Przednowek took over the league lead in both goals and points after a big weekend for the Colonials, who closed out their year with a 2-1 double overtime win over NEC regular season champion Monmouth, followed by a 3-3 deadlock against Mount St. Mary’s. Przednowek assisted on Dwayne Chin’s goal with 15 minutes left on the clock to break a scoreless draw with the Hawks on Friday. Two days later, the Brantford, Ontario native recorded his third career hat trick in the tie against the Mount. It was the 14th fastest hat trick in NCAA history, taking just 16:20 from start to finish. A two-time NEC all-star, Przednowek closed out his Robert Morris career with 38 goals, 11 assists and 87 points in 57 career matches. He ranks fourth all-time on the school’s career list in goals and points. Przednowek led the NEC in goals in scoring in 2004 - his first year with the Colonials - and will finish 2007 as the league leader with 15 goals and 34 points.