PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Tyson Spink scored his sixth goal of the season and Charlie Finn made 31 saves to lead Colgate to a 1-1 draw against Brown in ECAC Hockey action Friday at Meehan Auditorium.
Spink staked the Raiders to a 1-0 lead with his first power play tally of the season at the 17:26 mark of the first period.
Nick Lappin drew the Bears even midway through the second, finding the back of the net in the final seconds of a man-advantage situation for his fifth goal of the campaign.
After seeing just three shots during the opening period, Finn was busy the rest of the night, recording 13 saves in both the second and third periods. He was credited with two stops in overtime, both of which came in the opening minute of play in the extra session.
Tim Ernst established a new career high in saves between the pipes for Brown, finishing with 40 stops. He turned aside all but one of the 17 shots he faced from the Raiders in the first and recorded seven saves during the final four minutes of overtime.
Bottom Line
Colgate 1, Brown 1 (ot)
Won-Lost Records
– Colgate moved to 4-7-1 overall and 1-3-1 in ECAC play with the tie.
– Brown saw its record shift to 1-3-2 and 1-2-2 as it played to a draw for the second consecutive contest.
Key Raider Info
– Tyson Spink extended his team-leading point streak to 12 (6g/6a) with his first-period tally.
– Tylor Spink became the second Raider to reach double figures in points this season (3g/7a), recording the secondary assist on brother Tyson’s tally.
– Brett Corkey tallied a point for the third consecutive contest. He also established a new career high for points with this eighth point (3g/5a) of the campaign.
– Finn made 30 or more saves in a game for the seventh time this season. He moved to 2-4-1 in those contests.
Inside the Box Score
– Colgate out-shot Brown, 41-32, for the contest. The Raiders held a 17-3 advantage in the first while the Bears posted a 27-17 margin over the final two periods. In overtime, Colgate registered seven of the nine shots taken.
– Both teams scored on the power play as Colgate was 1-for-6 and Brown was 1-for-2 with the man advantage. Five of the Raiders six power plays came during the first period.
– Colgate held a 32-25 advantage at the faceoff dot. Mike Borkowski was 16-of-23 and Tylor Spink was 10-of-17 in draws for the Raiders.
– Borkowski paced the Raiders with 11 shots on goal, the most for a Colgate player this season. Tommy Marchin tallied four shots to pace the Bears.
‘gate One Timers
– Colgate scored first for the seventh time this season and moved to 4-2-1 in those contests.
– The Raiders were held to one goal or fewer for just the third time this season and saw its record shift to 0-2-1 in those games.
– Colgate held its opponent to one goal or fewer for the second time in 2015-16 and moved to 1-0-1 when doing so.
– The Raiders finished with 40 or more shots for the second time this season and moved to 1-0-1 when that occurs.
– Colgate played in its second consecutive overtime contest and moved to 0-1-1 in extra-session games in 2015-16.
Up Next
– Colgate continues its four-game road swing Saturday with a 7 p.m. contest against No. 10/11 Yale at Ingalls Arena.
