Cannoneers Dominate Potsdam Tundra Club Team

POTSDAM, NY —The Jefferson Cannoneers delivered a commanding performance on the road, overwhelming the SUNY Potsdam Tundra with a decisive 24–2 victory. From the opening puck drop, the Cannoneers showcased their offensive firepower and depth, turning an early deficit into a relentless scoring surge.

SUNY Potsdam struck first in the opening period, capitalizing on a quick break to take a 1–0 lead. Brodie MacGregor got the start in net for Jefferson, settling in after the early goal. The Cannoneers responded with authority, netting six unanswered goals before the first intermission. Carson Barrett and Drew Blevins were among the early contributors, helping swing momentum firmly in Jefferson's favor.

The second period was all Cannoneers, as the team added five more goals to the scoreboard. Owen Vanbrocklin and Kellan Duffy each found the back of the net, continuing the offensive onslaught and keeping the Tundra on their heels.

In the third, Darius Groat took over goaltending duties for Jefferson. While Potsdam managed to score once more, it was a mere footnote in a period dominated by Jefferson's relentless attack. Bailey Dalin added to the tally, while Gavin Rodman led the charge with four goals. Caden Perini and Colin Whitmore also contributed, sealing the game with a final score of 24–2.

The Cannoneers now turn their attention to their next matchup on Halloween night, when they travel to face the Thomas College Terriers in Maine.  With momentum on their side, Jefferson looks to continue its winning ways and build on this statement victory.