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Axemen lose regular season finale

Acadia

Published on February 12, 2012

The Register/Advertiser; Published on February 12, 2012

Acadia to play UPEI in first round of playoffs

Patrick O'Keefe had a goal and an assist to lead the Saint Mary’s Huskies to a 2-0 victory over the Acadia Axemen Saturday in Halifax.

With the loss the Axemen finish the university hockey regular season with a 16-10-2 record and finish fourth in the conference. They will play third-seeded UPEI in the opening round of the playoffs. A schedule was expected to be released early this week.

UNB and Saint Mary’s earn first-round byes while Moncton will play St. F.X. in the other opening round series.

In other action Saturday it was:

UPEI 5 St. Thomas 0

UNB 4 Moncton 1

St. F.X. 5 Dalhousie 4

The final standings for the year are:

Team Record Pts

UNB 20-5-3 43

Saint Mary's 18-7-3 39

Moncton 18-9-1 37

UPEI 18-10 36

Acadia 16-10-2 34

St. F.X. 10-14-4 24

Dalhousie 7-18-3 17

St. Thomas 5-18-5 15

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