Junior forward Ryan Rosenthal had a goal and two assists for the Huskies

Prd	Time	Team	Score	Type	Scored By	Assists
1st	8:24	NOE	1-0	EV	Zach Aston-Reese (3)	Colton Saucerman/3, Nolan Stevens/4
1st	13:45	CLG	1-1	PP	Willie Brooks (1)	Tylor Spink/8, Tyson Spink/7
2nd	3:31	NOE	2-1	EV GW	Brendan Collier (2)	Mike McMurtry/2, Matt Benning/3
2nd	4:08	NOE	3-1	EV	Ryan Rosenthal (2)	Mike McMurtry/3, Garret Cockerill/3
2nd	7:27	NOE	4-1	EV	Brendan Collier (3)	Ryan Rosenthal/2, Mike McMurtry/4
2nd	17:20	NOE	5-1	EV	Zach Aston-Reese (4)	Patrick Schule/1, Eric Williams/4
2nd	19:16	NOE	6-1	EV	Nolan Stevens (5)	John Stevens/4
3rd	14:04	NOE	7-1	EV	Mike McMurtry (1)	Ryan Rosenthal/3

Scoring	1st	2nd	3rd	Final
Colgate	1	0	0	1
Northeastern	1	5	1	7

Shots on Goal	1st	2nd	3rd	SOG
Colgate	3	5	4	12
Northeastern	11	9	10	30

Team Stats and Records	PP	PIM	SHGF
Colgate (4-10-1)	1/2	6/12	0
Northeastern (2-11-2)	0/6	2/4	0

Colgate Goaltending	MIN	GA	1	2	3	Saves
Charlie Finn (L, 4-10-1)	40:00	6	10	4	0	14
Bruce Racine	20:00	1	0	0	9	9

Northeastern Goaltending	MIN	GA	1	2	3	Saves
Derick Roy (W, 2-3-1)	59:55	1	2	5	4	11
Empty Net	0:05	0

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BELFAST - A five-goal second period, along with a pair of goals from both Brendan Collier and Zach Aston-Reeseset the tone for the Northeastern men's ice hockey team, which blew past Colgate in the consolation game of the Friendship Four on Saturday in Belfast, Northern Ireland, 7-1.

With the score tied at one through 20 minutes, NU came out and dominated play during the second period to take control of the game. Mike McMurtry had a strong night for the Huskies, tallying one goal and two assists, while Derick Roy made 11 saves in his first action since Oct. 31.

NU outshot Colgate 30-12 in the game and won 19-of-48 faceoffs. Ryan Rosenthal and Nolan Stevens also scored for the Huskies, whose seven goals are a season-high.

Goal descriptions:

- Northeastern jumped out to a 1-0 lead with 11:36 to play in the first period as Aston-Reese, positioned atop the crease, was able to deflect a shot from Nolan Stevens that beat Finn five-hole.

- Colgate struck back on its lone power play of the first period as Willie Brooks fired a low one-timer from the point off the right post and in off a feed from Tyson Spink.

- Collier got the Huskies started during a wild second period, scoring the first of five goals in the middle frame when he took a pass from Mike McMurtry in the neutral zone, sped through a couple of Raider defenders before tucking a shot past Finn five-hole.

- Ryan Rosenthal gave Northeastern a 3-1 advantage just 29 seconds later, finishing off a strong play from NU before Rosenthal knocked the puck off a Colgate defenseman and past Finn for Rosenthal's second of the year.

- Collier buried his second of the afternoon with 12:33 to play in the second period following some tic-tac-toe passing from the Huskies. McMurtry began the play by finding Rosenthal between the hashmarks before Rosenthal took a big hit to make a play down to Collier near the crease, and Collier did the rest to best Finn low for a 4-1 Northeastern lead.

- Not to be outdone, Aston-Reese tacked on his second of the game with 2:40 left in the stanza as he banged home a rebound off a shot from Patrick Schule, giving NU a commanding 5-1 advantage.

- The Huskies then capitalized on a Colgate turnover in the final minute of the second period as John Stevenspounced on a clearing attempt before finding his brother Nolan in the slot, and Nolan went bar down on Finn for his fifth of the year.

- McMurtry would get one of his own with 5:56 remaining in regulation, burying his first of the season off a pass from Rosenthal, beating Bruce Racine top shelf. The road ahead:

Northeastern will be back in action on Saturday when the Huskies travel to No. 2/2 Boston College for a 7 p.m. puck drop at Conte Forum. The teams will then travel across town to Matthews Arena for a Sunday matinee at 4 p.m.