UPEI Panthers upset top-seeded Calgary Dinos in U Sports men's hockey quarterfinals
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The host Prince Edward Island Panthers upset the top-seeded Calgary Dinos 4-2 in the U Sports men's hockey championship quarterfinals Friday in Charlottetown.
Bradley Schoonbaert and Josh Maser responded with goals for the Dinos.
Panthers goalie Jonah Capriotti made 20 saves.
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Alberta's Golden Bears blanked Windsor's Lancers 7-0 in the other quarterfinal, with Tyler Preziuso's hat trick leading the way.
Nolan Volcan opened the scoring as Alberta took control with a four-goal first period, while Eric Florchuk, Jakin Smallwood and Curtis Trolley also found the back of the net in the dominant win.
New Brunswick and Trois-Rivières square off in an afternoon semifinal and Alberta and P.E.I., clash in the evening Saturday.
The victors play for the U Sports men's hockey crown Sunday.
Watch live coverage of the tournament on CBCSports.ca, the CBC Sports app and CBC Gem.
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