Barrington boys ice hockey team battles LaSalle in opener

Siwik finishes with 37 saves in 1-0 loss to Rams

Posted 12/14/21

The Barrington High School boys hockey team fell to LaSalle Academy 1-0 on Saturday evening.  

LaSalle took an early lead, scoring in the first two minutes of the game, but Barrington …

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Barrington boys ice hockey team battles LaSalle in opener

Siwik finishes with 37 saves in 1-0 loss to Rams

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The Barrington High School boys hockey team fell to LaSalle Academy 1-0 on Saturday evening. 

LaSalle took an early lead, scoring in the first two minutes of the game, but Barrington battled throughout the rest of game. The Eagles had many opportunities to tie it up, but the clock ran out without a tying goal. 

Sophomore goaltender Cam Siwik notched an impressive 37 saves in the back and forth contest. 

 The Eagles have a busy upcoming week with three games: Wednesday, Dec. 15 they play a non-league away game at Falmouth, and on Saturday, Dec. 18, they play another non-league home game vs. Mansfield. Both these non-league games will help the team prepare for their second league matchup on Sunday, Dec. 19 against the Cumberland Clippers at 5:50 p.m. at Lynch Arena in Pawtucket. Home games are played at the Portsmouth Abbey rink, masks are required. 

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