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A Much Needed Win
The Martlets faced off against the Wild Boars last night in front of a solid crowd in Jackson rink. The teams had faced each other earlier in the season and the outcome was the same with the Martlets grabbing a road win back in December defeating Choate 6-3. The boys were ready to play and jumped all over a Choate team that looked like it had some bus legs to start this one. Quinn Armstrong ‘20 gave Westminster the lead early. Darion Benchich ‘20 would net a PP goal to head into the second up by two. Benchich added another beauty glove side high in the second, and Sean Hurley ‘20 scored a deflection from the point to extend the Westminster lead. Matt Lewin ‘20 scored his first goal at the end of the second to extend the lead to 5-0 before the third period. The third was a bit sloppy, and Jack Schroeder ‘22 was forced to come up with some important saves down the stretch to hold on to the momentum. Westminster earned one more to make the game 6-3, and earn a much needed win. Pomfret is up tomorrow.
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