Friday, February 4
Potsdam, NY | Cheel Arena
6:00 PM
Quinnipiac University
at
Clarkson
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#8/7 Bobcats Travel to the North Country for Three Games at Clarkson, St. Lawrence
2/3/2022 3:37:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey
HAMDEN, Conn. - The No. 8/7 Quinnipiac Bobcats hit the road to take on the Clarkson Golden Knights and St. Lawrence Saints this weekend. The Bobcats and Golden Knights will face off on Friday night in Potsdam, and the Saints will host the Bobcats for two games Saturday and Sunday afternoon. The Sunday game at St. Lawrence is a re-scheduled game from earlier in January.
#8/7 Quinnipiac vs Clarkson
Friday, Feb. 4 | 6 PM | Cheel Arena | Potsdam, N.Y.
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#8/7 Quinnipiac vs St. Lawrence
Saturday, Feb. 5 | 3 PM | Appleton Arena | Canton, N.Y.
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#8/7 Quinnipiac vs St. Lawrence
Sunday, Feb. 6 | 2 PM | Appleton Arena | Canton, N.Y.
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Last Time Out
The Bobcats hosted No. 9/9 Colgate and Cornell last weekend, going 1-1 against the Raiders and Big Red. On Friday, the Bobcats took on the Raiders in a tight, back-and-forth battle. The Raiders got on the board early in the first period, but Nina Steigauf answered three minutes later to tie the game. Kendall Cooper scored off a face off win by Lexie Adzija to give Quinnipiac a 2-1 lead. Colgate's Neena Brick tied the game in the second period. Both teams netted goals in the third to force overtime after completing regulation with a 3-3 score. Jess Schryver scored the game-tying goal with nine minutes remaining in regulation. The Raiders would score during the 3-versus-3 overtime period to earn the OT win.
On Sunday against Cornell, the Bobcats got on the board in the second period to take a 1-0 lead. First-year Ann-Frederick Naud received the puck in the neutral zone from Zoe Boyd. Naud sent a lifted pass to Olivia Mobley on the break, and she scored a beautiful goal past Cornell's Lindsay Browning. Cooper added her second goal of the weekend from the right point to give Quinnipiac a 2-0 lead. Later in the third, an interesting delayed penalty situation allowed Quinnipiac to score an empty-net goal and secure a 3-0 win.
Quinnipiac's 3-0 win over Cornell sealed the season sweep against the Big Red. This was the first time since the 2015-16 season that the Bobcats swept Cornell in the regular season, and it's the first time ever that Quinnipiac swept the series with two shutout victories.
Scouting Clarkson
The Clarkson Golden Knights hold a 20-5-3 overall record and an 11-4-1 ECAC Hockey record. Clarkson sits in second place with 34.5 points through 16 conference games played. The Golden Knights are coming off a 3-1 win over Colgate on Tuesday, Feb. 1 and a 4-2 win over Dartmouth on Jan. 29. The Golden Knights' last loss came on Jan. 28 at Harvard in a 6-2 game. Clarkson is scoring 3.0 goals per game with 35.6 shots on goal. Clarkson has a .768 winning percentage this season, which is ranked fourth in the nation.
Caitrin Lonergan leads the team with 39 points on 14 goals and 25 assists. Seven different Golden Knights have tallied double digit points this season. Michelle Pasiechnyk has played in the net in 24 games for Clarkson, recording a .934 save percentage and 1.56 goals against average.
All-Time vs the Golden Knights
The Bobcats hold a 13-27-6 overall record against Clarkson. In the last meeting, Clarkson took the road win in a 3-2 battle in Hamden. Clarkson had jumped to a 2-0 lead, but Nina Steigauf got the Bobcats back in it. Clarkson's Nicole Gosling added a third goal, followed by a goal from Lexie Adzija, but the Golden Knights held on to win, 3-2.
Scouting St. Lawrence
The Saints hold a 11-10-5 overall record with a 7-5-2 conference record. The Saints are coming off an 0-4 loss to Cornell on Tuesday, Feb. 1. St. Lawrence's last win came on Jan. 28 at Dartmouth in a 6-2 win. The Saints sit in sixth place in the ECAC Hockey standings with 25 points through 14 games played. The Saints are averaging 2.4 goals per game with 26.1 shots on net.
Abby Hustler leads the team with 18 points on seven goals and 11 assists. Six different skaters have tallied double-digit points this season. Lucy Morgan has recorded a 1.67 goals against average and a .941 save percentage in the net for the Saints.
All-Time vs the Saints
Quinnipiac has tallied a 14-20-7 overall record against St. Lawrence. The teams have not met this season and will play both regular season games at St. Lawrence this weekend. The Bobcats have won the last two meetings, which came during the 2020-21 season.
A Look at the Standings
Quinnipiac sits in fourth in the ECAC Hockey standings through 14 games played with 31 points. Harvard controls the first-place spot with 37 points. Clarkson holds second with 34.5 points on 16 games played. Yale sits in third place with 31.5 points. Quinnipiac, Yale and Colgate have almost identical records at 10-4-0 with Yale and Colgate recorded a tie, as well.
Team Stats
Quinnipiac is averaging just 4.92 penalty minutes per game, which is ranked the third lowest in the country behind UConn (4.57) and Wisconsin (4.30). The Bobcats' 4.92 penalty minutes is the lowest in ECAC Hockey through the season so far. The Bobcats are also ranked ninth in the nation with 133 assists this season. In addition, Quinnipiac is ranked third in scoring defense, averaging 1.46 goals against per game. With help from stellar goaltending from Corinne Schroeder and Logan Angers, the Bobcats are ranked second in the nation with seven team shutouts.
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. Angers has recorded a 1.15 goals against average, which is ranked second in the nation. In addition, Angers is the only goalie in the country who has not lost a game yet (10-0-1) and has tallied a .955 winning percentage to lead the nation. Schroeder is ranked 10th in the country in goals against average (1.52) and fourth in save percentage (.944).
Mobes & Coop Making It Happen
Olivia Mobley and Kendall Cooper have recorded 14 points together through the last five games. Cooper is also on a five-game point streak, tallying two multi-point games against Union and No. 9/9 Colgate. Mobley is second on the team in points with 20 on 11 goals and nine assists. Cooper has notched 17 points on four goals and 13 assists, which is good for fourth on the team.
Peart Points
Sadie Peart has tallied five points in the last five games. She had two assists last weekend against Colgate and Cornell, including the assist on the game-tying goal against Colgate to force overtime.
Comparing the PairWise
Quinnipiac is ranked seventh in the USCHO's PairWise Rankings with a 0.7500 RPI. Harvard leads the conference in fifth place. Five different ECAC Hockey teams are ranked in the top ten in the PairWise Rankings.
On the Board
Peart leads the Bobcats with 23 points on eight goals and 15 assists. Mobley is ranked second with 20 points on 11 goals and nine assists. Nina Steigauf leads the team with 12 goals, and Peart lead the team with 15 assists. Peart, Steigauf, Mobley and Taylor House have all tallied three game-winning goals each. As a team, Quinnipiac has scored 82 goals this season, which ranks ninth in the country.
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 347 wins. She is third in the country with a 62% faceoff winning percentage.
Scoring All Around
The Bobcats are ranked ninth in country with 133 assists this season as a team and are ranked ninth in the nation in goals with 82. Eleven different Bobcats have tallied double-digit points this season. In addition, Adzija leads the team with a +21 on-ice rating. Four different Bobcats have recorded a team-high three game-winning goals. Kate Reilly and Olivia Mobley lead the team with three power play goals.
National Polls
Quinnipiac holds the No. 8/7 spots in the USCHO Poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. The Bobcats have spent 16 straight weeks in the top ten.
Top Ten Opponents
Quinnipiac has faced seven other teams this season who were also ranked in the top ten at the time. The Bobcats hold a 2-4-3 record this season against other ranked opponents, including No. 1/1 Wisconsin. The Bobcats have played more top-ten teams in 2022 than unranked opponents. This weekend Clarkson is not ranked but is receiving votes. The Golden Knights were ranked No. 10/10 last week.
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.
#8/7 Quinnipiac vs Clarkson
Friday, Feb. 4 | 6 PM | Cheel Arena | Potsdam, N.Y.
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#8/7 Quinnipiac vs St. Lawrence
Saturday, Feb. 5 | 3 PM | Appleton Arena | Canton, N.Y.
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#8/7 Quinnipiac vs St. Lawrence
Sunday, Feb. 6 | 2 PM | Appleton Arena | Canton, N.Y.
LIVE STATS | Watch link coming soon
Last Time Out
The Bobcats hosted No. 9/9 Colgate and Cornell last weekend, going 1-1 against the Raiders and Big Red. On Friday, the Bobcats took on the Raiders in a tight, back-and-forth battle. The Raiders got on the board early in the first period, but Nina Steigauf answered three minutes later to tie the game. Kendall Cooper scored off a face off win by Lexie Adzija to give Quinnipiac a 2-1 lead. Colgate's Neena Brick tied the game in the second period. Both teams netted goals in the third to force overtime after completing regulation with a 3-3 score. Jess Schryver scored the game-tying goal with nine minutes remaining in regulation. The Raiders would score during the 3-versus-3 overtime period to earn the OT win.
On Sunday against Cornell, the Bobcats got on the board in the second period to take a 1-0 lead. First-year Ann-Frederick Naud received the puck in the neutral zone from Zoe Boyd. Naud sent a lifted pass to Olivia Mobley on the break, and she scored a beautiful goal past Cornell's Lindsay Browning. Cooper added her second goal of the weekend from the right point to give Quinnipiac a 2-0 lead. Later in the third, an interesting delayed penalty situation allowed Quinnipiac to score an empty-net goal and secure a 3-0 win.
Quinnipiac's 3-0 win over Cornell sealed the season sweep against the Big Red. This was the first time since the 2015-16 season that the Bobcats swept Cornell in the regular season, and it's the first time ever that Quinnipiac swept the series with two shutout victories.
Scouting Clarkson
The Clarkson Golden Knights hold a 20-5-3 overall record and an 11-4-1 ECAC Hockey record. Clarkson sits in second place with 34.5 points through 16 conference games played. The Golden Knights are coming off a 3-1 win over Colgate on Tuesday, Feb. 1 and a 4-2 win over Dartmouth on Jan. 29. The Golden Knights' last loss came on Jan. 28 at Harvard in a 6-2 game. Clarkson is scoring 3.0 goals per game with 35.6 shots on goal. Clarkson has a .768 winning percentage this season, which is ranked fourth in the nation.
Caitrin Lonergan leads the team with 39 points on 14 goals and 25 assists. Seven different Golden Knights have tallied double digit points this season. Michelle Pasiechnyk has played in the net in 24 games for Clarkson, recording a .934 save percentage and 1.56 goals against average.
All-Time vs the Golden Knights
The Bobcats hold a 13-27-6 overall record against Clarkson. In the last meeting, Clarkson took the road win in a 3-2 battle in Hamden. Clarkson had jumped to a 2-0 lead, but Nina Steigauf got the Bobcats back in it. Clarkson's Nicole Gosling added a third goal, followed by a goal from Lexie Adzija, but the Golden Knights held on to win, 3-2.
Scouting St. Lawrence
The Saints hold a 11-10-5 overall record with a 7-5-2 conference record. The Saints are coming off an 0-4 loss to Cornell on Tuesday, Feb. 1. St. Lawrence's last win came on Jan. 28 at Dartmouth in a 6-2 win. The Saints sit in sixth place in the ECAC Hockey standings with 25 points through 14 games played. The Saints are averaging 2.4 goals per game with 26.1 shots on net.
Abby Hustler leads the team with 18 points on seven goals and 11 assists. Six different skaters have tallied double-digit points this season. Lucy Morgan has recorded a 1.67 goals against average and a .941 save percentage in the net for the Saints.
All-Time vs the Saints
Quinnipiac has tallied a 14-20-7 overall record against St. Lawrence. The teams have not met this season and will play both regular season games at St. Lawrence this weekend. The Bobcats have won the last two meetings, which came during the 2020-21 season.
A Look at the Standings
Quinnipiac sits in fourth in the ECAC Hockey standings through 14 games played with 31 points. Harvard controls the first-place spot with 37 points. Clarkson holds second with 34.5 points on 16 games played. Yale sits in third place with 31.5 points. Quinnipiac, Yale and Colgate have almost identical records at 10-4-0 with Yale and Colgate recorded a tie, as well.
Team Stats
Quinnipiac is averaging just 4.92 penalty minutes per game, which is ranked the third lowest in the country behind UConn (4.57) and Wisconsin (4.30). The Bobcats' 4.92 penalty minutes is the lowest in ECAC Hockey through the season so far. The Bobcats are also ranked ninth in the nation with 133 assists this season. In addition, Quinnipiac is ranked third in scoring defense, averaging 1.46 goals against per game. With help from stellar goaltending from Corinne Schroeder and Logan Angers, the Bobcats are ranked second in the nation with seven team shutouts.
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. Angers has recorded a 1.15 goals against average, which is ranked second in the nation. In addition, Angers is the only goalie in the country who has not lost a game yet (10-0-1) and has tallied a .955 winning percentage to lead the nation. Schroeder is ranked 10th in the country in goals against average (1.52) and fourth in save percentage (.944).
Mobes & Coop Making It Happen
Olivia Mobley and Kendall Cooper have recorded 14 points together through the last five games. Cooper is also on a five-game point streak, tallying two multi-point games against Union and No. 9/9 Colgate. Mobley is second on the team in points with 20 on 11 goals and nine assists. Cooper has notched 17 points on four goals and 13 assists, which is good for fourth on the team.
Peart Points
Sadie Peart has tallied five points in the last five games. She had two assists last weekend against Colgate and Cornell, including the assist on the game-tying goal against Colgate to force overtime.
Comparing the PairWise
Quinnipiac is ranked seventh in the USCHO's PairWise Rankings with a 0.7500 RPI. Harvard leads the conference in fifth place. Five different ECAC Hockey teams are ranked in the top ten in the PairWise Rankings.
On the Board
Peart leads the Bobcats with 23 points on eight goals and 15 assists. Mobley is ranked second with 20 points on 11 goals and nine assists. Nina Steigauf leads the team with 12 goals, and Peart lead the team with 15 assists. Peart, Steigauf, Mobley and Taylor House have all tallied three game-winning goals each. As a team, Quinnipiac has scored 82 goals this season, which ranks ninth in the country.
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 347 wins. She is third in the country with a 62% faceoff winning percentage.
Scoring All Around
The Bobcats are ranked ninth in country with 133 assists this season as a team and are ranked ninth in the nation in goals with 82. Eleven different Bobcats have tallied double-digit points this season. In addition, Adzija leads the team with a +21 on-ice rating. Four different Bobcats have recorded a team-high three game-winning goals. Kate Reilly and Olivia Mobley lead the team with three power play goals.
National Polls
Quinnipiac holds the No. 8/7 spots in the USCHO Poll and the USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Poll. The Bobcats have spent 16 straight weeks in the top ten.
Top Ten Opponents
Quinnipiac has faced seven other teams this season who were also ranked in the top ten at the time. The Bobcats hold a 2-4-3 record this season against other ranked opponents, including No. 1/1 Wisconsin. The Bobcats have played more top-ten teams in 2022 than unranked opponents. This weekend Clarkson is not ranked but is receiving votes. The Golden Knights were ranked No. 10/10 last week.
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.
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