Box Score

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Panthers responded well from their loss earlier in the week to Grand Valley State with a 22-1 rout of Northern Michigan on Saturday night. Davenport held Northern scoreless for three quarters and twelve players found the back of the net for Davenport in the win. The Panthers will be in action next weekend when they travel to Pennsylvania for a couple games.

Davenport didn't waste any time getting on the board as Shawn Beer (Aurora, Ontario)scored on an assist from Kyle Stelter (Grand Rapids, Mich.)15 seconds into the game. Sam Carlson (Grand Rapids, Mich.)added another goal for the Panthers at the 12:34 mark in the first period to give Davenport a 2-0 lead.

Both team struggled to get anything going over the next several minutes until Grant Hamilton found the back of the net for Davenport with 5:04 remaining in the first quarter. Evan Koch (Grand Rapids, Mich.), Cody Cross (Grand Rapids, Mich.), and Kyle Stelter each scored for the Panthers to close of the quarter.

Shawn Beer scored his second goal of the game to get the Panthers going in the second quarter. The Panthers continued to dominate the first half with goals by Jack Turcotte (Grand Rapids, Mich.)and Dominic Boggiano (Grand Rapids, Mich.)less than a minute apart to give the Panthers a 9-0 lead with 7:19 remaining in the half. Cody Cross and Jordy Sayers each scored near the end of the half to give Davenport an 11-0 lead going into halftime.

Grant Hamilton (Flint, Mich.)scored twice and Shawn Beer and Sam Carlson each added a goal in the third quarter for Davenport to increase the Panthers lead to 15-0 through three quarters.

Thirty seconds into the fourth quarter, Shawn Beer added his game high fourth goal to extend the Davenport lead to 16-0. Northern Michigan got their only goal at the 13:35 mark in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 16-1.

The Panthers scored six more times to close out the game en route to a 22-1 victory. The 21 goal winning margin ties a season high that the Panthers set earlier this year against Northwood (21-0). Jordan Pier (Grand Ledge, Mich.)made 8 saves and allowed only 1 goal in the win.

Davenport will be back in action next weekend when they travel to take on Grove City College and Briarcliff College in Pennsylvania.