North Andover, Mass-- Merrimack plays their final game of the month of November on Saturday afternoon when they face off with the #10 ranked Dartmouth Big Green in Hanover at 4 PM.
Nick Pierre stretched his point streak to four as he had a goal and assist against Providence before he scored twice in the win against LIU and added an assist for a team most three points, and then he scored his sixth point in four games with a powerplay goal against Notre Dame on Wednesday. Pierre leads the team in goals with seven.
Justin Gill kept his own point streak going with a game tying third period goal last game against Notre Dame, stretching his streak to six games, where he has four goals and four assists for eight points, with two of those games being multi-point outings.
Trevor Hoskin added two assists on Wednesday, to push his point streak to six with two goals and seven assists for nine points, Hoskin leads Merrimack in points with 14 and sits fifth in Hockey East.
Merrimack's powerplay has been on fire in the last five games, as they've struck on the man advantage nine times in that span including four consecutive games of scoring twice in powerplay situations. The Warriors currently sit in 2nd place in Hockey East with a powerplay percentage of 24.5 and 15th in the nation.
Justin Gill and
Nick Pierre are tied for the most goals with three.
Max Lundgren collected his fifth win with a 23 save performance in the win against LIU last Friday. Lundgren has started every game this season for the Warriors, and has played the third most minutes played in the conference with 712:37 and the fifth best save percentage with a .914.
Merrimack have played Dartmouth three times in the last five seasons, winning twice and tying the other.
Ty Daneault has scored in the past against the Big Green while
Caelan Fitzpatrick has two assists and
Seamus Powell has an assist as well.
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