FINAL SCORE: Vermont 12, Manhattan 9
RIVERDALE, NY – Charlie Pope had six goals and an assist as Vermont (1-2) defeated Manhattan (0-2) on Saturday afternoon in the snow in Manhattan. 

COACH'S QUOTE
"Really proud of the guys for grinding out a tough win on the road vs a tough Manhattan squad. We learned some good lessons from this game and will build on them. Big week of prep ahead for Utah on the road," said head coach Chris Feifs. 

HOW IT HAPPENED 

• Pope picked up his first two goals in the first quarter to keep the Catamounts tied at two. Cullen Decker picked up the first of his two assists on the day on Pope's second goal of the quarter. 
• Pope had two more points in the second quarter as he scored and assisted on one of Griffin Fenech's two goals. 
• In addition to tallies from Fenech and Pope, Max Frattaroli and Brock Haley scored, Decker picked up his second assist on the goal by Haley. 
• The lone goal in the third quarter came from Haley off an assist from Luke Reiter. 
• In the fourth quarter, Pope had three goals, and Frattaroli picked up his second of the afternoon. 
• Tristan Whitaker assisted on two of the goals while Reiter assisted on the other. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE 

• Pope's six goals and seven points are both career highs for him. 
• Frattaroli and Reiter each pick up their first collegiate multi-point games. 
• Fenech's two goals match a career high that he has five times previously. 
• Henry Dodge set another career high at the faceoff spot, winning 17 of 25 faceoffs. 
• Decker's two assists give him back-to-back multi-point games. 
• The Catamounts were a season-high 75% on the power play going three of four. 

WHO'S NEXT
Vermont heads to Utah next weekend to take on the University of Utah on Saturday, Feb. 24. Game time is set for 2 p.m. ET / 12 p.m. MT at Rice-Eccles Stadium.