-0
0
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Northeastern NEU
6-1-0
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Stonehill STO 0 0 0 0
Northeastern NEU 1 0 1 2

Game Recap: Men's Ice Hockey |

Skyhawks Come Up Short at Northeastern, 2-0

BOSTON, Mass. (November 7, 2025) – The Stonehill College men's hockey team fell to nationally ranked No. 14 Northeastern University, 2-0, on Friday night at Matthews Arena. With the result, the Skyhawks dropped to 1-9 overall, while the Huskies improved to 6-1 on the season.
 
Highlights
  • Graduate student Evan Orr registered a game-high four blocked shots on the night.
  • Stonehill outshot Northeastern 36-20, with freshman Pat Murphy leading the way for the Skyhawks with seven shots on goal.
  • Graduate goaltender Connor Androlewicz stopped 18 of the 20 shots he faced.
  • Vinny Borgesi scored his second goal of the season, while Tyler Fukakusa lit the lamp for the first time this year.
  • Jacob Mathieu led the Huskies with two assists, marking his second straight multi-assist game.
  • Lawton Zacher picked up his sixth win and third shutout of the season after stopping all 36 shots he faced between the pipes.
 
How It Happened
Northeastern opened the scoring just 5:43 into the contest on the power play when Amine Hajibi and Mathieu connected with Fukakusa for his first goal of the campaign. After killing off a penalty midway through the opening frame, Stonehill generated momentum, outshooting the Huskies 24-12 over the next 30 minutes of regulation while holding Northeastern off the board.

Despite controlling the shot chart during that stretch, the Skyhawks were unable to find the back of the net, entering the final frame trailing 1-0. Coming out of the second intermission, still searching for their first goal, Stonehill continued their offensive push, outshooting Northeastern 12-4 over the first 10 minutes of the third period, including four shots on goal. At the 10:50 mark, the Skyhawks earned their fourth power play of the game, but the Northeastern penalty kill successfully stifled the opportunity, turning the momentum into a goal just over two minutes later.

Vying to cut into their two-goal deficit following Borgesi's goal at 15:05, Stonehill peppered the Northeastern defense with 16 shot attempts over the final five minutes but were unable to score, eventually falling by a final score of 2-0.
 
Up Next
Stonehill (1-9-0) wraps up its two-game series against Northeastern tomorrow night at 7 PM inside Matthews Arena in Boston.      

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