Lebanon Valley 3, Chatham University 2
 
LVC Starters
Stillwaggon (LW), Cindrich (C), Pitta (RW), Tarasiewicz (D), Wilson (D), Moffatt (G)
 
Chatham University Staters
Frost (LW), Danahy (C), Carr (RW), Bos (D), Grove (D), Strahan (G)
 
How It Happened
PITTBURGH, Pa. – Jade Julius scored an unassisted goal in overtime to give Lebanon Valley's women's ice hockey team a 3-2 victory over Chatham University on Saturday night in United College Hockey Conference (UCHC) action. The Flying Dutchmen jumped to 2-2, 1-1-0 UCHC, while the Cougars dropped to 1-3, 1-1-0 UCHC.
 
Nine minutes into the opening period, Chatham's Michelle Jones slipped one by Jill Moffatt with an assist from Kristina Block 9:and Sydney Collins to put the Cougars up 1-0. Chatham had four more shots on goal, but Moffatt stopped them all and LVC went into the second period down by just a goal.
 
In the opening moments of the second, the Dutchmen were called for a penalty allowing a Cougars' power-play opportunity, but Moffatt stood tall and stopped all seven shots she faced throughout the two-minute minor. Shortly after the advantage for Chatham ended, Chloe Glass found the back of the net with the assist from Julius 6:09 into the second tying the score 1-1.
 
1:55 into the third, the Cougars' Sydney Collins scored an unassisted goal to put Chatham back up by one at 2-1. Then, at 13:09, Glass was at it again when she netted a short-handed goal from Darby Seymour to knot the game for the second time of the night, this time at 2-2. For the remainder of the period, neither team could find the equalizer and overtime was needed to decide a winner.
 
After Moffatt stopped a few shots on some early scoring chances for Chatham early on in the extra period, a loose puck in the Cougars' zone came to the stick of Julius and she beat Chatham's goaltender, giving the Dutchmen a thrilling overtime-victory.
 
Inside the Numbers
 - Glass finished with a pair of goals and skated to a +3 rating.
 - Julius ended with a goal and an assist to go along with a +2 rating.
 - On defense, Amy Templeman was a +3.
 - Moffatt finished with 40 saves in her second win of the season.
 - The Cougars held a 40-21 edge in total faceoff wins.
 - Madison Humes won a team-high eight faceoffs.
 
Who's Next?
Lebanon Valley travels to Pine Valley, N.Y. on Friday to take on No. 1 Elmira College at 7 p.m.
 
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