CHESTERFIELD, Mo. – Adam Timm struck just 25 seconds into the game and finished with a hat trick as Maryville Ice Hockey defeated Midland 7-2 to finish perfect on the weekend. The Saints defeated Midland on the annual blackout game the day prior, blanking the Warriors, 8-0. 

Timm's hatty marks the first in program history for the newly founded NCAA DI program. 

Louis-Felix Charrois and Parker Sawka split time in net. Charrois snagged 13 saves, while long-time Saint Sawka saved nine. 
 Anthony Hall added two goals, and the Saints poured 62 shots on goal in their second meeting with the Warriors.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Timm wasted no time putting Maryville ahead, converting a pass from Antoine Dorion and Adam Cavallin at the 19:35 mark of the first period. Hall doubled the lead less than five minutes later, then scored again with 1:41 remaining to send the Saints into the intermission up 3-0.

Midland got on the board 25 seconds into the second period, but Maryville answered with four straight goals. Timm restored the three-goal cushion on a power play, Anthony Cardilli made it 5-1, and Timm completed his hat trick with 8:10 remaining in the period. Landon Pappas scored a minute later to push the lead to 7-1.

The Warriors added a power-play goal late in the second, but neither side scored in the third. Hunter Sawka assisted on three Maryville goals, while Ethan Woolcott recorded two assists. 

UP NEXT
The first NCAA DI opponent of the season is up next for the Saints as they begin their first big road trip. The Saints start a two-game set with St. Lawrence, Friday, Oct. 2 at 6 p.m. in Canton, N.Y.