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Atlantic Hockey Suspends Two Players From Both RIT and Air Force

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Atlantic Hockey has announced four suspensions stemming from last night’s Air Force-RIT league contest, two from each team, as per the league’s supplemental discipline policy. The four players, who are ineligible to compete in the series finale tonight, are RIT’s Shawn Cameron and Caleb Cameron and Air Force’s Jonathan Kopacka and Kyle Haak.
The four suspensions come as a result of a multi-player incident that occurred at the 15:53 mark of the second period. Shawn Cameron was whistled for a five-minute major for boarding and given a game misconduct. However, after play was stopped, several players, from both teams, were involved in an altercation that resulted in multiple hitting after the whistle, roughing, and 10-minute misconduct penalties.

After reviewing the tape, Atlantic Hockey officials determined that the correct calls were made on the ice, but the players’ actions resulted in more discipline through the league’s supplemental discipline policy. The four players are receiving an extra game of discipline because of their continued involvement with each other following the whistle.

Cameron, Cameron, Kopacka, and Haak will sit out tonight’s contest and be eligible to return in their respective teams’ next contests.