Sportswriter-Columnist
Taconic's Antonio Scalise makes a save earlier this season. Scalise made 36 stops Wednesday night in a home win over Amherst.
PITTSFIELD — Some nights, goalies in hockey make all the difference in the world.
“We out-played them. We dominated them. We out-shot them 2-to-1. When you face a goaltender like Antonio Scalise, you have got to be spot on with your shots and everything you do,” Amherst coach Mike Rousseau said after the Thunder escaped with a 2-1 win Wednesday night on Mooney’s Pond at the Boys and Girls Club of the Berkshires.
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Howard Herman can be reached at hherman@berkshireeagle.com or
413-496-6253.
Sportswriter-Columnist
Howard Herman is a sports columnist at The Berkshire Eagle. The dean of full-time sportswriters in Western Mass., he has been with the Eagle since 1988, and is a member of the New England Baseball and Basketball Hall of Fame.
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