Freshman Gabe Shaw veers toward the net for a shot at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Freshman Patrick Laughland pokes at the goalie Kolin Melanson's glove at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Freshman David Silvia reaches around Berlin's Brady Poulin to swat the puck at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Colby Olivier pivots with the puck at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1 with Olivier scoring for KHS. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Freshman Gabe Shaw veers toward the net for a shot at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Freshman Patrick Laughland pokes at the goalie Kolin Melanson's glove at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Freshman David Silvia reaches around Berlin's Brady Poulin to swat the puck at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Colby Olivier pivots with the puck at the Kennett boys hockey game against Berlin at the Ham Arena on Wednesday. With multiple power play advantages, the Mountaineers beat the Eagles 7-1 with Olivier scoring for KHS. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — Berlin-Gorham boys’ ice hockey team broke open a scoreless game with three goals in the opening five minutes of the second period, including two power-play tallies during a major penalty, on it way to a 7-1 victory over Kennett High at the Ham Ice Arena on Wednesday night.
The game was the first for the Eagles in more than three weeks due to COVID-19. The hometown flock, which had an outbreak of the Omicron virus and had to shut down for 10 days, only returned to practice on Sunday.
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