WATERVILLE, Me. - Three goals from Jay Ottomanelli tabbed his fourth game with three or more goals scored this season for the Bantams. Trinity was able to own the lead throughout play against the Colby Mules, collecting an 11-7 NESCAC victory on Saturday afternoon.

Bantams own a 8-4 (4-3 NESCAC) record on the season, while the Mules fall 5-7 (1-7 NESCAC).

Key Takeaways:

• Tyler DeSimone opened up the Bantams scoring early in the game at the 12:24 mark.

  • Bo Page, Jay Ottomanelli, and Colin Sharp added to the Bantams' wealth over the first quarter to make a 4-0 game heading into the second.

• At 13:22 Bo Page ripped in the fifth Bantams goal.

  • For a full quarter and 4 minutes Trinity held the Mules to zero goals, with 7 saves from Bantams goaltender Jordan Opdahl.

  • Colby would break their silence with back-to-back goals at the 11:49 and 11:23rd minutes of play.

  • Senior Matt Pecora collected his 16th goal of the season in the midst of the Mules scoring run, making it a 6-2 game.

  • In the final minutes of the half Colby netted three goals to close the gap making it a one goal game heading into halftime. Current score 6-5 Bantams.

• Bantams add on three goals in the third with two goals from Ottomanelli to kickstart the half for the Bantams. Pecora added his second goal of the game with under a minute on the clock in the third. 

  • The Mules were able to send one past Opdahl to keep it a two goal game, 9-6 Bantams.

• In the final quarter Trinity held the Mules to only one more goal, while they tacked on two from Jon Krikorian and Davis Burleson to solidify the NESCAC win, 11-7 for the final.

• Jordan Opdahl registered 17 saves in the net.

Bantams continue their travels on the road as they compete against Connecticut College for a NESCAC clash on Wednesday April 16th at 6:30PM.