OTTAWA - Sergei Kostitsyn scored the lone goal as the Hamilton Bulldogs beat the Binghamton Senators 1-0 in American Hockey League play Sunday.
After a scoreless first two periods, Mathieu Darche fed Kostitsyn the puck from behind the net in the third. Kostitsyn's one-timer beat Senators goaltender Mike Brodeur at 8:48 to give Hamilton the win.
Cedrick Desjardin made 31 saves for the shutout, while Brodeur stopped 33 shots.
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