<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3vVXfB_1Gy8fwym00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3vVXfB_1Gy8fwym00" width="1200" height="727" ></figure>After an almost month-long break, the Liberty Eagles Hockey Club is back for the season. They played their first game back from the break on Nov. 3, where they fell short 3-0 against Eureka. With the results of the Eureka game behind them, the team was ready to fight in their game against Lafayette.Liberty only had 15 skaters dressed for the game, some of the usual players not being able to play that night.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=35Umiy_1Gy8fwym00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=35Umiy_1Gy8fwym00" width="2001" height="1553" ><figcaption>Peyton Curry (10) and Grayson Randolph (10) celebrate together after Randolph’s goal that put the Eagles up 2-1. ( Kirsten Pinkham )</figcaption></figure>Lafayette opened the scoring in the first period with their only goal at 11:59. Lafayette also took two penalties in the first period, a hooking minor at 9:42, and a high-sticking minor at 4:41.To open the second period, Alex Stiehr (11) got a breakaway goal at 12:11, assisted by Ben Sehnert (9). Grayson Randolph (10) then got the game winning goal at 1:29, with the assists going to Mason Nickler (11) and Peyton Curry (10). There were no penalties assessed in the second period.“Overall, I think it was a good team win for the boys, didn’t take any stupid penalties. I know I had one I shouldn’t have, but you know,” Stiehr said. “I was an all-around good battle for the boys and just put the puck in the back of the net tonight.”Starting the third period, Stiehr got a minor penalty for hooking at 13:29. Just a few minutes later, Lafayette got a roughing minor at 9:42. While the game continued on back and forth, no action happened again until 2:36. While Stiehr was on a breakaway, a Lafayette player hooked him, stopping any chance Stiehr had of scoring. This resulted in a penalty shot, with just Stiehr out on the ice with Lafayette’s goalie, and a chance for Stiehr to score, like how a shoot out works. Stiehr scored on the penalty shot, putting Liberty up 3-1 too close out the game.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3TSN6S_1Gy8fwym00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3TSN6S_1Gy8fwym00" width="2001" height="1301" ><figcaption>Alex Stiehr (11) cellys to Lafayette fans after scoring on his penalty shot to make the final score 3-1. ( Kirsten Pinkham )</figcaption></figure>Liberty had a game the next night against Marquette, where they unfortunately fell short 4-3. Liberty’s record on the season is now 2-2-0-0, and they will play their next game Friday, Nov. 13 against Fort Zumwalt West at Wentzville Ice Arena at 9 p.m.“It feels great, it shows that we can bounce back no matter what, and we just played really well together tonight,” Randolph said.</div></body>

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After an almost month-long break, the Liberty Eagles Hockey Club is back for the season. They played their first game back from the break on Nov. 3, where they fell short 3-0 against Eureka. With the results of the Eureka game behind them, the team was ready to fight in their game against Lafayette.

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After an almost month-long break, the Liberty Eagles Hockey Club is back for the season. They played their first game back from the break on Nov. 3, where 

Eagles Come Back to Win Over Lafayette

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