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Insider: Frantz Pierrot leads Merrimack in Northeast Conference opener

By Jonathan SigalMarch 2, 2021

Frantz Pierrot
Frantz Pierrot began his Merrimack career with a brace. (Nicholas Fasoli)

Thanks to junior forward Frantz Pierrot (Melrose, Mass.), Merrimack picked up right where it left off.

The 2019 Northeast Conference regular-season champions began its seven-game, conference-only spring season on Monday afternoon with a 2-1 double-overtime win over St. Francis Brooklyn, securing three points at home.

Pierrot scored both Merrimack (1-0) goals, making a statement in his first match since transferring from Atlantic 10 side Saint Joseph’s University. It was a long time coming, too, after the COVID-19 pandemic squashed Merrimack's fall season.

Tags: Ben Williams, Bryant, Central Connecticut State, Dave Kelly, Frantz Pierrot, Merrimack, Northeast Conference, Sacred Heart, Sean Gannon, Tony Martone

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