Women's Ice Hockey Takes First of Two Against Princeton

Saturday, January 28

Hamden, Conn.

1:00 PM

Quinnipiac University

24-4-0, 14-2-0

Princeton

9-11-1, 5-10-0

Princeton

Quinnipiac

Captain Zoe Boyd and Jess Schryver fist bump on the blue line before a game against Yale

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Women's Ice Hockey Takes First of Two Against Princeton

1/28/2023 3:57:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey

Box Score

HAMDEN, Conn.-- The No. 4 Quinnipiac women's ice hockey team shutout Princeton, 4-0 in the first of two on Saturday, Jan. 28. Graduate netminder Logan Angers recorded her sixth shutout and the team's 11th of the year. The Bobcats tallied two powerplay goals against the Tigers, coming from junior forward Olivia Mobley and junior defender Kendall Cooper.

Junior defender Maddy Samoskevich scored the first goal of the night and the game-winner just under five minutes into the first period. Senior defender Kate Reilly notched her fifth of the year in the first as well.

SCORE
Quinnipiac 4, Princeton 0

RECORDS
Quinnipiac (24-4-0, 14-2-0 ECAC) | Princeton (9-11-1, 5-10-0 ECAC)

LOCATION
M&T Bank Arena | Hamden, Conn.

SCORING SUMMARY

(4:57, 1^st period, EV) Quinnipiac 1, Princeton 0: Junior defender Maddy Samoskevich tallied the game-winner five minutes into the first period after she corralled a cross ice pass from Kendall Cooper to rip one from the near circle to beat Tiger's netminder Taylor Hyland on the glove side.
(16:52, 1^st period, EV) Quinnipiac 1, Princeton 0: Senior defender Kate Reilly's toe-drag around Princeton's defense gave her time and space to bury one blocker side on Hyland and gave the Bobcats a two-goal lead.
(8:09, 3^rd period, PP) Quinnipiac 3, Princeton 0: Junior Kendall Cooper added to Quinnipiac's lead after a shot from Samoskevich deflected off Alexa Hoskin and landed in front of Hyland. Cooper battled a Tiger defender to reach the puck and back hand one behind Hyland.
(19:00, 3^rd period, PP) Quinnipiac 4, Princeton 0: Junior forward Olivia Mobley sealed the Bobcats victory on the powerplay when Hoskin forced a Tigers turnover near the boards and gave assistant captain Sadie Peart time to find Mobley. Mobley then took the puck into the slot and sniped one over the shoulder of Hyland.

NOTES

Three defenders tallied goals against Princeton.
The Bobcats now have 11 shutouts on the year collectively.
Graduate netminder Logan Angers made 21 saves for her sixth shutout of the year.
Olivia Mobley now leads the team in goals scored with 14.
Mobley, Samoskevich, and Cooper all had a goal and an assist in the 4-0 shutout.