Proctor Rolls Past Greenway 9–0 Behind 43-Shot Effort

Proctor controlled the game from start to finish on home ice, skating to a 9–0 win over Greenway behind a dominant offensive showing and a shutout performance from Senior goalie William Pocrnich.

Proctor outshot Greenway 43–10, including a 20–0 margin in the opening period, and built a quick lead that never faded.

First Period: Proctor Sets the Tone Early

Proctor wasted no time taking control.

Breckin Ross opened the scoring at 3:28, then added another on the power play a few minutes later.
Logan Peterson pushed the lead to 3–0 late in the frame.
Just 37 seconds later, Mason Ginn made it 4–0 heading into the first break.

Greenway struggled to generate any pressure, recording zero shots in the opening period.

Second Period: Giswold Line Takes Over

The second period belonged to the Giswold–Maeder–Paulson group.

Rafe Giswold scored back-to-back goals less than 20 seconds apart, both assisted by Wynn Giswold.
Eli Maeder added another at 11:00, again with assists from Rafe and Wynn.

By the end of two periods, Proctor led 7–0 and held a 37–5 edge in shots.

Third Period: Proctor Closes It Out

Proctor added two more goals to finish the night:

Jax Hardy scored at 2:35, assisted by Peterson and Wes Paulson.
Parker Swart capped the scoring at 10:56 off feeds from Drew Yost and Hardy.

Goaltending

William Pocrnich stopped all 10 shots he faced for the shutout.
For Greenway, Blayne Kelley turned away 34 shots in a tough 51-minute workload.