WOLFVILLE, N.S. — The Acadia Axemen are off to the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) hockey semifinals. Conor McCollum made 28 saves to backstop Acadia to a ...
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Corson Hopwo, Keegan Stevenson, captain Jack Flaman and Liam Kidney scored for Acadia, which built 2-0 and 3-1 period leads. Cole Nagy, Peyton Hoyt, Brendan Sellan, Reilly Webb, Merrick Rippon and Kidney each had an assist. Adam Holwell from Matthew Struthers and Liam Hawel replied for the visitors. Joseph Raaymakers stopped 29 shots in the loss.Acadia , which finished fifth in the seven-team conference, knocked off the fourth-ranked X-Men . The Axemen now wait to see who wins the other quarter-final to determine who they will play in the best-of-five semifinal.
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