By Framingham State athletics
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FITCHBURG – Framingham State sophomore Kaleb Kinskey (Dike, Ill.) settled a feed from senior Jacob Garman (Anchorage, Alaska) and proceeded to deposit the puck inside the near post for his first collegiate tally in the 8th minute of overtime to break a scoreless tie and send the #7 seeded Rams past the #2 seed Fitchburg State in the first round of the MASCAC Tournament Saturday evening at Wallace Arena in Fitchburg.
The loss ends the Falcons season at 17-6-1.
The win advances the rams, who are now 3-21-1 overall.
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HOW IT HAPPENED:
- In the middle stanza, Fitchburg State nearly took the lead midway through the frame as freshman Toivo Kramer and junior Rece Bergeman put back-to-back shots on frame, but Framingham State keeper Blake Carlson was able to deny both shots to keep the contest scoreless going into the third period.
- In the third period of play, The Falcons threatened when junior Gene Bouthiette fired a shot the Carlson turned aside, while in the winding second, Rams junior Cam Lindsay skated in on a breakaway attempt, but Fitchburg State goaltender Brian McGrath made a sprawling save to send the game into overtime.
- In the overtime period, Fitchburg State nearly broke the 0-0 deadlock 4:16 into the stanza with Bergeman one timing a shot that Carlson just got a piece of. Two minutes later Framingham State capitalized on the Kinskey goal to send the Rams to the MASCAC semifinals.
- Fitchburg State held a 40-20 edge in shots
- Framingham State went 0-for-4 with the man advantage
- McGrath stopped 19 shots for the Falcons
- Carlson made 40 saves for the Rams
UP NEXT: Falcons conclude the 2021-22 season this evening. Rams will travel to Plymouth State on Tuesday to take on the Panthers in the MASCAC Semifinals.
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