Women's Ice Hockey Looks to Close Out Season on a High Note

Friday, February 17

Canton, N.Y. / Appleton Arena

6:00 PM

Quinnipiac University

St. Lawrence

Lexie Adzija stands on the blue line for the national anthem ahead of senior night

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Women's Ice Hockey Looks to Close Out Season on a High Note

2/17/2023 9:00:00 AM | Women's Ice Hockey

Game 1: No. 6/7 Quinnipiac Bobcats (27-5-0, 17-3-0 ECAC) at St. Lawrence Saints (9-20-1, 4-13-1 ECAC)
Appleton Arena | Canton, N.Y.
Game 2: No. 6/7 Quinnipiac Bobcats (25-5-0, 17-3-0 ECAC) at No. 9 Clarkson Golden Knights (11-18-1, 4-13-1 ECAC)
Cheel Arena | Potsdam, N.Y.

Game 1: Friday, Feb. 17 | 6:00 PM
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Game 2: Saturday, Feb. 18 | 3:00 PM
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HAMDEN, Conn.— No. 6/7 Quinnipiac women's ice hockey team will play their final regular season contests on the road in New York on Feb. 17-18 against St. Lawrence and No. 9 Clarkson. QU heads into the weekend looking to secure a top 2 seeding for the upcoming ECAC Hockey Playoffs. The Bobcats are third in the ECAC currently with 50 points, trailing just .5 points behind No. 3 Colgate and 1.5 points behind No. 2 Yale.

LAST TIME OUT

QU swept both RPI and Union at home by a score of 2-1 and 5-1 respectively.
5 different Bobcats scored a goal against the Union and graduate netminder Logan Angers recorded 12 saves on the night.
Nina Steigauf, Alexa Hoskin, Madison Chantler, Shay Maloney and Sadie Peart all tallied goals against the Dutchwomen.
Sophomore forward Maya Labad scored her 16^th of the season against RPI and leads the team in goals.
The Bobcats dominated the faceoff circle against Union, going 42-17 with graduate captain Lexie Adzija going 17-6 at the dot.

SCOUTING ST. LAWRENCE

St. Lawrence heads into the final regular season matchups coming off a 7-1 win over Dartmouth.
The Saints clinched their ECAC Hockey playoff berth against the Big Green, who was eliminated from playoff contention.
Julia Gosling tallied two goals against the Big Green and 11 total Saints recorded points on the night.
Saints netminder Lucy Morgan posts a 2.37 GAA and .912 SV% heading into the matchup.

SCOUTING CLARKSON

The Golden Knights enter the weekend after sweeping both Harvard (4-2) and Dartmouth (4-0) last week.
Clarkson secured home ice in the ECAC playoffs with their 4-0 win over the Big Green.
Four members of the Golden Knights scored goals against Dartmouth, including sisters Brooke and Kirstyn McQuigge.
Goaltender Michelle Pasiechnyk made 27 saves to earn her 9^th shutout of the season.

A LOOK AT THE NATIONAL POLLS

The Bobcats moves at No. 6/7 in the nation after sweeping RPI and Union.
QU has been in the top 15 in national polling for the past 22 weeks.

LEADING THE ECAC

QU is third in the ECAC with 50 points and an 17-3-0 conference record. Yale is first, with 51.5 points. The Bobcats trail second place Colgate by just .5 points in the standings.

TRACKING THE BOBCATS

Olivia Mobley leads the team in points with 40, she has a 15-25-40 record on the year.
Mobley leads the team in assists (25) and Maya Labad leads the Bobcats in goals (16).
Logan Angers and Catie Boudiette combined for 12 shutouts on the year, leading the NCAA in team shutouts.
QU is 6^th in the nation in goals, 4^th in win percentage (.844), and 3^rd in scoring defense (1.41)
Logan Angers is 5^th in the nation in goalie win percentage (.818), 7^th in GAA (1.57) and 4^th in shutouts (7).