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St. John's Prep dethrones Duxbury in OT

Print | Comments () Posted by Braden Campbell June 16, 2010 11:41 PM

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St. John's Prep outscored Duxbury 8-4 in the second half to send the would-be rout into overtime with an 11-all score.

Two minutes in, keeper Nick Triano made a game-saving stop and pushed the ball up to defenseman James Fahey, who took it coast to coast for the score. The win marks the end of Duxbury's six-year reign atop Division 1.

Prep's Garrett Campbell scored four goals, including the tying tally, and teammate colin Blackwell managed a pair of goals and an assist. Duxbury's Bryan Barry and Nick Woodgate each had three goals and an assist.

Both teams had solid workers between the pipes, with Duxbury's Mickey Zaverucha making 15 saves and Triano making 12.

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