Carr-Harris in pictures
- February 11, 2020
The teams lined up below the Leon’s Centre lights last Thursday for the 34th annual Carr-Harris Cup.
RMC and Queen’s have been rivals since 1886. Duncan Campbell and Christopher Paquette face off in RMC territory.
Jaren Burke gets a shot off in the first period. The Gaels tallied 40 shots over the course of the game, while RMC managed 25.
The game was primarily a physical affair—neither team scored in the first, but bodies were flying. Jaden Lindo crunches a Paladin near the boards.
Queen’s Luke Edwards broke the stalemate at 11:44 in the second period on an assist by Jared Bethune. Bethune added one three minutes later on an assist from Edwards, and the Gaels were up 2-0 heading into the final period.
RMC stormed back in the third period with a goal by Marshall Skapski at 10:34 and then the equalizer by Rhett Willcox with less than five minutes to play.
When you’ve been rivals for 134 years, things are bound to boil over now and again. The Gaels take exception here to a hack by RMC’s Seamus Maguire on Queen’s goalie Luke Richardson.
Brandon Schuldhaus wins it. With three minutes to go, the rookie defenceman picked a memorable time to score his first U SPORTS goal. His powerplay wrister from the point snaked through a crowd and past RMC netminder Joey May. The Gaels’ Josh Curtis would add an empty-netter.
Schuldhaus was awarded the Mary Carr-Harris trophy as the game’s MVP.
The Gaels improve to 21-11-2 in the Carr-Harris Cup.
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