After a 4-3 overtime win last night, Clarkson was unable to find their stride on Saturday and dropped a 5-1 decision to Lake Superior State.
 
The Knights would fall behind 2-0 in the first period, a period in which the Knights out shot the Lakers 8-5. 
Clarkson would give up 2 more in the 2^nd period, one on the man advantage.  Clarkson would hold LSSU to only 1 goal on the power play but had to kill off 9 attempts by Lake State. 

Special teams would play a role in the rest of the game's scoring, as Trey Taylor would get a power play goal at 10:25 of the 3^rd, for Taylor, his first as a Golden Knight. 

With the extra attacker on and on a power play, the Knights would surrender a short handed goal to Lake State to seal the win. 
Ethan Haider would make 16 saves on 20 shots faced.  Credit Jordan Power with an assist on the Taylor goal.
 
The Knights will begin ECAC play next week as they host Union and welcome back former Associate Coach and now Dutchman Head Coach, Josh Hauge.