REISTERSTOWN, Md. - The Stevenson men's ice hockey team was shutout for the first time this season as fourth-seeded Elmira upset the second-seeded Mustangs, 3-0, Monday afternoon at Reisterstown Sportsplex. Tournament Most Valuable Player, Chris Janzen, stopped all 29 shots he faced.

• The Mustangs (12-3-1) were whistled for the first penalty of the contest at the 2:27 mark.
• With 36 seconds remaining on the power play, the Soaring Eagles (10-4-1) took a 1-0 lead as Bailey Krawczyk found the back of the net.
• Stevenson went back to the penalty box at the 5:43 mark but Elmira did not record a shot on the man advantage.
• The hosts went on its first power play at the midway point, but Janzen stopped all four shots faced.
• With six seconds remaining, the Mustangs earned their second power play opportunity that carried into the second period.

• Janzen stopped both shots he faced on the penalty kill to open the period.
• A hooking penalty at the 4:43 mark gave the Mustangs their third straight power play but Janzen once again knocked aside a pair of shots.
• Stevenson killed off a penalty but just six seconds after the penalty expired, the Soaring Eagles pushed their lead to two at the 15:01 mark.
• Sophomore Ryan Kenny stopped three shots in the final 20 seconds of the period.

• After three straight blocked shots defensively, Elmira went on the power play just 2:16 into the frame. Kenny stopped both shorthanded shots.
• With 3:38 remaining, the Soaring Eagles went to the penalty box, with the Mustangs pulling Kenny for a six-on-four advantage.
• Elmira took advantage of the empty net as Krawczyk scored alone to seal the victory.

• Elmira outshot Stevenson, 31-29, including, 8-6, in the final period.
• The Soaring Eagles went 1-for-4 on the power play while the Mustangs were 0-for-4.
• It was the first UCHC title game for either team.
• Kenny, sophomore Austin Master, and first year, Blake Colman were named to the All-Tournament team.
• Elmira totaled 14 blocked shots, including eight in the third period.