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Panthers finish season with 5-0 win over Tommies

Members of the UPEI Panthers raise their sticks in celebration after a dominating 5-0 win over the St. Thomas Tommies in Summerside Saturday. Guardian photo by Mitch MacDonald

Published on February 11, 2012; Published on February 11, 2012

Topics :: Atlantic University Sport , CBC , Tommies , Summerside , Canada

The UPEI Panthers finished the 2011-2012 regular season with a 5-0 victory over the St. Thomas Tommies in Summerside Saturday afternoon.

Goalie Jhase Sniderman blanked the Tommies with 29 saves to help lead the Atlantic University Sport team to a win in front of a boisterous crowd of thousands at Eastlink Arena as part of CBC's Hockey Day in Canada.

The Panthers' win was a strong statement after dropping two consecutive games to UdeM and UNB and clinches a home-opener for the team during playoffs. UPEI (36) finished the season fourth-place in the competitive AUS conference standings with a 18-10 record.

Defenceman Reggie Traccittoo scored his ninth goal of the year early in Saturday's first period. UPEI's other goals were scored by Chris Desousa, Jared Gomes, Mike MacIsaac and Travis MacIsaac.

Check The Guardian for continuing coverage of the UPEI Panthers men's hockey team.

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