PITTSBURGH, PA – Fourth-seeded Chatham scored three third period goals en route to eliminating No. 5 Nazareth in the UCHC Quarterfinals 3-0 on Wednesday night. The game was the final behind the benches for head coach George Roll.

Nazareth finishes the season 8-16-2, while Chatham moves to 10-14-2 and advance to the semifinals.

Roll's hockey long hockey career spanned 37 years, including 28 as a head coach. He began as a head coach at Oswego State from 1996-2003, before coaching at Division 1 Clarkson from 2003-2011, and beginning the Nazareth men's hockey program in 2012. In all, Roll collected 367 career wins, including 118 as a Golden Flyer.

After a scoreless two periods, it was the Cougars who found the back of the net on an even strength goal 3:29 into the period.

Nazareth had a golden opportunity at the 7:31 mark when a contact to the head resulted in a five-minute power play. Unfortunately, the lone goal scoring on the power play came short-handed from the Cougars near the midway point of the penalty.

Chatham tallied the third and final goal of the game with seven minutes remaining.

Senior Matt Sayles made 29 saves in the loss. 

Blake Frost and Liam Quinlivan led Nazareth with six shots apiece.