New London, Conn.. - The Connecticut College Camels scored five first period goals en route to a 6-3 win over the Trinity College Bantams this afternoon in the Championship game of the Douglas W. Roberts Tournament at Dayton Arena.  The Bantams fall to 2-2 with the loss, while the Camels improve to 3-2 after winning their third straight game.

The flood gates opened early as Jordan Gray (Mississauga, Ont.) scored 7:42 into the game, giving the Camels a quick 1-0 lead.  Four Camels followed suit in the period to give the Camels a 5-0 advantage, a lead they would not look back from.

The Bantams answered in the second period on a slap shot from just inside the blue line off the stick of freshman defender Michael DeMayo (Seaford, N.Y.), his first of two goals in the game.  Camel sophomore Sean Tuohy (Salisbury Mills, N.Y.) quickly distinguished the flame, as he buried a one-timer to re-gain the five-point advantage for the Camels. 

With just under three minutes remaining in the second, DeMayo flipped the puck over the glove of junior goalkeeper Greg Parker (Trenton, Ont.), and senior defender Chris Diozzi (Belmont, Mass.) followed with one of his own in the third period to cut the lead to 6-3. Though the Bantams outscored the Camels 3-1 in the final two periods, the deficit was too large to make up, as the Bantams ran out of time.    

DeMayo was a highlight for the Bantams, being named to the All-Tournament team for his outstanding play this weekend.  Six different Camels scored in the match and Parker made 38 saves to lead the Connecticut College surge.  Parker was named Tournament M.V.P.  Freshman goalkeeper Ryan Garvin (Norwalk, Conn.) made 14 saves and allowed three goals after coming off the bench in the first period for Trinity.

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