Princeton University Athletics
Friday, October 31
Hobey Baker Rink
7:00 PM
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Women's Hockey Comeback Falls Short in 3-2 Loss to Dartmouth
October 31, 2008 | Women's Ice Hockey
PRINCETON -- Sixth-ranked Dartmouth jumped out to an early lead and the held off the Princeton women's hockey team in a 3-2 win on Friday night at Hobey Baker Rink. Freshman Heather Landry scored two goals for the Tigers in the loss.
The Big Green controlled play from the puck drop, outshooting Princeton 18-7 in the opening period. Dartmouth also had four power-play chances in the opening stanza and took advantage at 10:23 to go ahead 1-0. Sarah Parsons took a point shot that Princeton senior goaltender Kristen Young got to, but the rebound bounced right to Reagan Fischer, who quickly put it past Young to put her team ahead.
The Big Green padded its lead late in the opening period when Jenna Cunningham converted on an odd-man rush. Amanda Trunzo and Maggie Kennedy worked the puck up ice and upon converging on the Princeton goal, dropped it back to Cunningham, who trailed the play and scored with a shot high to the glove side.
Dartmouth extended its lead to 3-0 with a goal late in the second period. Parsons gained the puck in the neutral zone and weaved through the Princeton defense before scoring with a wrist shot from the top of the right circle.
After being outshot 32-16 through two periods, Princeton came alive in the third period and fired 20 shots on the Dartmouth goal to 10 Big Green shots. Princeton finally broke through at 7:25 with a power-play goal from freshman Heather Landry. Senior defensemen Stephanie Denino and Katherine Dineen moved the puck along the blueline. Dineen then shot and the puck got through Dartmouth goaltender Carli Clemis but laid in the crease until Landry pushed it over the line for her first collegiate goal.
Landry then moved Princeton within a goal with 4:10 remaining with another power-play goal. Landry gained the puck in the corner and sent it to Denino at the point. Denino then fired the puck on goal and Landry, skating from the corner, put a stick on the shot and redirected it by Clemis. Sophomore Sasha Sherry also got an assist on the goal.
Young made 39 saves in the loss, while Clemis stopped 34 shots to give Dartmouth the win. Dartmouth outshot Princeton 42-36.
Princeton fell to 1-2-0 overall and 0-1-0 in the ECAC Hockey play, while Dartmouth is 1-0-0 overall and in the league. Princeton hosts third-ranked Harvard tomorrow at 4 p.m.
The Big Green controlled play from the puck drop, outshooting Princeton 18-7 in the opening period. Dartmouth also had four power-play chances in the opening stanza and took advantage at 10:23 to go ahead 1-0. Sarah Parsons took a point shot that Princeton senior goaltender Kristen Young got to, but the rebound bounced right to Reagan Fischer, who quickly put it past Young to put her team ahead.
The Big Green padded its lead late in the opening period when Jenna Cunningham converted on an odd-man rush. Amanda Trunzo and Maggie Kennedy worked the puck up ice and upon converging on the Princeton goal, dropped it back to Cunningham, who trailed the play and scored with a shot high to the glove side.
Dartmouth extended its lead to 3-0 with a goal late in the second period. Parsons gained the puck in the neutral zone and weaved through the Princeton defense before scoring with a wrist shot from the top of the right circle.
After being outshot 32-16 through two periods, Princeton came alive in the third period and fired 20 shots on the Dartmouth goal to 10 Big Green shots. Princeton finally broke through at 7:25 with a power-play goal from freshman Heather Landry. Senior defensemen Stephanie Denino and Katherine Dineen moved the puck along the blueline. Dineen then shot and the puck got through Dartmouth goaltender Carli Clemis but laid in the crease until Landry pushed it over the line for her first collegiate goal.
Landry then moved Princeton within a goal with 4:10 remaining with another power-play goal. Landry gained the puck in the corner and sent it to Denino at the point. Denino then fired the puck on goal and Landry, skating from the corner, put a stick on the shot and redirected it by Clemis. Sophomore Sasha Sherry also got an assist on the goal.
Young made 39 saves in the loss, while Clemis stopped 34 shots to give Dartmouth the win. Dartmouth outshot Princeton 42-36.
Princeton fell to 1-2-0 overall and 0-1-0 in the ECAC Hockey play, while Dartmouth is 1-0-0 overall and in the league. Princeton hosts third-ranked Harvard tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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