Women's Ice Hockey Dominates Big Green, Angers Earns Seventh Shutout

Friday, February 3

Hanover, N.H. / Thompson Arena

3:00 PM

Quinnipiac University

25-5-0, 15-3-0

Dartmouth

7-17-0, 3-14-0

Quinnipiac

Dartmouth

Logan Angers defends the net against Cornell

Photo by: Rob Rasmussen / P8Photos.com

Women's Ice Hockey Dominates Big Green, Angers Earns Seventh Shutout

2/3/2023 6:03:00 PM | Women's Ice Hockey

Box Score

HANOVER, N.H.-- The No. 6 Quinnipiac women's ice hockey team had a huge bounce back after their loss to Princeton last weekend and toppled the Big Green on the road. The final regular season matchup between the two ECAC rivals ended in an 8-0 shutout victory for the Bobcats. QU had eight different goal scorers on the evening with 10 total Bobcats tallying a point. Graduate netminder Logan Angers recorded her seventh shutout of the season posting 14 saves.

Kendall Cooper and Maya Labad each tallied a goal for QU in the first period to give an early lead heading into the intermission. Assistant captain Sadie Peart scored the lone goal in the second period before the Bobcats offense exploded in the third. Jess Schryver, Kate Reilly, Shay Maloney, Alexa Hoskin and Maddy Samoskevich all notched a goal in the third including two beautiful plays from Reilly and Samoskevich.

SCORE
Quinnipiac 8, Dartmouth 0

RECORDS
Quinnipiac (25-5-0, 15-3-0 ECAC) | Dartmouth (7-17-0, 3-14-0 ECAC)

LOCATION
Thompson Arena | Hanover, N.H.

SCORING SUMMARY

(5:19, 1^st period, EV) Quinnipiac 1, Dartmouth 0: Junior defender Kendall Cooper opened the scoring for the Bobcats in the first as she picked up a puck off the boards and sent it towards the net. The puck rolled through Big Green netminder Elle Sullivan's five hole to give the Bobcats an early lead.
(13:40, 1^st period, PP) Quinnipiac 2, Dartmouth 0: Sophomore Maya Labad added to the lead when she took the puck up the near side and once again went five hole on Sullivan in front of the crease.
(1:18, 2^nd period, EV) Quinnipiac 3, Dartmouth 0: Junior Sadie Peart joined in on the action after a shot by senior defender Kate Reilly deflected off a Big Green defender in the right circle. Peart then completed the wrap around goal on Sullivan's blocker side.
(1:32, 3^rd period, EV) Quinnipiac 4, Dartmouth 0: Senior Jess Schryver notched her unassisted goal after a line change miscue from Dartmouth by the bench. Schryver was able to pick the puck up and create a breakaway through Dartmouth's zone and put on over Sullivan's glove in the slot.
(6:13, 3^rd period, EV) Quinnipiac 5, Dartmouth 0: Reilly scored an ESPN highlight reel goal as she cut off Dartmouth on the boards and deked not one, but two Big Green to backhand one top shelf over Sullivan's blocker side.
(8:03, 3^rd period, EV) Quinnipiac 6, Dartmouth 0: Graduate Shay Maloney was reunited with her first half linemates Olivia Mobley and Madison Chantler and got right back to doing what she does best. After winning the faceoff cleanly back to Mobley, Maloney headed to the slot where Mobley put the puck on her tape perfectly to direct one to the right of Sullivan and extend the lead to six.
(14:57, 3^rd period, EV) Quinnipiac 7, Dartmouth 0: Junior Alexa Hoskin couldn't let everyone else have all the fun when she was able to chip one through Sullivan's legs in front.
(19:56.6, 3^rd period, EV) Quinnipiac 8, Dartmouth 0: Junior Maddy Samoskevich decided the Bobcats weren't done yet as she sniped one top shelf over Sullivan's glove side from the near dot. Samoskevich left one of Dartmouth's wingers in the dust at the near faceoff circle to complete yet another ESPN highlight reel on the night.

NOTES:

Eight different Bobcats tallied a goal on the night with 10 players recording points.
Angers recorded her seventh shutout of the year and 13^th of her career against the Big Green.
Schryver had a goal and two assists on the night.
Samoskevich, Reilly, Cooper and Maloney each tallied a goal and an assist.
Labad tallied a goal and three assists in the shutout victory.
Peart went 14-5 in the circle against the Big Green.
The Bobcats outshot Dartmouth 43-14 through 60 minutes and dominated the faceoff circle 34-19.