Lynden Breen recorded a hat trick before leaving the game after an apparent leg injury, leading fifth-ranked Maine to a 6-0 win over RPI in a Hockey East game Saturday afternoon in Troy, New York.
Breen also assisted on the opening goal by Charlie Russell midway through the first period. He made it 2-0 just 25 seconds into the second period, then scored twice in a span of 1:55 early in the third.
Harrison Scott and Frank Djurasevic added power-play goals later in the third, and Albin Boija finished with 16 saves for his third shutout of the season as Maine improved to 9-2-2. RPI is 5-5-1.
MEN’S HOCKEY
PENN 77, MAINE 64: Ethan Roberts scored 23 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and the Quakers (3-4) held on to beat the Black Bears (4-4) in Philadelphia.
Kellen Tynes had 15 points and six assists for Maine. A.J. Lopez and Quinn Burns both added 13.
Sam Brown added 19 points, Nick Spinoso 14 and Dylan Williams 12 for Penn
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