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Marian ACHA D2 vs. PNW (Sept. 25, 2026)

ACHA D2

Marian ACHA D2 drops pair of one-goal games to open season

FOND DU LAC / HAMMOND, Ind. - Marian University ACHA D2 hockey (0-2-0, 0-2-0 NCHL) dropped a pair of one-goal games to open its season.
 
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GAME 1 (HOME, L, 3-2)
  • Marian was able to get off to a strong start scoring just 2:32 into the game when Liam Stoddard used his backhand with an assist from Jackson Powers.
  • A power-play goal from PNW evened the tally and sent the game into a 1-1 tie at the first intermission.
  • The Sabres once again had a quick start when Anthony O'Neal lit the lamp 1:25 into the second period with help from Blake Stafford and Cayden Frenette.
  • Another power-play score from the Pride evened the score, however, as the two teams continued the stalemate going into the third period.
  • Purdue Northwest was able to take its first lead of the game 3:57 into the third, and Marian was unable to find an equalizer late.

GAME 2 (AWAY, L, 4-3)
  •  A similar script broke out for game two but it was PNW that had an early 1-0 lead scoring just 5:26 into the game.
  • Marian had an equalizer when O'Neal lit the lamp with 2:25 left in the period with an assist to Chris Regan.
  • The Pride were able to take the lead in the second period scoring a pair of goals sandwiched around a goal from Jace Weber; assist to Stoddard.
  • Sweeney was able to tie the game four minutes into the third period with an assist from O'Neal, but PNW netted the game-winning goal with just 1:03 left to play.
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GAME 1
  • Marian was outshot 49-21 in the game with the Pride holding a 22-4 edge in shots in the third period.
  • PNW was 2-for-5 on the power play while Marian went scoreless on six opportunities.
GAME 2
  • PNW held a similar 44-19 advantage for shots with Marian recording 11 of its shots in the second period.
  • Each team scored on its lone power-play opportunity of the game.
  • Marian is now 6-6-0 all-time against PNW with the Pride taking four of the last five meetings.
 
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Anthony O'Neal finished the weekend with two goals and an asssit.
Headshot default Liam Stoddard had a point in each game scoring his first goal in the opener.
Jackson Powers (0-1-0 made 46 saves in the opener of the series.
 
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Players Mentioned

Cayden Frenette

#18 Cayden Frenette

F
6' 1"
Senior
Fort St. John Huskies (NWJHL)
Anthony O

#15 Anthony O'Neal

F
5' 10"
Sophomore
Boston Jr. Rangers (NCDC)
Jackson Powers

#65 Jackson Powers

G
6' 3"
Junior
Fort St. John's Huskies (NWJHL)
Chris Regan

#21 Chris Regan

F
5' 10"
Senior
Atlanta Mad Hatters (USPHL)
Blake Stafford

#11 Blake Stafford

F
6' 3"
Senior
Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL)
Jace Weber

#6 Jace Weber

D
6' 1"
Junior
Oregon Tradesmen (NA3HL)
Liam Stoddard

#10 Liam Stoddard

F
5' 8"
Freshman
New Jersey Bears (EHLP)

Players Mentioned

Cayden Frenette

#18 Cayden Frenette

6' 1"
Senior
Fort St. John Huskies (NWJHL)
F
Anthony O

#15 Anthony O'Neal

5' 10"
Sophomore
Boston Jr. Rangers (NCDC)
F
Jackson Powers

#65 Jackson Powers

6' 3"
Junior
Fort St. John's Huskies (NWJHL)
G
Chris Regan

#21 Chris Regan

5' 10"
Senior
Atlanta Mad Hatters (USPHL)
F
Blake Stafford

#11 Blake Stafford

6' 3"
Senior
Minnesota Wilderness (NAHL)
F
Jace Weber

#6 Jace Weber

6' 1"
Junior
Oregon Tradesmen (NA3HL)
D
Liam Stoddard

#10 Liam Stoddard

5' 8"
Freshman
New Jersey Bears (EHLP)
F