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Olivia Cindrich takes faceoff
1
Winner Stevenson STE 7-12-1, 4-8-0, 3-1-1
0
Lebanon Valley LVC 4-15-0, 1-15-0, 0-3
Winner
Stevenson STE
7-12-1, 4-8-0, 3-1-1
1
Final
0
Lebanon Valley LVC
4-15-0, 1-15-0, 0-3
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 F
Stevenson STE 0 0 1 1
Lebanon Valley LVC 0 0 0 0

Game Recap: Women's Ice Hockey | | Mike Freeman and Kelsey Snider

W. Ice Hockey Clipped by Stevenson

Stevenson 1, Lebanon Valley 0
 
LVC Starters
Havrlykoff, Humes, Stillwaggon, Borrelli, Templeman, Moffatt (G)
 
Stevenson Starters
Kendrick, Wittman, Siemasko, Sabatini, Storck, Holzbach (G)
 
How It Happened
ANNVILLE, Pa. – Lebanon Valley was edged by Stevenson 1-0 in Friday night's first game of the series in United College Hockey Conference (UCHC) and Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) women's ice hockey action. The Dutchmen dropped to 4-15-0, 1-15-0 UCHC, 0-3 MAC, and the Mustangs advanced to 7-12-1, 4-8-0 UCHC., 3-1-1 MAC.
 
LVC and Stevenson stayed locked up for both the first and second periods. Jill Moffatt was a huge factor for the scoreless first two periods. She had a total of 41 saves in the first 40 minutes. The Dutchmen received a penalty for hooking 4:45 into the first period, and about a minute later, the mustangs drew another infraction to make it a 5-on-3. Even though the odds were not in the Dutchmen's favor, the defensive efforts by Lebanon Valley didn't allow the visitors to break through.
 
In the third, Moffatt again kept the opposing team at bay. She had 54 total saves for the night. Despite the efforts in the third period by Olivia Cindrich and Chloe Glass, the Dutchmen were unable to find the back of the net, and Stevenson went on to send one in between the pipes for the only goal of the game 2:41 into the third. The defense of both teams held its ground, and the Mustangs held on to the lead and came out with the 1-0 victory.
 
Inside the Numbers
- Moffatt had a total of 54 saves for the night, with the highest coming from the second period at 23.
- Glass led LVC in shots with two.
- Rachel Havrlykoff, Mychaela Pitta, Morgan Martin, Darby Seymour, Cindrich, and Caitlyn Keenan each had a shot-on-goal a piece.
- Madison Humes won 13 of 20 face-offs, and Jade Julius was right behind her winning 9 of 7.
- There were nine penalties in the game, six coming from Lebanon Valley.
 
Who's Next?
The Dutchmen head to Reistertown, Md. tomorrow night for the second game of the two-game series against Stevenson at 5:15 p.m.
 
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