Waterville, ME - The Colby College Mules (2-1-1, 2-1-0) tied with the Suffolk University Rams (3-4-2, 1-4-1). with a score of 2-2 in Tuesday afternoon's matchup. The Mules and the Rams then engaged in a shootout, with the Rams ultimately prevailing. 

Nick Stapleton opened the matchup by winning the opening faceoff for Colby. The opening frame was relatively devoid of action until the 10:02 mark. Will Soloway put the Mules on the board by way of assists from Reese Farrell and Ryan Moore. Less than a minute later, the Rams evened the score at 1-1 with a breakaway goal. 

Tied at 1-1 going into the second period, Farrell added more points to his impressive 2024-2025 campaign with a goal to make the game 2-1 Colby with 3:09 elapsed. James Tepper and Soloway provided assists for Farrell. Suffolk was able to respond again, evening the score at 2-2 with 14 minutes elapsed. Three-quarters of the way into the second period, Javi Ubari was called for hooking, but Colby's defense allowed no shots while Ubari was in the box. 

The score of 2-2 proved to be all either team could muster, as the third period saw no change in score. The Mules and the Rams had a power play each, but neither team could capitalize on their advantage. 

In overtime's five minutes of heated action, Colby was on their back foot, but held off the attacks by the Rams. Massimo Gentile was the only Colby player that could find the back of the net in the shootout, as Suffolk emerged victorious from the shootout, 2-1.

Edward Baliotti allowed two goals versus twenty saves, while Colby edged out Suffolk at the dots, winning the faceoff battle 31-30.

Colby will enjoy a few days off for Thanksgiving; on Saturday, November 30, they will take on the UMass Boston Beacons at 4:00 PM in Waterville.