SUNY Potsdam's Jack Logan (8) notched the game-winner at
3:15 of overtime, as the Bears edged SUNY Canton 4-3.
Potsdam kept maintaining a one-goal lead throughout the
contest en route to their first win. (Kyton Deon
photo)
NCSN Men's College Hockey

SUNY POTSDAM'S JACK LOGAN NETS GAME WINNER IN OVERTIME

suny canton EDGED BY SUNY POTSDAM 5-4 IN O.T. THRILLER
The Roos' Sam Martin (from Canton) gets a breakaway,
switches to the backhand and ties the game 1-1. Martin
also assisted on the Roos' second goal that knotted at 2-2.
Jack Logan (8) notched the game-winner at 3:15 of overtime,
as the Bears edged SUNY Canton 4-3.(Bob LaRue photo)

CAMPBELL GOAL'S THE LONE SCORE: CLARKSON 1, S.L.U. 0
Mathieu Gosslein sets up Alex Campbell (11), who finally
broke a scoreless game at the 8:00 minute mark of the
third period, giving Clarkson a 1-0 win at home in
the weekend series with local rival St. Lawrence
Jordan Power also received an assist. The
two teams will meet again Saturday night at Appleton
Arena in Canton. (Cody Jenne photo)
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SUNY
Plattsburgh’s Ryan Hogg (19) skates in to sweep the puck
around the left pad of Potsdam goaltender Michael
Paglucca (29) for the unassisted goal. Plattsburgh
edged Potsdam 6-5.(Andrew Baker
photo).
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Mathieu Gosslein sets up Alex Campbell (11), who finally
broke a scoreless game at the 8:00 minute mark of the
third period, giving Clarkson a 1-0 win at home in
the weekend series with local rival St. Lawrence
Jordan Power also received an assist. The
two teams will meet again Saturday night at Appleton
Arena in Canton. (Cody Jenne photo)
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 5,
Stonehill 1
SUNY Canton 4, St. Michael's 1
SUNY Potsdam 3, SUNY Fredonia 1
SUNY Buffalo 6, SUNY Plattsburgh 4
Women's Hockey
Castleton Invitational
Colby 4,
SUNY Potsdam 1
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2023
Women's Hockey
SUNY Canton 2, SUNY Cortland 1
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2023
Men's Hockey
Albertus Magnus 4,
SUNY Canton 3
Clarkson 2, Dartmouth 2 Tie (OT)
St. Lawrence 2, Harvard 0
SUNY Cortland 4, SUNY Potsdam 0
SUNY Oswego 4, SUNY Plattsburgh 3
Women's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 4, SUNY Canton 2
Clarkson 9, Harvard 1
St. Lawrence 6, Dartmouth 5
SUNY Potsdam 3, SUNY Buffalo 2 (OT)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Morrisville 3, SUNY Canton 2
(OT)
Clarkson 3, Harvard 0
SUNY Oswego 6, SUNY Potsdam 0
St. Lawrence 3, Dartmouth 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, SUNY Cortland 1
Women's Hockey
SUNY Canton 5, SUNY Buffalo 2
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, SUNY Cortland 0
SUNY Oswego 3, SUNY Potsdam 1
Clarkson 5, Dartmouth 0
Harvard 1, St. Lawrence 0 (OT)
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 2023
Men's Hockey
North Country Tournament at SUNY Canton
SUNY Canton 5, SUNY Potsdam 4 (consolation)
Women's Hockey
Panther-Cardinal Classic at Middlebury
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, Middlebury 1 (championship)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2023
Men's Hockey
Western Michigan 4, St. Lawrence 0
North Country Tournament at SUNY Canton
Hamilton 3, SUNY Potsdam 1
Trine 6, SUNY Canton 4
Layer Eight Shootout at SUNY Plattsburgh
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, Norwich 1 (championship)
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 5, Syracuse 0
Ohio State 5, St. Lawrence 1
SUNY Canton 3, Stevenson 1
Panther-Cardinal Classic at Middlebury
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2023
Men's Hockey
Western Michigan 5, St. Lawrence 1
Layer Eight Shootout at SUNY Plattsburgh
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, St. Olaf 1 (semifinal)
Women's Hockey
Ohio State 11, St. Lawrence 0
SUNY Canton 3, Stevenson 2
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 2, Yale 1
Brown 2, St. Lawrence 1
Hamilton 5, SUNY Canton 4 (OT)
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 1, Yale 0
St. Lawrence 4, Brown 0
SUNY Canton 6, Anna Maria 0
SUNY Cortland 6, SUNY Potsdam 3
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Brown 2
Yale 5, St. Lawrence 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, SUNY Potsdam 2
Women's Hockey
Brown 3, Clarkson 3 (OT/Tie)
St. Lawrence 3, Yale 2
SUNY Canton 6, Anna Marie College 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 4, SUNY Potsdam 1
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2023
Women's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, Norwich 2 (OT/Tie)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Union 1
St. Lawrence 6, RPI 3
Skidmore 11, SUNY
Canton 1
SUNY Geneseo 4, SUNY
Potsdam 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, SUNY Brockport 1
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 3, St. Lawrence 0
SUNY Cortland 3, SUNY Canton 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, SUNY Morrisville 0
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2023
Men's Hockey
RPI 4, Clarkson 2
Union 4, St. Lawrence 3
Castleton 6, SUNY Canton 0
SUNY Brockport 6, SUNY Potsdam 3
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, SUNY Geneseo 2
Women's Hockey
SUNY Cortland 3, SUNY Canton 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, SUNY Buffalo 0
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 6, St. Lawrence 3
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2023
Men's Hockey
Ferris State 2, St. Lawrence 1 (OT)
SUNY Oswego 4, SUNY Canton 1
SUNY Morrisville 5, SUNY Potsdam 4
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 5, RPI 1
St. Lawrence 6, Union 1
SUNY Morrisville 2, SUNY Potsdam 0
SUNY Canton 1, SUNY Oswego 0
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2023
Men's Hockey
St. Lawrence 5, Ferris State 2
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Union 1
St. Lawrence 4, RPI 1
SUNY Potsdam 2, SUNY Canton 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, SUNY Oswego 1
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, SUNY Morrisville 1
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Potsdam 4, SUNY Canton 1
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2023
Men's Hockey
Lake Superior State 4, Clarkson 3
Michigan Tech 2, St. Lawrence 2 (OT/Tie)
Stevenson 5, SUNY Canton 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, St. Anselm 1
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Quinnipiac 1
St. Lawrence 7, Princeton 2
SUNY Canton 2, Trine University 0
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2023
Men's Hockey
Merrimack 5, St. Lawrence 2
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 2, Robert Morris 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, Univ. of New England 0
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2023
Men's Hockey
Merrimack 4, Clarkson 1
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 5, Robert Morris 1
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2023
Women's Hockey
St. Lawrence 2, RIT 1
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Vermont 2 (OT)
Penn State 4, St. Lawrence 1
Women's Hockey
St. Lawrence 3, Vermont 0
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2023
Men's Hockey
Penn State 4, Clarkson 2
Vermont 3, St. Lawrence 1
Women's Hockey
Vermont 6,
St. Lawrence 2
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Notre Dame 1
St. Lawrence 4, RIT 3
Women's Hockey
St. Lawrence 2, Providence 0
Clarkson 2, Vermont 2 (OT/Tie)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Vermont 2
St. Lawrence 7, Providence 2
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Boston
College 2
St. Lawrence 6,
Mercyhurst 5 (OT)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Boston College 0
St. Lawrence 5,
Mercyhurst 1
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
Women's Hockey
St. Lawrence 2,
University of Ottawa 1 (exh.)
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Merrimack 0
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2023
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 5, Merrimack 0
Colgate 4, St. Lawrence 1
END OF 2022-2023 COLLEGE HOCKEY
FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 2023
Women's Hockey
NCAA Division III Semifinal
(#1) Adolphus Gustavus 3, SUNY
Plattsburgh 2 (2OT)
SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 2023
ECAC Men's Quarterfinals - Game 2 of 3
(#3) Cornell 3, (#6) Clarkson 1 [Cornell wins
series 2-0]
(#5) Colgate 3, (#4) St. Lawrence 2 [Colgate
wins 2-0]
NCAA Division III Men's Tournament -
First Round
Norwich 2, SUNY Plattsburgh 1 (OT)
Women's Hockey
NCAA Division III Women's Tournament at Plattsburgh
SUNY Plattsburgh 4, Middlebury 2
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2023
Women's Hockey
NCAA Frozen Four Tournament - Opening Round
Minnesota Duluth 2, Clarkson 0
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 2023
Men's Hockey
ECAC Playoffs Opening Round
(#6) Clarkson 5, (#11) Brown 1
SUNYAC Men's Tournament Championship
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, SUNY Oswego 1
Women's Hockey
ECAC Championship - at New Haven CT
(#2) Colgate 8,
(#4) Clarkson 2
NEWHL Women's Tournament Championship
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, SUNY Cortland 0
FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 2023
Women's Hockey
ECAC Women's Semifinals
(#4) Clarkson 4, (#1) Yale 3 (2OT)
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 25, 2023
Men's Hockey
Harvard 3, Clarkson 2
St. Lawrence 2, Dartmouth 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, SUNY Geneseo 1
Women's NEWHL Playoffs
(#2) SUNY Plattsburgh 7, SUNY Canton 1
Women's ECAC Quarterfinal - Game 2 of 3
Cornell 2, Clarkson 1 (2nd OT) [Series tied 1-1]
St. Lawrence 3, Quinnipiac 2 [Series tied 1-1]
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Dartmouth 0
Harvard 6, St. Lawrence 2
Women's Hockey
Women's ECAC Quarterfinals (Game 1 of 3)
(#4) Clarkson 5, (#5) Cornell 1 (Clarkson leads 1-0)
(#3) Quinnipiac 2, (#6) St. Lawrence 1
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Colgate 3 (OT/Tie) (Colgate
wins shootout)
St. Lawrence 1, Cornell 0
SUNY Morrisville 8, SUNY Potsdam 5
Women's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 8, Buffalo State 0
Clarkson 2, Quinnipiac 1
St. Lawrence 3, Princeton 1
SUNY Canton 2, SUNY Morrisville 0
SUNY Cortland 4, SUNY Potsdam 3
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Cornell 3
Colgate 3, St. Lawrence 2
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 5, Princeton 4 (OT)
St. Lawrence 4, Quinnipiac 1
SUNY Cortland 3, SUNY Canton 1
SUNY Morrisville 5, SUNY Potsdam 3
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, Buffalo State 0
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, SUNY Morrisville 3
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2023
Men's Hockey
Arcadia 6, SUNY Canton 3
Clarkson 4, Princeton 1
Quinnipiac 5, St. Lawrence 0
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Dartmouth 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 4, SUNY Canton 1
SUNY Cortland 5, SUNY Potsdam 0
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2023
Men's Hockey
Quinnipiac 3, Clarkson 0
St. Lawrence 6, Princeton 2
SUNY Canton 7, Arcadia 5
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, SUNY Potsdam 3
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Harvard 2
St. Lawrence 7, Dartmouth 3
SUNY Potsdam 5, Buffalo State 0
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 6, Brown 2
Yale 4, St. Lawrence 0
SUNY Fredonia 4, SUNY Potsdam 2
Buffalo State 4, SUNY Plattsburgh 0
Women's Hockey
Colgate 2, Clarkson 0
St. Lawrence 3,
Cornell 2 (OT)
SUNY Oswego 5, SUNY Potsdam 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, SUNY Cortland 1
SUNY Canton 5, SUNY Morrisville 2
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2023
Men's
Hockey
Yale 4, Clarkson 0
St. Lawrence 6, Brown
0
SUNY Potsdam 4, Buffalo State 3 (OT)
SUNY Canton 2, SUNY Morrisville 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 10, SUNY Fredonia 3
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 2, Cornell 1
Colgate 2, St. Lawrence 1
SUNY Potsdam 4, SUNY
Morrisville 3 (OT)
SUNY Canton 2, SUNY Oswego 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, SUNY Cortland 1
TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 2023
Women's Hockey
St. Lawrence 3, Colgate 3 (OT/Tie)
SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Canton 4, Ana Maria 3
SUNY Potsdam 2, SUNY Brockport 1
St. Lawrence 4, Clarkson 2
SUNY Plattsburgh 3, SUNY Geneseo 2
Women's Hockey
Yale 3, Clarkson 0
St. Lawrence 6, Brown 1
SUNY Cortland 6, SUNY Canton 0
SUNY Plattsburgh 5, SUNY Potsdam 0
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 2023
Men's Hockey
St. Lawrence 4,
Clarkson 2
SUNY Canton 4, Ana Maria 2
SUNY Geneseo 3, SUNY
Potsdam 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 4, SUNY Brockport
1
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 3, Brown 1
Yale 6, St. Lawrence 1
SUNY Plattsburgh 5,
SUNY Canton 2
SUNY Cortland 4, SUNY Potsdam 1
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2023
Women's Hockey
SUNY Plattsburgh 2, Williams College 1
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2023
Men's Hockey
Clarkson 4, Union 3
SUNY Brockport 6,
SUNY Canton 2
RPI 4, St.
Lawrence 3 (OT)
SUNY Oswego 4, SUNY
Potsdam 3
SUNY Plattsburgh 2,
SUNY Cortland 1
Women's
Hockey
Clarkson 3, St.
Lawrence 1
SUNY Potsdam 4, SUNY Canton 3
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 2023
Men's Hockey
SUNY Canton 3, SUNY Brockport 2 (OT)
SUNY Cortland 7, SUNY Potsdam 3
SUNY Plattsburgh 6, SUNY Oswego 1
RPI 3, Clarkson 2 (OT)
Union 3, St. Lawrence 2
Women's Hockey
Clarkson 2, St. Lawrence 2 (OT/Tie)
SUNY Plattsburgh 1, SUNY Canton 0
SUNY Morrisville 4, SUNY Potsdam 3
NCSN Women's College Hockey

CLARKSON WOMEN BREAK OUT WITH SURGE VS. ORANGE 5-0
Clarkson finally breaks out of a 1-0 game vs. Syracuse
in the third period. Rebecca Morissette wrists the puck
into the net to make it 3-0 Golden Knights.
Clarkson scored four goals in he final frame to win 5-0
over the Orange and stay unbeaten at 16-0-2.
(Kyton Deon photo)
Clarkson's Dominique Petrie (29) wraps the puck around
the goal while getting taken down to the ice to score
the third and final goal of the game in the closing
seconds to take a 3-0 lead over St. Lawrence University.
The Golden Knights scored two quick goals in the first
period that lifted them to a 3-0 victory over the
Saints. (Cody Jenne photo)
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November 25, 2023: A flurry of goals in the first half of
the third period turned a close game into a lopsided win for
the fifth-ranked Clarkson University Women's Hockey team as
the Golden Knights swept its series against Syracuse
University with a 5-0 victory over the Orange on Saturday
afternoon at Cheel Arena. The Golden Knights improved to
16-0-2 on the season while Syracuse fell to 3-12-2. Clarkson
closes out the 2023 portion of its schedule next weekend
with games against ECAC Hockey foes Dartmouth and Harvard.
In the opening period, Clarkson picked up right where it
left off from Tuesday's contest against the Orange,
dominating possession and getting numerous shots on the
Syracuse goal. The Knights had several lengthy stretches
with the puck in the Orange defensive end, but Syracuse
goaltender Allie Kelley was up to the task with several
saves in the first five minutes. Clarkson finished with a
15-6 edge in shots on goal in the first period, connecting
on one with about three minutes left in the period during
the team's second power-play opportunity of the frame. After
Syracuse had cleared the zone and sent the puck to the other
end of the ice, Clarkson quickly regrouped and returned to
the Orange defensive zone.
Brooke McQuigge waited for traffic in front of the goal
to clear to set up the offense, finding
Nicole Gosling in front. Gosling then skipped a pass to
the left circle for
Alexie Guay and from there Guay sent a pass down to the
end line for
Anne Cherkowski. At that point, McQuigge's patience a
few seconds earlier paid off as Cherkowski sent the puck in
front for the captain, with McQuigge connecting on a
one-timer to put the Knights on the board at 16:58. About
six minutes into the second period, each team had scoring
opportunities in transition. A head's up play by Clarkson
goalkeeper
Julia Minotti create a 3-on-1 rush towards the Syracuse
goal, but Kelley stopped the puck near the post on her glove
side. Almost immediately after the next faceoff, Syracuse
had three skaters in front going the other way and it was
Rayla Clemons with a 1-on-1 with Minotti, but Minotti made
the save and then denied another off the rebound. Only 20
seconds later, Clarkson's
Shelby Laidlaw had a solid opportunity from the left
circle but was stopped by Kelley, ending the run of three
excellent scoring chances for the two teams in a stretch of
just 35 seconds. The period ended with a similar shots on
goal total from the first (15-7), but this time it was a
shutout for both squads. The third period started with a
4-on-4 as both teams had penalties in the final moments of
the second period. As the 4-on-4 ended, the Knights were on
the power play and immediately took advantage with a 3-on-1
rush out of a switch as
Anne Cherkowski finished off some quick passes at 1:22
of the third, with assists going to
Darcie Lappan and
Dominique Petrie. That score began a run of scoring that
sent what was a close game into a blowout. The first
even-strength goal of the game came at 3:00 when
Kirstyn McQuigge tried to get things going with what
looked like a harmless pass in the Clarkson defensive zone
to
Rebecca Morissette. The freshman was a step or two
inside the blue line near Clarkson's goal, but skated
through the neutral zone and into the Syracuse zone, taking
a wrist shot from a stride short of the dot in the left
circle to beat Kelley on the stick side. Another score on
the power play came four minutes later, though Syracuse did
a good job of keeping the Knights off the board for as long
as it could. Kelley made several saves and the Orange made
sure the Knights' offense was stalled behind the net.
However, once the puck was poked loose and
Alexie Guay got possession, Clarkson quickly
capitalized. Guay sent a pass along the boards to
Nicole Gosling, and Gosling whipped a pass to the
opposite side of the ice to
Haley Winn. From there, Winn adeptly passed the puck
through traffic to the opposite post, finding Cherkowski on
the doorstep for the goal at 6:58. The fifth goal of the
contest took some odd bounces around the rink before finding
the settled stick of
Laurence Frenette.
Nicole Gosling dropped a pass to
Haley Winn at the top of the slot and her wrist shot was
wide and quickly bounced back to the end line. Gosling, who
had drifted down to end line, picked up the rebound and was
trying to put the puck on goal or in front for a teammate,
but it ended up bounding out to Frenette at the right
circle. With a wide open net thanks to the traffic on the
other side, Frenette easily slapped a shot in at 9:42.
Clarkson finished with a 47-17 edge in shots on goal and was
3-for-6 on the power play while killing off three Syracuse
power-play chances. Minotti stopped 17 shots for the
shutout, her second of the season, while Kelley denied 42
shots in the Syracuse end.
November 8, 2023: In front of an enthusiastic, engaged, and
record-setting crowd, the Clarkson University Women's Hockey
team came alive in the third period with four goals to out
duel Route 11 rival St. Lawrence University, 6-3, in a
non-league matchup in front of 3223 fans at Cheel Arena. The
fifth-ranked Golden Knights remained unbeaten thanks to
their season-high six goals, improving to 12-0-1 overall.
Sixth-rated St. Lawrence dropped just its second game of the
season, falling to 10-2-0 on the year. The two teams will
meet again in another non-conference contest on Saturday at
Appleton Arena. It took a few moments for either team to get
much in the way of legitimate scoring chances. Roughly five
minutes in,
Shelby Laidlaw picked up a rebound after a shot from the
top of the left circle with half of the net open, but her
shot went just wide. St. Lawrence had a chance of its own
five minutes later when Kennedy Wilson found herself on a
breakaway as a loose puck found her stick near the center
stripe. Wilson skated in for a one-on-one with
Michelle Pasiechnyk, but Wilson's forehand was denied on
a sprawling save by the Clarkson goalkeeper. Both teams
would find the back of the net in the latter half of the
period. Clarkson's first goal came shortly after
Pasiechnyk's save on the breakaway.
Anne Cherkowski skated in along the right side before
sending the puck back in front to
Dominique Petrie. From there, Petrie took a few stabs at
the puck and slipped it past Saints' goaltender Emma-Sofie
Nordstrom. Clarkson's lead would be short-lived, however, as
the Saints tied the score at 1-1 just three minutes later.
The Saints played from behind the net, and once the circuit
was completed a pass slid just past the crease to Ally
McLeod, who knocked the puck in at 13:40. Clarkson would end
up taking the lead right before the first intermission as
Nicole Gosling did her part twice to both keep the
scoring opportunity alive and also netting the goal. The
puck almost left the zone on a pass along the left boards,
but Gosling had just enough stick blade to keep the puck in,
sending it back around to reset the play. After a few
passes, the puck was back on Gosling's stick near the blue
line, and she took a few strides to the top of the slot,
converting a wrist shot at 18:08 for a 2-1 Clarkson lead,
with
Darcie Lappan and
Kirstyn McQuigge assisting. At the start of the second
stanza, the Knights looked as if they had their third score
of the game on a
Jenna Goodwin backhand in front of the crease, but the
goal was called off due to goaltender interference earlier
in the play upon review. The Green and Gold had more
opportunities when St. Lawrence was whistled for two
penalties, but the first call resulted in only three blocked
shots, while the second saw Nordstrom produce three saves
before the Saints could kill off the extra-player
opportunity. A third Saints' penalty was called near the
midway point of the period, but again the Saints were up to
the task allowing just two shots with only one on goal in
the final seconds of the power play. The Saints had two
chances on the power play at the conclusion of the second
period, skating up a player for close to the final four
minutes of the period, but Pasiechnyk denied seven shots on
goal in that stretch, keeping the score 2-1. For the first
few minutes of the third period, the teams skated freely
with just a handful of chances making it past the first line
of defense. Eventually, the Saints knotted the game back up
at 2-2. An icing call put the puck back at the circle in the
Clarkson defensive end, and though the Knights had
possession for most of the next few ticks, the puck skipped
out to the top of the right circle where Melissa Jeffries
took a shot one step in. A few ricochets saw Kennedy Wilson
credited with the goal at 6:29. St. Lawrence appeared to
have momentum on its side when the Knights were called for a
penalty just 90 seconds after the game was tied up, but
Pasiechnyk again made the saves necessary, and a broken play
allowed Clarkson to score shorthanded. A failure to keep the
puck in the Clarkson defensive zone allowed for a 2-on-1 as
Baylee Kirwan won a race to the puck and sent a pass
across ice to
Sena Catterall, who made a few moves in easily flipped
the puck past Nordstrum at 9:36. The momentum was clearly
back in Clarkson's favor when St. Lawrence was called for a
delay of game penalty, putting the Knights up a skater.
After working the puck around on several connected passes,
Anne Cherkowski took a shot from the top of the right
circle, only to be denied by Nordstrum. However, the SLU
goaltender was unable to pick it clean and
Brooke McQuigge cleaned up the rebound at 11:23 to put
the score at 4-2. Only a few moments later, a slashing
penalty put the Saints on the power play, and St. Lawrence
finally delivered with the player-advantage. Mae Batherson
took a shot from the top of the slot only to be denied by
the left pad of Pasiechnyk, but the puck was collected by
Taylor Lum on the doorstep, and Lum knocked the puck into
the otherwise unguarded net with just over seven minutes to
play. A penalty gave the Knights a power-play chance that
came up empty, but it was enough time to keep the Saints
from mounting much more offense. As the minutes ticked away,
the Saints looked ready to pull the goaltender, covering up
the puck at 2:09 with hopes of winning the next faceoff for
a final rush. It would not come to pass, however, as the
Knights won the next faceoff and
Darcie Lappan skated through the slot with a wrist shot
over the stick of Nordstrum at 17:58. Clarkson tacked on an
empty-net goal as Petrie recorded her second of the contest
with just under a minute to play. Clarkson finished with a
33-32 advantage in shots on goal and had 62 attempts overall
to the Saints' 50. Clarkson was 1-for-5 on the power play
and the Saints were held off the board in their
player-advantage chances at 0-for-3. Pasiechnyk finished
with 29 saves, and Nordstrum denied 27 shots. Four different
Clarkson players registered multi-point games, led by
Dominique Petrie's pair of goals.

st. lawrence bows to 3rd period rally by clarkson 6-3
Three minutes after Clarkson took a 1-0 lead, Aly McLeod
poked the loose puck into the net for the Saints, tying the
game 1-1. Clarkson won 6-3 in front of 3,223 fans – an
all-time record at Cheel Arena for a women’s hockey game.
The #5-ranked Knights stay unbeaten at 12-0-1, while #6 SLU
falls to 10-2. (Bob LaRue photo)
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November 8,
Aly McLeod,
Kennedy Wilson and
Taylor Lum scored to lead the No. 6 St. Lawrence
University women's hockey team, but the Scarlet and
Brown fell to fifth-ranked Clarkson, 6-3, in a
non-conference Route 11 Rivalry matchup in front of
3,223 fans for a 'School Day' game on Wednesday morning.
Clarkson got on the board first, as Dominique Petrie
cashed in on a scramble in front of Saints' goaltender
Emma-Sofie Nordström at 10:10 of the first period. In
similar fashion, the Scarlet and Brown tied the game up
as
Aly McLeod snuck one past Michelle Pasiechnyk at
13:40.
Katina Duscio and
Hillary Sterling assisted on the play. The Golden
Knights took the lead, as Nicole Gosling ripped a shot
from the slot to give Clarkson a 2-1 lead heading into
the first intermission. After the first period shots
were evenly matched at 8-8. Early in the second period,
the Golden Knights scored their third of the game, but
the play was challenged and the goal was overturned for
goaltender interference. After the overturned tally on
Clarkson, the second period remained scoreless, with
both Nordström and Pasiechnyk denying chances for either
side and at the end of two periods, St. Lawrence held a
20-16 edge in shots. The Saints rally continued, as
Kennedy Wilson found another equalizer for the
Scarlet and Brown, beating Pasiechnyk with a tip off an
original shot from
Melissa Jefferies, knotting the game 2-2. Just about
three minutes later, Sena Catterall scored one a
short-handed rush to give the Golden Knights a 3-2
advantage. Brooke McQuigge then put Clarkson up by two
goals, as she capitalized on a door-step rebound
opportunity.
Taylor Lum looked to keep the Saints in it once more
with her third of the season and the Saints 13th
powerplay goal of the season. Graduate defender
Mae Batherson took an original shot in the point,
which was poked by
Abby Hustler and cashed in by Lum to bring the game
back within one. St. Lawrence's 13 powerplay goals ranks
third nationally. Darcie Lappan and Petrie tacked on two
more goals, making the final score 6-3 in favor of the
Golden Knights. "Clarkson put on a great event for the
North Country fans today having all the schools attend
our game," said head coach
Chris Wells. "The players on both teams provided
great entertainment for everyone in attendance."
"We played a solid game and had plenty of chances to
come out on top," Wells added. "Clarkson did a nice job
capitalizing at key points in the game keeping us
chasing the score all game. Our effort was there from
the puck drop! That was great to see." Nordström
finished with 27 saves in the loss, while Pasiechnyk
made 29. Clarkson finished with a 33-32 edge in shots.
With the loss, the Saints fell to 10-2-0 on the season,
while Clarkson improved to 12-0-1. This week's matchups
between the two teams are both non-conference contests.

three different scorers help Roos win 3-1 over cats
Anna Maria's Jacqueline Howlett (18) attempts to get in the
shooting lane, as the Roos’ Ashley Gillies (33) puts the
puck on net. The shot was turned aside by Cats’
goaltender Julia Smith (35). After a scoreless middle
period, Roos' Maggie Convery buries the puck early in the
third to put Canton up two. Less than four minutes
later, Meghan Sonia tallies Anna Maria's first goal with
assists for Kaitlyn Korpach and Samantha Rodriguez to cut
the lead in half. Canton’s Lily Cullen finished the scoring
with an insurance goal at 12:21 of the third to help the
Roos secure the 3-1 win over the Cats. Anna Maria’s Julia
Smith stopped 59 of 62 shots she faced, while Canton’s
Brooke Susac saved 14-of-15 shots for the win.
Canton’s Brooke Susac (73) denies the Bears a score early in
the second period. In non-league action, the SUNY
Potsdam Bears blanked the Roos 3-0, in a preview of Canton's
joining the NEWHL next season. (Josh Wangerin photos)
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SUNY potsdam WOMEN fall to #1 SUNY Plattsburgh 6-1
Potsdam’s Miranda Kolb (5) rockets the puck into the
wide open net on the short side past Saint Michael's
goaltender Gabriella Dicomitis (44). After opening
a 7-0 lead, Potsdam cruised to an 8-3 win. (Andrew
Baker photo).
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Potsdam’s Keira Thacker (20) shoots the puck beyond
Saint Michaels defender Abby Dirks (19).

#1 PLATTSBURGH brings down SUny potsdam in 6-1 victory
SUNY Potsdam goaltender Kayla McCabe (29), a Potsdam native,
holds her post in preparation for a wraparound shot attempt
from Plattsburgh’s Kaitlin Drew-Mead (27). Plattsburgh
scored two goals in all three periods, en route to a 6-1 win
over the Potsdam Bears on January 29th at Potsdam.
(Andrew Baker photo).
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SUNY
Plattsburgh’s Sara Krauseneck (25) snaps a short-handed goal
on a cross-ice pass and redirect to
give the Cardinals a 3-0 lead in the second period.
Cardinals went on to capture a 5-0 win over SUNY Potsdam.
(Sam Wangerin photo)
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