Saturday, January 22
Hamden, Conn.
3:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
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Harvard
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#4/4 Bobcats Set to Host #9/9 Harvard & Dartmouth This Weekend
1/21/2022 2:05:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey
HAMDEN, Conn. - The No. 4/4 Quinnipiac Bobcats are set to play its first two-game weekend since Jan. 1 and 2 as No. 9/9 Harvard and Dartmouth come to compete in Hamden. The Bobcats are coming off a 5-0 win against Union on Jan. 17 and hold a 16-3-3 overall record with an 8-2-0 conference record.
#4/4 Quinnipiac vs #9/9 Harvard
Saturday, Jan. 21 | 3 PM | People's United Center | Hamden, Conn.
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#4/4 Quinnipiac vs Dartmouth
Sunday, Jan. 22 | 4 PM | People's United Center | Hamden, Conn.
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Last Time Out
The Bobcats traveled to Union to play the Dutchwomen on Monday, Jan. 17. This game had been originally scheduled for Jan. 15 but was pushed back. Quinnipiac dominated the Dutchwomen in a 5-0 shutout victory to earn the team's eighth conference victory. Four different Bobcats scored in the win. The sophomore lit up the box score with four goals from Nina Steigauf (2), Kendall Cooper and Olivia Mobley. Junior Sadie Peart scored the game-winning goal in the second period on the power play. Cooper and Mobley each tallied one goal and two assists to lead the team with three points each. Nine Bobcats tallied at least one point in the 5-0 victory. Redshirt junior Logan Angers made 15 saves in the net, tallying her third shutout of the season.
Scouting #9/9 Harvard
The Harvard Crimson hold a 12-5 overall record with a 9-3 conference record. The Crimson sit at the top of the ECAC Hockey standings with 12 games played and 28 points. Harvard is coming off an 8-0 victory over Dartmouth on Jan. 18. The Crimson are set to face off against Princeton and Quinnipiac this weekend.
Becca Gilmore leads the team with 22 points on 11 goals and 11 assists. Seven Harvard skaters have tallied double-digit points this season. This year, Harvard is averaging 3.9 goals per game with 34.2 shots on net. The Crimson netminders have split time this season – Becky Dutton is 7-2 this year with a 1.55 goals against average and a .930 save percentage. Lindsay Reed has made five starts this season, recording a 3.42 goals against average and an .884 save percentage.
All-Time vs the Crimson
The Bobcats hold a 10-19-3 overall record against the Crimson. Quinnipiac and Harvard have not played each other (due to the pandemic) since Jan. 10, 2020. The Bobcats came away with a 2-1 win on the road that day. Since the 2015-16 season, Quinnipiac has tallied an 8-1-1 record against Harvard.
Scouting Dartmouth
The Dartmouth Big Green hold an 8-12 overall record with a 2-11 ECAC Hockey record. Dartmouth squared off against Harvard on Jan. 18 and lost 8-0. Dartmouth's last win came on Jan. 2 in a 4-3 overtime win against New Hampshire.
Laura Fuoco leads the team with 12 points on five goals and seven assists. Tiffany Hill is right behind with 11 points on seven goals and four assists. Dartmouth is averaging 2.5 goals per game with 29.1 shots on net. First-year Maggie Emerson has started in 16 games this season, recording a 7-9 record with a 3.30 goals against average and a .888 save percentage.
All-Time vs the Big Green
Quinnipiac has recorded a 14-12-4 record against Dartmouth. The Bobcats last loss against the Big Green came on Nov. 3, 2018 in a 2-3 overtime game. Since the 2015-16 season, the Bobcats are 7-2-0 against Dartmouth.
Harvard/Dartmouth Weekend History
The Bobcats have notched a 15-3-1 record since the 2015-16 season for weekends when the Bobcats face off against Harvard and Dartmouth.
A Look at the Standings
Quinnipiac sits in third place in the ECAC Hockey standings through 10 games played with 24 points. Harvard controls the first-place spot with 28 points on 12 games played. Clarkson holds second with 24.5 points on 10 games played. Colgate, Yale and Princeton complete the rest of the top six spots. Due to COVID-19 health and safety measures within each team, total games played are not even across the board at this time due to re-scheduling conflicts.
Team Stats
Quinnipiac is averaging just 4.73 penalty minutes per game, which is ranked the third lowest in the country behind UConn (4.58) and Wisconsin (4.55). The Bobcats' 4.73 penalty minutes is the lowest in ECAC Hockey through the season so far. The Bobcats are also ranked 10th in the nation with 114 assists this season. In addition, Quinnipiac is ranked in the top three in scoring defense, averaging 1.36 goals against per game. With help from stellar goaltending from Corinne Schroeder and Logan Angers, the Bobcats are tied for second in the nation in team shutouts with six.
Bobcats in the Net
Graduate student Corinne Schroder and redshirt junior Logan Angers were both named to the 2022 National Goalie of the Year Award Watch List. Schroeder is ranked third in the country in goals against average (1.22) and second in save percentage (.966) behind Northeastern's Aerin Frankel. Angers has tallied a 1.31 save percentage, which is ranked nationally right behind Schroeder. In addition, Angers is the only goalie in the country who has not lost a game yet, tallying a .944 winning percentage to lead the nation.
Mobes & Coop Making It Happen
Olivia Mobley and Kendall Cooper both tallied three points in the Bobcats' 5-0 win over Union on Monday evening. Mobley has recorded four multi-point games this season, which is ranked second on the team. Cooper tallied her second goal of the season and second multi-point game against Union.
Peart Points
Sadie Peart scored her second power play goal and third game-winning goal this season against Union. She also notched her fifth multi-point game of the season, which leads the team. She has recorded 20 points this season, which is just four points away from tying her career high.
Steigauf Finding Her Groove
Sophomore Nina Steigauf has scored six goals in her last seven games, tallying 15 points this season with 11 goals to lead the team. She is ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 15 points on 11 goals and four assists.
Comparing the PairWise
Quinnipiac is ranked fifth in the USCHO's PairWise Rankings with a 0.6196 RPI. Clarkson and Yale follow in sixth and seventh place. Five different ECAC Hockey teams are ranked in the top ten in the PairWise Rankings.
On the Board
Peart leads the Bobcats with 20 points on seven goals and 13 assists. Mobley is ranked second with 17 points on seven goals and 13 assists. Steigauf has tallied 15 points this season with four goals in the last four games. Twenty Bobcats have tallied at least one point this season, and nine skaters have recorded double-digit points.
Faceoff Queen
Senior Lexie Adzija has consistently been one of the best in the country in faceoff wins. She is ranked third in the nation with 292 wins. She is third in the country with a 63% faceoff winning percentage.
Scoring All Around
The Bobcats are ranked tenth in country with 114 assists this season as a team and are ranked eighth in the nation in goals with 71. Nina different Bobcats have tallied double-digit points this season. In addition, Adzija leads the team with a +19 on-ice rating. Three different Bobcats have recorded a team-high three game-winning goals.
National Polls
Quinnipiac holds the No. 4/4 spots in the USCHO Poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. The Bobcats have spent 14 straight weeks in the top ten.
Out in Front
Quinnipiac is the highest-ranked ECAC Hockey team in the country. Coming in at No. 4/4, Quinnipiac has held the top spot in the polls since Nov. 23, 2021. The Bobcats will play in its sixth top-ten matchup of the season this weekend against No. 9/9 Harvard.
Top Ten Opponents
Quinnipiac will have faced six other teams this season who were also ranked in the top ten at the time after this weekend. The Bobcats hold a 2-2-3 record this season against other ranked opponents, including No. 1/1 Wisconsin.
First-Year Bobcats
The Bobcats will welcome six first years to the team and are excited to see their immediate impacts on the ice. Maya Labad (Montreal, Quebec) and Ann-Frédérik Naud (Montreal, Quebec) join the team with Hockey Canada experience and a dynamic duo mentality. The two Canadians have played hockey together since they were little and will look to bring their familiarity and cohesiveness to the ice on offense. Veronica Bac comes to Hamden from Huntley, Ill., and was a member of the Chicago mission team. Kate Helgeson is a forward hailing from Roseau High School in Roseau, Minn. Mallory Mauracher and Mia Lopata complete the first-year group, and come from Dublin, Ohio and Clinton, N.Y., respectively.
Two Transfers Join the Squad
Fifth-year graduate student Corinne Schroeder and junior Jessica Schryver transferred to Quinnipiac during the offseason. Schroeder joins the Bobcats after a decorated career at Boston University. With the Terries, Schroeder tallied a 1.98 goals against average and a .929 save percentage, which were both BU program records. She recorded eight shutouts through 91 career games played. She was named Hockey East Second Team All-Star (2019-20), Third Team All-Star (2018-19), All-Rookie Team, All-Academic Team, Goaltender of the Month (Oct. 2019, Dec. 2018) and Defensive Player of the Week (seven times) while playing for BU. Schryver comes to Hamden from Northeaster, who played in the National Championship game this past season. While playing for the Huskies, Schryver played in 35 games, recording six goals and 19 assists. She led all Northeastern first years with 19 assists in 2019-20.
Leadership Group
Olivia Konigson is set to lead the Bobcats as the captain for the second year in a row. Joining Konigson, Renee Saltness, Lexie Adzija and Zoe Boyd will all wear the As, as assistant captains.
To stay up-to-date on news surrounding Quinnipiac women's ice hockey, follow on social media @QU_WIH.
#4/4 Quinnipiac vs #9/9 Harvard
Saturday, Jan. 21 | 3 PM | People's United Center | Hamden, Conn.
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#4/4 Quinnipiac vs Dartmouth
Sunday, Jan. 22 | 4 PM | People's United Center | Hamden, Conn.
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Last Time Out
The Bobcats traveled to Union to play the Dutchwomen on Monday, Jan. 17. This game had been originally scheduled for Jan. 15 but was pushed back. Quinnipiac dominated the Dutchwomen in a 5-0 shutout victory to earn the team's eighth conference victory. Four different Bobcats scored in the win. The sophomore lit up the box score with four goals from Nina Steigauf (2), Kendall Cooper and Olivia Mobley. Junior Sadie Peart scored the game-winning goal in the second period on the power play. Cooper and Mobley each tallied one goal and two assists to lead the team with three points each. Nine Bobcats tallied at least one point in the 5-0 victory. Redshirt junior Logan Angers made 15 saves in the net, tallying her third shutout of the season.
Scouting #9/9 Harvard
The Harvard Crimson hold a 12-5 overall record with a 9-3 conference record. The Crimson sit at the top of the ECAC Hockey standings with 12 games played and 28 points. Harvard is coming off an 8-0 victory over Dartmouth on Jan. 18. The Crimson are set to face off against Princeton and Quinnipiac this weekend.
Becca Gilmore leads the team with 22 points on 11 goals and 11 assists. Seven Harvard skaters have tallied double-digit points this season. This year, Harvard is averaging 3.9 goals per game with 34.2 shots on net. The Crimson netminders have split time this season – Becky Dutton is 7-2 this year with a 1.55 goals against average and a .930 save percentage. Lindsay Reed has made five starts this season, recording a 3.42 goals against average and an .884 save percentage.
All-Time vs the Crimson
The Bobcats hold a 10-19-3 overall record against the Crimson. Quinnipiac and Harvard have not played each other (due to the pandemic) since Jan. 10, 2020. The Bobcats came away with a 2-1 win on the road that day. Since the 2015-16 season, Quinnipiac has tallied an 8-1-1 record against Harvard.
Scouting Dartmouth
The Dartmouth Big Green hold an 8-12 overall record with a 2-11 ECAC Hockey record. Dartmouth squared off against Harvard on Jan. 18 and lost 8-0. Dartmouth's last win came on Jan. 2 in a 4-3 overtime win against New Hampshire.
Laura Fuoco leads the team with 12 points on five goals and seven assists. Tiffany Hill is right behind with 11 points on seven goals and four assists. Dartmouth is averaging 2.5 goals per game with 29.1 shots on net. First-year Maggie Emerson has started in 16 games this season, recording a 7-9 record with a 3.30 goals against average and a .888 save percentage.
All-Time vs the Big Green
Quinnipiac has recorded a 14-12-4 record against Dartmouth. The Bobcats last loss against the Big Green came on Nov. 3, 2018 in a 2-3 overtime game. Since the 2015-16 season, the Bobcats are 7-2-0 against Dartmouth.
Harvard/Dartmouth Weekend History
The Bobcats have notched a 15-3-1 record since the 2015-16 season for weekends when the Bobcats face off against Harvard and Dartmouth.
A Look at the Standings
Quinnipiac sits in third place in the ECAC Hockey standings through 10 games played with 24 points. Harvard controls the first-place spot with 28 points on 12 games played. Clarkson holds second with 24.5 points on 10 games played. Colgate, Yale and Princeton complete the rest of the top six spots. Due to COVID-19 health and safety measures within each team, total games played are not even across the board at this time due to re-scheduling conflicts.
Team Stats
Quinnipiac is averaging just 4.73 penalty minutes per game, which is ranked the third lowest in the country behind UConn (4.58) and Wisconsin (4.55). The Bobcats' 4.73 penalty minutes is the lowest in ECAC Hockey through the season so far. The Bobcats are also ranked 10th in the nation with 114 assists this season. In addition, Quinnipiac is ranked in the top three in scoring defense, averaging 1.36 goals against per game. With help from stellar goaltending from Corinne Schroeder and Logan Angers, the Bobcats are tied for second in the nation in team shutouts with six.
Bobcats in the Net
Graduate student Corinne Schroder and redshirt junior Logan Angers were both named to the 2022 National Goalie of the Year Award Watch List. Schroeder is ranked third in the country in goals against average (1.22) and second in save percentage (.966) behind Northeastern's Aerin Frankel. Angers has tallied a 1.31 save percentage, which is ranked nationally right behind Schroeder. In addition, Angers is the only goalie in the country who has not lost a game yet, tallying a .944 winning percentage to lead the nation.
Mobes & Coop Making It Happen
Olivia Mobley and Kendall Cooper both tallied three points in the Bobcats' 5-0 win over Union on Monday evening. Mobley has recorded four multi-point games this season, which is ranked second on the team. Cooper tallied her second goal of the season and second multi-point game against Union.
Peart Points
Sadie Peart scored her second power play goal and third game-winning goal this season against Union. She also notched her fifth multi-point game of the season, which leads the team. She has recorded 20 points this season, which is just four points away from tying her career high.
Steigauf Finding Her Groove
Sophomore Nina Steigauf has scored six goals in her last seven games, tallying 15 points this season with 11 goals to lead the team. She is ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 15 points on 11 goals and four assists.
Comparing the PairWise
Quinnipiac is ranked fifth in the USCHO's PairWise Rankings with a 0.6196 RPI. Clarkson and Yale follow in sixth and seventh place. Five different ECAC Hockey teams are ranked in the top ten in the PairWise Rankings.
On the Board
Peart leads the Bobcats with 20 points on seven goals and 13 assists. Mobley is ranked second with 17 points on seven goals and 13 assists. Steigauf has tallied 15 points this season with four goals in the last four games. Twenty Bobcats have tallied at least one point this season, and nine skaters have recorded double-digit points.
Faceoff Queen
Senior Lexie Adzija has consistently been one of the best in the country in faceoff wins. She is ranked third in the nation with 292 wins. She is third in the country with a 63% faceoff winning percentage.
Scoring All Around
The Bobcats are ranked tenth in country with 114 assists this season as a team and are ranked eighth in the nation in goals with 71. Nina different Bobcats have tallied double-digit points this season. In addition, Adzija leads the team with a +19 on-ice rating. Three different Bobcats have recorded a team-high three game-winning goals.
National Polls
Quinnipiac holds the No. 4/4 spots in the USCHO Poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. The Bobcats have spent 14 straight weeks in the top ten.
Out in Front
Quinnipiac is the highest-ranked ECAC Hockey team in the country. Coming in at No. 4/4, Quinnipiac has held the top spot in the polls since Nov. 23, 2021. The Bobcats will play in its sixth top-ten matchup of the season this weekend against No. 9/9 Harvard.
Top Ten Opponents
Quinnipiac will have faced six other teams this season who were also ranked in the top ten at the time after this weekend. The Bobcats hold a 2-2-3 record this season against other ranked opponents, including No. 1/1 Wisconsin.
First-Year Bobcats
The Bobcats will welcome six first years to the team and are excited to see their immediate impacts on the ice. Maya Labad (Montreal, Quebec) and Ann-Frédérik Naud (Montreal, Quebec) join the team with Hockey Canada experience and a dynamic duo mentality. The two Canadians have played hockey together since they were little and will look to bring their familiarity and cohesiveness to the ice on offense. Veronica Bac comes to Hamden from Huntley, Ill., and was a member of the Chicago mission team. Kate Helgeson is a forward hailing from Roseau High School in Roseau, Minn. Mallory Mauracher and Mia Lopata complete the first-year group, and come from Dublin, Ohio and Clinton, N.Y., respectively.
Two Transfers Join the Squad
Fifth-year graduate student Corinne Schroeder and junior Jessica Schryver transferred to Quinnipiac during the offseason. Schroeder joins the Bobcats after a decorated career at Boston University. With the Terries, Schroeder tallied a 1.98 goals against average and a .929 save percentage, which were both BU program records. She recorded eight shutouts through 91 career games played. She was named Hockey East Second Team All-Star (2019-20), Third Team All-Star (2018-19), All-Rookie Team, All-Academic Team, Goaltender of the Month (Oct. 2019, Dec. 2018) and Defensive Player of the Week (seven times) while playing for BU. Schryver comes to Hamden from Northeaster, who played in the National Championship game this past season. While playing for the Huskies, Schryver played in 35 games, recording six goals and 19 assists. She led all Northeastern first years with 19 assists in 2019-20.
Leadership Group
Olivia Konigson is set to lead the Bobcats as the captain for the second year in a row. Joining Konigson, Renee Saltness, Lexie Adzija and Zoe Boyd will all wear the As, as assistant captains.
To stay up-to-date on news surrounding Quinnipiac women's ice hockey, follow on social media @QU_WIH.
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