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Source: The Oswegonian

Eric Palmeri November 9, 2026 4 min read Austin Borrgaard was once again the man of the hour Saturday night, netting his second consecutive overtime game winner to lift Oswego State past SUNY Brockport on Saturday, Nov. 7. Borrgaard, a consistent piece for the Lakers through four games this season, sniped through his second overtime-winner in just as many games, during an odd-man rush with teammate Nico Paone in the overtime frames. The Lakers now sit at 3-1-1 on the season and No. 9 in the latest U.S. Collegiate Men’s Hockey poll, preparing to likely shoot up in the rankings after defeating No. 5 Geneseo on Friday, Nov. 6. View this post on Instagram The Lakers started the night off sluggishly as the Golden Eagles came to play despite their 1-2 record. Kyle Kussman blasted one home from the blue line into heavy traffic, causing Michael Manzi to lose track of the puck and let it squeak into the net.

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