EVERETT, Mass. – Less than 24 hours after the Rams took down the Leopards in overtime, 2-1, at Porrazzo Rink, Suffolk men's hockey did it again as Ryan Webb's goal at 2:54 in the extra session Saturday afternoon lifted the blue-and-gold to the Commonwealth Coast Conference victory by an identical score at Allied Veterans Memorial Rink. 

Webb, who aided in the Rams game-winner the night before, factored into both of Suffolk's goals Saturday afternoon.  

THE BASICS
SCORE: Suffolk 2 | Wentworth 1
RECORDS: Suffolk (5-7-2, 3-7-1 CCC) | Wentworth (3-11-1, 1-9-1 CCC) 

HOW IT HAPPENED
Suffolk opened the scoring at the 14:21 mark of the opening period when Webb sent a breakout pass to Cole Scott, who went in on an odd-man rush with Max Rand, who beat Jack McGovern. 

Down 1-0, the Leopards leveled the playing field at the 8:27 mark when Nolan Lowe scored with help from Jacob Shanaker and George Weiner.  

Suffolk saw a chance to take the lead on a 5-on-3 power play, but Phil Decresce's attempt hit the post and things stayed locked at 1-all at the second intermission 

Both teams saw chances in the third to take the advantage, but each netminder took care of business to keep things even at one.  

Wentworth was whistled for a penalty with 39 seconds left in regulation. Suffolk aimed to capitalize with a skater-up, but blocks from Josh Faussett and Sam Milnes helped send the game into overtime for the second time in as many games.  

The Leopards successfully skated off the penalty, however, WIT was called for another penalty at the 2:19 into the extra session that gave the Rams an advantage once again. 

This time, the blue-and-gold used the man-up opportunity to its advantage. Webb netted the game-winner on a one-time after Peter Nugent and Samuel Rand set him up at the 2:54 mark.  

NETMINDER NOTES

• Cal Wilcox registered 29 saves in the victory. 
• McGovern finished with 21 stops in the setback.  

STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

• Webb recorded two points on one goal, the game-winner, and one assist. 
• Max Rand netted one goal. 
• Samuel Rand, Nugent and Scott all handed out one assist. 
• Wentworth outshot Suffolk, 30-23. 
• The blue-and-gold won the faceoff battle, 32-25.
• The Rams went 1-for-7 on the power play and successfully skated off their pair of penalties. 

NOTEWORTHY

• Suffolk stretched its win streak to four games, the longest win streak since stringing four victories in a row Nov. 16-26, 2017.  
• Suffolk is now on a five-game unbeaten streak, which dates back to Dec. 9, 2022. This is the longest unbeaten stretch for the blue-and-gold since going 3-0-2 Jan. 22-Feb. 5, 2022. 
• Suffolk defeated Wentworth for the fourth straight meeting to move to 17-24-1 all-time against the Leopards. 
• The Rams and Leopards went into overtime for the eighth time in the all-time series. 
• Suffolk defeated Wentworth for the second straight meeting to move to 4-2-2 in OT against the Leopards. 
• The Rams are 5-0-1 versus WIT in the last six meetings. 
• At home, Suffolk is 2-1-1 in OT versus WIT. Both OT victories over the Leopards have come this season. 
• Suffolk and Wentworth went into overtime in back-to-back battles for the first time. 
• Suffolk played in back-to-back overtime games for the first time since Nov. 15-22, 2019. 
• Suffolk coupled a pair of overtime wins together for the first time since defeating Tufts in OT, 4-3, Jan. 18, 2011 and Becker in an extra session, 3-2, Jan. 26, 2011. 
• The Rams won two games in a row in overtime for the first time in the program's game-by-game record books, which date through the 1999-2000 season. 
• Suffolk played in its fourth overtime game of the year. 
• The Rams are unbeaten, 2-0-2 in OT outings this season. 
• Samuel Rand has dished out an assist in back-to-back games. 
• Webb pushed his point streak to four games. In that span he has two goals and five assists. 
• Webb registered his first game-winner.  

WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk is set for a CCC home-and-home series with Curry Jan. 20-21. The Rams will play at the No. 10 Colonels Friday at 7 p.m., before hosting the conference counterpart at Louis E. Porrazzo Memorial Skating Rink Saturday at 4:50 p.m.