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MONTREAL - The upstart Carleton Ravens men's hockey team accomplished what no visitors were able to for more than a year at McConnell Arena. They walked into the lion's den at McGill on the hill with fresh legs and waltzed away with two points, handing a depleted Redmen lineup a surprising 3-1 setback -- the first loss on home ice this season for the No.5-ranked squad in the nation.

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The third-place Ravens (11-6-2) were playing for the first time in eight days and McGill was coming off a hard-fought 2-1 win over UQTR the night before and playing in their fifth game in eight days. The loss snapped a team record, 19-game win streak that the Redmen had amassed on home-ice, since a 4-3 overtime shootout loss to York on Jan. 9, 2009. The team's previous mark had been 11 consecutive victories at home, dating back to 1986.

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After a scoreless opening period, the Ravens struck twice in the middle frame, getting goals from Orono, Ont., native Justin Caruana at 7:06 and left-winger Ryan Berard of Niagara Falls, on the powerplay, at 15:35.

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McGill awoke from their slumber in the final period and outshot Carleton 19-5 but Ravens netminder Alexander Archibald held his ground. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound sophomore from Ottawa lost his bid for a shutout with less than six minutes remaining when McGill rookie Jean-Francois Boisvert of Mirabel, Que., converted a nice pass from Marc-Andre Daneau and found an unguarded left corner of the net for his seventh of the season.

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Redmen first-year head coach Jim Webster pulled sophomore goaltender Danny Mireault for an extra attacker with 62 seconds remaining in a bid to force overtime but a costly turnover at the Carleton blueline gave defenceman Christian Bourdeau-Mifflen of Ottawa, an opportunity for a long shot at the open net and he risked a potential icing call to register his fifth marker of the campaign.

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The Redmen went 0-for-4 on the power-play and played without the services of their blueline quarterback, Marc-Andre Dorion, the league's top-scoring rearguard with 6-19-25 points in 19 games. Dorion had suffered an upper body injury against UQTR the night before and may be scratched from the lineup for another week or two.

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The lone goal by the high-scoring Redmen was their lowest offensive output in 18 league games since a 2-1 road loss against the Ottawa Gee-Gees in the final contest before playoffs last year.

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Carleton has now won four games in a row and their record improves to 11-6-2. The Ravens play their second game of the weekend in Montreal on Sunday as they face the Concordia Stingers for the first time this season.

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McGill (16-3) will get only a few days of rest before making the two-hour bus-ride to Trois-Rivi猫res on Wednesday, where they have a return engagement with the second-place UQTR Patriotes (14-3-1). The Pats are expected to be without the services of head coach Jacques Laporte, who incurred an automatic one-game suspension after being assessed a game misconduct penalty at the conclusion of Friday's 2-1 loss to McGill.

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REDMEN RAP: Francis Verreault-Paul, who was held pointless for only the fourth time this season, continues to lead the OUA in goals and points with 17-19-36 in 18 games... He is one point ahead of Western's Keaton Turkiewicz, who has a 17-18-35 dossier in 20 contests...The loss to Carleton snapped a four-game win streak that McGill had put together against the pesky Ravens since the last loss, a 4-1 setback in the nation's capital on Oct. 18, 2008... McGill is 11-10-1 lifetime against Carleton, outscoring them 78-77 dating back to 1968... Since the re-birth of the Ravens in 2006, McGill owns a 10-3 overall record in head-to-head competition.

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SOURCE:

Earl Zukerman, McGill Athletics & Recreaion (514-398-7012)

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SCORING SUMMARY

Carleton 3 at McGill 1 (ENG)

(Jan 16, 2010 - McConnell Arena)


1st Period-
(No Scoring).

Penalties-
Gazdic Mcg (hooking), 13:53;
Langelier-Parent Mcg (boarding), 15:31;
Langelier-Parent Mcg (hooking), 17:48.

2nd Period-

1, Carleton, Justin Caruana 4 (Self, Byrd), 7:06.
2, Carleton, Ryan Berard 6 (Manley, MacLean), 15:35 (pp).

Penalties-
Caruana Car (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 0:00;
Verreault-Paul Mcg (unsportsmanlike cnd.), 0:00;
Rioux Mcg (interference), 1:51;
Good Car (hooking), 9:55;
Smith Car (tripping), 12:07;
Marcotte-Legare Mcg (boarding), 14:35;
Wright Mcg (tripping), 20:00.

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3rd Period-

3, McGill, Jean-Francois Boisvert 7 (Daneau, Langelier-Parent), 14:15.
4, Carleton, Christian Boudeau-Mifflen 5 (unassisted), 19:42 (ENG).

Penalties-
Stanley Car (holding), 2:33;
Bakker Car (hooking), 6:14;
Morse Mcg (hooking), 6:54.

SCORING BY PERIOD:
Carleton 0-2-1 -- 3
McGill 0-0-1 -- 1

Shots on Goal-
Carleton 13-6-5 -- 24.
McGill 8-10-19 -- 37.

Power Play Opportunities-
Carleton 1 of 7;
McGill 0 of 4.

Penalties (No./Mins.)-
Carleton 5/10;
McGill 8/16.


Goalies-

Carleton,
Alexander Archibald (W, 7-7, 37 shots-36 saves; 60:00).

McGill,
Danny Mireault (L, 2-1-0 , 23 shots-21 saves; 19:16);
Empty-net (1 goal; 0:44).

Attendance-285

Referee-Mathieu Bergeron.

Start: 7:02 pm

End: 9:04 pm

Length: 2:02


MOLSON CUP THREE STARS

1. Alexander Archibald, Carleton
2. Marc-Andre Daneau, McGill
3. Brandon MacLean, Carleton