Schryver Scores First of the Year, Bobcats take down No. 10 Providence

Friday, December 9

Providence, RI

6:00 PM

Quinnipiac University

17-1-0

Providence

15-5-1

Quinnipiac

Providence

Jess Schryver skates with the puck against UCONN

Photo by: Rob Rasmussen / P8Photos.com

Schryver Scores First of the Year, Bobcats take down No. 10 Providence

12/9/2022 8:26:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey

Box Score

PROVIDENCE, R.I.— No. 3 Quinnipiac women's ice hockey took down No. 10 Providence in non-conference action on the road on Friday, Dec. 9 at Schneider Arena. The Bobcats comeback victory started with Senior Jess Schryver's first of the year to tie the game at one and extend the Bobcats win streak to eight straight.

Assistant captain Sadie Peart tallied the Bobcats second equalizer of the night, shorthanded and unassisted. Junior Olivia Mobley scored the game-winner and her eighth of the year in the second period.

SCORES
Quinnipiac 3, Providence 2

RECORDS
Quinnipiac (17-1-0, 8-1-0 ECAC), Providence (15-5-1, 11-3-1 HEA)

LOCATION
Schneider Arena | Providence, R.I.

SCORING SUMMARY

(3:25, 1^st period, EV) Quinnipiac 0, Providence 1— Providence scored the lone goal of the first period three and a half minutes in as Lindsay Bochna hit the back crossbar over graduate netminder Logan Angers right shoulder.
(4:50, 2^nd period, EV) Quinnipiac 1, Providence 1—Senior Jess Schryver tallied her first of the year on the rebound of a Zoe Boyd one-timer, which found its way over the left pad of Friars goaltender Sandra Abstreiter. Schryver buried the loose puck to tie the game up at one.
(5:28, 2^nd period, EV) Quinnipiac 1, Providence 2— The Friars struck just 38 seconds later to take the lead back when Brooke Becker shot the puck from a tight angle on the goal line to beat Angers.
(6:15, 2^nd period, EV) Quinnipiac 2, Providence 2— Senior Kate Reilly took a holding call to send the Bobcats to the penalty kill which gave assistant captain Sadie Peart the opportunity to tie the game up at two after Providence turned the puck over trying to regroup in their own zone. Peart scored unassisted as she dangled in front of Abstreiter, who tried a poke-check, before burying the puck and giving the Bobcats their second shorthanded goal of the year.
(11:20, 2^nd period, EV) Quinnipiac 3, Providence 2—Junior Olivia Mobley gave the Bobcats the lead on a series of unfortunate events for the Friars. Mobley took a shot from the top of the near circle which deflected off Abstreiter's right shoulder and went straight up in the air. The puck proceeded to land behind Abstreiter, as she searched for it, in front of the net and trickled over the goal line.

NOTES

Quinnipiac extends their win streak to eight games.
QU has only allowed five goals through the last eight matchups.
Senior Jess Schryver tallied her first goal of the year.
Peart's shorthanded goal is the second of the year for the Bobcats, Maloney holds the other when she scored against Saint Anslem on Oct. 7.
The Bobcats outshot the Friars 44-30 through 60 minutes.

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