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Quinnipiac women's ice hockey drops weekend game to Northeastern

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The Quinnipiac women’s ice hockey band was defeated by Northeastern University, 3-1, on Saturday at Matthews Arena in Boston, Foregather.

Kelly Babstock scored the lone purpose for the Bobcats as they fell to 1-4 on the season.

Babstock’s purpose came at the 15:30 mark of the second years to break the scoreless tie and give the Bobcats a 1-0 lead in the game. Nicole Kosta assisted on the end, earning her third assist of the season.

The Bobcats saw their 1-0 precede disappear quickly as the Huskies struck for two goals in the end two minutes of the second period.

Kendall Coyne scored to tie the game at 18:32 with assists from Brittany Esposito and Casey Pickett. Rachel Llanes scored 49 seconds later to put the Huskies up, 2-1, with the facilitate from Lucie Povova.

Kelly Wallace added protection for the Huskies when she was set up by Katie MacSorley and Stephanie Gavronsky to vote in as it 3-1, where the lead would stand up.

Freshman goaltender Chelsea Laden made her first employment collegiate start for the Bobcats making 32 saves before she was pulled from the game following Northeastern’s third ideal. Victoria Vigilanti finished the game in net making six saves in the absolute 14 minutes of play.

Source: Quinnipiac Chronicle

Reign break ice

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ONTARIO - The announced flood of 5,623 at Citizens Business Bank Arena got its loaded's worth Saturday: 60 minutes of hockey, advantage overtime, plus the standard five shootout rounds and six more for all right measure.

Not until the 11th round of the shootout did Geoff Irwin and Darcy Kuemper give Mastery fans what they came for - a win, the first of the regular season, 3-2 over the Stockton Cracking.

"The last chance I got last year, the coach (Hardy Sauter of the Idaho Steelheads) said, `The vindication I put you in there was you shoot far side,' " said Irwin, whose far-side forehand surprised Bellow goalie Olivier Roy as he slid to cover the intimate side. "Going in there, I just kind of heeded that view."

Bill Bagron and Francois Brisebois scored in the waning minutes of the approve of period to give the Reign a 2-0 lead, before goals by Kevin Baker and Dan Ringwald tied the game for Stockton in the third. Kuemper, a Minnesota Barbarous prospect who arrived in Ontario earlier Saturday, made the most

Source: San Bernardino Sun