In the second game of the Roger Williams University Men's Ice Hockey team's road trip, they squared up with Siena at the Albany County Hockey Facility. 
 
Tim Kelleher led the Hawks to the ice, as he got the nod in net, making his first start of the season.  In the first period, the Hawks tallied 11 shots with five scoring chances but just could not find a way to put the puck in the net. However Siena was able to bury one of their four scoring chances and took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission. 
 
The Hawks though came out flying in the second period, with plenty of back and forth action up and down the ice.  Sean Stewart tied the game for the Hawks on the power play off a tic-tac-toe passing between Panarelli to Sauerbrunn and across to Stewart for the goal.  Special teams continued to get the job done for the Hawks as freshmen Cole Foster jumped on a loose puck and led an odd man rush while on the penalty kill.  Foster dropped the puck for Lawton who beat the goalie five hole to put the Hawks up 2-1, and earn Foster his first career college point. 
 
The Hawks were not done there though, shortly after the go-ahead goal defenseman Nick Vetrano, found the back of the net finding a lane to the net through traffic, to score his first career goal.  Siena though had an answer scoring late in the third to cut the Hawks lead in half.  But Kelleher was on top his game making 25 saves through two periods. 
 
The trend of Siena shooters skating back to the bench frustrated continued in the third.  Kelleher looked determine to lead the Hawks to victory, as Siena pushed hard to tie up the game in the third.  With under thirty seconds left after and icing, Siena had a chance to tie the game but were unable to make it go.  Kelleher's 17 third period saves (38 saves in total) shut the door and got the Hawks their first win of the season moving them to 1-1 on the year.