BUFFALO, NY – The Buffalo State men's ice hockey team returns to action with a pair of SUNYAC matchups this weekend hosting Oswego State on Saturday at 5:00 pm and Cortland on Sunday at 3:00 pm.
 
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Breaking Down The Bengals

• Buffalo State enters the week with a record of 7-9-0 (4-5-0 SUNYAC) on the year.
• Last time out, the Bengals split the weekend series with Alvernia University in their first action after the break.
• Joe Glamos (Baldwinsville, NY/New Jersey Titans) and Aidan LaValley (Champlain, NY/Vermont Lumberjacks) share the team lead with 13 points as Glamos has five goals and eight assists while LaValley has four goals with nine assists.
• Marcus Cumberworth (Surrey, BC/Olds Grizzlys) leads the goaltending room with 361 saves, one shutout, and a .912 save percentage.
• Head Coach Steve Murphy enters the weekend just one win shy of 100 for his career.

Observing Oswego

• The Lakers enter the week with a record of 9-6-1 (6-2-0 SUNYAC on the year.
• Last time out, Oswego came away with a 4-1 victory over Nazareth University.
• Shane Bull and Tyler Flack have been staples on the Laker offense each with 11 goals each and over 20 points on the year.
• Cal Schell has been the primary man in goal for Oswego with 222 saves, a pair of shutouts, and a .888 save percentage.

 
Researching The Red Dragons

• Cortland comes to Buffalo with a record of 10-5-1 (6-2-0 SUNYAC) on the year.
• Last time out, the Red Dragons dropped a pair of weekend matchups with Skidmore and King's College.
• Nate Berke leads the Cortland offense with 24 points on ten goals and 14 assists.
• In goal, Jack Riedell leads the way compiling 212 saves with a .934 save percentage and 2.20 goals allowed average.

 
The History

• Oswego has a record of 55-4-4 against Buffalo State.
• The Lakers have won eight straight follow a 4-0 victory earlier this season.
• Buffalo State holds the series lead over Cortland with a record of 32-26-9.
• Last time the two sides faced-off, Cortland picked up a 6-3 victory.