The University of Wyoming hockey club dropped a pair of games last weekend against
Border War rival Colorado State University.
The Cowboys yielded three power-play goals in a 5-3 setback Friday night in Fort Collins,
Colo., then squandered a 2-1, third-period lead in a 4-3 loss Saturday night at the
Laramie Community Ice and Events Center.
Matt Schulz (Casper) added to his early-season scoring surge in the first of two series'
between UW and CSU (6-2). The freshman center netted two more goals and assisted on
another goal, giving him a team-leading nine points through four games.
Billy Ross (Boulder, Colo.) scored a goal in each game for the Cowboys, and Ryan Bourcier
(Warren, Mich.) and Seth Farrell (Longmont, Colo.) also had goals. Craig Luplow (Banner),
Luke Walker (Jackson) and Tyler Yorke (Calgary, Alberta) contributed assists for UW.
The Cowboys and Rams meet again for two games in January.
UW (1-3) plays its next four games away from home, beginning with a Saturday faceoff
against the University of Colorado. The Cowboys' trip to Boulder will be followed
by their annual visit to the Clash in the Corn tournament, Nov. 4-6 at Sioux Center,
Iowa.
