Flyer History - Penn Takes 4th Annual Liberty Bell Hockey Invitational


	Penn Takes 4th Annual Liberty Bell Hockey Invitational

The University of Pennsylvania hockey team won the Liberty Bell Invitational for the first time, shutting out St. Joseph's, 6-0. It was the second year in a row St. Joe's made it to the finals.

The Quakers sophmore goaltender Mark Tyson was a standout for Philadelphia's Roman Catholic high school, allowing just one goal i the tourney against La Salle.

St. Joe's defeated Temple, the two-time defending champs of the Delaware Valley Collegiate Hockey Conference, 8-2.

Previous winners were Drexel (twice) and Villanova.

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Opening of the 4th annual tournament.	Family & Staff	Family
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	Aatt Baiada	Penn defeated Saint Joseph's, 6-0. For the Hawks, it was their second trip to the invitational finals, losing last season to Villanova
Goaltender Mark Tyson, of Penn was named the most valuable player of the tournament, allowing just one goal in two games. The sophomore goalie played for Philadelphia's Roman Catholic during his high school career.
The Cullens	Uinv. of Penn coach David Berger holds the winning puck for the tournament. On hand was Dr. Mike Diorka (left), assistant coach Whit Mathews and the Flyers' Joe Kadlec.	Winners