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Army sings second, defeat Navy

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Pro Hockey News
Dec 15, 2025 3:51 PM

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In a thrilling showdown, the Army Black Knights faced off against the Navy Midshipmen in a highly anticipated hockey match. The game, held at the iconic United States Naval Academy, brought the two military academies to the ice for a fierce competition that showcased their athletic prowess and determination. With both teams possessing a deep-rooted rivalry, the atmosphere was charged with energy as fans cheered for their respective academies.

The first period saw Army take an early lead, thanks to a brilliant goal from captain Alex Limoges. His quick slap shot from the blue line caught the Navy goalkeeper off guard, igniting a wave of excitement among the Army supporters. However, Navy was quick to respond, with forward Sam Knazko leveling the score shortly after, setting the stage for a back-and-forth battle.

As the match progressed, both teams displayed incredible skill and teamwork, with players executing well-coordinated plays. The pace intensified in the second period, and tension filled the arena as both sides traded chances. Despite numerous opportunities, the score remained tied, illustrating the defensive efforts from both goalies.

In the final moments of the third period, Navy managed to pull ahead with a decisive goal from Kevin Wall, sealing the victory for the Midshipmen. This win not only earned them bragging rights but also highlighted their resilience and competitive spirit. With the game concluding 3-2 in favor of Navy, the players shook hands in a show of respect, underscoring the camaraderie and sportsmanship that transcends the rivalry on the ice.